Farm Leader Says Supports No Aid To Farmer
Springfield speech by American Farm Bureau Federation president Charles B. Shuman denounces government farm price programs as no help to farmers. He warns prices could fall and wheat output drop 50 percent in years, blaming unwise programs and urging farmers to reset expectations and rely less on Washington for pricing.
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Springfield
Ill
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Rotary Club
United States
Shuman
Washington
Congress
Mother Accused of Burning Tots Hands Over Stove
In Long Beach California a mother Eda Mead 30 is jailed on cruelty warrant for burning her children hands on a lighted stove to punish them for playing with fire. Katherine 4 and Robert 5 suffered second degree burns last Jan 24 while Edward 9 was burned last October. Her husband serves as a petty officer aboard a ship at Guam.
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Long Beach
Calif
Eda Mead
Lyman B. Sutter
Katherine
Robert
Mrs. Mead
Guam
Grand Jury Opens Hearing On Taylor in Texas County
MEMPHIS Texas Hall County grand jury met to begin hearing burglary charges against Joe Taylor Ardmore city commissioner and three others. Proceedings started yesterday with five burglary counts against Taylor and similar accusations against Jack Mitchell Buddy Watkins and Joe Smith. Taylor is free on bond awaiting trial on Oklahoma burglary charges in Garvin and Lincoln counties.
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Memphis
Tex
Hall County
Joe Taylor
Ardmore
Okla
William B. Teague
Taylor
Jack Mitchell
Buddy Watkins
Joe Smith
Garvin
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Soviet Delegation Arrives in Yemen for Trade and Arms
Local papers report a two man Soviet delegation has arrived in Aden Yemen to advance trade relations and supply arms to Yemen.
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Aden
Yemen
State Republicans Pick Convention Delegates
Oklahoma's 22 Republican delegates to the national convention will meet soon to elect a chair and decide on a national committeeman and committeewoman. Ten at large delegates were named at the state convention to back Eisenhower, with two keeping Warren as second choice if Eisenhower declines. Delegates include Reuben Snarks and Fred M. Mack, plus others from Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Guthrie, and Bartlesville, as Vinson and McKeever steer the organization.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Reuben Snarks
Woodward
Fred M. Mack
Earl Warren
Snarks
Mack
U. S. Senate
At-Srge
Harry Shafer
John R. Porter
Warren B. Morris
Ken Gray
Curtis Bryan
David Bartlett
John Jadner
Tulsa
Carl Morgan
Guthrie
Narty Wheels
Douglas McKeever
Fnrd
Bailie Vinson
McKeever-Vinson
Vinson
Pearl Sayre
Ardmore
Fred Coogan
Sayre
G. Gordon Ferguson
G. K. Sutherland
Hominy
Brand
McKeever
Iey
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier Set Wedding Dates
Hollywood actress Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier II announced a double wedding in Monaco on April 18 and 19. A civil ceremony will occur April 18 followed by a Catholic ceremony on April 19 led likely by Monaco’s bishop, after discussions with Kelly’s family in Philadelphia and the prince’s advisors.
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Hollywood
Grace Kelly
Prince Ranier II
Monaco
Miss Kelly
Philadelphia
Louisville Medical Depot Auction Offers Surplus Hospital Goods
In Louisville, the city hosts an auction at the Louisville medical depot where surplus hospital supplies are sold. The items include a skeleton and as much as 100,000 pounds of lead, the latter used as weights for patients whose limbs must be under tension.
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Louisville
Louisville Medical Depot
Big 3 Set Talks On Middle East
The United States Britain and France will open ambassadorial level negotiations in Washington on Wednesday to pursue joint action for Middle East peace. Britain will be represented by Sir Roger Makins and France by Couve de Murville, arranged after a meeting between Prime Minister Eden and President Eisenhower.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Washington
Middle East
Foreign Office
Roger Makins
Couve de Murville
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Stork Loses Snow Race With Mother in North
In Duluth Minnesota UP a Canadian mother Mrs Arthur Madsen delivered a 7 pound 1.5 ounce girl Monday after a two day 150 mile trek through snow and wilderness. The journey involved snowmobile snowshoes dogsled a toboggan and delays due to 17 inches of fresh snowfall.
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Duluth
Minn
Arthur Madsen
Minnesota
Canada
Chris
Lake
Saganana
Grand Marais
Vocal Students Attend College Festival at Southwestern State
Twenty Lawton high school vocal students will join a statewide music festival at Southwestern State College Weatherford. A 600-voice mass chorus will perform after a day of rehearsals under the direction of Carrol C. Riddle from Dauphin Way Methodist Mobile. Participating schools include Altus Walters Cyril Mangum Clinton Elgin Carnegie Anadarko. LHS students travel by chartered bus led by Ira Jean Snow as choral director.
