Lawton Constitution Credits and Staff Listing
The Lawton Constitution provides a staff and office directory including Ned Shepler and Bill F. Bents as publishers, N. Managing taker OE House, JH. U Ahlschlager as City Circulation Manager, WW. RR Rick as Advertising Manager, W. Hargraves as Mechanical Superintendent, and a main office at 409-110 Ave Lawton Oklahoma. The paper is entered as second class mail under March 3, 1879 law and joins Oklahoma Press Association and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association with Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Ww. R Rick
W. W. Hargraves
Ave
Lawton
Ohio
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Subscriptions and service rates for Lawton papers
Subscription rates payable in advance for Morning Press and Sunday Constitution Press in Lawton area. $1.55 per month for Evening Constitution and Sunday Constitution Press. combined morning evening and Sunday $2.40 monthly. By mail in Southwest Oklahoma Yearly rates given. outside Southwest Oklahoma add 2 percent sales tax. Association notices and corrections policy included. biblical and Beecher quotes appended.
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Constitution Press
Lawton
Constitution
Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Associated Press
McCarthy’s Committee Begins House Cleaning Move
The Army McCarthy hearings end mid June and prompt staff changes. Roy Cohn resigns while Donald Surine transfers to McCarthy’s personal staff and Thomas LaVenia is warned he may lose his job. Both Surine and LaVenia lack Defense Department security clearance. Cohn faces criticism for aggressive pressure and emotional outbursts, while Surine and LaVenia’s clearance issues remain unexplained. The moves reflect a broader staff shakeup urged by Senator Potter, likely signaling a partial house cleaning.
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Senator McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Donald’ Surine
McCarthy
Thomas W. LaVenia
Cohn
Surine
LaVenia
Defense Department
Army
Pvt. G. David Schine
Potter
Michigan
Dirksen
Mundt
FBI
Secret Service
Munich in the Far East Threatens U S Security
Joseph and Stewart Alsop analyze the ongoing Indo China crisis and a new Munich in the Far East. They note unanimous calls for intervention by Joint Chiefs, State, and Nixon, but Treasury and Milton Eisenhower blocked action. They warn about shrinking SAC leverage, rising Soviet missiles, and deteriorating air defense, signaling imminent peril and an emergency not treated as such.
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Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Jumbo W
Lady Wilson
Munich
Far East
Indo- China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ridgway
Radford
Carney
Twining
Dulles
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Milton Eisenhower
Treasury
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of State
Lemay
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
SAC
United States
Doctor discusses ulcer treatment options and nerve surgery
The doctor reviews new approaches to peptic ulcers noting no single solution fits all cases. Rest, diet changes, and emotional stress influence ulcers, with acid control and mucin coatings aiding healing. Nerve cutting and other surgeries are used selectively, but bed rest for about three weeks remains a common first step.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
We The Women Trusting Your Happy Family
The passage describes a harmonious family life where both parents support each other, share work and discipline, and involve children in home routines. The family fosters warmth, humor, and private traditions, ensuring every member feels valued and secure.
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Theildren
Marilyn Monroe Confessions Continue in London Paper
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe's ongoing This Is My Life series in a London newspaper with six studio attorneys circling the project. Hecht claims the London publication was sold without his knowledge and rights have been transferred to Monroe, leaving U S publication and book plans in her hands. Marilyn offered no comment.
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Hollywood
NEA
Marilyn Monroe
London
U. S
Marilyn
Question Answers From a Mixed Query List
A compiled set of trivia style Q A pairs covering biographical facts about Mary Dodge birthplace, royal offspring names, the American hotel plan, body water fraction, and Aztec writing. Some errors and garbled phrases appear in the OCR.
Lehi Skipper Plans Another Voyage
Lehi raft skipper Devere Baker ready to fly to the raft near the West Coast of Mexico to salvage and resume the voyage to Hawaii. He says the craft is awash in high seas moving south and can be refitted in 10 days, or a duplicate built for a second voyage within 30 to 60 days.
