Lawton Constitution Names Staff and Officials
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists NED Shepler as Editor and Publisher with BITed Ralston and W. R. Rice as Manager and Superintendent. Joe House circulation manager and Rh. O. Ahlschlager city circulation manager are noted along with a Lawton postal address and Sunday morning publication schedule.
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Ned Shepler
Bited * Ralston, Oe
Joe House
RH. O. Ahlschlager
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lobbyists defend Fort Sill land transfer in defense push
A letter argues paid wildlife lobbyists distort facts over expanding Fort Sill in the Wichita Mountains refuge. It says Congress and the Army fully justify the land transfer for national defense, while opponents rely on emotion and misinformation to rally opposition.
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Army
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
House
Senate
Congress
Fort Sill
Chamber of Commerce
Lawton urged to push industrial development forward
Oklahoma salesmen have built a strong case for the state's industrial potential in the eastern states and gathered prospects for future southwest locations. Lawton must now follow through with added funding or budget-compliant plans to compete for new plants. Tulsa and Oklahoma City already maintain firm follow ups to attract industry.
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Oklahoma
Southwest
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Lawtonians
Soviet entry in Egypt alters Middle East balance
The piece argues that Soviet influence in Egypt marks a new era in the Middle East, with Moscow leveraging arms, economic aid, and political campaigning to draw Egypt toward the Soviet orbit. It questions Western containment pacts and urges a reevaluation of U.S. policy as Britain and the United States face a rising Soviet presence in the region.
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Egypt
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Mediterranean
Mr. MacMillan
Mr. Dulles
United Nations
Israel
Nile
China
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Red
Understanding the tort in Oklahoma law explained
A Oklahoma law column defines tort as a civil wrong against another, explains the difference between civil actions Brown v Smith and criminal cases State v Smith, and lists examples like assault and battery false arrest libel slander and negligence while warning readers not to interpret the law without an attorney.
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Smith
Brown
We The Women and Hollywood's Ten Commandments Hoax
Ruth Millett notes women seek away time for perspective and self improvement while Hollywood touts Cecil B DeMille's The Ten Commandments with extravagant statistics. The piece contrasts domestic liberation ideas with the epic's lavish production details and massive scale.
Ike ready to retire, Hall says late January plan
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports GOP chairman Len Hall says President Eisenhower will announce in January his decision not to run for a second term. Hall notes Ike must exit 90 days before Ohio's May 8 primary, with a possible State of the Union hint on January 20. Some aides urge a run, but Hall expects a withdrawal.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
GOP
Len Hall
Friends
Eisenhower
Ike
Congress
Hall
Ohio
Brownell
Summerfield
Hal
White House
Rome
Air Force
Berkley Harding
Franco
Russia
United States
Spain
Moscow
Molotov
Arribe
Falange
Europe
U.S
Charles Patrick Clark
Senator McCarran
Nevada
Clark
Hoover Warns Of Sneak Thieves During Holidays
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned Christmas shoppers to beware pick pockets and purse snatchers during the coming holiday season. He noted prior increases in sharp lifting and purse snatching and urged a coordinated effort by police merchants civic clubs and news media with training for sales staff and visible plainclothes deterrents.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Subscription Rates and Policy Details in Lawton Paper
The notice lists subscription rates for Sunday Constitution and Morning Press, with monthly carrier options in Lawton. It covers combined and regional rates, a 2 percent sales tax for mail, and declares Associated Press rights and editorial corrections policy.
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Constitution
Constitution Press
Lawton
Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Associated Press
AP News
Miracles, Prayer, and Action Prompt Faithful Work
A biblical verse from Acts emphasizes hearing Philip and witnessing miracles, followed by a exhortation not to wait for miracles but to rise up and act. It urges prayer and diligent effort through faith in Christ Jesus as the means to accomplish anything.
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Christ Jesus
Eliot
Adenauer Returns to Bed After Illness Lingers
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 79, spent Friday afternoon out of bed for the first time since illness and bronchial pneumonia. Aides say his recovery is slow and ongoing.
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BOM
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Puzzle clue bundle on presidents and definitions
A mixed set of crossword style clues referencing the 33rd and 133rd U.S. Presidents, Truman, Missouri, plus assorted definitions for words like puff up relate and observe seek cubic measure and other short terms. The list pairs names with brief hints and abbreviations.
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U.S
Truman
Missouri
Answer to Previous Puzzle 26 Husband of Eve
Puzzle list resolves to a crossword style fill in clues with multiple definitions. Each number corresponds to a word clue covering various meanings and archaic terms, forming a complete set of answers aligned to classic cryptic style.
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Hargraves
Shirbintes
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Hollywood
Ruth Millett
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Cecil B. DeMille
Per-Rameses
Goshen
Penses
Kelly-Nassar, Inc
Park Avenue
New York
William P. Carney
New York Times
Carney
Times
Mexico
Anatole Wilson
Wisconsin Avenue
William Pedraza
Manuel Casares
Madrid
Agencia Efe
Lorenzo Garza
Prensa
Radio Espanola
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Galbraith
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NEA Service, Inc
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