Dams and Water Rights Debate Spreads Across Counties
Officials in several Michigan counties discuss six proposed dams to secure daily water supply. Conway argues upstream interests would gain priority, while plans reference Waslett and a Mill Wood Reservoir as potential control points. The fragmented notes suggest competing proposals for securing regional water flow.
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Tan
Cai Conway
Tesarkatia
Southwest
Arpenis
Waslett
Conway
Contempt Charge Against Fisk Professor Dropped
A contempt indictment against Fisk University professor Lorch was dismissed by Federal Judge Lester J. Ordine for refusing to answer questions before the House Un-American Activities Committee in September 1954 while he taught at Fisk University Nashville. He later taught at Philander Smith College Little Rock.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lorch
Lester Jordh
Little Rock
Cage Un-American Activities
Arkansas men charged with armed robbery in Greeneville case
Two Arkansans, John Bo and Ted Otis, were charged in an armed robbery in Greeneville. Authorities say $45,000 was stolen from victims, with notes of other financial figures mentioned in the fragment. The case involves Tennesee and Arkansas connections.
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Ark
John Bo
Greeneville
Shepherd A Ho Knox
Ted Otis
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragments
A reader asks about drifting romance and social unpopularity at school. Dorothy Dix admonishes the girl to stop policing peers and regain balance, advising to avoid meddling and let the love idea develop naturally. The column also advises a 14 year old to consider pen pals and cautions against pursuing an overseas romance.
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Warren
Farmers Decide Blame In Election Year Battle Over Farm Aid
James Marlow reports in Washington on the farm vote becoming a pivotal issue as President Eisenhower vetoes the Democratic bill to restore high price supports, Democrats blaming him while he counters that Congress forced a conscience veto. He proposes a soil bank plan to curb production and offers $600 million in added benefits.
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Associated Press
Washington
John
Eisenhower
Congress
Thye
White House
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National Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau
Benson
Paul M. Butler
Farmers Face Possible 500 Million Aid With Conditions
A draft plan proposes up to 500 million dollars in aid to farmers this year if passed, with a provision allowing partial payments once contracts are signed. The outcome now rests on farmers determining if external targets or self-inflicted overproduction led to losses.
Two Escape in Plane Crash Near Jonesboro
Two Air Force officers escaped injury after an emergency landing of a 7 33 jet trainer in an opening field near Jonesboro. Lt. Col. Donovan Kimbrough and Maj. John Dorger, both on a flight from Little Rock AFB to Lockbourne AFB, reported flameout jet engine failure but sustained only minor damage to the aircraft.
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Cincinnati
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Air Force radar station to cooperate with Duncanville fire dept
Officials at the Air Force radar station near Duncanville Texas awaited approval of a plan to cooperate with the city fire department. Air Force and city firemen had been refining the plan for two months, with delays after their first meeting was postponed due to a fire at the Royal High School gymnasium. Grand Rapids tornado sign points northeast with playful message “7 went that away but we’ll be back.”
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Air Force
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Royal High School
Grand Rapids. Mich
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