Morse Sees Farm Quotas Shock To Nation
Washington undersecretary Morse warned that this year’s farm production cuts to curb surpluses may shock business and the national economy. He said current price supports price some crops out of markets and urged flexible supports to boost sales during surpluses and production when shortages arise. Assistant Secretary Davis added expanding home consumption and foreign farm trade would help, though the surplus problem will persist awhile. Dr. Shaw predicted surpluses won’t last long due to population growth.
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D. ‘Morse
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Morse
Eisenhower
Congress
John H. Davis
Davis
Byron T. Shaw
Agriculture Department
Research Service
Dickenson Charged Allied To Treason In Court Martial
Edward S. Dickenson’s attorney said the Army court martial against the former POW includes a specification allied to treason and two specifications of alleged offenses against fellow prisoners. The disclosure came after President Eisenhower suggested more charges may be revealed. Lt Col E W Hendrick, Dickenson’s appointed attorney, did not elaborate on the specifics.
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Washington
Edward S. Dickenson
Eisenhower
E. W. Hendrick
Wickersham Announces Dover Kiei Exchange Sale Deal
Rep Victor Wickersham says REA officials secured an agreement from Cliff Goetting for sale of the Dover Kiei telephone exchange at Loyal Oklahoma to Pioneer Rural Telephone Cooperative for eight thousand dollars. State Sen Roy Beecher and Wickersham had consulted REA on the proposed transaction. Newsmen Meet Oklahoma City. Politics shop talk and entertainment fill two days at the Oklahoma Press Association midwinter meeting with a banquet tonight and Gov. Johnston Murray speaking tomorrow.
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Washington
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
REA
Cliff Goetting
Bird
Kan
Dover Kiei
Loyal
Okla
Pioneer Rural Telephone Cooperative
Roy Beecher
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Press Association
Johnston Murray
Shoemaker Points Out Problems in Lawton Schools
Lawton public schools superintendent John Shoemaker told the Lawton Business and Professional Women’s club that city school housing is not solved though building plans proceed. He showed enrollment projections and noted 40 percent of the nation’s 30 million students are inadequately housed, urging continued growth to spur progress and increased vocational offerings to keep students in school. Regular board meetings set for Feb. 1.
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Lawton
John Shoemaker
Lawton Public Schools
Lawton Business & Professional Women’s Club
Shoemaker
Morse To Speak At Capital Political Meeting Monday
Senator Wayne Morse, an Oregon independent, will address a capital area political meeting in Austin on Sunday during a Southwest speaking tour. He is set for Dallas Saturday and Oklahoma City the following Monday.
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Capital
Austin
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Two OU Students Get Scholarships for Study Abroad
Two Oklahoma students received one year Rotary International Student Fellowship awards. Ronald Edward Hill of Oklahoma City will study at the University of Edinburgh Scotland to become an agricultural missionary. Melva Rhue Templeton of Hollis will study voice in Rome Italy. each was sponsored by their local Rotary clubs.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Rotary International
Ronald Edward Hill
Earl C. Hill
Oklahoma City
Melva ‘Rhue Templeton
Henry G. Templeton
Hollis
Hill
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Templeton
Rome
Italy
Oklahoma City Rotary Club
Miss Templeton
Hollis Rotary Club
Dan Procter
Oklahoma College For Women
Italy Mayor Treed By Pair Of Wolves
Monteferrante Italy mayor Eucilio Berardinelli was chased on a snow packed road by two wolves. He leaped from his motor scooter and climbed a tree, remaining there until dawn when farmers arrived and drove off the animals. He was safely rescued and assisted home.
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Italy
Monteferrante
Eucilio Berardinelli
Rome
Mayor Berardinelli
Europe Gripped by Gales and Blizzards
Europe endures severe gales and blizzards with scores dead from freezing conditions this past week. Temperatures plunged below zero in southern England while London suburbs reported 15 degrees, the coldest since 1947.
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Southern
England
London
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