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Los Angeles
Pacific
Hawaii
Devere Baker
Baker
Mexico
Eisenhower Nominates Miller to Federal Reserve Board
President Eisenhower nominated Paul Emmett Miller of St Paul Minnesota to the Federal Reserve board of governors for a fourteen year term.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Emmett Miller
St. Paul, Minn
Federal Reserve System
Board of Governors
Hollywood Gossip and Personal Moves Circulate in 1940s Style
Trene Hervey plans to resume acting as three Alan Jones divorce heads lesson in public life. Cuddles Sakall recovers from illness and works on TV scripts while Roy Roy and Dale Evans abandon adoption plans for Marion Fleming due to Scottish laws. Maggie McNamara remains ill in New York with Fox scripts on hold for her recovery. Lois Andrews, now married to an Army captain, recovers in Washington after a stork date cancellation. Bella Darin quietly finalized divorce from Alban Cavalade in Paris while Peggy Lee Brad remains a focus of gossip. Bob Strauss’s associates breathe easier after an Oscar nomination for Stalag 17 but his heart attack is not organic. Jackie Laughery may secure a recording deal. Jack Webb seeks a press agent. Gail Russell risks another sanitarium journey. Harry Richman returns to night clubs with new songs and possible bio film. Debra Paget may star at El Rancho Vegas if Fox greenlights. Gloria Graham will sing in Oklahoma with Fred Zinnemann directing She sings delightfully offkey.
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Trene Hervey
Alan Jones
Cuddles” Sakall
Ae Hee
Roy Roy
Dale Evans
Marion Fleming
Scotland
Maggie McNamara
New York
Fox
Lois Andrews
Washington, D. C
Unusable Pills Reveal Bureaucratic Bubble
Washington story details a 1950 Indo China relief shipment of 15,000,000 hexylisorcinal pills in 3,000,000 vials costing 400,000 dollars that were never properly inspected. Instructions failed between Foreign Operations Administration and Food and Drug Administration, leaving taxpayers to cover the loss as a Brownson committee probes what went wrong.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Indo-China
Orient
Lewis C. Robbins
Oriental Warehouse
International Affairs Subcommittee
Charles B. Brownson
Ind
Saigon
Food and Drug
General Services
Retort Pharmaceutical Co
New York
Murray Miller
Beaureaucrats
Ava Gardner says no immediate divorce from Sinatra
Film star Ava Gardner has no immediate plans for divorce from Frank Sinatra after completing six weeks of Nevada residence. Her business agent Ben Cole said Gardner informed him by phone from Lake Tahoe that she would return home with no rush to finalize the divorce.
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Hollywood
Ava Gardner
Frank Sinatra
Nevada
Ben Cole
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Star Actor Answer to Previous Puzzle Across Clues
The puzzle lists A to E style clues including Star actor Mel and items like interstice vessel and compass point. Answers reference Broadway co stars Hepburn and various nouns: oblong interstice plant stem? Not enough readable clues to answer fully.
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Mel
Hepburn
Capital of New Jersey
World’s Just A Big Stage Headlines From Tokyo to Miami
United Press report highlights a string of quirky world and city notes. Farmers protest in southwest Japan over missing watermelons while U S paratroopers train nearby in a watermelon growing region. A California man avoids jail while drawing a pension for blindness. A Chicago suspect defends innocence amid pie carrying alibi. A Boston exhibit features a radiation measuring watch dial. Miami marks its 58th birthday with a giant cake but crowd logistics complicate sharing.
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United Press
Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Miami
Fla
Bayfront Park
Pee
Woody Eener
Oasis
Adlai's Son Says Dad Doesn't Seek U S Chief Job
Anchorage Alaska John Fell Stevenson son of Adlai Stevenson says his father does not want to be president. He is on an Alaskan vacation and notes he is not campaigning, just helping the party pay off the deficit from the last campaign.
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Anchorage
Alaska
John Fell Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Young Stevenson
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Harry Richman
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Fred Zinneman
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