Lawton newspaper masthead and advertising policy notes
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists staff roles and contact lines, with subscription rates for Sunday and combined editions. It mentions AP membership, advertising payment rules, correction policy, literary quotes, and a biblical verse embedded in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Constitution
Constitution Press
Constitution-Press
Lincoln Village: A Farm Bureau plan to reshape housing
The Farm Bureau Insurance Companies invest 30 million dollars to create Lincoln Village two miles from Columbus. The 1170 acre project blends homes, factories, schools, parks, and stores with integrated walkways and varied housing to replace slums and reduce auto traffic risks, anchored by General Motors and Westinghouse plants.
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Federal Works Agency
Columbus
Ohio
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Lincoln Village
Farm Bureau
Murray Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Levittown
Mounting National Debt Dilemma Faces GOPs in 1954
The GOPs confront a hard choice as debt must rise above the $275 billion level. They had touted a balanced budget and lower taxes, but the current $9.3 billion FY deficit pushed debt to $272 billion. The political harm of accepting responsibility looms large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Eisenhower’s first six months judged by press conference
Washington column assesses President Eisenhower after six months in office noting his modest self appraisal and progress toward understanding the presidency. It cites GOP divisions, policy clashes, and the harms of Bohlen, Reed, Dartmouth speech, and the Matthews telegram, warning of electoral consequences in 1954.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Bohlen
Dan Reed
House
Senate
Dartmouth
Department of State
Congress
America
Questions and Answers: Quick Facts Waves of Knowledge
A compact Q and A roundup covering bee combs for bees, Rossini after William Tell, highest U.S. mountain range, Latin peak period, odor and polluted water, the creation date of the Department of Agriculture, and Great Salt Lake salinity. It presents concise factual responses with named entities such as Rossini and the Sierra Nevada.
Debt ceiling clash tests GOP and Democrats
The piece argues Republicans face a tough voters’ test as Democrats could back or block a higher debt limit. It notes the fiscal debt and the danger of expanding government, warning that party arguments may expose broken promises on economy while the size of government grows beyond control.
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Truman
Congress
Eisenhower
GOP
China
When a 26 year old faces parents on marriage
A college graduate engaged to a man with only a high school education must decide whether to honor her parents objections or marry for love. The columnist advises independence and self trust, warning against immature choices and urging weighing character and future prospects over social status.
Betty Hutton shines in Desert Inn show revival
Hollywood icon Betty Hutton explains losing touch with audiences after Paramount and praises live performance energizing her act. Johnson notes her heat fatigue and recovery while highlighting other stars like Red Skelton and Milton Berle finding success in Las Vegas venues and TV influence.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywoull
NEA
Betty Hutton
Spotignat
Hollywood Today
Desert Inn
Betty
Hollywood
Paramount
aé_e
Sophie Tucker
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
New York
London
Korea
Tuckers
The
Jolsons
Cantors
Frisco
Buddy De-Sylva
Hollywood Canteen
Red Skelton
Sahara
Red
Las Vegas
SRO
Milton Berle
Gale Storm
Herb Shriner
Little Margie
Gale
Thunderbird
Back-to-School Safety Week Declared by Gov Murray
Gov. Johnston Murray designated August 23 to 29 as Back-to-School Safety Week and announced a crackdown on traffic violators during the period in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma City
Metonic Cycle: 19-Year Return of Moons Phases
The Metonic cycle is a 19 year period after which the new and full moons recur on the same days of the year. This alignment keeps lunar months in sync with the solar year, guiding calendars and timing of festivals throughout history.
Lobbyist Joins Senate Hearing on Bonneville Power
Washington lobbyist Allen Smith from Portland sat beside senators during a Bonneville power hearing and urged restoration of $321,000 for a Pendleton substation while backing a Kalispell option over Columbia Falls. He pressed for engineer consultations and guided priorities for Mountain States Power Company. Meanwhile Washington society buzzes over Greek host George Papanicolas as a top party giver, and a costly New Mexico election probe looms as Republicans press to shift the Senate balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate
Bonneville Power
Allen Smith
Portland
Ore
Northwest Power
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pendleton
House
Smith
Pacific Power and Light Company
Oregon
GOP
Guy Cordon
Bonneville
Paul Raver
Columbia Falls
Montana
Senator Cordon
Raver
Anaconda
Kalispell
Mountain States Power Company
Corden
Cordon
Washington Society
George Papanicolas
Gwen Cafritz
Perle Mesta
Papanicolas
John Danaher
Connecticut
Taft
Eisenhower
Pap
Nixon
Martin
Cafritz and
Mestra
Chavez
Hurley
New Mexico
McCarthy
Army of Senate
Swank
Albuquerque
Medical Arts Center
General Services Administration
Burton Hill, Sr
Burton Hill
Southwest
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List Reconstructs Names and Terms
The grid clues cover geography and wordplay including British dominion Africa 1 11 Wireless 12 Architectural piers 13 Newest 14 Sharply 16 Blackbird of cuckoo family 17 Zealous 19 Recent form 20 Tumult 22 Rocky pinnacle 23 Metal fasteners 24 Native of Denmark 25 Arctic gulf 26 Musical direction 27 Correlative of neither 29 Cooking utensil 30 Paid notices in newspapers 31 Disencumber 32 Golfer's term 35 Pronoun 36 Things done 40 Ocean current 41 Separate column 42 Canine name 43 Peer Gynts mother 44 Demesne estate 46 Individual 47 Island New York bay 49 Brought up 51 Musical study 53 Lowland hills and downs clues include Muse of astronomy 2 Thisformed fr several African was 33 Catalogued 34 Form a notion 35 Male.
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British Dominion
of Africa
Denmark
Arctic Gulf
New York Bay
Fragmented clues echo a cryptic lexicon puzzle
A scrambled list fuses terms across domains including biology geography and language. It presents loosely connected hints such as Fish River in France and Doctrines, alongside Indigenous terms and animal references, suggesting a crossword style wordplay puzzle with varied thematic entries.
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Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Israel
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
God
Christ
Bethlehem
Johannes Scheffler
Lawrence Dispatch
By David Lawrence
Capitol Hill
Rossini
United States
Sierra Nevada Range
B.C
A.D
Department of Agriculture
Great Salt Lake
Galbraith
Labor Relations Department
Lowland Hills
Irwi
France
African Falcon Holding
Arsorner
Lang
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