Lawton Constitution Carrier Details and Corrections Policy
The Lawton Constitution in Lawton Oklahoma lists carrier terms for the Constitution and Sunday Constitution-Press at $1.55 per month for Lawton area delivery. The paper notes membership in the Oklahoma Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. It warns against misstatements or reflections on personal character and invites corrections upon management’s review.
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Lawton Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southere ‘Newspaper, Publishers 'Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Constitution-Press
Lawton
Constitution
Lawon
Not applicable scripture and wisdom quotes
A biblical verse from Isaiah contrasts trusting in God with Hezekiah’s removal of pagan high places and altars. A Ralph Waldo Emerson quotation follows, praising the happiest man who learns worship from nature.
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Hezekiah
Judah
Jerusalem
Ralph Waldo Emerson
The School Problem and the Education Funding Debate
In 1960, 8 million more students are expected in American schools. Elementary enrollments rise 1.692 million, high school 219 thousand, college 89 thousand. A teacher shortage looms with 118k needed now and only 45k graduates available. President Eisenhower delays aid legislation, launching a broad inquiry with governors and a White House conference to craft a program balancing state, local, and federal roles.
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Samuel Brownell
U. S
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Integration's impact on teaching jobs across the states
The Lawrence Dispatch analyzes how the Supreme Court ruling on school integration could force the north to absorb displaced Negro teachers. It cites census data showing far fewer Black teachers in nonsegregated states and argues that federal involvement may reveal North discrimination in teacher hiring as the South moves toward integrated schools.
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Supreme Court of the United States
South
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Supreme Court
Maine
Montana
Massachusetts
Indiana
California
Illinois
New York State
Ohio
New Jersey
Doctor answers parental questions on child safety and health
Pediatric expert discusses risks of sleeping with pets, spina bifida outlook, undescended testicles treatment timing, infant heart rate concerns, teeth grinding causes, hair bleaching for teen teasing, and a five year old with poor appetite yet normal health.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Sam
No Honor in Pouring Tea or Coffee at Social Tea
We The Women argues over whether presiding at the coffeepot or teapot is an honor. The piece claims pouring is not an honor, describing the restrictive duty, required dress, and long wait for guests, and noting the tedium of standing, smiling, and serving 200 women.
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Washington
Questions and Answers from a Q and A Column
The column presents quick Q and A items on topics from albino eye color to presidential lineage. It notes albino pink eyes result from transparent ocular vessels showing due to lack of pigment, lists Arthur Cleveland and Wilson as preacher sons, and explains tempo versus time in music. It also mentions Casey Jones burial memory with a bronze tablet in Cayce Kentucky, dedicated by Alben Barkley.
Girl Seeks Clarity on Suitor’s Intent and Interest
A social note explores dating doubts as a young woman wonders whether a man’s indifference signals hidden interest or a genuine lack of attraction. Readers are advised to assess actions over words and seek respectful communication.
Laugh Parade and Vatican Sinatra Tale Prompt Hollywood Rumors
Hollywood gossip rounds up a gorilla stunt at a Long Beach amusement park in Gorilla at Large and a Vatican meeting with Frank Sinatra. Anecdotes recount DeMille’s makeup trials for Moses in The Ten Commandments and jokes about actors misplacing lines during script revisions.
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Hollywood
Anne Bancroft
Long Beach
Calif
Anne
Pacific Fleet
Hank
Peace And Prosperity Missing In GOP Meet
Cincinnati dispatch reports behind closed doors GOP leaders acknowledged unemployment issues in industrial states as they prep for a tight race. Vice President Nixon, National Chairman Hall, and others urged unity amid district battlegrounds and voter protests of Eisenhower policies and McCarthy coverage.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Cincinnati
Republican National Committee
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
National Committee
Sion
Mc Hlallanan
Congress
South
Hallonan
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Eisenhower
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
Repul
Case
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Leonard W. Hall
Wisconsin
New Larry Record Set In Enid School
Enid Oklahoma teacher Irene Ehrlich found humor in a fellow educator's use of four toys during a class at El Reno. She later called roll in her own room at North Enid Elementary School.
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Larry
Enid School
Enid, Okla
Irene Ehrlich
el Reno
Okla
North Enid Elementary School
World’s Just A Big Stage
A collection of brief UP dispatches reports a Chicago salesman offering ten dollars to anyone with a taller sunflower than his 15 foot specimen. The roundups include a directive to unit commanders about wartime enlistment campaigns and wives, a police wagon escape attempt that left a prisoner turned fugitive in Edmonton, a crash near Kelowna involving a truck hitting an elephant being moved to a fair, and related dispatches from North America.
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Edmonton
Alta
Walter Kalinowski
Kalinowski
Michigan Men Sell Skyscraper Interest
DETROIT two Michigan men Roger L. Stevens of Ann Arbor and Alfred Glancy Jr. of Detroit say they sold a state corolla interest in New York's Empire State Building to Col. Crown and a Chicago New York real estate broker. Papers were signed in a New York attorney's office and a formal closing will occur. The syndicate, which included Ben Tobin of Holly, purchased the world's tallest office building in 1951 from the estate of the late John J. Raskob for 51 million dollars.
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New York
Empire State Building
Col. Crown
Chicago
New Y
Roger L. Stevens
Ann Arbor
Alfred Glancy Jr
Stevens
Glancy
Ben Tobin
Hollywayoced Fila
John J. Raskob
Colombia Bars Reds From Politics In New Constitution
Colombia moves to bar international communism from political activity under a new constitutional article. The measure aims to restrict Communist influence in public life as the constitution advances through drafting debates in Bogota.
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Bogota
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