Lawton Constitution Publisher and Affiliations
The Lawton Constitution lists W. D. Hargrail as superintendent and editor for the evening edition. It notes publication at 409 11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma and identifies memberships in press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Cate Ee
C Ave
Lawton
Okla
Oh Gomes Weer & Ee
Oxishome Svess Aestates Ne Seales Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rates and notices for Morning Press and Constitution Press
Payable in advance rates for Lawton area include one month by carrier at 13.50 for morning and Sunday editions and 1.50 for evening. Combined fare is 2.40. Mail subscriptions outside Southwest Oklahoma cost one year for morning and Sunday editions and evening constitution, with a 2 percent sales tax. The Associated Press section notes exclusive use for focal news and dispatches and a policy to correct misstatements on notification.
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Morning Press
Constitution Press
Lawton
Cnstitution
Oklahoma
Constitution
Associated Press
Focal
Focal Business
Americanism Opposes Communist Peril with Faith and Strength
In a defense of American ideals, the piece argues that fear of communism is real but often exaggerated. It praises democracy, liberty, and national strength, urging citizens to meet dangers with resolve rather than panic, and to resist soft on Americanism attitudes.
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America
House Committee
Malenkov
Reece Committee
Eisenhower grassroots gains reshape Republican support
Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop report on how Eisenhower allies build party strength at state and local levels. Indiana, Nebraska, Iowa, and Ohio show governors, senators, and chairmen aligning with the president, routing rivals, and expanding Eisenhower influence in Midwest GOP organizations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
National
David W. Kendall
Ferguson
Senate
Bricker
Charles E. Wilson
Joseph R. McCarthy
Indiana
William Jenner
Homer Capehart
Jenner
George Craig
House
Charles Halleck
Halleck
Craig
Alvin Cast
Indiana State
Capehart
Nebraska
Hugh Butler
Dwight Griswold
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Don Pierson
Sen. McCarthy
Thomas Martin
Martin
Sen. Gillette
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Ohio
Citadel of the Stal
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
George Bender
Bender
Humphrey
mid-West
Doctor Says: Understanding Severe Headaches
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines migraine and other headaches, noting that many are linked to circulatory changes and triggered by emotions. Early use of available drugs can help but risks exist. diagnosis requires full history, exam, and possibly sinus and eye tests.
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Edwin P Jordan
M.D
NEA
The Mature Parent by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence
A mother writes of delinquent youths in cottage homes run by married couples called cottage mothers. A boy named Harry steals, yet the social worker and the adult caretakers show restraint. The writer urges mothers to confront self reproach rather than blame their children or others.
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Muriel Lawrence
Harry
Mrs. B
Perha
Q and A snippets on golf, motto, and vacations
A quiz style snippet covers golf terminology stymied defined as the nearer ball obstructing play. It cites Roger Bannister breaking the four minute mile in 3 59 4. It states California uses the motto Eu reka meaning I have found it and notes about 48 percent of families taking vacation trips in 1955.
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Roger Bannister
England
Hollywood Stars Pick Burt Lancaster In Apache
Hollywood insiders praise Burt Lancaster as tribal leaders back his portrayal in Apache. Redwing lauds Lancaster’s Indian look and attitude while noting J Carroll Naish and others work on location in Mexico. industry chatter also covers shifts in casting and theater snacks amid evolving sound systems.
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Hollywood
NEA
Burt Lancaster
Chet
Screen Actors Guild
Richard Dix
Jeff Chandler
John Hodiak
Redwing
Burt
Bsg
Alan Ladd
Peepla
Solons Change Policy On Power Projects
Washington June 18 members debate a bill to turn over Coosa River development in Alabama to Alabama Power, signaling a shift from public power toward private development. Alabama’s Hill and John, long allies of TVA, show reluctance as Oregon and others press for private interests. The scene reveals tension between public power legacy and Eisenhower era partnership aims. A related incident notes a false fire alarm costing Police and Fire $600 as Ducson’s report drew help.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Senate
Pelle
Ius
Dealley
Coosa River
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Lister Hill
John
TVA
Tennessee
Senator Hill
Guy Cor
Eisenhower
Cordon
Senator Cordon
Senator A
Oregon
Alabaman
Hill
Alabama Power
Ok Gar
Gulfa
Embankment
Ducson
First Frasch sulphur shipped from Mexico marks start
The Mexican Sulphur Co. loaded a test run of 150 tons of sulphur on a Veracruz river barge to begin large scale production outside the United States. The shipment signals the start of expanded sulphur operations in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Mexican Sulphur Co
Veracruz
They Say In The Manger And Other Fragments
Fragmented OCR item lists phrases and partial titles. It presents a collection of quoted snippets such as in the manger nothing to about monkey the harp that once through s halls its a long that has no turning little Indians shoulder ornament fruit ladies and girl s name journey headed.
Political Announcements For District Judge De JOHN PETE TOBY MORRIS
District voters hear announcements from De John Pete Toby Morris as candidate for district judge. Promotions emphasize legal experience and community service, with emphasis on fair courtroom conduct and judicial independence. Community groups host forums and public Q A sessions ahead of the upcoming election.
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de John Pete Toby Morris
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