Lawton Constitution masthead and staff listing
The Lawton Constitution page lists editor publisher and staff roles including Ned Shepler Bill Bentled Ralston and W Rice with advertising and mechanical supervisors. It notes publication evenings Mondays and details circulation, subscription rates, and Associated Press membership.
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Constitution
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Quiet Hour Prayer Referenced in Gospel Passage
The text reflects Mark 14 35 where Jesus prays for the hour to pass and a reflection by G Rodgers on Christ as a veil hiding God s glory. The quotes explore humility suffering and the hidden divine mystery in a religious context.
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Christ
God
G. Rodgers
Russian Siren Songs Signal Calm Kremlin Approach
A New York Times survey reports Soviet propaganda portraying friendly images from the Kremlin to soften Western hostility. Pictures of children and celebrations are used to claim peace and neutral trade, while prisoners of war are returned as a sign of good faith. The tactic is a deliberate shift from military posturing to gentle persuasion, though the underlying goal remains the destruction of the free world.
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Times
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Greece
India
Korea
English Channel
Free World
Eisenhower cautions on atomic stockpile at UN
President Eisenhower warns at the United Nations that the United States possesses a vast nuclear arsenal. He says the A-bomb and H-bomb stockpile surpasses the combined explosive power of all bombs and shells used by every belligerent.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower Budget Faces 1955 Deficit Despite Tax Cut
Washington columnist Peter Edson notes President Eisenhower's 1955 budget projects a $2.9 billion deficit with expenditures at $65.6 billion and receipts $62.7 billion. He discusses a $5 billion tax cut and questions why balancing the budget was not pursued, citing separate Treasury and Budget Bureau inputs and unresolved Ways and Means pressure.
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IRE
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Budget Bureau
Joseph M. Dodge
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New York Republican
Tax Writing House
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Treasury
Nuclear Arms Talk Sparks Fear and Awe in World War II Era
A wartime briefing compares air group bombs to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, noting atom bombs are far stronger and predicting the H-bomb could unleash millions of tons of TNT. The piece cautions that secrecy and gaps in stockpile data heighten both security and peril as Russia speeds to match U S atomic gains.
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Britain
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Russia
Understanding the Rh factor in blood and pregnancy
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains the Rh factor a blood substance present in about 87 percent of people as Rh positive. The remaining 13 percent are Rh negative and can face risk of erythroblastosis fetalis if pregnant with an Rh positive baby, though prenatal care and transfusions can save many cases. If both parents are Rh positive or both Rh negative, risk is minimal. mixed parents show variable but not inevitable danger.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Mrs. H
Ann Chapin
Ann
Molly
Bill
Mother
The Mature Parent and the Wolf Within
The column argues parents should accept imperfect judgment and avoid guilt when they misjudge others. It uses Ann Chapin and Molly to illustrate the harm of harsh reactions to errors. It urges maintaining self trust despite criticism and warns against treating children as moral judges.
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Jesus
Ann
God
Questions and Answers from a Simple World Quiz
A compact Q and A set covers agriculture as the top global job, Arcturus speeds, the Appalachians as oldest US range, chuckwalla lizards in the Southwest, climate warming in parts of the US, and George Washington’s inauguration at Federal Hall in New York City.
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O'Brien and Hackett Sub for Abbott and Costello in Fireman Save My Child
Hugh O'Brien and Buddy Hackett substitute for Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in UI's Fireman Save My Child due to Costello illness. The comedians removed their trademark routines from the script before allowing filming.
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Buddy Hackett
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Fireman Save My Child
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Lou
Hollywood Voice Sparks Censorship Clash and Celebrity Gossip
A Paramount publicist sticks to censorship backing down claims while Hollywood films grow spicier. Rita Hayworth and Claire Trevor face rising roles, Audrey Hepburn denies romance rumors with Gregory Peck, and a Texan quips about millionaire pools as gossip swirls through the industry.
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Breen
Rita Hayworth
Miss Sadie Thom
Rain
Maggie Maskel
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Texas
Graydon Heartsill
Audrey Hepburn
Gregory Peck
James Hanson
Audrey
Shelley Winters Farley Granger romance endures globally
The Shelley Winters Farley Granger friendship persists with Shelley receiving postcards from Farley worldwide. Vittorio Gassman may disapprove, but the bond remains. Ginger Rogers met Jacques Bergerac's parents in Paris, and Jacques did not introduce Ginger when their romance began.
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Farley Granger
Vittorio Gassman
Shelley
Farley
Ginger Rogers
Jacques Bergerac
Paris
Jacques
Ginger
Airlines clash over Mexico City route shocks CAB board
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted American Airlines a New York to Mexico City nonstop route to counter Air France. Three-member majority backed the exemption despite dissent from Josh Lee and Joseph Adams who argued due process and anti monopoly concerns. The action sparked charges of political influence and protection of American’s overseas monopoly.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Harmar D. Denny
Josh Lee
Joseph P. Adams
Adams
New York City
Mexico City
Lee
Oklahoma
United States
Mexico
Supreme Court
Boston
New York
Chicago
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Truman
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Pan-Am
Eisenhower
Noted Robbery Instigated on Pittsburgh Street
In Pittsburgh on a January day a customer demanded money from clerk Marion Wadsworth of the Oswald Werner Cleaning Co after prompting about a possible hold up. Mrs. Wadsworth surrendered $32 to the assailant who dismissed fear and pressed for payment.
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Pittsburgh
Oswald Werner Cleaning Co
Thurs
Marion Wadsworth
Mrs. Wadsworth
Ex-convict Blake admits cashing stolen money orders
Philadelphia report says Walter Blake, an ex convict, told police it was easy to cash stolen money orders using his criminal registration card. In Ohio, James W. Martin was fined 41.90 for obstructing traffic and not having a driver’s license, while Mrs. Anna M. Peterson issued a check without funds and served time for the offense.
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Philadelphia
Walter Blake
Blake
Zanesville
Ohio
James W. Martin
Anna M. Peterson
Martin
Mrs. Peterson
Keeping Warm and Fuel Related Clues List
A compact puzzle listing various clues with numeric indices and word prompts. Includes terms for warmth, fuels, occupations, places, and common phrase fragments. Designed as a cross reference for a word game or cryptic style grid.
Puzzle answer phrases list clue pack
Answers to clues 26 to 50 presented as a compact set including Singing fruit state throw shrinks direct reposed low dams burdened bird prefix level in this place goddess of discord profits it wasn't kept warm
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Goddess of Discord
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