Ag Department Adds Grain Bins
Washington officials expect to add as much as 60 million bushels of new federal grain bin capacity to avert a looming glut of corn and other feeds this fall. A report predicts the second largest corn crop on record with large oats and barley crops, prompting storage strain in areas both normally low and heavily farmed. The administration has already built bins for about 837 million bushels at 40 million dollars, while the Commodity Credit Corp stores 70 million in mothball fleets to ease private terminal pressure.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Aroostook County
Commodity Credit Corp
Funeral Rites for John H Vaughan Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday for John H. Vaughan. Burial took place in Letitia cemetery with bearers W. J. Nease Warren Nease Kenneth Vaughan Don Vaughan James Edwards and Glenn White assisting.
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John H. Vaughan
Letitia Cemetery
W. J. Nease
Warren Nease
Kenneth Vaughan
Don Vaughan
James Edwards
Glenn White
Private services for infant Anne Denney
Private services for Anne Denney infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Denney were held at Becker funeral home at 2 30 p m local time with graveside rites at Highland cemetery Rev Russell T Rauscher of St Andrews Episcopal church officiated The infant died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital Survived by parents two brothers a sister and several grandparents and a great grandmother
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Anne Denney
John Denney
Gore
Becker Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Russell T. Rauscher
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
John Stephen
Robert H
Nancy
M. L. Denney
Roy F. Champlin
W. L. Denney
Atlanta
Ingenious Escapee Back Behind Bars in Oklahoma
Gene Cosby, 29, who escaped from Choctaw County jail using a broom-handle key, was recaptured after a sprained ankle in a wooded area near Frogville, 20 miles southeast of Hugo. An anonymous tip aided the arrest.
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Hugo
Okla
Gene Cosby
Choctaw County
Cosby
Frogville
Yesteryears from The Constitution Files
Ten year, twenty year, and eighty year notes summarize local and national events. Mentions Dr W J Mason Lawton, S Sgt Frank Kviateck in France, Nazi retreat near St Lo, Rev P Boyd Smith speaking to Kiwanis, Capt Phil Gafford arriving from Colorado, and youth injuries and civic acknowledgments.
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Constitution Files
W. J. Mason
Lawton Kian
T-Sgt
Frank. Kviateck
Lawton
France
St. Lo
P. Boyd Smith
Central Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Phil Ewing Gafford
Colorado
Actor’s Son Seeks Help for Drinking Problem in Court
Edward G Robinson Jr told the Domestic Relations Court in Los Angeles I want to stop drinking. The judge, Superior Doyle, offered daily lunch talks for two weeks to aid the 21-year-old, who had been arrested three times recently for intoxication. Wife Frances, recently reconciled, pledged support.
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Los Angeles
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Nnee D. Doyle
Robinson
Frances
Accused Reds Lose Battle For Damages
A California federal judge dismissed a $51.75 million damage suit by 23 actors and writers against studios and others after they refused to reveal Communist affiliations. Judge Ellsworth Meyer held the claim insufficient and noted that a refusal to testify can allow unfavorable inferences in prosecutions or investigations. Named defendants included film studios, executives, House Committee members Donald L. Jackson and Clyde Doyle, and investigator William Wheeler. plaintiffs listed many prominent performers and writers.
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Los Angeles
Ellsworth Meyer
House Committee On UN
House Committee
Donald L. Jackson
R-Calif
Clyde Doyle
Dcalif
Wiliam Wheeler
Senate Drops Ultimatum in Foreign Aid Bill Amid Edc Push
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reversed a near ultimatum to France and Italy over joining the European Defense Community and struck a decoupled cutoff threat from its 3.1 billion dollar foreign aid bill. The House language remains, with deliveries allowed from earlier programs while new funding to France and Italy is blocked unless they join EDC. The change follows Dulles urging Capitol Hill action and Gruenther warning the approach was dangerous.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Italy
U. S
House
Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
France
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
EDC
Capitol Hill
Secretary of
State Dulles
Paris
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Knowland
Iowa
Langer
R-Nd
Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Nations Administration
Defense Department
Dull
Belcher Seeks Annual United States Day Proclamation
Rep Page Belcher of Oklahoma introduces a bill to let the President proclaim October 23 each year as United States Day. He argues the observance would profit all citizens by encouraging reflection on national heritage as free society members.
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Washington
Page Belcher
Okla
Slain Bandit Linked To 4 Other Crimes
Crime bureau agents tied the dead man to at least four other robberies. The noon hour hold up at Henryetta City Hall on June 4, a Fort Smith Arkansas grocery holdup the same night, and two Oklahoma City grocers identifying him as the thief were noted. The widow Ruth Alice Moore was released to attend the funeral and denied knowledge of his crimes.
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Henryetta
Crime Bureau
Fort Smith, Ark
Oklahoma City
Moore
Ruth Alice Moore
Oklahoma County
Car Train Collision Kills Sooner Woman
Mrs. Pearl Mae Rainbolt, 68, of Elk City Oklahoma, was crushed to death when her stalled car on Missouri Pacific tracks was struck by four boxcars. Her son George Rainbolt, 31, of Kansas City, jumped clear with his wife and two children. Rainbolt survived with a broken ankle.
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Kansas City
Pearl Mae Rainbolt
Elk City
Okla
George Rainbolt
Missouri Pacific
Rainbolt
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