Lawton Constitution Staff and Publication Details
The Lawton Constitution edited by Ned Shepler lists office at 408 11 C Ave Lawton Okla with a Monday to Friday publication schedule. It notes price rates for morning and Sunday editions and includes AP affiliation and policies on advertising and corrections.
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Proverb and Euripides on Good and Evil
An ancient reflection contrasts virtue and vice. It cites Proverbs 16 17 about departing from evil and preserving the soul, and Euripides noting that good deeds survive the dead while the wicked perish with their deeds buried.
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Vigil Against Rebirth Of Nazism Is Needed
Two developments in West Germany bring Nazism back into focus as a minority concern. British arrests target ex-Hitler officials seeking to gain power via three right wing parties. A U S High Commission survey shows many Germans minimize Nazi guilt and support renewed nationalism, especially among youth. The findings warn the West to stay vigilant against a potential Nazi revival.
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Naguib Seen Strengthening as Reforms Push Grows
World observers reassess General Naguib after leading the 1952 revolt against King Farouk. Early labels of a strong man gave way to doubt, but his drive on land reform, anti corruption measures, and industrial expansion now solidify the view of decisive leadership amid Wafd opposition.
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Wilson and Eisenhower Aide Appointments Face Scrutiny
Washington columnist Peter Edson argues the General Motors ex-president Charles E. Wilson case sets a precedent for reviewing Eisenhower era appointees. He notes potential conflicts for Roger M. Kyes and Harold E. Talbott, cites historical laws from 1863 and revisions in 1909 and 1948, and recalls how defense production roles shift contract authority.
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Chrysler Corporation
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C. E. Wilson
General Electric
K. T. Keller
Department of Defense
Questions and Answers Old Trivia Board
A set of trivia questions covers topics from geology to language origins and presidential history. It notes San Benedicto Island hosts a new active volcano near Mexico, explains the term pussy tracing to an Egyptian goddess, discusses dream color, and states George Washington adopted two children, Nelly and George Parke Custis.
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Naguib dissolves parties and locks politics for three years
Naguib seized control in Egypt dissolving all parties and barring party activity for three years. He arrested 40 men, including 25 military and 15 civilian, among them Wafd’s leader, signaling a move toward dictatorship. The world watches how he uses this power in the coming years.
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Viral diseases in children and mysterious outbreaks
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes viruses hit children harder but can affect adults too. He discusses common illnesses like measles mumps polio and a recurring vomiting and diarrhea outbreak, plus milder viral flu like illnesses. Most children recover fully, though causes and treatments remain uncertain. The piece emphasizes the need for more understanding of viral differences and future research.
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We The Women By Ruth Millett
A columnist argues against wishing a husband were different. Accept him as he is and focus on happiness. Both spouses have flaws. change is unlikely. The key is understanding and adapting to sustain a hopeful marriage.
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Corsage choice follows dress color or white option
A young man plans a corsage for a dance. He either matches the color to the girl's dress or sends white flowers that can be worn with any outfit.
Property Losses in Flood of 1950 Near 1902 Totals
The Kansas River flood of July 1950 caused property losses nearly a third of the combined flood losses from 1902. The remark compares the 1950 devastation to the historical flood records, highlighting the magnitude of the mid century disaster.
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Hollywood Gossip and Movie Buzz From the Studio Beat
Hollywood column recounts Sophie Tucker’s forthcoming story based on her life and handwritten notes, with plans for an unvarnished, frank film. It also covers Bing Crosby’s health, Rudy Vallee’s screen return, divorce news, romance rumors, Wanger and Bennett reconciliations, Lanza’s casting rumors, and other industry chatter with multiple named actors and studios.
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Betty Hutton
Jimmy Durante
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Yvonne
Sophie
Rudy Vallee
Jesse Lasky
Big Brass Band
Joy Lansing
Reno
Lance Fuller
Pat Knight
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Walter Wanger
Joan Bennett
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Book and Candle
Golf duo Jane Russell and Bob Mitchum in cops and robbers tale
Jane Russell and Bob Mitchum are envisioned to team up in a golf story titled Just Like I Hate Money by Jim Phillips with Jimmy Demaret as technical director. Bob would play a golf pro while Jane portrays a society doll in a high society crime caper.
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Talmadge Glacier Found in Johnson Mesa Ice Cave
Researchers in northeastern New Mexico report a miniature glacier under the north rim of Johnson Mesa discovered in 1936. The Talmadge Glacier flows within an ice cave, storing ice up to feet thick and feet wide, about 200 feet long.
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Labor wooing shapes GOP labor strategy in Washington
Republicans seek to win over labor factions by softening Taft Hartley restrictions through Durkin and Mashburn appointments. Eskewing hardline repeals, the plan aims to bring building trades into the GOP fold, with echoes of past alliances and evolving farm policy expectations under Benson and Aiken.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Milton Young
South Dakota
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Vermont
Senate Agriculture Committee
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Cash on the Line crossword clues
A compact crossword listing with across and down clues spanning coins languages and descriptors. Entries include French Italian and Mexican coins along with clues for actions traits and honorifics across a grid style list.
Puzzle clue answers list for two dozen terms
Solution set for a word puzzle includes sixteens through many clues. Terms cover male horses gelding and retention and other definitions. Answers align with standard crossword style: 27 Male horses 28 Confir 29 Wiles 31 Blue r 33 Be effective 38 Dread 40 Slope 41 Disorder 42 Totals rep igment 43 Draw together 44 Arrow poison 46 Hearing organs 47 Tidy 48 Drab colo 50 Employ. The collection provides concise definitions and expected terms for each clue.
Tonight's Top Radio Lineup January 28 1953
A dense listing of the evening network schedule for Wednesday January 28 1953. Programs include Mystery Theater FBI in Peace and War Life Begins at 80 Dr Christian Crime Fighters Gildersleeve Mr President Playhouse Groucho Marx Show Crossfire What’s My Line Off & On Record Big Story News of Tomorrow The Lineup Frank Edwards Jason & the Golden Fleece Dream Harbor Zeb Carver’s Orchestra Ford Trout News John Cameron Swayze and Dangerous Assignment followed by News Variety.
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Gildersleeve
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Dream Harbor
Zeb Carver
Orchestra
Ford Trout
John Cameron Swayze
Dangerous Assignment
Fox's Big Drive Falls A Bit Short
Oklahoma City report shows pension promoter Ora J. Fox collected $53,817 from followers over 42 months. House records note four year old Klinglesmith bill requiring such organization reports. Receipts from Fox's welfare Federation Inc. totaled $9,645 in 11 months of 1952 and $11,439 for 1951.
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Democrat C H Babe Harris Seeks Street Commissioner
Local race focuses on Democrat C H Babe Harris for street commissioner post. Community voters weigh Harris’s experience and plans to manage city streets, drainage, and maintenance ahead of the election. Harris emphasizes practical repairs, budget efficiency, and public safety in neighborhoods.
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Babe” Harris
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