Lawton Journal Contact and Association Mentions
The notice lists contact details for the Lawton paper at 3rd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma with publication notes and postal classification. It includes affiliations with the Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. The text also contains quoted religious and philosophical passages.
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Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Thoughts On Rowboat Odds And Enduring Angling Faith
A reflective monologue on fishing luck and odds. The narrator muses on getting away from family, finding the right lake and hole, bait, weather, and unseen spots, weighing the improbable chances of a bite and a keeper before one lucky bite makes it worthwhile.
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United States
Minnesota
Insurance Company Statistical Departments
Globe
Farm income slump shadows GOP prospects in 1955
The piece notes Republicans fear a renewed voter backlash over farm income declines, after 1954 showed farmers suffering and Democrats branding the issue as key. It warns voters judge accountability by who holds office when troubles arise, not by Root causes.
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GOP
Wrong Man Dixon Yates Mix Up Rocks Congress
Rep. Henry A. Dixon and Rep. Sidney R. Yates dispute a persistent naming mix up. Yates says the public misidentifies him with Dixon and recalls a caller who asked for Dixon after hearing the secretary say this is Congressman Yates office.
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Henry A. Dixon
Utah
Sidney R. Yates
Ill
Yates
Dixon-Yates
Rep. Dixon
Congressman Dixon
Three presidents in 30 days at the White House
Questions and answers cover a presidential trivia moment when three successive presidents occupied the White House within a month Martin Van Buren William Henry Harrison and John Tyler. The set also defines fall-out from H-bomb tests as lighter dust carried by winds and notes that all trees can be struck by lightning including Greek Roman and American Indian beliefs about the bay laurel and black gum trees.
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White House
Martin van Buren
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Suburbia
New York
Charlotte Montgomery
Grandma
Grandpa
Shigemitsu seeks new role for Japan in East Asia
In a National Press Club address Tokyo’s Foreign Minister Shigemitsu argues for a phased American troop withdrawal from Japan to recognize Japan as a principal power. He states Japan will defend itself against internal subversion, expand its influence on Korea Formosa and Southeast Asia, and redefine postwar alliances with China and the Soviet Union.
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Associated Press
AP News
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Hiroshima
Shigemitsu
National Press Club
Japan
East Asia
Great Britain
Suez
Western Pacific
Korea
Chinas
Southeast Asia
Western
Pacific
Siberia
Manchuria
Big Ocean
South Korea
Far East
Formosa
Soviet Siberia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
United States
West
Soviet Union
Cominform
Moscow
Niet
Doctors and sympathy in medical care debated
A reader asks if doctors lack humanity after a mother’s death. The doctor’s compassion may be shown by action rather than words, and excessive sympathy can hinder judgment. Other readers define trauma, discuss perianal fistula, and explain lipomas are typically noncancerous and removable.
Hollywood Smorgasbord and Old Time Anecdotes
Hollywood gossip and anecdotes feature Rosalind Russell recalling a harsh first review, Bing Crosby’s college band The Juicy Seven, Mario Lanza’s birth place in South Philadelphia, MGM press agents reshaping his image, Bob Hope recounting a Fiji Islands joke about The Road to Bali, and other light Hollywood vignettes.
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Hollywood
NEA
Rosalind Russell
Mario Lanza
Philadelphia
MGM
New York City
Bob Hope
Fiji Islands
Bob
Bali
Why Are We Parents So Anxious For Children To Love Us
A discussion by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence layers questions about parental motives. It contrasts seeking love, control, and approval with underlying fears about deceit, dependence, and loss of influence, suggesting readers examine their own aims in raising children.
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G. A
Jimmy
Washington Calls Revolution In Soviet Union?
Marquis Childs writes en route to America that some students of the Soviet Union see a coming change from dictatorship to a balance of forces. Khrushchev and Zhukov contend for influence as reforms unfold, while the state continues to jam Western broadcasts in Russian.
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Marquis Childs
America
Soviet Union
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Marshal Zhukov
Russia
British Broadcasting Corporation
Cold War broadcasts and fashion notes blend in feature
The article surveys Radio Free Europe’s intensified Cold War broadcasts since 1950 and Western air diplomacy, then pivots to a New York Fashion Group critique of suburban housewives. It contrasts espionage anxieties with social expectations, noting radio impact, Cominform hesitations, and daily domestic grooming trends.
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Radio Free Europe
RFE
Russia
Europe
British European Airways
Stockholm
Scandinavian
British Isles
Yugoslavia
Swissair
Zurich
Belgrade
Switzerland
Coastal Highway Closed by 15000 Acre Forest Fire
Coastal Highway 101 was shut in both directions as a 15000 acre brush and timber blaze pushed to the coast near Santa Barbara. The fire created a corridor of flame driving flames onto the road and beach. Railroad traffic was halted as the blaze crossed the highway. Highway 150 also remained closed.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Hell
Familiar Folks Crossword Clues Overview
A compact listing of crossword entries with clues and known names across several categories including actresses West Lancaster and Lind, war vehicle, sea eagle, mimicker, and other common terms. Provides definitions for verbs, adjectives, and nouns to fill a themed puzzle grid.
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West
Marie
Mimicker
Lancaster
Philadelphia
William
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Puzzle Answer List for 26 to 50 Across
A compact crossword clue sequence solved with concise terms. Each entry provides a brief answer to across items from 26 through 50, including cooking dev, turtles, Portuguese money, Britain's princess, tidier, staggers, masters of ceremony, gaze fixed, cee Bib, imitated, check, pen name, and the definite article.
Two White Men Indicted In Death Of Negro Youth
In Sumner Mississippi an 18 man grand jury indicted Roy Bryant aged 30 and J W Milam aged 36 on kidnapping and murder charges in the death of 14 year old Emmet Till, a Chicago Negro who allegedly whistled at a suspect s wife. The indictments cover both kidnapping and murder with Till carried into Tallahatchie County where officials say he was slain.
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Sumner
Miss
Chicago
Roy Bryant
J W. Milam
Emmet Till
Tallahatchie
Till
LeFlore County
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God
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ABC
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Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
M. L
Erskine Johnson
Muriel Lawrence
Ruth Millett
Galbraith
Lind
Brother of
Jacob
Wan
Centaur
Tain
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