Martin Predicts Quick Passage of the Program
Speaker Martin said the Eisenhower program would be well on its way to enactment before summer recess but warned final approval requires a Republican Congress in the November elections. He touted a new atmosphere in Washington, a strengthened foreign policy, reduced inflation, and a purge of Reds and corruption from government payrolls. He noted 13 Senate seats, including Kansas, are at stake in the elections.
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Traffic Toll Rises to 57 in 1954 Fatal Week
The Associated Press reports a surge to 57 highway deaths this week, including 53-year-old Janie Mabry of Talala and 23-year-old Robert Goodno of Newkirk. Mabry died four miles south of Nowata on U S Highway 169 when a pickup driven by 65-year-old Charles Mabry and a freight truck collided, pushing the car into a ditch. Goodno, home from Army service four days, perished when his auto overturned near Oklahoma City.
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Ford Coach Crashes Into Gas Pump in Apache
A 1954 Ford coach driven by Sgt. Richard Leroy Hillman of Fort Sill lost control on U S 62 in Apache. The car ran 165 yards off the road, skidded 70 yards, and struck a gasoline pump at the Co op service station at the intersection of S Coblake and E Floyd, wrecking the pump. Hillman was not injured. Highway Patrolman Leonard Kelsoe investigated.
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Accounts from 1634 place maple syrup among early American farm products
Historical records dating to 1634 indicate maple syrup and sugar rank as among the oldest farm products in the American colonies. The finding highlights early colonial agriculture and food production practices, underscoring the long-standing importance of maple resources in regional economies.
Butter market steady as receipts rise in Chicago
Chicago butter prices held steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged. Receipts reached 1,397,511. Quoted scores for AA 93 at 65, AA 92 at 65, AA 90 at 63.25, C 89 at 62.5, B 90 at 64, C 89 at 62.75. Wheat in Chicago noted.
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Farmers To Study Parity Computing
Wichita reports the National Association of Wheat Growers committee outlined parity computing as the top issue on a tentative agenda. Members debated parity methods, the sliding scale’s effect on surpluses, diverted acre use, insulation of surpluses, and a bipartisan farm program. Committees planned sessions through today with reports Friday.
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