Lawton Constitution masthead and staff credits
The Lawton Constitution editor and publisher Ned Shepler. Bill F Bentley is business manager. Ted Ralston managing. Published evenings. Located at 49-11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma. Entered as second class mail. Members of Oklahoma Press Association and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F Bentley
Ted Ralston
Anakere
C Ave
Lawton
Oklah
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Subscriptions and pricing for Morning Press and Constitution Press
Payable in advance in Lawton area. Morning Press and Sunday Constitution-Press monthly rates and combined packages listed. All mail subscriptions add 2 percent sales tax. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and will correct errors upon notification.
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Constitution Press
Lawton
Constitution
Constitution-Press
Associated Press
Studebaker wage cut shows two-way trust between labor and management
Labor Day reflection notes that Studebaker workers in South Bend agreed to a 15 percent pay cut to avert plant closure or relocation with Packard. The decision followed prior dissent but reflected a history of fair pay and open dialogue, suggesting unions and firms benefit from mutual trust during crises.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
United Automobile Workers
Detroit
Packard
Ike's confident stance contrasts GOP doubts in fall
Ike's confident Illinois State Fair address contrasts cautious Republican forecasts for November. He urged that his legislative program gained ground while warning Democrats against excuses. Analysts note GOP nerves and potential midterm downturns, though President remains buoyant.
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Eisenhower
Illinois
Springfield
West Virginia warning signals for Eisenhower era politics
Stewart Alsop presents a stark view from Charleston where Senator Neeley attacks Eisenhower while challenger Sweeney avoids taking firm positions. Coal downturn, high unemployment, and rising indigence feed a volatile mood that threatens party cohesion and the President's leadership across the nation.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Eisenhower
United States
Matthew Neeley
Tom Sweeney
Neeley
Eisenhower cites indicators predicting mild economic hardship
Reading the indicators, Mr. Eisenhower said there will be no general severe economic hardship and he reported their appearance to the American people.
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Eisenhower
Nail Health Reveals General Ailments and Local Infections
Dr Edwin P. Jordan explains nail conditions reflect overall health and local disease. Thickening ridging and discoloration have many causes from ill-fitting shoes and dermatitis to hormonal disorders and infections like whitlow. Treatment targets the underlying disease, not just the nails.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
The Mature Parent and a Child’s Puddle Lessons
A mother tries to shape Tim’s mind and will, insisting on agreement with her view. The piece argues that demanding children concur cures fear of criticism, harming independence and undermining the child’s mental integrity.
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Tim
Chilren
Rhodes scholar defined and early photography trivia
A Rhodes scholar is a student from the British Commonwealth who wins a Cecil Rhodes fund to study at Oxford. Early photographs emerged in 1840 and 1843 to 1844, marking the birth of photographic practice. Under the 20th Amendment, if a President-elect dies before the oath, the Vice President-elect becomes President-elect.
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Rhodes
British Commonwealth of the United States
Oxford University
Cecil Rhodes
Leatrice Joy Reflects On Early Hollywood Glamour
Hollywood legend Leatrice Joy recalls the Came the Dawn era with wit about low necklines and dramatic eyelashes. She contrasts publicity then and now, noting privacy, marriages, and life with Rod La Rocque and Thomas Meighan, before a brief 1929 return to talkies.
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Hollywood
NEA
Leatrice
C.B. DeMille
Rod la Rocque
Toulouse- Lautrec
Thomas Meighan
Big Bear Lake
Chicago
John Gilbert
Leatrice Joy Gilbert
Maybank’s Conserving Rivers as Public Power Legacy
THOMAS L. STOKES reflects on Senator Burnet Maybank of South Carolina and his belief that government development of river systems and watersheds yields broad public benefits. Maybank, a former Charleston mayor and governor, championed public power, slum clearance, and integrated river projects like Santee-Cooper, arguing such efforts bring electricity, jobs, and tax revenue for the nation. The piece honors his view that bold, government-led conservation and development pay in cash and improve life along rivers nationwide.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Burnet Maybank
South Carolina
Charleston
Maybank
Santee
Cooper
Tennessee
Pacific
Best Town By A Damsite Hopes To Live
PICKSTOWN South Dakota September 6 UP A town built to house Fort Randall dam workers now faces abandonment as the dam nears completion Officials consider selling the town as a unit or breaking it up to attract new industries The Army corps owns the town which includes a 122 room hotel 30 bed hospital school church theater two garages and a large recreation hall It can offer water expansion space and a railroad spur to attract buyers or industries with 87 workers to continue operating Koos dam services if preserved
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Pickstown
S. D
Fort Randall
South Dakota
Group Industries
Corps of Army of
Koos Dam
Hugo Carlson
State Natural Resources Commission
Boys and Girls Across 57 Little Riding Hood
A brief note on a 57 yard dash event featuring young athletes from the Boys and Girls ACROSS program. The item highlights participation and a light competitive stir among local youth with no clear winner or scores recorded.
Puzzle Answers Overview Itemized Clues
Answers correspond to crossword style hints. 25 Answer single 26 Frozen rain 27 Catch phrase 28 Foot part 29 Gaelic 31 Consents 33 Worship 38 Reach for 40 Play part 41 Handle 42 In a line 43 One of Jacob's boys Bib 44 Chills 46 State 47 Domesticated 48 Shirt front ornament 50 Enervate.
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Harry
Jacob’s Boys
New York Clash Sets 10 Rounder at St Nicholas Arena
Teddy Davis of Hartford Connecticut and Armand Savoie of Montreal will fight tonight in a 10 rounder at St. Nicholas Arena New York. The bout features a clash between two veteran lightweights with bragging rights on the line. Davis trains in Hartford while Savoie brings a Montreal pedigree to the ring.
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New York
Teddy
Red Top) Davis
Hartford
Crackers Clinch Flag With 8 1 Win Over Moble
The Atlanta Crackers clinched the pennant as the Southern Association season ends Monday by defeating last-place Mobile 8 to 1. The article notes the decisive victory securing the title on Sunday.
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Crackers
Atlanta
Atlanta Crackers
Moile
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