Lawton Constitution masthead fragment
Readable lines show the Lawton Constitution as published in Lawton Oklahoma with editor publisher and staff roles listed and a March 3 issue date. The fragment includes names such as SHEPLER Bentley RICE and advertising and circulation references.
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D Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
D Ralston
Vw. R. Rice
Rmrmearew
W. D. Bhargraves
Lawton
Okla
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News and Corrections Policy Note
A brief note states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches in the newspaper. It warns that any misstatements about individuals or firms may be corrected upon notification to the salumnians of the wt toa Ming.
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Associated Press
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The excerpt presents a religious reflection on Jesus Christ suffering and rejection as part of a divine plan. It contrasts earthly rejection with a promise of blessing, framing suffering as a sign of God's compassion rather than displeasure.
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Cross
Christ
Dean Stanley
Force Dangerous Habit Even Against Pro-Reds
Editorial discusses Guatemala’s rebel uprising against President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman’s Soviet-influenced government. It urges hemispheric action through the Organization of American States and cautions against violent intervention, warning about setting a dangerous precedent.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Latin America
United States
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
UN Security Council
Russia
Carlos Castillo Armas
U. S
Guatmala
Arbenz
Eisenhower Rejects Pump Priming for Unemployment Relief
Washington report notes the Eisenhower administration will not pursue federal pump priming or direct government spending to relieve unemployment. It favors indirect measures like tax cuts, dollar stabilization, and reduced government spending while predicting better fall business and continued joblessness above three million.
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Peter Edson Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
U. S
AFL
George Meany
CIO
Walter Reuther
Harvard
Sumner Slichter
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
House
Senate
America
Government adopts self service elevators in public buildings
Money Saver Uncle Sam funds a plan to convert all government building elevators to automatic self service. Charles A. Peters of the GSA reports 40 Washington elevators operate without pilots with 13 more conversions underway. Savings near $200000 yearly. Public riders still need operators for public access due to unfamiliar button systems.
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Uncle Sam
Charles A. Peters
General Service Administration
Washington
Nervous habits in young children and parental guidance
Doctor answers readers on why small children develop nervous habits and how parental reaction affects them. He notes jealousy and playmate lack as causes, urges affectionate stable homes, and warns against overfussing. He also discusses when to seek medical advice after falls and explains that ruptures in babies depend on location and size, needing surgical evaluation.
Hollywood Close Ups and Longshots Review
Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson notes Cleo Moore’s kissing incident cost a TV announcer his job and doubts she will guest star on BBC TV. Ron Randall’s kiss on What's My Line provoked BBC apologies. Samuel Goldwyn admits reshooting costs, while his studio oversees budgets by removing cameras from producers when needed.
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Hollywood
NEA
Cleo Moore
Jolly Old England
Ron Randall
John Daley
BBC
London
Samuel Goldwyn
Sam
Hollywood Resignation Note Pops Up in Trade Paper
A Hollywood agent’s assistant quits after three failed resignations, posting a bold message in a film trade paper. The agent finally accepts, while a studio lists Palm Springs gossip and a private home echoes star status.
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Hollywood
Jones
Swank Pa Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Mana
Bess Beaty
Ritzy
Palm Springs
The Go tell your mother fathers in modern life
A Mrs. Muriel Lawrence column examines Mr. Clark who polishes his car to avoid his children's emotional needs. His fear of upset feelings leads to denial of his own emotions and submissive behavior at work and at family gatherings. The piece argues such fathers misdirect tenderness to objects and neglect real relationships.
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Muriel Lawrence
Mr. Clark
Bobby
Clark
Largest MLB stadium by seating capacity
Municipal Stadium in Cleveland Ohio seats 73811, the largest capacity among major league baseball venues. The mole can dig over 75 yards in a single night. Absolute pure water is rare as water dissolves many substances, making true pure water hard to produce in labs. Mocha coffee originates from Mocha Yemen, a small grayish green bean from that Arabian port.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Yemen
Arabia
Ike's Trade Program Killed By Own Party
In Washington the Senate debated a Gore led bid to extend two way trade and tariff cuts. Democratic defections exposed GOP divisions as Gore warned one year extension leaves U.S. policy adrift while the President pushes limited aid and seeks durable market expansion.
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Ike
Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
U.S. Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Eisenhower
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Congress
Peught
Russia
Gore
Tive
Senate
House
Europe
Fragmented Clues Forge a Crossword Style Menu
A garbled OCR list presents numbered clues spanning cuisine wine worship animals and adjectives. Readable items include Hebrew woman Venerable attendant and Lukewarm while many entries remain unclear or mixed with stray punctuation and spaces.
Ring Lost at White Lake Returned After 23 Years
Dr J Chestnutt of Clinton North Carolina was surprised when 11 year old Claudia found his ring in White Lake while diving for sand. The ring bore his name and was returned after more than two decades.
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Clinton
N.C
Dr. J. Chestnutt
White Lake
Here
Claudia
Dr. Chestnutt
Judge Floyd Jackson and Cox Cox Campaigns Lead Ballot
The slate features Democrat MAX COOK for Judge Supreme Court and HOMER H COX for Secretary of State alongside L JACKSON and ANDY ANDERSON as running mates. The ticket emphasizes reform and public service in the upcoming election.
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Supreme Court
Max Cook Floyd L. Jackson
Secretary of
Homer H. Cox
Andy Anderson
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