Bricker Opposes President's Whip in Dinner Remarks
Republican Senator John W. Bricker spoke at a Los Angeles dinner defending President Eisenhower from critics of his leadership. Bricker urged maintaining constitutional limits and urged stronger party cohesion, stressing opposition to removing presidential powers. The remarks came amid debates over executive control and party strategy.
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Los Angeles
John W. Bricker
Eisenhower
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Ricker
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Congress Begins Drafting New Farm Legislation
Congress leaders say the agriculture committee will start drafting farm reform while predicting a rejection of President Eisenhower's plan for a flexible price support next year. The House Ways and Means panel tentatively backs extending Social Security to about 300,000 ministers and domestic, federal and casual workers as part of the administration’s expansion for the old age and survivors program.
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Stuture Committee
Eisenhower
Social Security
House
Ways and Means
Gravesides Rites Held For Infant Daughter Debra Belk
Graveside services were set for 2 p.m. Wednesday for Debra Belk infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Milton Belk of Baytown. Bela Watson pastor of South Main Church of Christ will officiate. Burial under Paul A. Lee funeral home. Survivors include grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Belk of New Braunfels and Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Carr of Baytown.
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Debra Belk
Louis Milton Belk
Baytown
Bela Watson
South Main
Scandinavian scholars enjoy carefree American college life
Seven young Scandinavians receive a free Wisconsin University education with fraternities, girls, and beer parties after Thomas Brittingham funds a scholarship. The Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes join six fraternities, share dorm life, and study from American texts while discovering American coeds and campus social life.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas Brislingham
Wisconsin University
Wilmington
Del
As Mater
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Bo Brittingham
Brittingham
America
Insurance row deepens as Texas faces loopholes and probes
Shivers says insurance laws must be updated to fit Texas growth while a rash of suits and a receivership scene unfolds. Garland A Smith asserts most companies are solid but loopholes allow a few bad actors to tarnish the industry. District Attorney Bob Long seeks grand jury action with Attorney General Shepperd joining, as internal investigations and legislative plans loom. In Hartford, bandits stole 3500 dollars in mink from a nearby store. ADT responders arrived within 60 seconds but the thieves and furs had fled.
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Garland A. Smith
State Board of Insurance Commissioners
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Smith
Bob Long
Austin
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Shepperd
ElPaso
West Texas
Texas Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Hartford
Conn
ADT
Market Report Cattle Hogs Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Fort Worth Texas May 19 cattle 2200 fairly active all classes steady good and choice slaughter steers and heifers 21-24 commercial grades scarce a few 20 down commercial cows 13.50-15 utility 11.31-13.25 canners and cutters 8-11.50 bulls 12-15 medium and good stockers and feeder yearlings 15-21 common 12-14 calves 400 fairly active and steady on slaughter calves stockers good and high slaughter calves mostly 18-22 a few over 550 lbs 23.25 utility and commercial 12-17.50 culls down medium and gang stocker calves 5-21.50 hogs 200 butchers steady to 25 cents lower sows steady to cents lower choice 190-250 lbs 27.50 choice 160-185 lbs 25.50-27.50 sows 20-23. a few choice light sows to small butchers 24.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Disbrow Baby Girl Born in Austin This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Disbrow of Austin welcomed a daughter born Saturday in the city. Patrica Rosanne Disbrow weighed seven pounds at birth. She has two brothers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black of Baytown and Mrs. Gwen Dishrow of Houston.
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Disbrow
Daniel H. Disbrow
Austin
Patrica Rosanne
Paul Black
Baytown
Gwen Dishrow
Houston
Baytown Sun masthead and pricing notice
The Baytown Sun presents its weekday publication details from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. It lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher with staff credits and subscription rates by carrier or mail including monthly and yearly options. The notice also references Armed Services and second class matter status at the Baytown Post Office.
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Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
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Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Lice
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
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