Farmers Union Leader Demands Aid Not Sympathy
Denver sending James G. Patton president of the National Farmers Union accuses the Eisenhower administration of withholding direct help to stock producers while lamenting the livestock crisis. He urges new agricultural advisers and stronger action rather than empty expressions of concern as beef markets struggle and liquidation looms. The president notes current prices and federal programs aimed at easing the downturn.
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Denver
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
Ezra T. Benson
Eisenhower
Farmers Union
Yam
Eri Patton
Disaste
America
Benson
Man Found Guilty Of Flying Intoxicated
Oklahoma City reports Leroy Hutt a 36 year old cabinet maker was found guilty of flying while intoxicated. The jury recommended a jail sentence and a $100 fine. Hutt, from Bethany, was arrested after residents complained he buzzed southwest Oklahoma City homes in his small airplane on June 15.
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Oklahoma City
Leroy Hutt
Bethany
Here
Louisiana tidelands dispute set for joint committee
Washington officials and Louisiana representatives form a two to two joint committee of the state mineral board and the Interior Department to study the boundary line of Louisiana tidelands. The panel will assess coastline location per the submerged lands act and report findings, with permanent coastline subject to Louisiana Legislature ratification.
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Washington
Louisiana
State Mineral Board
Interior Department
Justice Department
U. S
State Miners’ Board
Public Works Department
Department
Roy T. Sessums
H. M. Hayne
Burl G. Harrington
Donald B. Clement
Prowler Admits Murder Of Sergeant On Montana Maneuvers
James Edward Morris confessed to authorities that he was Oscar Burlson Dudley, a 45 year old Negro wanted for killing a sergeant during 1943 maneuvers in Montana. After years of evading capture, Dudley surrendered in Memphis and admitted the murder while recounting his flight from Arizona to Mexico and back to the United States under the Morris alias. He had moved to Memphis five years ago, marrying under the name Morris.
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Montana
Memphis. Tenn
James Edward Morris
Morris
Washington
FBI
Memphis
Oscar Burlson Dudley
Dudley
Henderson
Tex
Ft. Hauchuca
Arizona
Mexico
United States
California
Civil Defense chief urges rechecking H bomb fallout plans
Val Peterson told civil defense directors from 48 states that fallout disclosures require reexamination of civil defense plans. He cited Dr. John Bugher on ground-level fallout from a nuclear fireball and warned current data do not yet support changes to local defense operations.
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Chicago
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Peterson
U.S
Mal Mawrence
Dinors
John C. Bugher
Atomic Energy Commission
Division of Biology and Medicine
Bugher
Houston
Tex
Foreign Cattlemen Eyeing Dallas Fair
Exposition manager Ray W. Wilson reports Latin American delegation growth for the Pan American Livestock Exposition at the State Fair of Texas October 9 to 24. A 40 member Argentina group led by Dr Juan Andres Inchauspe arrives October 11, with 54 Colombian authorities October 12, Ecuadorian breeders also arriving, plus reservations from Cuba El Salvador Nicaragua Panama Mexico Venezuela Puerto Rico and Peru.
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Dallas
Texas
Ray W. Wilson
Argentina
Juan Andres Inchauspe
Argentine - Hereford Association
Colombia
Eugenio Ferro Falla
Bogota
AWOL Penalties Doubled Under Eisenhower Policy
President Eisenhower's executive order doubles most AWOL penalties for armed forces members. Dishonorable discharges and up to a year in prison can apply after 30 days of absence, versus 60 days previously. Provisions for forfeiture of pay expand, and new court martial rules add dishonorable discharge for more than three absence violations.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Shepperd Confers With Duval Grand Jury In Texas
Attorney General John Ben Shepperd flew from Austin to San Diego to confer with the Duval county grand jury that has sworn in June and returned more than 86 indictments. He has made several trips to the area and acted as legal advisor after the jury expanded. District Attorney Raeburn Norris was barred from deliberations amid a wave of resignations by Duval officials including Tax Assessor-Collector E. B. Garcia.
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San Diego
Tex
John Ben Shepperd
Austin
Duval County
Grand Jury
Shepperd
Raeburn Norris
George Parr
Dan Tobin
E. B. Garcia
Duval
Newton woman among Toya Maria sinking victims
Miss Frances L. Enderes, 44, Newton and former Boulder Colorado teacher, was among those lost when the Toya Maria sank in a Japanese typhoon Sunday. An exchange teacher to Japan since last August, she taught in Boulder schools for three years and was a former member of the Women's Army Corps. She was a daughter of Frank Endres.
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Newton
Kan
Frances L. Enderes
Boulder, Colo
Miss Endres
United States
Japan
Boulder
Women's Arms Corps
Frank Endres
Argentine Boxer Eyes Title Bout in Tokyo
Argentine boxer Pascual Perez has accepted a challenge to meet world flyweight champion Yoshio Shirai of Japan in a title bout at Tokyo Luna Park in early November. The notice also mentions the Brooklyn Bridge’s long construction and the Colosseum’s builders.
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Buenos Aires
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Yoshio Shirai
Japan
Tokyo
Luna Park
Upholstering Refinishing Services by Baytown Furniture Man
Upholstering refinishing services offered by Baytown Furniture Man at Clinic 808 Park St. Phone 7145. Local ad notes knowledge of furniture restoration and contact for appointments or inquiries.
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Baytown Furniture
Park St
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F. M. Worden
Sun
Delaware State Board of Education
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Milford
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George Tyler Colson
Board of Education
Howard W. Lynch
Milford Board
International Soundphoto
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Gene Ahern
Saaith
DR. Deezercopy
Fez
Rich
Pontiac
Dallas Fair
Dayton
Victor N.kuvonov
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Sikorski
Russia
Kuvonov
Siberia
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Jerusalem
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Yeoman
England
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