The Lawton Constitution Staff and Office Details
The Lawton Constitution lists staff including Bentley as Business Manager and Ra lston as Managing Editor with Ted R Rice Joe House and others in Advertising Circulation and circulation roles. The paper operates from 409 11 Clive Street Lawton Oklahoma and is published evenings Monday through Friday.
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Bill F. Bentley
Ralston
Ted W. R. Rice
Joe House
Bargraves. x Co. Ahlschlager
Clive
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Southwest Oklahoma Subscriptions and Rates
Subscription prices are listed for Morning Press and Sunday Constitution Press in Lawton area with carrier and mail options. Rates include monthly and yearly terms, tax details, and a reminder about Associated Press rights and policy on corrections.
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Constitution Press
Lawton
Constitution
Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Peaceful words across ages from Hezekiah to Shakespeare
The excerpt links biblical prophecy with Renaissance verse, noting divine promise of peace and safe harvests. It contrasts Hezekiah's Isaiah message of lasting calm with Shakespeare imagining communal harmony under personal cultivation, a perpetual smile of peace.
SEATO Pact Backed by Fast Asian Defense Treaty
The Manila agreement unites United States Britain France Australia New Zealand the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan in a defensive alliance against spread of communism in Asia. It omits automatic military aid, favors consultation, and allows each country to act under its constitutional processes. India Burma and Indonesia oppose the scope yet may join if language is softened. The pact marks a pivotal step for Asian security.
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Manila
John Foster Dulles
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
Asia
Europe
Dulles
India
Burma
Indonesia
Quemoy crisis could decide Asia balance of power
The NSC faces a decision on backing Nationalists on Quemoy with the Seventh Fleet or letting the island fall to the Communists. Loss would hasten Formosa decay, embolden Asia's non communists, and expose American weakness, risking wider war and diminished influence in Asia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Quemoy
China
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Asia
NSC
Seventh Fleet
Chiang
Dien Bien Phu
Sun Lijen
Huang Chieh
Huang
Korea
Indo-China
Amoy Harbor
Pentagon
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs
America
Understanding goiters and radioactive iodine treatment
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains thyroid disorders including Graves' disease and toxic goiters. He outlines goiter types diffuse and nodular, symptoms, and treatment options from observation to surgery. Recent advances include radioactive iodine therapy guided by specialist care and the role of iodized salt in reducing incidence.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
B. D
The Art of Listening: A Guide for Courteous Conversation
A reception of guidance urges We The Women readers to store positive notes about others and listen with real interest. It advises showing enthusiasm about one’s own affairs and asking about others to maintain connection without unsolicited advice.
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John
Moon Is Blue Keeps Ban On Film Censorship Debate
Hollywood notes that The Moon Is Blue remains banned and movie censors resist broad code changes though revisions next month may ease some restrictions on miscegenation narcotics and phrases. The Moon Is Blue still faces limitations while industry figures push for modernization. Guy Mitchell asks Jackie Loughery to give up TV and film work as they consider reconciliation.
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Hollywood
NEA
Motion Picture Association of America Board
Guy Mitchell
Jackie Louchery
Guy
Jackie
Q and A Quiz on History and Natural Facts
A set of concise Q and A items covers topics from Palestine's statehood since 70 A D to panda relation to bears and raccoons. It includes the constitutional article count at adoption, peacock tail feather terminology, and the minim unit used by druggists equal to one drop.
Bank customer helps foil attempted bank robbery
A would be teller robber in Cincinnati panicked when a customer entered and asked for directions. George Dreidame, president of a local savings and loan, guided the suspect into a storage room and locked it. Police later arrested Thomas Harold McDonald, 29, from Baton Rouge, La, for questioning.
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George Dreidame
Cincinnati Savings and Loan Association
Dreidame
Thomas Harold McDonald
Baton Rouge
Jerry Lewis Brought Gag Gifts For Charity Event
Jerry Lewis lies ill with jaundice yet receives a stream of gag presents for the year’s event. Dean Martin sparked the exchange by sending a mah jong set five pounds of leechee nuts and a bag of dirty laundry to him.
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Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Romance and film news mix in midcentury showbiz brief
A light note on Dan Dailey and Gwen OConnor as friends bet on romance. Then a roundup: about 1954 55 season plans with fifty sone and dance pictures, Maureen O'Hara and George Nader in an 11th Century romance, Danny Thomas family update, Johnny Weismuller Jungle Jim move to home screens, a Warner reissue of The Big Sheep with Bogart and Bacall, TV writing questions answered, and That’s My Boy CBS switching from live to film.
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Dan Dailey
Gwen O'Connor
Dan
Hollywood
Johnny Weismuller
Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Warner
Washington’s Propaganda Debate and Cold War Strains
A Washington column critiques Western fear of nuclear war and praises strength to deter communism. It argues the alliance’s timing on Korea and Indo-China decisions tests readiness, while NATO commanders see a five to six year security edge.
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Marquis Childs Washington
Seon
Indo-China
Europe
Russia
West
America
French National Assembly
Pacific
Eisenhower
Britain
Admiralty
Baltic
Norwegian
NATO
Soviet Union
Moscow
Thief abandons station wagon after theft near Ivers home
In Modesto California a thief left Vernon Ivers station wagon close to his home after a hurried getaway. Ivers, an undertaker, owned the vehicle and a local resident recently passed away was found on the back seat. In Vancouver a notice announces Grosvenor singers first practice of the season at the Hall.
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Modesto
Calif
Vernon Ivers
Ivers
Vancouver
B.C
Grosvenor’ Singers
Hearing Club
Rancher Finds Nonpoisonous Snake in Cattle Feed Sack
SWEETWATER Tex Sept 14 UP Rancher W B Wetsel Sr was surprised Monday when he reached into a sack of cattle feed and grabbed a full grown snake He pinched him pretty good and pulled the chicken snake from the sack and killed it.
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Sweetwater
Tex
W. B. Wetsel Sr
Wetsel
Dramatic Director Across Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue list with entries for dramatic director host radio producer and various abbreviations and terms across several numbered hints including notic form satiric landing machine and sea nymph percher age gypsy husband zoological apostle said cylindrical bedded down as birds in one s gift African river and kind of type abbreviated.
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Charles
Crossword Clue Answers List
Answers to previous puzzle clues include 34 Cheer 35 Weary 36 Strike out 38 Venerate 30 Bavarian river 45 Tibetan priest 31 Counsel 46 Let it stand 37 Herons 47 Scatters, as 38 River currents hay 40 Egyptian 49 Anger sun god 50 Wand 41 Circle parts 52 Seine 42 Irish fuel 53 Recent (comb, to be form)
United States Steel Output Reaches 80 Million Tons in 1953
The United States produced a record total of 80,151,893 tons of finished steel in 1953.
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United States
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