Social Security Extension Proposed by Ostertag Forand
Two House members, Rep. Ostertag and Rep. Forand, push a bill to extend social security to over a million workers aged 65 to 75 who earn more than 75 dollars a month. Rep. Curtis calls for a full study of the system while President-elect Eisenhower and the GOP seek a review. The measure targets active wage earners, arguing current law unfairly deprives workers who still contribute.
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Charles F. Barrett Washington
House
Rep. Ostertag
R-Ny
Rep. Forand
D-Ri
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Curtis
R-Neb
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Curtis
Ostertag
Forand
Stevenson Jabs Back At Landon
Gov Adlai E Stevenson accuses Alf Landon of misrepresenting the fairness and truthfulness of American newspapers. Stevenson says Landon has stated conclusions but not facts and questions what misrepresentation he refers to. Landon had accused Stevenson of misrepresenting the press in campaign remarks in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Alf M. Landon
Illinois
Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Stevenson
William S. Flanagan
Recess Ordered in Million Dollar Tulsa Alimony Suit
In Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs Alice Greenberg seeks one million dollars alimony from Albert Greenberg a Tulsa merchant. Judge W Lee Johnson granted a temporary recess until Monday as Mrs Greenberg plans more detailed testimony on her husband s worth. She testified banks notified him when she wrote checks and he sent funds to cover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Alice Greenberg
W. Lee Johnson
Greeberg
Albert Greenberg
Rs. Greenberg
Texas Makes Good On Turkey Boast
Texas proved its boast at the National Turkey Federation convention as Tom Bingham of Aubrey delivered a 68% pound dressed turkey. Arthur Knehans of Warrensburg was second with a 57-pounder, and Missouri sent another turkey among the top entries. Twelve states accepted Governor Allan Shivers' challenge to outdo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Tom Bingham
Aubrey
Arthur Knehans
Warrensburg
National Turkey Federation
Allen Shivers
Missouri
Kansas
Nation's railcars would span continent in coal ore stone rail line
The nation operates 867000 coal ore sand stone and gravel cars. If arranged in a train, they would stretch more than twice across the continent from Eastport Maine to San Diego California.
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Eastport
San Diego
Calif
Britons View Yanks With Loathing And Affection
London reports on British attitudes toward 35,000 American servicemen. Some villagers mock Yank bravado while others praise them as generous allies in a cold war. Rental hikes, prefab housing plans, and the Visiting Forces Act shape tensions. Parents of Anglo American spouses push for closer ties. aid after Harrow-Wealdstone disaster draws thanks from U.S. units.
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Tom A. Cullen
London
NEA
Peter le Neve Foster
Foster
Suffolk
Britain
Australia
Thomas Coogan
Secretary of Defense
George Pirie
Harrow-Wealdstone
Abraham Lincoln
Two Old First Basemen Meet In Federal Court in Houston
Judge Allen Hannay presided as William Henry Holland, 47, of Muskogee Oklahoma, pleaded guilty to taking a Tulsa employer’s car. Holland, who had escaped from McAlester prison in 1935, told how he rode a bus to try to rejoin a baseball trip. The judge planned a three year Texarkana penitentiary sentence.
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Houston
Tex
Allen B. Hannay
William Henry Holland
Muskogee
Okla
Holland
Tulsa
Texas
Hannay
McAlester
Blind jet pilot lands safely after blind escape cover
Lt. Joel T. Tudor of Yuma was blinded by Red fire over Sariwon North Korea and guided to a safe landing by Lt. James E. Larue Jr. of Houston. Tudor, unharmed long term, owed his safe return to Larue who stayed close and directed altitude and power as Tudor retraced the runway approach. Col. Victor E. Warford commended Larue for clear judgment in the emergency.
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Seoul
Arizona
North Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Joel T. Tudor
Yuma
James E. Larue, Jr
Houston
Tex
Tudor
Sariwon
Korea
Larue
Victor E. Warford
S. 13Th St
Chickasha, Okio
Boise City Man Is Confirmed As New Highway Commissioner
Julius Cox of Boise City wins Senate confirmation as a member of the Oklahoma Highway Commission to serve Aug. 14, 1951, through Feb. 14 of the following year. The Senate referred Gov Johnston Murray’s interim appointees Carl Legere of Chandler and H W Trippett of Bartlesville to the Roads and Highway Committee for term end dates in February.
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Oklahoma City
Julius Cox
Boise City
Senate
Highway Commission
Cox
J. O. Selman
Woodward
Johnston Murray
Carl M. Legere
Chandler
H. W. Trippett
Bartlesville
Roads and Highway Committee
Trippett
Leene
Piles Stole My Pep Then Doctor-Developed Remedy Offers Relief
Doctor developed Thoronton Minor's ointment claims century of practice at a leading rectal hospital. It promises fast relief from piles pain and swelling and notes millions aided. Money back guarantee and availability via suppositories or cones at drug stores.
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Thornton Minor
Tonight's Top Radio Schedule Reuters-Style Listings
Radio guide for Thursday January 8 lists program blocks from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM across networks CBS NBC ABC MBS and local hosts. Notable entries include Allan Jackson Asia interviews Bill Stern Mindy Carson Father Knows Best Roy Rogers Judy Canova Eddie Cantor and John Cameron Swayze with varied news and entertainment slots.
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Allan Jackson
CBS
Bill Stern
NBC
Lowell Thomas
Beulah
ABC
Fulton Lewis Jr
MBS News
Elmer Davis
Rukeyser
MBS
Mindy Carson
Munday Carson
Gabriel Heatter
News of World
Edward R. Murrow
Mutual Newsreel
Millie
Roy Rogers
ABC Romance
Michael Shayne
Bing Crosby
Eddie Cantor
News of Tomorrow
Horace Heidt
Frank Edwards
Judy Canova
Ne Pringle
Orchestra
ABC New & His Valley Boys
Ford Trout
John Cameron Swayze
Variety
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Lesbinious
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when their plate dropped or wobbed at the wrong moment. Sprinkle STEETH on plates to hold dentures firmly, as an alkaline powder that does not sour. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Positive Christian Homes Are Called Hope Of Nation
Members of the newly organized Home and School Association of Lawton Seventh-Day Adventist church heard that positive Christian homes are not only an asset to the church but the hope of the nation. W L Schoepflin, educational superintendent for the Oklahoma Conference, spoke on the association's inaugural program. Mrs Harold Flory, leader for 1953, defined the work as urging parents to rear a well centered family as the best contribution to community and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and School Association
Lawton
U S Cigarettes Favored by Canadian Smugglers
Commissioner L H Nicholson of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police reported in the 1951-52 annual figures that United States cigarettes were the smugglers' favorite commodity. RCMP seized 13 514 000 American cigarettes, a 400 percent increase from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
L. H. Nicholson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
United States
RCMP
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