FARM BUREAU MIFFED AT BENSON OVER FARM POLICY PUSH
Washington reports a rift as American Farm Bureau Federation officials complain Secretary Ezra Benson bypassed farm groups in seeking ideas to ease the current farm price pinch. They accuse him of short circuiting the National Agricultural Advisory Commission and note Farm Bureau's December convention in Chicago. The piece outlines crop price support losses, drought forecasts, and USDA plans to distribute flour and corn meal to needy families by October 20.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra J. Benson
Amrican Farm Bureau Federation
Benson
Aticultural Advisory Commission
Europe
Congress
Farm Bureau
Chicao
Commission
Dotmgs
FE Clan
America
Nations Farmers Union
Tong Af
Svith Bentsen
Drouth
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
USDA
Kiwanis Leader Celebrates 4000th Club and Service
A Kiwanis official is hailed for organizing the 4000th Kiwanis club in his division, advancing Kiwanian efforts for underprivileged children, and setting attendance records. He has traveled more miles to visit 47 clubs than any prior lieutenant governor, with meetings topping all others. San Antonio hosts the Kiwanis gathering with a Sunday memorial breakfast for six Kiwanians who died in 1955, followed by a Monday business session.
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San Antonio
Two Cars Damaged in Area Accidents
Two traffic mishaps on East Harris county roads left Mrs. Clara Schaffer with repairs over 1000 dollars after swerving to avoid a truck and hitting a culvert on Crosby Cedar Bayou road. J.C. Johnson of Highlands will owe slightly less to repair his car after careening into a ditch on Crosby Lynchburg road.
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Harris County
Clara Schaffer
Beytown
Mrs. Schaffer
Barbers Hill Road
Crosby-Lynchburg Road
Brown
Johnnson
East Chambers Mario Trahan Leads District Opener Win
Trahan sparked East Chambers in a 20-4 opener victory scoring on a 68 yard run and a 5 yard pass. Lonnie Mouten added two touchdowns including an interception return and a 28 yard run. Coach Clarence Hodges played every player in the convincing win.
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Roman
Lonnie Mouten
East Chambers
An & V
Scouts Competing In Circus Ticket Sales
Joe Williams, ticket chairman, announced five prizes for circus ticket sales by Boy Scouts at Oiler ballpark on Oct 15. Two prizes go to Cubs for bicycle and a $5 certificate. three prizes go to Scouts and Explorers for a bat set, campers gear, and a $3 certificate. Prizes displayed at Houston Lighting and Power on Texas Avenue. Tickets 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for children, 16 and under eligible for 25 cent admission.
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Joe Williams
Oiler Ballpark
Boy Scout Organization
Williams
Cubs
Scouts
Sears
A and L
Houston Lighting and Power Company
Texas Avenue
Here And There in Deer Park Tally Day Promoting Students
Tally day in Deer Park marks promotion to new classes for students. A new class for young adults has been organized. Various church and community notices mention the Women's Missionary Council meeting, October as enlargement month, and local civic activities.
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Deer Park
Mickey Cavalier
Women’s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God
WMC Building Fund
Methodist Men’s Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Herman Newsom
Deer Park School
Women's Society of Christian Service
Bundays
Second Term Discouraged Up To Ike Says Heart Specialist
New York Dr Paul Dudley White, President Eisenhower's heart specialist, told NBC Today that if he were in the President's position he would not want to run again. He cautioned recovery is unsure and noted daily improvements influence the decision, adding strain concerns and long-term activity remain uncertain.
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Ike
New York
Isenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
NBC
Dave Garrowey
White
No Case Rules Female Jury Refuse To Decide
An all female jury in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's court declined to render a decision in a civil suit over $50 rent and $125 damages. After lengthy objections and evidence disputes, the jury returned that neither side presented enough evidence for a decision. Fortney gave notice of appeal. Jury forewoman was Mrs Vergie Woods. other members included Mrs Madeling Hawkins, Miss Mildred Dugan, Mrs Marcella Tidwell, Mrs A P Alleman, and Mrs Nat Face.
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Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen’s Court
Gerald Fortney
Roscoe Zierlein
Queen
This Infant Has Plenty Of Relatives
Mark Robert LaVerne, born Sept 24 at San Jacinto Memorial hospital, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. LaVerne of 2120 Indiana. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. LaVergne, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burleson of Baytown, with great-grandparents in Teague, Baytown, Opelousas, and Personville.
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Mark Robert LaVerne
Mark Robert
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Robert G. Laverne
Indiana
Russell J. LaVergne
H. B. Jackson
J. B. Burleson
Baytown
W. M. Partin
Teague
Ben Guidry
Luke LaVergne
Opelousas
J. A. Burleson
Personville
Tex
La Porte Juniors Rally Falls Short Against Spring Branch
La Porte Juniors trailed 18-6 at halftime before a late rally, but Spring Branch defeated them 44-20. Jimmy Colson opened scoring with a 20 yard interception return, while David Pugh added two touchdowns and Jack Livingston kicked the extra point.
