Lawton Constitution Publisher and policy note
The Lawton Constitution lists SHEPLER as Editor and Publisher and shows office details at 4911 C Ave Lawton. It notes circulation through the Lawton post office and identifies Audit Bureau of Circulations membership. It states no advertising from promotion men or transients without local business guarantor authorization and promises corrections on misstatements. It includes a biblical quotation and a Nathaniel Parker Willis quote about temptation and sin.
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Uptisues
Tarouga
C Ave
Lawton
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Two Way Street on Democrats and Republicans in Politics
The piece critiques DNC Chairman Stephen Mitchell and Democratic tactics, noting claims of portraying Republicans as bad while portraying Democrats as tough on communism. It accuses Democrats of political maneuvering on the Communist Party bill and farm policy, arguing both parties seek advantage in an election year without claiming exclusive noble statesmanship.
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Stephen Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Mitchell
Washington
Communist Party
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Brannan
DFL
Humphrey
Orville Freeman
C. Elmer Anderson
Jie Young
West German election signals trouble for Adenauer regime
The article reports a state election in West Germany where the Socialists won and Adenauer's Christian Democrats were defeated. It notes the result weakens Adenauer's position and warns that further reverses could topple his government, reflecting Cold War era tensions over EDC.
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EDC
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Adenauer
Lightfoot to be first Smith Act membership trial in Chicago
Peter Edson writes that Claude Lightfoot faces a U S membership case under the Smith Act in Chicago this fall after 81 Communist Party functionaries were tried under the conspiracy clause. The trial set for Sept 21 follows a long pattern of group prosecutions with Lightfoot noted as a leading Chicago Communist official and former YCL leader.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
U. S
Chicago
Claude Lightfoot
United States
New Haven
Cleveland
Denver
Lightfoot
Communist Party
U. S. District Court
Robert Ticker
James D. Parsons
William O'Donnell
Department of Justice
Lake Village
Ark
Colman
Wendell Phillips High
Windy City
Young Communist League
YCL
South Side
Moscow
YCL International
Party
Illinois
Workers’ School
District Eight C. P
U. S. Communist Party
U. S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Europe
Gilbert Green
New York
Adenauer and Europe Unity Path hinges on France
The discussion notes that a West German government without Adenauer could seek neutrality with Russia to gain unification, weakening Western defenses and undermining European unity. Adenauer remains pragmatic, pursuing French overtures despite France snubbing the EDC, with the key question whether Paris will listen.
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Adenauer
Russia
Germany
West
France
Gout Facts and Diet Outlook From Dr Jordan
Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses gout as an inherited metabolic disorder with uric acid buildup. He notes it mostly affects men, causes sudden intense toe pain, and often follows heavy meals or alcohol. Diet, drugs, and preventing attacks through treatment are covered, including urate crystals and gouty arthritis.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Aetna
We The Women: A Man Always Gets His Way
An essay critiques the habit of women deferring all decisions to husbands. It argues such behavior places responsibility on the husband while the wife avoids accountability and growth. It warns the pattern harms both partners and calls for genuine, stated choices.
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Brute
Q and A on citizenship and honors in a clipped exchange
The text records a Q and A dialogue noting that naturalized subjects can lose citizenship and face deportation to their origin country, asks about a coin term used by the Siamese people, questions a name for an animal shared with the Old World, and states the highest U.S. military honor is the Congressional Medal of Honor.
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Thailand
United States
Red Scientists See Moon Rocket Soon
London Moscow radio reports Soviet scientists confident to send a rocket to the moon in the near future. The weekend broadcast says rockets have reached about 400 kilometers altitude and notes plans to reach Mars and Venus with meteor protection for ships.
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London
Moscow Radio
Moon
Mars
Venus
Hollywood Alums and TV Alley Notes Spin Through Lively Era
Hollywood gossip and industry notes recap career patterns of Gary Crosby and Bing Crosby family echoes. Mario Lanza faces a legal battle with ex manager Weiler. Casbah flop now on TV while Tony Martin laments profits. Milestones mark Abbott Costello and Bob Hope careers. Eddie Duchin film planned. TV ventures include Quine’s projects and new strip tests. Cesar Romero’s Passport to Danger debuts October. J Ruefus Moseley, aged 84, dies while visiting a friend in Oklahoma City.
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Hollywood
Holwood
GrapeVine
Gary ‘Rosby
Papa Bing
CBS
Mario Lanza
Betty
Lanza
Sam Weiler
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Paramount
Bob Hope
Columbia
Eddie Duchin
Colin Michael
KOPO
Tucson
Ariz
Cesar Romero
ABC
Farm Picnic Revolt Gains Momentum in Minnesota
Minnesota readers see a growing farm revolt directed by Senator Hubert Humphrey as farmers attend picnics and rallies against Secretary Benson. The movement shows regional strength, especially in west central and northwest Minnesota, with Farmers Union influence and dairy price cut backlash shaping political dynamics ahead of the November election.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert Humphrey
Ezra Taft Benson
Democratic Farmer Labor Party
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Farmers Union
Seefe Irienson
Minnesota
Benson
Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Milo Reno
Reno
Senate
Val Bjornson
Congress
Walter Judd
Fisive
Humprey
World’s Just A Big Stage In Oxford Message
Dr Arthur Lehman Goodhart read a Latin greeting from Oxford University during weekend ceremonies for Chief Justice John Marshall’s 200th birthday. Most attendees did not understand the remarks. Alfred Charles I died aged 72 leaving 1038 in brewery stock.
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Williamsburg. Va
Arthur Lehman Good- Goodhart
Meshart
Oxford University
John Marshall
Teetotater
Northampton
Eng
Alfred Charles I
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