Lawton Constitution Staffing and Publication Details
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists editors and managers including Ned Shepler and Bill Bentley with Ted Ralston as managing editor. Circulation details, press affiliations, and advertising rules are outlined along with subscription rates and tax notes.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
W. R. Rice
JOE House
W. D Hargraves
HH. O. Ahlschlager
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ike's Health-Driven Decision on 1956 Candidacy
The piece contrasts 1952 and 1956 Eisenhower, noting his reluctance to seek office in 1952 versus today, where health doubts loom due to a heart attack. It outlines a Republican regency shaping a second term, aims to remake the party, and the tension between regents and White House staff over his final decision. The president insists only he can answer whether he runs again.
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Washington
Ike
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Lucius D. Clay
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
James Duff
Pennsylvania
White House
Paul Dudley White
Thomas Mattingly
Howard Snyder
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Air Force
Quarles
Andrew Kinney
Kinney
Wilson
Navy
Russia
Vinson
Georgia
Convair
Baptism Debate: Substance Over Form Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane weighs baptism methods in a Horace P case noting baptism is symbolic, water cannot wash sin, and substance matters. He cites Jesus and John the Baptist differentiating baptism by the Holy Ghost from ritual immersion or sprinkling, urging logical discussion over tradition.
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Horace
Jesus
George W. Crane
Horace P
Crane
John the Baptist
Christ
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Its The Law In Oklahoma Will May Reduce Red Tape
A properly drawn will can shortcut many legal formalities and save time distributing a decedent estate among heirs. It may also cut legal fees and court costs. If no will, probate appoints an administrator who must post a bond, doubled for personal property value when individuals sign, to cover rents and income from real estate. bonds stay in force until the estate is closed and the administrator discharged by the court.
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House
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Jere Cooper
Tenn
Frank Karsten
Eugene EvncCarthy
Minn
Northwest
Dobbin
Karsten
Independent executor clause saves estate costs and delays
The piece notes executors and administrators face bond and court approval requirements unless a will names an independent executor. It argues a simple clause freeing the executor from bond and court filings can speed asset disposal and reduce attorney fees and court costs, saving dollars in proper cases.
Eisenhower urges GOP unity on school aid bill passage
President Eisenhower pressed Republican leaders to back the school construction bill and avoid political derailment, signaling flexibility on funding levels while pledging to sign any workable measure. He also commented on the Powell amendment and tax exemptions for farmers, noting a potential 16.5 cent weekly refund.
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Eisenhower
Kelly
Decnt
Little Lr By the Time Most People Learn to Behave
A reflective verse line notes that by the time individuals master proper conduct they are already too old for further change or action, suggesting a resigned stance on personal growth. The fragment hints at aging and social constraint in a terse, ironic tone.
Knowledge Grows From Many Minds Across Time
A compact reflection on collective wisdom and leadership. The quotes contrast Proverbs on governance with Emerson's view that knowledge is the sum of many minds. It frames human progress through understanding, experience, and shared intellect.
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Emerson
Oklahoma's steady plan wins national notice for industry
Oklahoma's deliberate strategy to attract industry earns national praise in the Saturday Evening Post. Through the Oklahoma Development Council, industrial tours, targeted prospecting, favorable financing, and careful legal tweaks, the state pursues branch plants and warehouses rather than free incentives, winning friends while balancing payrolls and growth.
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Oklahoma
Saturday Evening Post
the Post
Oklahoma Development Council
New England
Knowland Enters Illinois Primary Faces GOP Stakes
Senator Knowland joins the Illinois Republican primary as Eisenhower contemplates a second term. The move signals a potential challenge within the party and tests Eisenhower forces by showing Knowland can mobilize if the President withdraws. The development shifts the GOP’s internal calculations and may narrow replacement options should Eisenhower retire.
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William Knowland
Illinois
GOP
Eisenhower
Knowland
Friends of
Mr. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
What is Pomona the goddess of in Rome
Pomona in ancient Rome was the goddess of fruits and gardens. The other query notes the USS Panay sunk in the Yangtze River in December 1937 by Japanese bombing planes.
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Rome
Pomona
Panay
China
Yangtze River
British soldiers killed as truck crashes near Bielefeld
Five British soldiers died and nine were injured when a military truck crashed into a tree and caught fire near Bielefeld in Bonn Germany on Friday.
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Bonn
Germany
Bielefeld
Helicopter Crash In Pusan Injures US Pilot and Inspector
A U S helicopter carrying neutral nations truce inspectors crashed into a street car in Pusan on Friday. The American pilot was slightly injured and one inspector suffered moderate burns. No trolley passengers were hurt.
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Seoul
Korea
Pusan
President’s 2nd Wife Across Puzzle Summary
Puzzle hints list across clues for historical figures and terms from second wife of John Tyler to various nouns, adjectives, and abbreviations. Down clues mirror a classic word grid covering masculine names, materials, animals, tools, numbers, and foreign terms.
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