Revitalized GOP plans Oklahoma City session
The Republican National Committee meeting in Oklahoma City marks a personal triumph for Henry Bellmon, Oklahoma’s rising Republican figure. Bellmon reorganized the party, with national chairman William Miller noting the location as recognition of the party’s surge in a Democratic stronghold. The aim is to break a 55 year drought and position Bellmon as gubernatorial nominee in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Republican National Committee
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Bellmon
William Miller
National Republican
Madden
Bellman
GOF
Cess
Noble County
Lustce Bellman
Clyde Wheeler Jr
Dominican economic plight and dock worker struggles amid sugar trade
The report portrays a grim Dominican economy under Trujillo with workers like Rafael Carreon citing lost wages, missing pants, and rising prices for staples. In San Pedro de Macoris dock laborers face irregular pay, food shortages, and a cane harvest season offset by Haitian labor, while wages remain low and employment unstable as planters and port work falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Generalissimo Republic
Carreon
San Pedro
San Pedro de Macoris
Gay
Menpoyel
Henry Williams
Juan de la
Ti Cruz
Miguel Rodriguez
Williams
Chapita
Je Sy Rodriguez
Firefighter Refuses Gun Duty Loses Job in Johnstown
Robert Gill, 29, a Church of the Brethren member, refuses firearm duty for religious reasons and loses his job after being transferred to police as a special officer under a new city policy. Gill cites church ruling against bearing arms in police work and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Robert Gill
Television Schedule Fragments Sun Tue Jan 10
A scrambled TV log lists morning to afternoon programs with titles such as Today in Houston Our Miss Brooks Love Of Life Guiding Light As the World Turns and NBC News. It notes schedule gaps and channel change cues across multiple shows and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Don
Harry Reasoner
The
Texan
Tor Consequences
Guiding Light
NBC News
Dr. Brothers
Marge Conner
Debbie Drake
Highway Patrol
Jan Murray
ABC
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Jane Wyman
Collingwood News
Daddy
Kukla
Ollie
Dick Tracey
Rocky
Kitter
Cooper A TV Star Balances Hennesey With Outside Roles
Jackie Cooper, longtime show business figure and star and director of Hennesey, discusses directing his own shows since 1955, liking to work with different crews, and balancing a Hollywood life with time in New York. He notes child actors need guidance, fears lost childhood, and reveals plans to stay with Hennesey a couple more seasons before pursuing new projects. Also referenced is Our Gang re runs and a TV recommendation for Dick Powell Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellman
Noble County
Beilman
Oklahoma
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jackie Looper
CBS
Hollywood
Cooper
Hennesey
People’s Choice
Tye
John Anthony
Post Office Offers Free Survival Booklet on Fallout
Washington AP reports the government prints 2 million copies of a 48 page survival guide on radioactive fallout. Free copies available at local post offices or Civil Defense centers. Individuals limited to one copy and must pick up in person. The Printing Office contracted 21 printers nationwide to produce the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Focal
Civil Defense Center
Pentagon
Ofice
Insects Detect Robins Hangovers After Berry Feasts
Robins in Altos were seen staggering after consuming red berries from pyracantha bushes. By the time tests began, the Agri- Culture Department planned a device to detect insects in stored grain and test field results soon. The incident follows large flocks migrating and feeding on berries, with birds showing drunken behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agri
Third Woman May Join With Senate
Doloris Bridges, widow of Styles Bridges, plans to compete in New Hampshire for the GOP nomination to fill four years of his Senate term. If she wins, she would join Senators Margaret Chase Smith and Maurine Neuberger, amid Republican opposition to Powell’s appointment of Maurice Murphy Jr. and Goldwater’s protest over the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry
Goldwater
R. Ariz
Doloris Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Styles Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Mrs. Bridges
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Wesley Powell
Bridges
Margaret
Chase Smith
Maine
Maurine Neuberger
D-Gré
Powell
Murphy
Land
Manchester
N.H
William Loeb
Arizona
Harris County Plans 7 Million Flood Bond Issue
Harris County Commissioners Court voted to issue seven million dollars in bonds. The funds will finance a drainage ditch project to relieve flood waters in Eval Maud and Richardson subdivisions, directing water into Cedar Bayou Stream. Most money will go to right of way, flood rectification, and flood counter improvements on secondary drainage systems including White Oak, Buffalo, Bray's, and Sims Bayou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County Commissioners Court
Ommissioner V. V
Red
Ramsey
Eval Maud and
Richardson
H.R. Jensen
Trol
White Oak
Buffalo
Bray's
Sims Bayou
Agriculture bulletin outlines new federal tax changes for farmers
Washington reports the Agriculture Department released a revised bulletin detailing how the latest federal tax laws affect farmers. Farm families and tax planners should study the bulletin 2179 for guidance on deductions, credits, and reporting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ina
Jatherson
Farmer ‘Bulle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
Mon
J. Howard Edmondson
Edmondson
LiLo
North Main
CLL
Citizens
Savings and Loan Association
South Jones
Pearce
Citizen's
S.pruett
Baytown
White Star Laundry
Robert Lansing
Steve Carcella
87Th Precinct
Sun’s Television Log
Dan Rather
Douglas Edwards
Conaway
Laramie
Marshal Dillon
Bugs Bunny
Alfred Hitchcock
Dobie Gillis
Dick Powell
Red Skelton
Alcoa
Garry Moore
ABC Report
Jack Paar
FBI
Daily Word
Alway
Jack la Lanne
Ateee
Whirlybirds
Huntley-Brinkley
OAL Mutual
Warren Bobby Wolf
Johnny Bae
Bobby Wolf Fulton Lewis JR
Johnny Mack
the World
Nour
NBC
June Allyson
Felton
FORD
Texas
Cedar Bayou
Rambler
Jrambler
Clyde Jones
Space Maker
Ilkies Service &I
W. Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!