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Lawton High School
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Carrol C. Riddle
Dauphin Way Methodist
Church, Mobile
Als
Altus
Walters
Cyril
Mangum
Clinton
Elgin
Carnegie
Anadarko
LHS
Beverly Bryant
Princie Ann Prince
Ronnie Cochran
Diane Hart
Richard Rutle?ee
Donny Sapp
Earlene Burroughs
Tommy Burroughs
Kay Field
Kay Krauss
Marilyn Morris
Jerome
Burns Leaves Half Million Estate To Widow
Bob Burns left a $500,000 estate to his widow Harriet Burns in a will filed for probate. The 65 year old comedian died last Thursday after a three year illness. The will was drawn in 1950 and confirms the bequest as part of the probate filing in Los Angeles.
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Burns
Los Angeles
Bob Burns
Harriet Burns
Russia Agrees To Pay Norway Fishing Fines
In Aalesund Norway Russia Tuesday guaranteed to pay 87365 dollars in fines levied by a local court on 16 Soviet fishing vessels seized for violating Norwegian fishing waters. The vessels were ordered to leave after captains signed the court orders.
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Aalesund
Norway
Russia
Annual Hereford Show and Sale Opens Here Wednesday
The Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association will show 53 purebred Herefords at the 17th annual sale opening Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Comanche county free fair grounds in Lawton. Auctioneers Col. Walter Britten of College Station assisted by Connie Hill and Earl Simmons. About 32 males and 21 females will be sold at 1 p.m. All cattle are tested for brucellosis and tuberculosis and come with registration papers. Roughly 1,000 people attend annually. consignors include Bain & Sons, Calvert Hereford Ranch, Dawes, Duncan FFA, Ferrell, Fulton, Hyder, Kinder, Melton Hereford Farms, McCalla, Payne, River Road Hereford Farm, and Witten.
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Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Assn
Col
Walter Britten
College Station
Tex
Connie Hill
Earl Simmons
Lawton
Comanche County Free Fairgrounds
Harned Bain
Chattanooga
South
West Oklahoma
Pershing Home Demonstration Club
Fairgrounds
H. E. Bain & Sons
Calvert Hereford Ranch
Mill Creek
J. R. Dawes
Duncan Ffa Chapter
Duncan
S. S. Ferrell
Carnegie
Norris Fulton
Frederick
Logan Hyder
C. A. Kinder
Melton Hereford Farms
Chickasha
T. R. McCalla Jr
Henry Payne
River Road
Hereford Farm
W. L. Vickrey
Apache
W. H. Witten
Mt. View
Billy Wilkins
Walters
Los Angeles Train Wreck Ruled Unavoidable Accident
A Los Angeles jury ruled the January 22 Santa Fe commuter wreck an unavoidable accident with no criminal negligence by the crew. Engineer Frank B. Parrish, 61, voiced relief, though he blamed himself for the two-car train overturn on a curve as he blacked out moments before the crash.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Frank B. Parrish
Parrish
U S Has A New Harry S Truman
New York reports a naturalized citizen named Harry S Truman after a name change petition by Andreas Malz 39 to honor the former president. Judge Irving R Kaufman granted the request and Truman remarked he would be honored to bear the name for life.
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New York
United States
Harry S. Truman
Andreas Malz
Irving R. Kaufman
Truman
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Promise Iron Boost For Adults
Advertisement claims Ostrex Tonic Tablets restore pep for overworked husbands and worn out wives after 40. It touts iron, vitamins B and E, alleging one day of use supplies iron equal to 16 dozen raw oysters or 16 pounds of beef, with a 7 day trial and savings on economy size.
Retired Banker Dies in Guthrie Hospital
Hugh J. Adams aged 70, former president of Farmers and Merchants Bank at Crescent, died at a Guthrie hospital after three weeks of hospitalization in Guthrie and Oklahoma City. He previously worked with banks in Douglas and Goltry.
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Guthrie
Okla
Hugh J. Adams
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Adams
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Crescent
Douglas and Goltry
Madison Forest Product Lab Tops Wood Research Global
The U. S. Forest Product Lab in Madison Wisconsin stands as the world’s largest facility dedicated solely to wood research and related studies.
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U. S. Forest Product Laboratory
Madison, Wis
Twelve Oklahomans Follow Up Industrial Tour
Twelve Oklahomans travel East to follow up on industrialists seen in October. The tour spans Chicago to Boston and will visit 150 plants deemed ripe for transfer to Oklahoma. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Development Council.
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Oklahoma City
Chicago
Boston
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Development Council
Autos Made in U S 2500 Models Since Start
An estimate puts the number of distinct automobile makes manufactured in the United States at about 2,500. The figure reflects a broad span of industry activity across decades and underscores the growth of the American auto sector.
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United States
Stainless Pazo Relieves Piles Without Surgery
An ad touts Stainless Pazo as a home treatment for piles offering instant relief without surgery. It claims six medically proven ingredients reduce swelling and itching, check minor bleeding, promote healing, and keep clothing stain free while you sit and walk in comfort.
Ford V-8 Drives 1956 Line to Low Price Peak
The Ford Thunderbird V-8 engine powers Fairlane and Station Wagon models as the biggest and most affordable eight in the low-price field. In nearly every model the 1956 Ford remains the lowest-priced American car, with performance boosting Ford’s V-8 to the top selling eight worldwide. 1955 figures show Ford V-8s outsold the two other low-priced eights combined.
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America
Ford
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