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Morning Press
Constitution Press
Lawton
Constitution
Oklahoma
Gospel Spirit and Saadi Quote Offer Insight
The excerpt contrasts preaching the acceptable year of the Lord with living for the gospel rather than dying for it. It frames true discipleship as active gospel living guided by Luke and Saadi’s perspectives. It reflects religious reflection on purpose and devotion.
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Saadi
No Grudge Campaign For Oklahoma Senators Endorsed
Our paper sees no basis for a grudge driven opposition to Mike Monteney or Senator Monroney. Friends of former Senator Elmer Thomas show no desire to relive past battles, and Monroney’s service merits continued support. Oklahoma benefits from keeping both hard working senators in office.
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Oklahoma City
Elmer Thomas
Mike Monteney
Mr. Thomas
Monroney
Oklahoma
Real American Party Eyes Hot Water Over Washington Reception
Word reaches the boondocks about a Washington reception for J. Addington Wagner, new national commander of the American Legion, seen as UNESCO friendly by some. Eddie McGinnis hosted. diplomats from Nicaragua and Japan debated baseball trades as ample American fare and drinks flowed.
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Boondocks
Washington
J. Addington Wagner
American Legion
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Legion
Unesco
Eddie McGinnis
Senate
Sevilla Sacasa
Sadao Iguchi
Nats
Mickey Vernon
Bob Porterfield
Grace Kelly Marriage Tax Plan Debunked
Tax experts in Washington debated the Grace Kelly engagement to Prince Rainier III of Monaco, fearing a tax dodge if she renounced citizenship. Initial hopes suggested a law could cut her tax to 30 percent, but IRS rulings showed the provision applied only to those earning under 15 000 dollars a year, a sum well below Miss Kelly’s income.
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Washington
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III of
Monaco
Internal Revenue
Miss Kelly
Kindergarten Energy Hits Senator Neuberger Office
Constituents Dale Hoecker and his family visited Senator Richard Neuberger in Oregon. The children played with typewriters and phones while the family prepared to depart for Brazil, where Hoecker will work as an agriculture expert for the International Cooperation Administration. neuberger quipped about their energy and wished them well on the journey.
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Richard Neuberger
D-Ore
Dale Hoecker
Brazil
International Cooperation Administration
Hoecker
Questions and Answers on Early U S Legal and Branding History
The text lists Q A pairs on a rejected 1795 Senate confirmation of John Rutledge as Chief Justice, branding of cattle by Spaniards in America, Canada having a written constitution via the British North America Act, and champagne's use in ship-launch ceremonies due to its cost and perceived value. It preserves individuals and organizations while noting historical actions and reasoning.
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Senate
Washington
John Rutledge
South Carolina
United States
Radio Men End City Convention Elects 1956 AP Broadcasters Officers
Forrest Brokaw of KUSH Cushing was chosen as 1956 president of the Oklahoma Associated Press Broadcasters association at a Sunday morning AP clients meeting in the Hotel Lawtonian. He succeeds Bill Bryan of KTOK with Don Hughes of KRMG as vice president. Awards of merit were given for outstanding news production to Bob Gamble and Bob Shaw of WKC and KWSH, and Lewis Coleman of KSEO received the outstanding individual news story award. Wilbur Martin presented the honors.
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Forrest Brokaw
Kush, Cushing
Oklahoma Associated Press Broadcasters Association
Lawtonian
Brokaw
Bill Bryan
Ktok
Oklahoma City
Don Hughes
KRMG
Tulsa
Oklahoma Broadcasters Association
Bob Gamble
Bob Shaw
WKC
KWSH
Tricity Area
Seminole
Wewoka
Holdenville
Lewis Coleman
KSEO
Durant
Wilbur Martin
Elks To Initiate 19 New Members in City Event
Law ton hosts State President John W. Coons on January 24 to officiate the initiation of 19 Elks into B P O E No 1056 in a State President’s Nite ceremony. The event at 10th and A includes a banquet by the local lodge. Names listed include Ray Hebison, Michael Eisler, Bobbie Tuttle, Bob Dodson, Paul Adelmay, Pat Paolella, Harry Roberts, Arthur Hamilton, LeRoy Trotter, Louis Vanderpool, William Pickett Terry, Henry Fink, Joseph Fleck, Robert Grundman, Clyde McDaniel, John Kimball, Arthur Corrales, McHenry Keith, and James Sanders.
