Lawton Constitution Staff Roles Listed
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists key personnel including NED SHEPLER as Editor and Publisher BILL F. BENTLEY as Business Manager TED RALSTON as Managing Editor W. R. RICE as Advertising Manager and W. D. HARGRAVES as Mechanical Superintendent Also noted are E HOUSE as Circulation Manager and H. O. AHLSCHLAGER as City Circulation Manager.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Easter W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Correction policy for inaccuracies in will notices
The management will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character of any person, firm or corporation or any misstatement of facts in the will upon being brought to its attention.
The Thief Cometh Not to Steal and Abundant Life
A religious quotation contrasts John 10 10 with Carlyle's meditation on life as a solemn reality. The passages frame danger and purpose, urging mindful living before eternity. The two sources juxtapose spiritual warning with philosophical reflection on life’s gravity.
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John
Thomas Carlyle
Coe Bolts Offer No Aid to Sparks in Oklahoma Race
The analysis argues that William O. Coe's Democratic bolt is unlikely to help Republican gubernatorial nominee Sparks. Coe lacks broad cross‑party appeal, appealing mainly to groups already inclined to vote Democratic. Raymond Gary runs on a progressive home and state growth platform and is prepared to lead a stable administration.
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William O. Coe
Sparks
Coe
Raymond Gary
Gary
Oklahoma
Compton College Faces Cameron Aggies In Big Preseason Clash
Roosevelt stadium hosts a projected top intersectional junior college game next Friday night. Cameron Aggies travel from California to meet the Compton College squad, with train arrival at noon. Local fans are urged to give a warm Oklahoma welcome and strong support to beat the visitors on the field.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Cameron Aggies
Compton College of California
California
Lawtonians
Religion And The Press On National Newspaper Week
This Sunday marks National Newspaper Week with Religion and the Press Day. The article argues the press and pulpit as partners, noting that free press and free church depend on each other and citing Article 1 of the Bill of Rights protecting religion and press freedoms.
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Congress
Churches Saluted For Keeping Faithful Informed Nation
The passage commends churches for their role in guiding public faith and preserving loyalty to religious beliefs, arguing that a knowledgeable and faithful people resist false doctrines and deities.
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Churches of
Watkins Committee Judgment on McCarthy Contempt Stirs Senate Debate
The Watkins Report concludes Sen. McCarthy defied the Privileges and Elections Sub Committee and demands censure. It warns that without testimony on three charges the Senate risks ongoing contempt and unresolved charges potentially needing expulsion. The piece weighs the political fallout and the impact on the Eisenhower era.
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Watkins Committee
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Watkins
Watkins Report
Sen. McCarthy
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Eisenhower
When Men Help Cash With a Lecture to Teens
A survey finds many women expect lectures from fathers when handing money to teens while mothers focus on bargains and budgeting. Fathers often give generously in non cash forms yet resist direct cash decisions, prompting lecturing as a coping habit.
Hollywood art director advises how women should stand
Hollywood expert Robert Boyle explains how backdrops affect a actress’s appearance. He suggests thin women should avoid columns, chubby ones stand away from blinds, tall dolls not near short men, short women use a step, redheads avoid red or green, brunets prefer light backgrounds, and blondes need background least. Maureen O Hara proves the point on set.
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Hollywood
NEA
Robert Boyle
Boyle
Maureen O'Hara
Lady Godiva
Coventry
Maureen
Questions and Answers from a Historical Quiz
The text presents a short Q and A on topics including Oliver Wendell Holmes Civil War service three years, bat locomotion and ground clumsiness, Grover Cleveland nicknamed The Hangman of Buffalo for sheriff duties, and diesel electric locomotives first used in the 1920s.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Grover Cleveland
Hangman
Buffalo
Erie County
New York
Missing bolt may have killed jet ace
Maintenance failure may have caused the crash death of ace Capt. Joseph McConnell on August 25 in an FS86H Sabrejet. Unofficial reports suggest a vital bolt was omitted from the jet tail control assembly, but the Air Force said the investigation is not yet complete.
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Los Angeles
Joseph McConnell
Air Force
Goose-coined road tale hints at wild ride
A fragment from a newspaper item hints at a chaotic drive with a narrator observing two geese in a car scene. The language suggests playful regional humor about urban traffic and animal antics.
Crosby Faces Graduation Amid CBS Radio Plans
Gary Crosby pressed to finish college at Stanford before completing his CBS radio commitments. Bing Crosby insists on the degree being earned, shaping Gary’s winter and final year.
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Gary Crosby
Stanford
Bing
Gary
Hollywood Notes on Booth Wallis and Bets
Producer Hal Wallis seeks a Shirley Booth comedy after she rejects a musical sequel to About Mrs Leslie. Jane Powell and Pat Nerney plan a European honeymoon post Hit the Deck at MGM. Ingrid Bergman may play Amelie in Lord Vanity if offered by Darryl Zanuck, but may refuse. Jess Barker collects twins for a Lone Pine vacation after custody ruling.
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Hal Wallis
Shirley Booth
Mrs. Leslie
Shirley
Cape Cod
Jane Powell
Pat Nerney
Jane
MGM
Helen Rose
Trousseau
Geory Steffan
Ingrid Bergman
Amelie
Jess Barker
Susan Hayward
Lone Pine
Nixon Resists Hats and Pan Am's White House Ties
Washington notes Nixon refuses hats offered by Rep Morano as he handles welcomes for Churchill and Eden. The piece alleys Pan Am influence inside the Eisenhower White House, CAB ties, and debates over routes and the chosen instrument amid election fundraising crunch.
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Pan American Airways
Pan African Airways
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Pan Am
Ed Stettinius
Juan Trippe
Truman
James Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Twa’s
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American
John Steelman
Sam Pryor
Hobe Sound
Fla
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
CAB
Oswald Ryan
Chan Gurney
Summerfield
Pan
Great Circle
Japan
Hawaii
Tokyo
Northwest Air Lines
Northwest
Gurney
Ryan
American Airlines
Norwegian Trip Across 1 Capital of Norway
Crossword style clues list for a Norwegian themed across and down puzzle. Includes definitions for terms like capital, positions, prefixes, and measurements with several entries referencing Norse geography and common crosswords conventions.
Crossword Clue Answers Puzzle Abridged
Answers correspond to numbered clues: 17 wager 36 river barrier 23 Norwegian 38 thoroughfare 39 weapons 24 mix 40 eternities 26 incursion 43 raced 27 pokerstake 46 wash 29 lift 47 fillip 33 coconut fiber 50 before 34 zealous 52 three times 35 pesterer comb form
Actress Suzanne Alexander Spots Mixed Up Movie Marquee
Suzanne Alexander observes a Hollywood theater marquee showing the misaligned listing Demetrius and the Gladiators and Susan Slept Here prompting a noted mix up on the sign.
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Suzanne Alexander
Beauty
Hollywood
Demetrius and
Lois Butler Debuts Pop Record for RCA Victor
Lois Butler records her first pop singles for RCA Victor titled My Heart Cries and Let Me Hold You in My Arms. The release signals the start of a new music profile and audience anticipation.
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Lois Butler
RCA Victor
Air Force Probes 11 Year Old Wreck On San Miguel Island
Air Force investigators plan to identify a B24 Liberator missing with 12 men since July 5, 1943. Two couples locating Indian relics found wreckage and scattered human bones on San Miguel Island off Santa Barbara. Air Force officials dispatched two officers from Dayton to identify and return remains.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
San Miguel Island
Santa Barbara
Salinas
Air Force Base
Air Materiel Command
Dayton
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