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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

8

Bi Partisan Farm Bill Threatened by Eisenhower Plan

Senate Agriculture Chair Ellender warned the department backs an Eisenhower draft, hindering a bipartisan farm bill. He urged Benson to submit recommendations and noted grass roots tour findings. Congressional actions include school aid, mining claims inquiry, and printing bill reform. The American Legion urged pension expansion for needy veterans.

Washington Allen J. Ellender Senate Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department Ellender Congress Louisiana Democrat Ezra T. Benson Benson

On-Job Training For Engineers Set

Oklahoma City Highway Department joins with University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A&M College to launch a cooperative engineering training program open to high school graduates engineering students and employees. A six year plan combines college curriculum with 37 months of on the job training with pay. Director C A Stoldt cites expanded construction and need for technical personnel.

Oklahoma City Highway Department University of Oklahoma Oklahoma A&m College C. A. Stoldt Stoldt

Prof Insists Cows Aren't Built Right

Michigan State University dairy expert Prof J G Hays told Tulsa Farm Club cows show odd architecture. He mocked long noses and big mouths, urged a stove pipe middle, long legs for fence crossing, and fewer udders to fit calves, arguing cows are not built for efficiency.

Tulsa Okla Michigan State University Tulsa Farm Club J. G. Hays MSU

John Newton Waters Dies at 95 in Brunswick Md

John Newton Waters, aged 95, died last night. He leaves 10 children 48 grandchildren 110 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren. Waters farmed in Washington County most of his life.

Brunswick John Newton Waters Waters Washington County

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