Lawton Constitution Masthead and Subscriptions Details
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher Ned Shepler and Business Manager Bill Bentley, with managing and circulation editors named. It includes office address 409-110 Ave Lawton Okla, mailing details, circulation manager, ad manager, and tax and AP membership notes with subscription rates for different editions and regions.
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Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
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Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Associeon
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Morning Press
Constitution Press
Constitution
Constitution-Press
Oklahoma
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Associated Press
Life as a mission and reconciliation in faith
A compact exhortation frames life as a mission and calls for reconciliation with God. It notes that religious, scientific, and philosophical views share a common belief that every existence has a purpose.
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Mazzini
Bricker Amendment Sparks GOP Clash Over Treaty Power
Republican critics warn Bricker amendment would shift treaty power to Congress, requiring separate legislation for treaties to become internal law and giving Congress authority over executive agreements. President Eisenhower pledges to fight, arguing it would weaken U S foreign policy and slow treaty making.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Yalta
U. S
Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles
Budget analysis shows transition from war to peace economy
Walter Lippmann explains the 1952 budget as mapping a shift from wartime to peacetime spending. He notes expenditures peaked with the Korean War and postwar regime changes, with future appropriations stabilizing and signaling a cautious world balance amid rising defense needs.
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Walter Lippmann
Congress
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Treasury
United States
Truman
Yalu
Ridgeway
Korea
Berlin
Humphrey
Internal Struggle Over Treaty Powers Puts Bricker GOP at Odds
Ratification debates highlight Congress power to override treaties and save the Constitution from foreign influence. Bricker forces argue only a constitutional amendment can guard against perceived leftist designs, uniting law, business, veterans, and nationalist groups. Bricker rejects compromise while the President resists ceding foreign policy latitude, risking a major intra party clash in Republican history.
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Congress
Bricker
Law
Business
The Doctor Says: Self-Experiment Risks Vein Treatment
A reader describes a vein near the right eye that forms a circle under the eye and notes attempting self injections with alcohol to collapse it. Dr Jordan cautions against DIY vascular procedures and emphasizes safety and professional care.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Medical Q and A on Paget disease and surgical topics
A reader asks about Paget disease and treatment options. Replies explain there are two distinct Paget diseases: bone disease with limited treatment and nipple area cancerous inflammation with different prognosis.
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Paget
Advice for Young Divorcees to Preserve Friendships
A letter-writer laments feeling like an outsider after divorce and discusses how divorced women can avoid alienating their friends' husbands. The columnist advises tactful dressing and focus on wives, plus avoid flirtatious behavior. Dinah Shore’s caution about not courting other women’s husbands is echoed as practical guidance.
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Dinah Shore
Hollywood Buzz Tosses Up Rita Hayworth And Studio Feud
Hollywood gossip notes Rita Hayworth seeks Dick Haymes for her next Columbia film amid a studio stand over the pairing. James and Pamela Mason face rumored separation and custody questions over their marriage. Jackie Gleason objects to a film title. Diana Lynn and Ingrid Bergman gossip frame secret loves and casting scraps.
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Columbia
Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes
Jackie Gleason
Paramount
Diana Lynn
London
John Payne
Gloria de Haven
Payne Kiddies
Log Matty Kimmel
New York
Itv
Ingrid Bergman
Warners
Ingrid
Rossellini
Annie Oakley free pass origin and Oregon around the Horn
The text explains that free passes called Annie Oakleys arose from Annie Oakley shooting playing cards and giving them away. It also notes the battleship Oregon’s voyage from San Francisco around Cape Horn to Santiago, Cuba, from March 19 to May 26.
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Annie Oakley
Oregon
Plato
San Francisco
Horn
Santiago
Cuba
Witness Admits Perjury and Theft in West Virginia Case
A 20-year-old from Childs Maryland was a key defense witness in a Malicious Assault trial in WFLCH West Virginia. He admitted lying on the stand, perjury, and stealing a car to reach the trial. He also said he was serving time at the federal reformatory in Ashland Kentucky at the time.
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WFLCH
W. Va
Childs
James Henry Shortridge
Indian Apostle John Eliot Arrives in Boston in 1631
John Eliot, identified as the Indian Apostle, settled in Boston in 1631 marking the beginning of his mission among Native Americans and his influence as a religious reformer in early colonial Massachusetts.
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John Eliot
Boston
Water costs linger after Capitol Theater flood
Everett Massachusetts owners faced $10,000 in repairs and cleanup after 16 feet of water flooded Capitol Theater for two days due to a broken pipe. They received a city water bill for $79.35.
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Everett
Mass
Capitol Theater
Radio Screen Star Across Sal 1
Radio screen star across sal one star of screen radio and John Athena Hoarfrost Measures of He is on the cloth Obtains Bewildered Fish Heavy blow Disguise Scottish river Larissan mountain Agent abbr Depart Pewter coin of Thailand Unit of reluctance Small islands Philippine peasant Native of Serbia Asiatic weight Whirlwinds Chest bone Craft Ostrichlike bird Wheys of milk Particle Of the Doctrine Knock Is Latin Puff up Sick Red vegetable Oriental name He has enacted many DOWN County in Texas Methods Cuddle Mail India Military assistants Standard of perfection Female Juff Court Handled Chaste On the sheltered side Biblical land
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Larissan Mountain
Thailand
Serbia
Texas
India
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle clues and answers listed correspond to a crossword style fill in. The entries include eleven Muse of poetry and related terms, with definitions such as free appraise bellow touch street abbr musical not and others. The list also covers gems of herbs respect song bird croquet stick preclude nullify native short jackets entreaties golf mound tatter.
Deflation Debate as Budget Chief Faces Press
Joseph M. Dodge, head of the Bureau of the Budget, explains the Eisenhower era budget totaling 65.6 billion dollars for the year starting next July 1. He says the plan is neither inflationary nor deflationary and argues steady gradual policy to avoid shock.
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Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Detroit
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Man of Action Sends Alligator by Air Mail
In Thompsonville Connecticut a restaurant employee promised to send a Florida vacation image to a woman who replied with a request for an alligator. He then mailed a foot long alligator via air freight, creating a local curiosity and a notable postal incident.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Bolek Olechny
Florida
World's Just A Big Stage
A multi item dispatch notes odd scenes: in Cedar Bluff a teen taunts police after fingerprints are taken. in Berlin West Russians are expected for the Big Four talks with signs hawked in several languages. in San Pedro a woman reports repeated tire slashing and restaurant arson after refusals to date a suitor. in Dallas eggs and a truck are stolen for a massive omelet plan.
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San Pedro
Calif
Dallas
R. H. Ee Ae Oe
Humphries
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