Lawton Constitution Staff and Contact Details
The snippet lists staff roles such as editor Leah Bill Bentley business manager and mechanical superintendent in the Lawton Constitution. It notes circulation pricing in Lawton area by carrier and mail, and lists Associated Press membership and printing notices. It ends with religious and literary quotes.
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Lawton
Ned Shepler
Leah Bill F. Bentley
Brick. OE
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W. D. Bargraves
Ansschlager
Ce Pee
Emer Re ‘Okinioma
Press Association
Southers Newspaper, Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Carver
Ening
Oklahoma
Constitution Press
Cena Prea
Scicca Hisinaa
Associated Press To Press
Ike Tax Revision Bill Eases Dividend Inequities
The tax revision bill aims to overhaul the tax system to reduce inequities. It allows a $50 deduction on dividend income and a 4 percent subtraction of remaining dividends, with other new or bigger credits for child care medical expenses retirement income and dependents. Critics say it is not a pure tax cut but a step toward fairness. The bill faces mixed views in Congress and preserves a higher corporate rate retroactively to April.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
House
Senate
George
Georgia
White House
Congress
Megaton Fighter Plane Aims to Carry One Million Ton Bomb
Designers pursue a megaton fighter capable of delivering a baby hydrogen bomb with an explosive yield of one million tons of TNT. Today only the largest bombers can carry such loads, with early atomic bombs around 20 kilotons in Japan. The latest concept envisions a dramatic leap in air power.
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Japan
Washington Says Guatemala Needs Plan To Continue Reforms
Washington calls for a broad reform program in Guatemala beyond the post-cjunta era. The piece argues U.S. relations, land reform, and anti monopoly actions, including a DOJ suit against United Fruit, must align with rural development and education to resist communism. It cites a 1951 Bank of Reconstruction study urging tax overhaul and investment.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Guatemala
Central American
U. S
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Colonel Armas
Latin America
Department of Justice
United Fruit
International Bank of Reconstruction
George F. Britnell
University of Saskatchewan
Ralph H. Allee
Inter- American Institute of Agricultural Science
Edmund H. Leavey
Army Corps of Engineers
International
Puerto Barrios
Gulf
Tecank Mission
The Revolution in Tactical Atomic Airpower
An Air Force Magazine staff study notes bombs have grown from 500 kilotons to megatons, with hydrogen devices reaching 10 to 20 megatons. It cites lighter, more portable designs and envisions jets like the F 86 carrying multiple air to ground nuclear rockets, a shift from early B 29 limits.
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Pacific
Air Force Magazine
Understanding Peptic Ulcers The Doctor Explains
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan outlines two main types gastric and duodenal ulcers. He notes similar symptoms across locations, diagnosis via history, X rays, stomach contents analysis, and gastroscope, with bleeding and perforation as key complications. He promises coverage of treatment in a future column.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Memo to June brides I will not discuss my husband vow
Ruth Millett urges brides to keep private, avoid discussing husbands with family or friends. She argues that not discussing his quirks protects his pride and helps marriage endure. The piece notes anger over public jokes about a spouse harms mutual respect and intimacy.
Questions and Answers From a Political Digest
A quiz like exchange outlines Hawaii as a potential 49th state noting its island group status. It asks about bull fighting in several countries and lists the Federal Security Agency as the latest cabinet status holder. It explains the Jimson weed name from Jamestown origins and asks which woman has a Hall of Fame statue in Washington.
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Hall of Fame
Washington
Clinton FFA Youth To Vie For National Speaking Title
Jim Hogan of Clinton Oklahoma won the Southern Regional Future Farmers of America speaking contest in Baton Rouge Louisiana on Thursday. He will compete in the national contest in Kansas City in October after his regional victory.
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Clinton Ffa
Baton Rouge
Jim Hogan
Clinton
Okla
Future Farmers of America
Hig
FFA
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas City
Severe color TV advantage noted in early tests
A fragment mentions color television offering a severe advantage by making images more vivid such as pink elephants, implying clearer perception in viewing. The text is incomplete but suggests perceived benefits of color display.
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Abe
Enue
Hollywood sets bustle with big names on Woman's World shoot
Hollywood notes capture Lauren Bacall, June Allyson, Van Heflin and others on Fox and MGM backlots. A tour of the set reveals Marilyn Monroe, Rosemary Clooney, Jose Ferrer, and Peggy Ann Garner in scenes while legendary stars like Abbott and Costello appear in a comedic sequence. Nearby, a drum Beat crew moves to Warner and a civil defense nursing course plans in HenYetta Oklahoma.
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Holwood
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart
Steven
Lauren
Roy Rogers
Peggy Ann Garner
Otto Kruger
Fox
Nunnally Johnson
Peggy
New York
Ite
Jose Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
MGM
Lemond Romberg
Rosemary
Paramount
Stanley Donen
Jose
Hollywood
Universal-International
Abbott and Costello
Hank Mann
Chester Conklin
Fatty Arbuckie
Ben Turpin
Joe Fridays
Bud
Lou
Charles Lamont
Ritthi
Lou the Joe
John Bunny
Flora Finch
Henyetta
Okla
Time Element Is Key To Loan Fraud Probe
Washington report outlines alleged scheme involving Kenneth J. Kadow of Anchorage and the United States Tin Corp of Lost River. Officials claim a $3.9 million loan promotion while Kadow was an Interior department official, then his resignation and return as company president. The probe questions forged minutes and Kadow’s denials as senators seek clarity on government loan involvement and potential tampering.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Kenneth J. Kadow
Anchorage
Points North
Congressional Watchdog Committee
Far North
Interior Department
United States Tin Corp
Lost River
Kadow
Seward Peninsula
Ifford Smiths
Incember
Harold Warren
J. Edgar
G-man
Alaska
Kerr Spent Nothing In Runoff Campaign
Oklahoma City July 30 U S Sen Robert Kerr spent little in his Democratic runoff campaign as Roy Turner withdrew after the first primary leaving Kerr assured of renomination. Kerr filed his statement Thursday showing minimal expenditures.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Robert S. Kerr
Kerr
Roy J. Turner
Famous Figures ACROSS Puzzle Clues Rebussed
A compact crossword style clue list featuring famous persons and phrases across entries such as Joan of Arc and Bunyan with others including Good Queen and Mrs Mesta. Includes seed, unfastened, limb native of Philippines and entries like eager network pronoun Ireland and bellow anger.
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Philippines
Ireland
Vitamin B-12 To Get Third Degree In Pen
Johns Hopkins biochemists led by Dr. Bacon F. Chow test B-12 in a Maryland prison to study how elderly people absorb the vitamin. Sixty inmates volunteer as researchers compare injections versus pills or liquids to determine if older folks need injections or a new method to aid absorption.
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Baltimore
Johns ‘Hopkins
Maryind Penitentiary
Hopins
Bacon F. Chow
Hopkins
Chow
Highway bids to open Aug 3 for over four million dollars
Oklahoma City The Highway Commission will open bids August 3 on more than four million dollars in construction. The project includes more than 53 miles of paving 65 miles of four lane construction and 14.3 miles of road widening.
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Highway Commission
Oklahoma City
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