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John W. Coons
Elks Association
Lawton
Ray Hebison
Michael J. Eisler
Bobbie Gene Tuttle
Washington
Bob M. Dodson
Paul Adelmay
Ferris
Pat Paolella
Fort Sill
Harry Roberts
Arthur Hamilton
Kinyon
Cleroy Trotter
S. Third
Louis A. Vanderpool
Columbia
William Pickett Terry
Bell
Henry Fink
Joseph Edward Fleck
Robert Francis Grundman
Clyde McDaniel
Prentice
John Russell Kimball
Arthur J. Corrales
Williams
McHenry Keith
Maple
James R. Sanders
Walters
Thief Steals Cigarette Vending Machine at Norwood's Pool Hall
City detectives report a weekend burglary at Norwood's Pool Hall 206 N First where a burglar hauled away a full cigarette vending machine after picking an outside door lock and forcing an inner door with a crow bar. No other items were taken amid two attempted break ins and a window-pried burglary at Liberty Heights Cleaners.
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Norwood
Pool Hall
206
Cleo Stout
Area Men In Service In Texas and Okinawa
Albert L. Bryson airman apprentice USN son of William B. Johnson is stationed at Naval Auxiliary Air Station Kingsville Texas with Special Service Department. Kingsville near the Gulf informs visitor on jet training. Marine Sgt Cecil R. Riley Randlett is serving on Okinawa with the Third Marine Division as shop chief of motor transport in Camp Napunja based unit. He married Helen Mann of Burkburnett Texas.
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Albert L. Bryson
Texas
USN
William B. Johnson
Rt. 3
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville
Tex
Special Service Department
Naval Air Jet Training
Gulf of Mexico
Cecil R. Riley
W. F. Riley
Randlett
Okinawa
Third Marine Division
3Rd Service Regiment
Camp Napunja
Marine Corps
Riley
Randlett High School
Helen R. Mann
Burkburnett, Tex
Two Men Charged Over Weekend Bogus Checks
Sheriff's deputies seek Ronald Slimp of Lawton and P. R. Baker Jr. of Rush Springs amid charges of passing $10 bogus checks in two separate cases in Peace Justice Woodrow Giles and Marvin E. Cameron courts. Complainants are R. G. Moore and Myles Lawin. County Attorney Manville filed the charges Saturday. A second traffic complaint names Angel Nieves of Fort Sill, charged with speeding at night by Trooper H. D. Morgan.
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Ronald Slimp
Lawton
Woodrow Giles
P. R. Baker Jr
Rush Springs
Marvin E. Cameron
Justice of Peace Court
R. G. Moore
Myles Lawin
Manville
Angel Nieves
Fort Sill
H. D. Morgan
Highway Patrol
Nieves
Two Injured In Marlow Area Car Crash
A three car collision on U S 81 near Marlow left Elmer Harrell Cothran in critical condition at an Oklahoma City hospital and Loyd Wayne Woods with a broken right leg under observation for possible internal injuries. Mozell Gila Patterson, 37, Marlow, escaped injury as her Ford was struck after Woods’ Chevrolet lost control.
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Marlow
U. S. 81
Paul Scott
The
Highway Patrol
Elmer Harrell Cothran
Oklahoma City
Loyd Wayne Woods
Rt. 1
Foster
Memorial Hospital
Scott
Cothran
Chevrolet
Woods
Ford
Mozell Gila Patterson
Ed Meece Heads Chatty Masons
CHATTANOOGA Special Ed Meece worshipful master leads a new slate of officers at the Chattooga Masonic lodge. Crum, Warner, Crow, Kelley, Capshaw, Humble, Harper, Wilson, Huddleston, and Neal named to key posts.
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Chattanooga
Ed Meece
Comanche County HD Club Council Meeting Planned
The Comanche county Home Demonstration Club Council will hold a general session at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Congregational church 307 S Seventh. An officers leadership training course follows. Topics include 1956 plans and a March dress revue.
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Comanche County Home Demonstration Club Council
Congregational Church
Jack Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Fairmont Foods Co
Esther Martin
Lucile Creswell Potter
Lawton Constitution
Deaths from Oklahoma traffic crashes reported
Summary of multiple fatal and injury traffic crashes across Oklahoma. John Evans 21 of Oklahoma City dies after car hits bridge abutment on Turner Turnpike near Stroud. a mother and four Williams children suffer minor injuries. Batt, Downs, Chisum and Suddath listed among others with varying injuries or fatalities from crashes on US 70, SH 9 and icy roads near McLoud Vinson Okemah Sapulpa and Oklahoma City.
