Lawton Constitution Ad Rates and Editorial Staff Notes
The fragment lists editor and publisher names and advertising staff for the Lawton Constitution, mentions evening and Sunday editions, and provides subscription and mailing details. It notes bureau affiliations with Oklahoma Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations and references commercial practices with independent news agencies.
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Bill F
Ted Ralsto
W. R. Rice
W. L. Bargra
Lawton
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Constitution
Tim Area
Morning Press
Constitution Press
Southwest
All
Ree Neons Geen Flocs
Biblical Reflection on Sacrifice and Will From Baxter
A brief devotional note contrasts Leviticus guidance on peace offerings with Richard Baxter's claim that God values willing hearts over bare deeds. The passage emphasizes inner intent as essential to religious obedience and sacrifice.
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Richard Baxter
Why Defend Quemoy
Secretary of State Dulles argued the defense of Quemoy is tied to Formosa. The essay questions how Quemoy's protection truly affects Formosa's security and why the United States should defend the island if the link remains unclear. It urges public explanation of Quemoy's role in the Pacific defense strategy.
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John Foster Dulles
Formosa
United States
Philippines
Ryukus
Okinawa
Japan
America
Pacific
Dulles
Quemoy
China
Red China
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Far Pacific
Murphy Acknowledges Campaign Hurdle From Unemployed Voters
James L Murphy, chairman of the National Citizens for Eisenhower Congressional Committee, privately notes that unemployment in industrial cities like Detroit challenges furnishing campaign material. GOP workers push prosperity as proof voters should keep a Republican Congress, but jobless citizens require different arguments.
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James L. Murphy
National Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
Detroit
GOP
Congress
Washington
Murphy Committee
Republicans Need Real Reappraisal After Maine Defeat
The piece argues that Maine’s 1954 results show a Democratic gain due to Gov Cross’s unpopularity and national discontent with Republicans. It contrasts Taft and Eisenhower era strategies, criticizes Vice President Nixon, and urges Democrats cross over by appealing to independents rather than attacking Roosevelt era voters.
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Maine
Muskie
Gov. Cross
Sen
Margaret Smith
Sen. Taft
Eisenhower
Gov
Dewey
Gen
Nixon
United States
Roosevelt
Truman
Vaccinations for School Age Children and Protecting Health
The doctor emphasizes repeat immunizations for ongoing protection as children grow. Vaccination against smallpox usually occurs in the first months with boosters later in childhood. Entry to school is a good time to consider reimmunization and discuss typhoid shots if travel to unsanitary regions is anticipated. The physician’s advice follows the child’s care from birth.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
S&e
What to Do About a Neighborhood Bully
Mrs P asks how to protect her six year old Paul from a bully who throws stones. The writer suggests approaching the bully’s mother, inviting them to walk past the house without fear, and calling police if stones fly. Afterward the bully may seek reconciliation, and the caregiver would welcome him with calm conversation and milk and cookies.
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Paul
God Pring
Why the XYZ Affair and the Laughing Jackass Bird
A quiz asks why the 1798 XYZ Affair was named so because French diplomats used initials instead of names. It identifies the laughing jackass as the jack kookaburra, a kingfisher relative in Australia, and notes broadcasting began on Nov 2 1920 with KDKA Pittsburgh covering the Harding Cox election returns.
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Jackass
Jack Kookaburra
Kingfisher Family
Australia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Ez woman loves a man with o pion criti tae tighne te enue
Ez woman loves a man with o pion criti tae tighne te enue.
Hollywood Censorship and Clichés Stir Johnson War
Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson vents over film clichés and bromides while praising director Byron Haskins for vowing to avoid stock scenes. He catalogs eight example gaffes from predictable plots and warns against stale screen moments.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
NEA
Byron Haskins
Haskins
Mudpuddle
Iowa
Texas Rangers
Pioneers
New Color Makeup Hints at Date Night Style
In New York a fashion note invites women to try bold makeup shades including mauve green and gold to complement hats and costumes. The playful tip suggests striking colors can make a memorable impression on dates.
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New York
Young Dem Leaders Hit GOP On Economy
In Indianapolis, Gov elect Edmund Muskie of Maine and Gov. William Williams of Michigan challenge GOP claims of gloom. They urge action on unemployment, urging growth through leadership and use of resources, noting Maine's ills and national economic distress. They stress voter readiness ahead of November and call for proactive policy to revive jobs.
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Dem
GOP
Thomas L. Stokes
Indianapolis
Eisenhower
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Mennen Williams
Michigan
Muskie
United States
Williams
Washington
Cincinnati
South Bend
Evansville
Indiana
Ray Madden
Gary Steel
Lansing
James P. Mitchell
Gov. Williams
Roosevelt Names Demo Attorney General Nominee
The Democratic convention nominated Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. for state attorney general, a move seen as boosting the ticket for the November election. Roosevelt, age 40, accepted the third slot and will run with Averell Harriman, while remaining a Democrat-Liberal representative from New York.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Averell Harriman
Roosevelt
Harriman
Eee Cely
New York State
Ives
J. Raymond McGovern
Jacob K. Javits
Samuel Rabin
Harold Riegelman
New York City
Crossword Puzzle Clues Solve Bank
The list presents numbered clue prompts for a crossword puzzle with entries ranging from garments and metals to rivers and months. Each clue appears in mixed order, requiring word fits such as Tar for pitch and Italian river for Po, guiding the solver through linguistic and geographic connections.
Iranian and Egyptian officers to visit Fort Sill
Two visitors from the Middle East are slated for Fort Sill. Maj. Gen. Ahmad Vossogh, chief of the Iranian Military Mission, arrives today for a visit through Saturday. Maj. Gen. Mohamed Ibrahim, chief of staff of the Egyptian Army, is also due to arrive.
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Fort Sill
Ahmad Vossogh
Mohamed Ibrahim
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