Eisenhower Worried Over Indochina War Struggle
President Eisenhower voiced growing concern over Indochina as Communist rebels press a fresh assault in the eight year conflict. He clarified remarks about indochinese who have not joined the struggle, while reports say France seeks 400 B 26 bombers and mechanics to keep fighting. US aid totals reach 800 million dollars for the year ending June 30, with MAAG personnel and air support teams active in the region.
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Tenants Protest Hidden Rent Hike in OK City Flats
Tenants at the Fifty apartments near Oklahoma A&M College protest a hidden rent increase tied to FHA electric meters. They allege unequal charges, with residents paying both flat rates and their own electric bills while the district FHA administrator cites electricity usage differences as justification.
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Capital Has Right To Regulate Cabs
Oklahoma City district court ruled that the capital has authority to regulate taxicabs. Justice William L. Fogg announced the decision last night in Oklahoma City, clarifying regulatory power over transportation services within the capital.
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Oregon Hop Production Dwindles to All Time Low
Oregon's hop industry faces a bleak 1954 start as production slips to a record low with about 6,800 acres planted in 1953. Despite higher beer output, overproduction, prices, heavy rains, mildew, and irrigation issues hit yields. Growers seek alternatives as competition from Yakima Valley strengthens.
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Mrs Brand Quits Republican Race in Oklahoma
Mrs C Harold Brand withdrew from reelection as vice chairman of the Oklahoma State Republican Party citing desire to devote more time to family and home. The move follows Tuesday’s withdrawal by Robert L Aitken, party treasurer, and points to a new regime led by Douglass Enidary McKeever whose likely election at the February 15 convention is supported by Bailie W Vinson Tulsa national committeeman.
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Hereford Sale Set for Tuesday in Gas County
Hereford sale scheduled for Tuesday features 63 registered Herefords consigned by association members. Buyers from the region are expected to attend and bid on the catalog of cattle presented by local breeders.
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County Agent Foresees Hop Growers Shifting Crops
Goughine County Agent Harry warned that more hop farmers may switch to beans or gladiolus bulbs. He said the worst could be ahead unless acreage is cut, weather stays favorable, and employment remains steady, with potential strength in 1954 if conditions improve.
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County Home Demonstration Council Sets 54 Program
Comanche County Home Demonstration Council met to plan 1954 activities including a dress review on April 8 at Fort Sill Indian School Gymnasium with events such as an apron fashion show and children's clothing contest chaired by Mrs. Harry Hammond. Civil defense work includes monthly meetings, officer appointments, aid kits, first aid courses, and Civil Defense School at Stillwater. Secretary book grading listed clubs across the county.
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Chicago Tightens Rabies Quarantine
Rabies scare in Chicago and southern Cook County leads to a broad quarantine. A child died after a rabid dog bite as authorities order muzzles on dogs and intensified stray dog control. Sheriff John E. Babb issued new orders to 125 officers to shoot any vicious dog during captures.
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Radio men meet Tulsa open 1st annual institute show
Tulsa hosts the opening of a major radio and electronics exhibition drawing more than 700 representatives from 10 states for the 1st annual institute of Rede home reference event.
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