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Turner Turnpike
Stroud
John Evans
Oklahoma City
Williams
Evans
Batt
U. S. 70
McLoud
Downs
Mangum
Vinson
Harmon County
Chisum
Okemah
Sapulpa
Robert Doyle Suddath
Worry Clinic criticizes sleeping pills and modern dependence
Dr. George W Crane argues that Americans rely on sleeping pills as chemical crutches, noting 9.4 percent of prescriptions were sedatives last year and $58 million in sales. He says faith, not pharmaceuticals, should ease anxiety, condemns boosterism of doctors and hospitals, and promises a follow-up on the insomnia issue.
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Roger
George W. Crane
Roger R
Crane
America
God
Aaron
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Hospital Births and Admissions Summary
Several births, admissions, and discharges recorded across multiple patients. Notable births include a Kiowa child born January 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cable and several newborns named by parents in Lawton and nearby towns. Multiple surgical and medical discharges list patients by full names and local addresses, with additional admissions for surgical and medical care across sanitation districts.
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Hubert Cable
Rt. 1
Cache
Gladys Tehauno
Cyril
Leona Turtle
Mountain View
Maudie Bergeron
Shawnee
Raymond Stevenson
Anadarko
Joe Villicana
Howard Saryerwinnie
Laura Kay Karty
Mountain View, Medical
Oklahoma price report and livestock market recap
Oklahoma City area prices for wheat, broilers, hens, eggs, and butterfat feature scattered shifts with No 1 grades steady to unsettled. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep in Oklahoma City show mixed activity, with strong beef cow demand, higher hog sows, and varied stocker and slaughter calf values, while Chicago butter markets hold steady with price ladders.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Frederick
Lawton
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
el Reno
Enid
Hobart
Kingfisher
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Elk City
Sayre
Clinton
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Laverne
Alva
Woodward
USDA
Pony Express Ride Set At McAlester
McAlester Oklahoma hosts a polio drive relay with 80 horsemen from Canadian Kiowa Arpaler and Hartshorne riding 20 miles from each town to the courthouse. McAlester Saddle Club leads the event broadcast by KTMC radio and TV.
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Mcalester
Okla
Pittsburg County
Kiowa
Arpaler
Hartshorne
McAlester Saddle Club
KTMC
Dean Phillips suffers attack in Oklahoma City hospital
Dean Phillips 405 Fort Sill Blvd. is hospitalized at Wesley Hospital Oklahoma City after an attack last Friday while in the capital on business. Cecil Green, partner in Green Phillips Chevrolet Co., says doctors treat for a heart attack though diagnosis is not confirmed yet. Phillips is restricted from visitors and phone calls.
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Dean Phillips
Fort Sill Blvd
Wesley Hospital
Oklahoma City
Cecil Green
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Co
Phillips
Fire causes minor damage in three room home
Firemen extinguished a mattress fire at 1754 S. 14th on Saturday night. One room of a three room frame house was slightly damaged by fire started in a mattress. a rug also damaged. Owner Joe Hawkins and renter Miss Jessie Mae Green were named. Neighbor Morris Hill reported the fire. No heavy damage to the living room.
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S. 14Th
Joe Hawkins
Jessie Mae Green
Morris Hill
Making Music Across
A compact crossword style clue set hints at a musical theme with across entries including singing voice and violin components, referencing foundation and seed vessel concepts as wordplay anchors. The mix of abbreviated forms suggests a puzzle involving abbreviations and cross references.
Answer to Today's Puzzle 14 Era 15 Color Two Word
A compact quiz answer list clutches clues from era color and two word entries. It maps items to phrases like permit time mai device phonograph accessories and more, covering amphibian reptile to English letter with cross references.
Dunbar Honors Two Top Students for third six weeks
Dunbar named two students with 96.8 averages as top honorees for the seventh grade third six weeks honor roll. Clyde Babb and Gerald Reed led a list of 13 scholars announced by Principal Lemuel Harkey, with other honorees including Carolyn Alford Wayne Banks Mildred Beal Irma Beaty Ellouise Butler Marion Fuller Donnell Lipscomb Johnny Reece Anese Wakefield Winston Ward and Hartwell Menefee.
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Dunbar School
Lemuel] Harkey
Clyde Babb
Millard Babb
S. 14Th
Gerald Reed
Jamison Reed
McKinley
Carolyn L. Alford
Wayne Banks
Mildred L. Beal
Irma J
Cityan's Cow Completes 8717 Pounds Milk Test
Brenda Myr W P Blance owned by Lawton Burton Lawton has completed a production record of 8717 pounds of milk and 454 pounds of fat according to the AGCC. The registered Guernsey cow's record equals 4106 quarts of high quality milk. She is a junior two year old and was milked twice daily for 305 days on test.
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Brenda-Myr
W. P. Blance
Lawton Burton, Lawton
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Guernsey
AGCC
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