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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1954

Page

3

Hay Freight Slash Could End Farm Scalping Boom

Oklahoma officials say rail freight rate cuts may stop hay scalping by itinerant truckers. Farmers in Stillwater and Payne County report alfalfa sold at 30 to 50 dollars per ton, with scalpers using small 50 pound bales sold at 1.25 dollars each. Officials note drought program hay may cost about 26 dollars a ton under new rates, but affidavits from truckers are required for reimbursement.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Payne County Myrl Gray Stillwater Fain Caesar Oklahoma Department of Agriculture Gray Caesar

Women Better Than Men Convention Entertainer Says Yes

Washington columnist notes convention host Jack Morton, with a decade in lining shows for visiting firemen and salesmen, asserts women often make better audiences than men. He advises tailoring acts to audience type, warns against unenthusiastic jokes, and stresses planning to avoid a lackluster performance.

Harman W. Nichols Washington Jack Morton Jack Jack Hag New York

Ike Calls Top GOP Leaders For Talks

President Eisenhower summons Republican leaders from the House and Senate to Denver for a Friday conference on political strategy and the international situation. NSC staff will meet in Denver as routine. The meeting aims to review home stretch GOP strategy before the November elections. The Oct. 8 televised appearance by Eisenhower and Nixon is billed as the campaign’s most important event.

Denver Eisenhower House Senate Denver White House Richard M. Nixon National Security Council White House NSC Murray Snyder Snyder Nixon

Buick October 1954 Drive to Big Sales Month

Buick touts October 1954 as poised to be record month with strong year-to-date sales. The pitch highlights power ride room and styling, inviting buyers to visit dealers for a deal and a car that stands among America’s top sellers.

Home Owners Can Help Prevent Fires This Winter

Ithaca researchers from Cornell University say fires this winter stem from bad chimneys faulty stoves stove pipes careless storage of combustibles. homeowners can prevent many blazes with proper maintenance and safety practices.

Ithaca Cornell University

REA assures farmers no repeal under Eisenhower era

ST. PAUL Minn Oct 6 Rural Electrification Administration head Ancher Nelson assured farmers the REA would not be crippled or repealed under his administration. He noted REA and REA co-ops have strong backing from President Eisenhower and Congress. Nelson spoke at a regional Rural Electric Cooperative Association meeting stating loans and users rose last year with a record 74 million in Rural telephone program loans approved. Backlog of farm applications was reduced to a multi-year low. He urged heating system checks and safe handling of fuels in homes.

ST. Paul, Minn Ancher Nelson REA Eisenhower Congress Nelson Rural Electric Co-operative Association Ran

Trieste settlement ends long war over border fate

After bloody riots and tense diplomacy, Yugoslavia gains Trieste while Italy retains Zone A. The secret talks in London produced a diplomatic breakthrough led by American and British envoys, with Tito and Kardomino’s stance shaping the final split of the Istrian peninsula.

Yugoslavia Trieste Italy Istrian Adriatic Britain United States Russia U.S Tito Kramlin Sinc Faly Zane A Thily Zone B Cris Tilo L Cops Zone A U. S Llewelyn E. Thomson Colorado Geoffrey Wedgewood Harrison London Thompson

Navy May Build Atomic Carrier

Washington reports Defense Secretary Charles W. Wilson said the Navy may soon authorize a preliminary go ahead for the world’s first atomic aircraft carrier to accompany atomic submarines. The move signals a potential shift in naval power and propulsion strategy amid Cold War defense planning.

Washington Navy Defense Charles W. Wilson Defense Department

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