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Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
8
Senators Wake Up to Farm Policy and Defense Critics
In a July 6 1953 address Omar Burleson urges guarding farmers against high costs and hog prices arguing soil bank plans mainly pay for what won’t be produced. He mocks Washington bureaucracy, cites General Ridgway’s defense critique, and offers a Capitol booklet. The Chinese proverb on conscience closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Benson
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Soil Bank
Matthew Ridgway
Ridgway
Saturday Evening Post
Defense Department
Capitol
Washington
Omar Burleson
M. C
House Office Bldg
D. C
Wiles Named As Buick Executive Vice-President
Ivan Wiles, longtime Buick leader and GM director, is named executive vice president in charge of dealer relations. The new office at GM headquarters in Detroit creates a direct line to top management while Wiles remains on the GM administration and operations policy committees. He will continue as a GM board member and join the operations policy group, starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ivan Wiles
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Wiles
Buick
Curtice
Detroit
Motors
General Motors Board of
Goodland
Indiana
Oakland Motors Company
Amion
Oakland
Brady High Bulldogs Win Indian Trail Relays Title
Brady High School Bulldogs won the third annual Indian Trail Relays scoring 41 points, about 20 ahead of Winters. Comanche captured notable events with top times and placements across multiple relays and field events, while Brownwood did not compete. The meet featured standouts Pettit Creath De Ss, Ross, and Ballinger among others, with strong marks in pole vault and sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady High
Bulldogs
Brownwoods Lions
Comanche
Mike Murphy
Indians
Pettit. Creath de Ss
Pettit
Ross
Ballingerbury
Eastlang
Leslie Fisher
Dale
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Chysler
DE Soto
Plymouth
FORD
Terry
Omar Burleson, M. C
Texas
Fred Hall
Coker’s
Pet
Carnation
White Swan
Morton’s
Minton
Morton
Wilson
White Swan Tea
White Swan Pork & Beans
Florida
Fred Hall’s Grocery
FT. Worth Hiway
Darrell Smith
Brady
Bandera
Est
Ip Ae
RCA
Hathcock’s Appliance
John M
Happy) Hathcock
Northwest Corner
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