Mother and Children Slain in Staten Island Home
New York police report a woman, Shirley Palin, 25, and her two children, Charlene 4 and Redwick 2, found fatally stabbed in a Staten Island apartment. Husband Milton Palin, 27, shot in the chest and mouth, critically wounded in his car. detectives delaying questioning for 48 hours amid evidence of a domestic struggle and prior quarrels.
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New York
Staten Island
Shirley Pslin
Charlene
Redwick
Prlin
Palins
Ssaturdev
Mrs. Palin
Childrer Neidhors
Sooner Stock and Crop Sales Up For '55
Oklahoma farmers sold 375,014,000 dollars in live stock and crops in the first ten months of 1955, down from 457,915,000 in the same period last year. The Agriculture Department credited a broad decline in income from livestock products and crops, with livestock and products down from 257,968,000 to 249,318,000 and crop sales dropping from 199,947,000 to 125,696,000. The total reflected an 82,901,000 decrease.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Oklahoma Farm Net Income Slips from 1953 to Last Year
Net income per farm in Oklahoma last year was 1504 dollars, down from 1796 dollars in 1953. The figures reflect a decrease in farm profitability and indicate broader economic pressure on agricultural earnings during the period.
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Oklahoma
Six-Foot Santa Cake Gift Heads to White House
A six foot, 400 pound Santa Claus cake was baked at Niagara Falls Air Force Base and will depart Niagara Falls to Washington as a gift from the Niagara Falls Young Men's Republican Club to President Eisenhower. The cake required 19 hours to bake.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
White House
Washington
St. Nick
Young Men’s
Republican Club
Eisenhower
Niagara Falls Air Force Base
Andrew Jackson First U.S. President On Train Travel
Historical note marks Andrew Jackson as the first U.S. president to travel by train, highlighting a pioneering moment in presidential transport and rail era history.
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Andrew Jackson
U. S
Two Fort Gibson Buildings Burned
Two downtown brick buildings in Fort Gibson Oklahoma were razed by fire yesterday after a two hour battle by firefighters hampered by low water pressure. Rogers Drug Store and the Old Fort Theater were completely burned. The cause is unknown and several people suffered minor cuts from flying glass as the Rogers Drug Store front window exploded. Stock damage at the drug store is estimated at 12000 dollars.
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Fort Gibson
Okla
Rogers Drug Store
Old Fort Theater
Jimmy Rogers
State Cotton Acreage Smallest Yield Highest
Oklahoma farmers harvested 785000 acres with an average 275 pounds per acre, the smallest cotton acreage since 1900 but the highest yield since 1898, producing about 450000 bales in 1955. Wheat was down sharply, with 23784000 bushels, and peach and pear crops near failures while pecans reached a decade high. Legal and community items follow as Kiwanis guests and FFA activities are noted.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Record 13 Pound 13 Ounce Boy Born in Miami
Kenneth Ray McGoyne arrived at Miami Baptist Hospital weighing 13 pounds 13 ounces, a presumed hospital record. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGoyne of Commerce, with two older sisters. Mrs. McGoyne weighs about 210 pounds and the father, a truck driver, 180.
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Miami
Okla
Kenneth Ray McGoyne
Miami Baptist Hospital
Ray McGoyne
Commerce
McGoyne
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Ocotlan
Mex
Juan Diaz
Andres
Francisca Diaz
Lynchburg
Santa Claus
Cache Road Furniture Co
Cache Road Price
Heywood Wakefield
International
Futorian
DeKor
Selig
Kroehler
Lawton Constitution
Frank Radcliff
Ozark Empire Kiwanian
Springfield
Wilson Sifford
Department of Observation
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
William Parrish
First Christian Church
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Gale Humble
Joe Kelsey
Agriculture Committee
Marvin Bicket
Lawton
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Jerry Rummage
Curtis Boyd
Albert Boynton
Darrell Musgrove
Perry Brown
Don Martin
Rummage
Boyd
Howard Garrison
Boys and Girls
Leon Rummage
Edson Hix
Cache Road
Super Market Furniture
the Original Fog Service Company
C Avenue
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