Lawton Constitution Publisher and staff credits
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher with TedRalsto and W. A. Hargray as superintendent staff. The paper is published evenings from 49-11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma and is registered as second class mail under federal act. It notes membership in Oklahoma Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Subscription Rates and News Use Policy
The notice outlines subscription pricing for the Evening Constitution and Sunday Constitution Press outside Southwest Oklahoma, adds 2 percent sales tax on all mall subscriptions, and notes Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches. It prohibits advertising from promotive men, transients, or firms unless paid in advance or authorized in writing by local business men guaranteeing payment.
Eternal consolation and hopeful faith expressed
A biblical verse and poetical lines reflect Christian comfort through grace and eternal hope. The quotation urges steadfast trust in divine love leading to blessed life beyond present trials. It juxtaposes scripture with Pope’s meditation on hope and the soul’s rest in the afterlife.
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Defense Dilemma for a Nation’s Arms Stockpiles
The piece weighs the risk of overarming versus underarming as Britain’s wartime RAF history blames German miscues and the U.S. Navy warns of obsolescence. It argues a massive 10 year buildup costing 28 billion dollars may be required to match future foes, with no safe answers, and warns against delays or excess.
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Hydrogen bomb fall out dangers and survivability
A wartime column explains the Super-SUPER hydrogen bomb's far reaching fallout. It details a five megaton device creating a 50 by 120 mile lethal debris area and shielding needs, noting half lives of radioactive elements and shelter protection.
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Polyneuritis covered in Edwin P. Jordan column notes causes and care
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains polyneuritis as inflammation of several nerves with weakness muscle wasting and pain. Causes include metals vitamin deficiency beriberi pellagra and rheumatic infections with treatment focusing on correcting deficiencies or underlying illness as recovery varies.
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Turnpike Bond Meet Slated in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority plans a Wednesday meeting with eastern bond brokers to discuss financing a 230 million toll road program. First Boston Corp leads a syndicate that has reviewed cost and revenue studies on three proposed routes. Gary and Fine expect competitive bids and continued scrutiny of the project by state leaders.
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Five City Youths Study At Emporia
About 210 students enrolled for the 1954 55 term at the College of Emporia Emporia Kan include five Lawtonians Frederick Washington son of Mr and Mrs Washington 512 Carver James Reed son of Mr and Mrs Reed 1814 Kentucky Ollie Harkins 604 East C Also Lemuel Harkey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harkey 701 Carver Willie Gaines son of Rev and Mrs Young 504 Patterson
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Randlett Hall Named New Council President at Indian School
At Chee Dodge lodge on the school campus Indian School held an organizational meeting Monday night. Randlett Hall was elected council president with Jerry King Gallup vice president and Harvey Pete as another officer. Lew Sponsors Levi Beaver and Pearl Kauley guided the group as advisors.
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Wilson Denies Favoring GM Over defense purchases
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson rejected Sen. Henry M. Jacksons charge that Pentagon buying favors General Motors. He said the accusation rests on misinformation and noted that recent GM contracts were arranged as letters of intent under the prior administration.
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Swiatlo flees to West as purge cases unfold
The article outlines Swiatlo arriving in the American zone of Berlin on December 5 seeking asylum after defecting from Poland. He claims Polish authorities implicated Hermann Field and Noel Horta in a spy plot tied to the Rajk purge, while Fields deny the charges. The Fields, with long lapses and disappearances dating back to 1949, remain in limbo as State Department notes reflect broader use of arrested Americans in Communist trials.
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Politicians Seek Ike Blessing At Montana Forest Service Stop
In Missoula Montana on September 28 a crowd gathered at a county airport to greet President Eisenhower on his Montana swing to dedicate the 700000 dollar U S Forest Service airport. Rep Wes D Ewart aimed to boost his Senate bid while Sen Jim Murray watched a marked seat remain empty.
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World’s Just A Big Stage Bizarre Oklahoma courtroom incident
In Tulsa ex convict Herman Hanley 27 fought with Sheriff Walter Whisenhut during a courtroom dispute. Clerk Jim Bass restrained Hanley by lifting him off the floor. In Oakland Oscar Davis facing a drunk driving charge was ordered to return to court but staggered in drunk and was arrested again. North Chicago residents debated secession to oppose city annexation. In London agriculture ministry opens a mouse watching station at a former RAF base in Suffolk to study population control.
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Walter Whisenhut
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Star Performer ACROSS 1 1 Screen performer, Chandler
Across clues list begins with a star performer. The entry hints at a film actor named Chandler, indicating a crossword style puzzle starting with that name as the solution.
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Peeping Tom Report Turns to Silence
In Manila on Tuesday a woman first phoned police at 1 07 a m to report a peeping tom at her home. Twenty minutes later she rescinded the call saying the man was a close friend and no action was needed.
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