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la Porte Junior High
Spring Branch
J. Britns
la Porte
Jimmy Colson
David Pugh
Jack Livingston
Bransh
Passenger Kanady Back After Four and a Half Years
Kanady, freed from four and a half years as a prisoner of Reds, faced exhausted travel and fear as fellow passengers recalled his fragile condition. A Fan American spokesman said he was kept away from excitement and photographers. Doctors initially considered sending a nurse but later agreed he could travel alone to the United States, hoping rest would ease his nerves after such captivity.
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Hong Kong
Kanady
China
Tokyo
Reds
Wale
United States
Dudley Musson
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Wake Island
CAA
Honahulu
Michigan Auto Retail Outlets Count Hits 5203
Michigan reports a total of 5203 automotive retail outlets including motor vehicle dealers and independent repair shops. The figure encompasses specialists across both sales and service sectors, highlighting the state's broad automotive infrastructure and market depth.
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Michigan
Peron letter reveals lavish life of ex dictator in exile
Intercepted note from former president Juan Peron to a 16 year old girl exposes his luxury past. The 60 year old writes aboard a Paraguayan gunboat awaiting exile, detailing a vast publishing and media empire and immense wealth left behind. Authorities question Nelida Rivas and inspect Peron’s holdings, including 20 million in cash and numerous jewels.
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W. HW. McCall
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peronto
Bobby Soxer
Peron
Nelida
Nelly) Rivas
Olivos
Nelly
Paris
Eva
United States
Canada
Rio Janeiro
Latin America
Haynes Editorial Enterprises
Carlos Aloe
Fishing and specks on East Bay flats Seabrook
Anglers target trout and redfish from East Bay flats at Seabrook and Laguna Madre. Netters head in Friday for a long stay as party boats from Freeport operate five boats. Gulf catches to 1000 pounds of snapper and king reported Thursday about 67 miles offshore. Fishermen anticipate a busy weekend with reservations. tides and high low times listed for Saturday and Sunday.
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East Bay
Seabrook
Old Canal
Laguna Madre
Freeport
Gulf
Births Announced for Phillip Allen Moore and Lamar Bliss
Moore Lt and Mrs. Oran H. Moore Jr. of Sewart Air Base Tennessee announce the birth of their son Phillip Allen on September 25 at the stage hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oran H. Moore and Mrs. Jewell Holt. Lamar Bliss born September 25 in San Jacinto hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lamar W. Jones and great grandmother Mrs. Elizbeth Jones. Bordelon announce birth of Terry Norman on September Wi at St Joseph’s Infirmary Houston. Weight eight pounds seven ounces. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bergeron and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bordelon.
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Arnet
Starley Turner
Houston
San Jacinto Hospital
Lamar Bliss
Lamar W. Jones
Baytown
Elizabeth Jones
Cedar Bayou
Deer Park Juniors Rout Angleton in Non District Showdown
Deer Park junior high powered past Angleton 27 to 7 as Charles Myers scored three touchdowns and Joe Arrington added another. Myers converted the extra point to help Deer Park improve to 3-1, with a district opener versus La Marque set for next Thursday at 7 50 p.m.
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Charles Myers
Deer Paki Junior High
Angleton
Fawnhs
Joe Arrington
Myera
Deer Park
la Marque
Port Commission Split On Rail Contract Clash
The Houston Port Commission divided over canceling the Port Terminal Rail Road Association operating contract with a one year cancellation notice. J S Bracewell and M A Rowe supported cancellation, citing low PTRA valuations. J G Turney and W N Blanton Jr opposed, Vernon Whiteside absent. Observers noted private meetings aimed at choosing a successor to Vaughan Brant. The panel also debated tax-collection fees and approved studying whether fees should come from operating revenues or taxes, while planning a tentative budget for next year.
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Houston Port Commission
Port Terminal Railroad Association
J. S. Bracewell
M. A. Rowe
Capt Rowe
Ptra Board of Governors
John G. Turney
W. N. Blanton Jr
Vernon Whiteside
Moation
Rowe
Bracewell
PTRA
Warren D. Lamport
Vaughan M. Brant
The
Navigation District
S ‘Nternational Relations Department
Port Commission
Lamport
Joe Lockett Jr
S. B. Bruce
Anahuac Juniors Top Dayton 13-6 in title bid
Anahuac junior high school edged Dayton 13-6 to lead the District A football race Thursday night. The halftime score favored Anahuac 13-0. Paul Rice scored the first touchdown and added a 35-yard pass for the second. Billy Stobbs and Jerry Sanchez anchored the defense. Luther Land added the lone extra point with a run.
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Anahuac Junior High School
Dayton
Anahuac
Paul Rice
Theight
Ballantyne invokes Fifth Amendment at La Porte hearing
Ballantyne refused to answer questions before the grand jury or to produce Balco Inc records. U S Attorney Malcolm Wilkey charged non cooperation. La Porte council once withheld payment to Balco for street work after a supplier warned Balco owed for materials. Burgin offered no theory on Ballantyne’s cash withdrawals. Minnesota pioneered public health nurses for Indians.
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Ballantyne
la Porte
Pasadena
U. S
Malcolm Wilkey
Grand Jury
Balco Inc
Balco
Burgin
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