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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1956

Page

25

Lawton Constitution and Morning Press masthead and policy

The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists editor and publisher Ned Shepler, business manager Bill Bentley, and staff roles with circulation and advertising details. It publishes Sundays and mornings in Lawton Oklahoma with subscription rates for various combinations, highlighting AP rights and correction policy.

Ned Shepler Bill F Bentley Ted Ralston Constitution Constitution Press Lawton Constitution-Press Oklahoma

Faulkner on race and federal power in the North

William Faulkner writes a Life magazine letter urging Northerners to resist federal enforcement of Supreme Court rulings on segregation. He argues discrimination is immoral and gradual reform is needed, but warns that Southern extremism and mob violence threaten any middle ground and constitutional unity. The piece calls for Northern leadership and a broader enlightened consensus to proceed thoughtfully.

Life Magazine William Faulkner Faulkner Mississippi Supreme Court Citizens Councils National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Mr. Faulkner Gov. Stevenson Lucy Alabama South Montgomery Deep South Federal Court

Psalm Verse and Quote Reflect Spiritual Reflection

A compact pairing of a Bible verse from Psalms 42 8 and a Jeremy Taylor line about prayers as the body of a bird with desires as wings. The two quotes juxtapose daytime divine kindness night song and prayer as a guiding metaphor.

Jeremy Taylor

Call for Safety Signal at Busy Rock Crusher Crossing

A danger signal light is urged for the U S Highway 277 rock crusher railroad crossing ten miles north of Lawton. The crossing has seen multiple wrecks including a soldier fatality and a baby death, with many other crashes over years. The state corporation commission has the power to require lights and should be petitioned by the proper authority, likely the State Highway Commission or county commissioners, to install one at the earliest date.

Lawton Corporation Commission State Highway Commission County Commissioners Benson U. S U.S. Department of Agriculture The Winona Sand and Gravel Company U.S

Changing Times Shift Saturday Night Shopping Pattern

Lawton merchants inaugurate Thursday night shopping as a new trend reflecting broader changes. The public accepts the shift as the 40 and 44 hour week cuts Saturday downtown visits, enabling weekend trips and other recreation. Transportation and rural travel ease are accelerating the move away from Saturday crowds.

Lawton

Ike's 4 More Years Announcement Lifts Washington Mood

The decision to run again lifts a strained capital mood as Lent and a lobbying probe keep officials tense. Headwaiter Eric notes renewed smiles as caterers report tripled party orders. Real estate activity surges with leases renewed and homes sought in the $40,000 class, says Monroe Warren with 30 years of political shelter.

Ike Washington Caribbean Eric Monroe Warren

Q Answers and Facts From the World Around Us

A collection of trivia and explanations. It covers origination of a common saying about brass tacks, the bird that can walk underwater, three Democratic presidential nominees, Byrd’s North Pole flight with Floyd Bennett, and laws on roadside littering varying by locality.

Richard E. Byrd North Pole Floyd Bennett

Agenda Plan boosts study efficiency and memory use

The essay advocates an agenda plan to organize daily study and urges compiling daily true false and multiple choice self quizzes from textbook readings. It argues busy schedules sharpen focus, cites earnings from college, and urges motivation linking classes to life work, finishing with a request for a memory improvement booklet.

Joe The Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

Dulles Dilly Dallys In Middle East And Passamaquoddy Watch

The column surveys United States options in the Near East crisis with hints of oil interests and possible war. It recalls Roosevelt’s Passamaquoddy tidal power project, noting Congress and political shifts, then critiques soil bank seed shortages and the loss of government nurseries. It ends with brief notes on Millard Tydings and FBI switchblade probes amid Eisenhower era congressional relations.

Ality U.S Benson Near East United States Israel United Nations Russia Kremlin Nasser Egypt Turkestan Congress Roosevelt Passamaquoddy Bay of Fundy Franklin D. Roosevelt Nova Scotia Public Works Administration Army Engineers Maine New England Robert Hale Charles Nelson Eisenhower Millard Tydings Maryland McCarthy Senate FBI Alabama Defense Wilson

Scout Committee Plans Jamboree Trip for 175 Scouts

Black Beaver Boy Scout council to plan attendance for 1957 national jamboree at Valley Forge. Meeting Monday night in Security Bank Building Room 214. Chair Charley Wade, with Waldo Oden approving. Aimed to provide one troop and 15 leaders for 175 attendees, with district representation and eight reservations already received from Piomingo district.

Black Beaver Boy Scout Council Committee Valley Forge Pehn Oden Tex McCoy Wade Emery Falk Carnegie Kickingbird O. L. Parsons Lawton Hunting Horse R. V. Remember Jr Lindsay Piomingo Wayne Pollock Duncan Beaver Empire Council Hunting Horseistrict

Spain Bans Prostitution and Opens Trade Schools

Madrid announces a seven point decree outlawing the age old profession. The law bans prostitution and orders the closing of houses of tolerance while creating homes where prostitutes may learn legitimate trades.

Madrid Spain

Across and Down Puzzle Clues from a 19th Century Page

A reader puzzle lists clues for Across and Down entries tied to the 17th President's wife and related terms. The scattered OCR yields mixed letter patterns, with several entries partially legible and several endings garbled.

Puzzle Answer List for Clues 21 to 54

A compact solution list matching each clue with its answer: 21 Preposition = above. 525 Appellation = title. 26 Black = ebony. 28 Sharp = acute. 29 Italian river = Po. 31 Is present = exists. 35 Lamprey fishermen = eelsmen. 36 Chaste = pure. 37 Sorrowful = sad. 39 Exists = there is. 40 Creeping = creeping = sly? (context needed) . 41 Motley (comb. form) = hetero? (likely polychro) . 43 Hardy heroine = Tess. 45 Interprets = decodes. 47 Greek god of War = Ares. 48 Solar disk = sun disc. 49 Nostril = nare. 52 Fruit drink = nectar or fruit juice. 54 Legal point = moot? or doctrine.

Political Announcement for Council Ward 3 and Ward 5

A local political notice announces candidates for city council Wards 3 and 5. Democrat Ed Pannell is named for Ward 3 while Ward 5 nominations list W. R. (Bob) Morris and Stitt as a pairing. The brief outlines party alignment and candidate names.

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Lawton Constitution and Morning Press R Rice W. D Hargrayves JOE House Ahlschlager Okla Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press By Walter Lippmann Democratic Party William Jennings Bryan Grover Cleveland Little Luiz George W. Crane Joe L Dr. Crane Thomas A. Edison Northwestern University Young People’s Organization Dr. Tittle’s Church Dulles Middle East Fdr Scout Committee Charley Wade Waldo Galbraith U.S Pat NEA Service McCordle Johnson Tasmania India Sea Eagles Ogled Isaiah Cipher the Hill Poker St One Who M of Accour Mney TIOIP Democrat ED Pannell W. R Bob Morris Stitt
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