Lawton Constitution personnel and City circulation info
The note lists staff positions for The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press including Ned Shepler as editor and publisher Bill F Bentley as business manager Ted Ralston as managing editor W R Rice as advertising manager D W Hargraves as mechanic superintendent Joe House as circulation manager H O Ahlschlager as city circulation manager The paper is based in Lawton Oklahoma and operates Sunday morning editions with post office mailed second class status under congressional act.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lawton urged to finish United Fund drive goal
The United Fund campaign in Lawton is in danger of missing its 1955 goal of 96 314 dollars as reports from more than 200 workers and 537 prospects remain outstanding. Major cities have surpassed targets, and local agencies rely on every contribution to avoid cuts. Immediate contact and final reports could push Lawton past the threshold within a week.
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United Fund
Lawton
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
United Way
Questions and Answers on Diplomats and Sun Angles
The dialogue covers that ambassadors must present credentials to the president for accreditation. It notes SOS has no official meaning beyond a radiotelegraphic code. It states the sun is nearest in winter, causing slanted rays and cooler heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
West’s Geneva gamble on German reunification fails
In commentary on the Geneva talks, the writer argues Western ministers backed non negotiable Adenauer terms, betting on German unity within NATO. Moscow’s likely rejection and German opposition threaten NATO cohesion, urging bold Western diplomacy and plausible terms for German reunification.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Germany
Potsdam
Bonn
NATO
Atlantic
Dr. Adenauer
Moscow
Anthony Eden
Social Democrats
Its The Law In Oklahoma Traffic Light Rules
A street corner legal primer explains that green means go and red means stop for both motorists and pedestrians. Yellow signals caution and soon red, with entering on yellow potentially creating negligence if an accident occurs. Pedestrians should stay off when yellow. motorists may proceed if safe but must yield when red. The piece warns readers to consult an attorney for legal advice.
We The Women Demand Safer Automobiles
A woman recounts a head on crash that left a forehead gash and breathing pain. She urges automakers to prioritize safety over style and notes nearly two million injuries from car accidents last year. She warns she may not be alone in seeking safer vehicles for herself and others.
Births and admissions listed in Southwestern Hospital
A Southwestern hospital column records multiple births at varied times with parents’ names and locations, plus admissions and dismissals for medical and surgical cases. Notable entries include a November 12 birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and several births in Walters Carnegie Lawton Apache and other towns, with surrounding patient movements.
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Charles Cole
Euclid
Cecil Hearn
Lawton
Melvin Davis
Ora Coley
Kathy Louise Sohl
Eugene Sohl
Cornell
Kenneth Leroy Deeson
Raymond Deeson
Kingsbury
Medical
Debra Ann Morris
Bob Morris
Gore
Barbara Anne Hodges
Monroe
Virginia Doreen Elrod
S. 25Th
Jane S. Thompson
Helen Marie Pepkin
Robert Pepkin
Sterling
Beulah Hughes
S. 28Th
Ruby Vera Bullard
Oklahoma City
Danny Ray Barnes
Sanford Barnes
Garfield
Loraine Sims
Maude Heckerman
Park
Anna Marie Legakoand
Fletcher
Brannan Plan and Howrey FTC Hearing Prompts Debate
Washington roundup links Brannan dairy price plan support with Farmer unrest and a Patman House probe into Edward Howrey. The Patman testimony alleged Howrey used his FTC post to place friends in power and favour clients, while Senate concerns cited potential conflicts of interest and limited enforcement actions. The column also notes Cold War tensions with Rhee and Chiang Kai-shek, and Johnson denying plans for a southern coalition at the Democratic convention.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Conor Wright Patman
Texas
House
Small Business Committee
Edward Howrey
Federal Trade Commission
Firestone Rubber
Automatic
Trade Commission
Patman
Howrey
The
John Gwynne
Texarkana
Eisenhower
Senate
FTC
Magnuson
Wiley
Wisconsin
Brannan
Ike
Benson
Utah
Senator McCarthy
Oregon
Sen
Wayne Morse
Maryland
Senator McNary
Morse
Farmers Union
Far East
Syngman Rhee
Chiang Kai- Shek
Red China
South Korea
Bantam
North Korea
Chiang
Rhee
U.S
Formosan
Quemoy
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver J
Johnson
North Carolina
Kerr Scott
Presidential crossword clues for Eisenhower era puzzle
A list of crossword style clues related to the 34th president Dwight D. Eisenhower and associated terms. Includes answers like his nickname Ike and references to Normandy invasion, Stevenson defeat, and related biographical hints across and down.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Puzzle Answer Key List Clues and Correspondences
A compact mapping of puzzle clues to solutions including indolent sharp within form put on ranges valley ailments Algerian governor press depressior fruit drink ocean ve craft pronoun eternity train volcano witticist slam disen eur demigod Geraint s sheepfolds cooking utensil ignited goddess Scottish cap Italian river entreat rapid toward the sheltered side bamboolike grass signal system shield bearing meadows hops kiln playing card chum sibling of bud.
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Slam
Geraint’s
Subscription rates and policy notices in the Lawton paper
The notice lists subscription rates payable in advance for Sunday Constitution and Morning Press, with various combined options for Lawton area and Southwest Oklahoma. It also states a 2 percent sales tax on mail subscriptions and that the Associated Press has republication rights. The paper promises corrections on erroneous reflections or misstatements upon management notification.
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Constitution
Lawton
Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Associated Press
AP News
Puritan Courage and Israel’s Faith Highlighted
A historic line contrasts biblical devotion with Puritan resolve. The quote notes Israel’s removal of Baalim and Ashtaroth to serve the Lord alone, paired with Wendell Phillips praising a Puritan’s soul driven action over reflection.
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Israel
Baalim
Ashtaroth
God
Wendell Phillips
Water plan pushed by Lawton leaders for new reservoir
City officials and a broad advisory group led by Mayor C R Ellsworth are studying a future water supply for Lawton and Fort Sill. They are gathering data, weighing the Elgin site, and plan rapid but cautious moves toward financing and construction to prevent growth bottlenecks.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
C. R. Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Elgin
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Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
H. O. Ahlschlager
West
Mr. Dulles
MacMillan
Pinay
Molotov
Bulganin
German Social Democratic Party
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Ruth Millett
Galbraith
Hospital News
Iltems
Maurice Berger
Walters
Bob Moore
A. H. Fletcher
Carl Anderson
Lincoln
Roy Findlay
Leon Brewczynski
Lindy
Jimmy Ireland
Denver
Leonard Jones
Columbia
Roy J. Mann
N. 31St
Sandra Moore
A. C. Dooher
Comanche
Will Ellis
Henry Lawler
J. C. English
Elmer le Barre, Walters
Eddie Longhat
Carnegie
Ernest Redbird
Apache
Mable Autay
Eustace Merrick
David Johnson
Stratford
Lorene Pewewardy
Katherine Thompson
Cyril
Pauline Mock
Altus
Nancy Louise Pollina
Jasper Pollina
Stevenson
Peer Gynt
English City
Great Lake
Gettysburg
Mountain Pass
Harriman
Kefauver
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