Lawton Constitution Publication Details and Staff Listing
The Lawton Constitution editor and publisher is Ned Sh Ler with Bill F Bentley and Ted Ralston listed as editors. JOE HOUSE is circulation manager with fl. O. Ahlschlager and W. Rorick in city circulation and advertising by W. Hargraves. The paper is published evenings Monday through Friday at 49-11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma and is a second class mail entry under March 3 act.
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Subscription Rates for Morning Press and Constitution-Press
Rates in advance for Lawton area subscriptions: $155 monthly for Morning and Sunday combined, $155 for Evening and Sunday combined, and $2.40 for combined morning evening and Sunday by mail in Lawton. Southwest Oklahoma by mail: one year morning and Sunday $6.00, evening and Sunday $8.50. outside Southwest Oklahoma by mail higher. Tax 2 percent on all mail subscriptions.
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It’s Time To Think Of Driving Safety
A warning column urges drivers to rethink highway habits during the driving season. It warns against one handed driving, tailgating, reckless passing, turning onto busy roads, lingering in the left lane, and roadside hazards. The piece stresses attitude and cautions that careless driving is deadly.
Foreign students flock to America as edu cational mecca shifts
Freedom Calls In years gone by Germany France and other European nations were regarded as the great educational mecca for the world. New matters are reversed and foreign students are streaming to America. Altogether some 107000 students are attending universities outside their native countries. Of these about one third 35000 are enrolled in 1500 U S schools. The survey which produced these figures did not.
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France's Indo China defeat tests American resolve and unity
The piece argues the Indo-China debacle dents French prestige and risks eroding American faith in France as an ally. It warns of a possible rethink in U S defense posture in Europe, questions on the EDC, and increased U S air power and Navy reach to deter communism amid unrest in Morocco and Tunisia. It lauds Dulles for keeping America's moral stance intact.
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Shifts in Global Higher Education Resources After War
The passage contrasts European universities with American ones after war. It notes European institutions lack resources, face damaged facilities, and lost faculty, while American schools remain financially pressed but continue to flourish. It describes US academia as a freedom wellspring for independent thought in a constrained world.
Iritis and its treatments outlined by Dr. Edwin Jordan
The doctor explains iritis as a painful eye inflammation linked to bright light sensitivity and possible vision impairment. He notes chronic forms, associated conditions, diagnosis challenges, and treatments including drugs heat rest and protein therapy to boost resistance.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Youre Wrong About That And Other Everyday Phrases
A reflective piece on common phrases that blame or doubt others. It examines how statements like I told you so you would have listened and Youre wrong about that undermine trust and provoke defensiveness. The tone critiques casual blame in daily conversations.
Close-ups Return to Center Stage in Wide Screen Era
Hollywood reports that directors now favor intimate close-ups again to capture minds in eyes, with Hitchock citing Cary Grant in To Catch a Thief as proof. Katharine Hepburn plans filming Taming of the Shrew, while Jeff Morrow and Kathleen Ryan debut in Captain Lightfoot. Errol Flynn sells his Jamaica hotel. Greer Garson to star in Strange Lady in Town.
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Q and A on Civil War aftercare and world knowledge
The Q and A cover topics from post Civil War southern representation to travel routes across the Sahara Desert. They explain Portland cement origin and the pudu deer as the smallest species. They also note ceramic art as an ancient craft with Egyptian pieces around 5000 B.C. and some 10 000 year old ceramics surviving.
Fears Confirmed Clerk Robbed During Liquor Delivery Call
Kansas City reports Howard Goldenberg of Highland Pharmacy took a protective step after past robberies tied to liquor deliveries. He retrieved a pistol and drove to the address, only to be assaulted when two men approached, stealing his keys a lighter a watch and the firearm.
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Highland Pharmacy
Hollywood Gossip: Divorces Custody and TV Stars
Teresa Wright and Niven Busch keep their children together despite split custody. Rosie Rosary. Harry Ray tells Rosemary Clooney to skip his brush. Henry Fonda works with Dick Powell on The Star and the Story. Marilyn Monroe and Natasha Lytess have a smooth set with Walter Lang.
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Harry Ray
Paramount
Rosemary Clooney
Rosie
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Henry Fonda
Dick Powell
Don Sharpe
David Niven
Charles Boyer
Fonda
Marilyn Monroe
Natasha Lytess
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn
Walter Lang
Rubirosa Seeks Permit for Western Film Role
Porfirio Rubirosa, noted international playboy turned actor, obtained a U.S. work permit to star opposite Zsa Zsa Gabor in a western movie. The Dominican diplomat’s acting career continues as he secures approval from Immigration Service for the project.
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London
Familiar Sayings 3 Notion 4 Birds' homes 5 Oriental coin
Puzzle style clue list appears garbled with scattered phrases and incomplete entries. Readable items include various numbered clues and partial phrases such as Birds homes and Oriental coin, but many entries are cut or mixed, making a coherent puzzle solution difficult.
Answer to Previous Puzzle!
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Soviet Air-Atomic Threat Grows With New Missiles
The Pentagon reports evidence of quantity produced Soviet guided missiles ready for atomic warheads with ranges 1800 miles, capable of striking overseas bases. Analysts warn that delivery systems, not weapons alone, decide power, as Indo China and allied fears push bases toward political vulnerability and reduce sortie capability from overseas.
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Parade of convertibles delays amid garbaged truck mishap
In Fort Worth a parade of convertibles carrying contestants in the Texas contest was delayed when a garbage truck accidentally joined the mobile line. In Oakland a fire at a nudist club forced seven evacuees to flee, including three young women, while the nudists remained clothed.
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Five Foot Garter Snake Captured at Milne Home
Reports from Vancouver describe a five foot baby garter snake found near Mrs. Robert Milne’s back door after a quick search by two policemen and a curator. The scene closed with the capture of the reptile, described as a rare sight.
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