Lawton Constitution Ad Rates and Policy Summary
Lawton Constitution details subscription rates for monthly and yearly plans in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma, plus tax and insurance of 2 percent for all mail. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and requires prepayment or written authorization for advertising submissions. It ends with a biblical quote and a Mrs. Jameson quote reflecting conscience and punishment.
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Neve
Constitution
Constitution Press
Lawton
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Ime Associates Press
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Congress Makes Progress On Budget Bills Amid Probe
Congress pushes appropriations toward the June 30 deadline with House action on seven of eleven money measures and substantial spending cuts in the military budget. Senate progress follows, promising earlier approval than prior years despite the Army McCarthy hearings.
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Congress
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Army struggles to reconcile Korean War casualty reports
Veterans give conflicting accounts to the Army and to families about missing soldiers. Some say they saw a buddy alive dates and places, while others reveal wounds or death. Such tales prompt families to challenge presumed dead findings, triggering investigations that complicate casualty listings.
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G.I
Wailes resigns over McCarthy influence in State Dept
Edward R. Wailes quits as Assistant Secretary of State for Personnel Administration, citing opposition to McLeod and the McCarthy apparatus in the department. The piece argues the shakeup, security cleanups, and suppression of the Foreign Service threaten U.S. diplomacy amid ongoing political clashes.
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Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Edward R. Wailes
Wailes
Foreign Service
McCarthy
State Department
W. Scott McLeod
McLeod
Eisenhower
Department
Des Moines “Register
Tribune
John Foster Dulles
Bohlen
Dulles
White House
McCarthy-McLeod
Senate
Styles Bridges
Karl Mundt
Bridges
Mundt
Appropriations Committee
Bedell Smith
Foreign Service Inspection Corps
Foreign Service Office
Smith
American Foreign Service
Doctor Addresses Sciatica Cure Prospects
The doctor explains sciatica is nerve pain not a single disease and notes many causes from hernia to diabetes. Some relief comes from surgery and therapies. yet many cases remain difficult to treat and full recovery is not guaranteed.
We The Women Wage Earners and Modern Pioneer Wives
A column letter and reader replies discuss the shift in family economics as more married women work. The piece argues men value paychecks while urging wives to see themselves as modern pioneers aiding the family, with a tone of practical adaptation and mutual respect. It also includes a quiz referencing Victoria Empire Day and Nellie Bly.
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Peate
Ada
Victoria
Nellie Bly
Blackwell’s Island
Cape Cod
Bartholomew Gosnold
Hollywood telefilm saves the movie industry says survey
A survey shows film workers from directors to prop men rely on television to avoid unemployment. Telefilm production now totals about 6500 hours yearly, far exceeding theatrical output and surpassing live show programming on U.S. stations.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Telefilm
U.S
Indian treaties and chimney swift questions explained
A reader asks if tribes still make treaties with the U S. Answer: only pre 1871 treaties are recognized. Another query notes a chimney swift perches by toe grip and tail support on chimney sides. A third item cites July frost impact on Brazil coffee, estimating bush damage at 174 million dollars.
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United States
Brazil
Charge Filed Over Area Crash Involving Frank Cryer Jr
The county attorney's office filed charges today against Frank Cryer Jr., 19, of Route 1 Tipton, following an auto accident west of Lawton. The crash involved other individuals and the report notes a mother vehicle.
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Frank Cryer Jr
Rt. 1
Tipton
Lawton
Texas Man Faces Charge On Check
John R. Scribner a 35 year old Texan was charged by the county attorney office with passing a bogus check in a typewriter transaction. He was arrested Saturday by city police after Lawton Typewriter Co learned a $90 check for payment on a typewriter was worthless. He was taken into custody at a downtown hotel where he was staying and told officers he bought the machine for his daughter and would return it.
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John R. Scribner
Scribner
Lawton Typewriter Co
Washington Calling Inability To Negotiate Ruins Dulles
Marquis Childs discusses U S foreign policy surrender at Geneva and Indo China, noting Dulles faced restraints that limited bargaining power. He cites Pleven and Laniel officials on needing bombers and divisions, and argues US policy was bound by restraints that hinder decisive action.
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Europea Friert
Sain
Patie
Indo-China
America
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Paul Ely
Washington
Paris
Laniel
Rene Pleven
Pleven
Iit
Ame
United States
United
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Rteleon
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Texas
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London
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Southeast Asia Defense Alliance
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Seth
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