State Poultry Eggs Prices and Oklahoma City Markets
Oklahoma City commodity report lists prices for wheat, broilers, hens, eyes fat content, butterfat, and livestock. Details cover No 1 hard wheat bids across towns, steady to weak broiler and egg values, varied cattle calves hogs and sheep quotes, and Chicago butter steady with wholesale prices.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Vici
Blackwell
el Reno
Hobart
Medford
Yukon
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Frederick
Lawton
Kingfisher
Bison
Hennessey
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Woodward
Laverne
Elk City
Demand Fair
USDA
Certificates Awarded Young Red Cross Swimming Students
A total of 209 children attended Red Cross learn to swim classes July 11 22 at Dee Dee pool with 18 beginner 20 intermediate and 10 swimmer certificates. Six instructors taught. New two week session began Monday.
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Red Cross
Dee Dee Pool
Red Cross Certified
Divorce Granted After Cruelty Allegations In Denver
Mrs. Marjorie Douglas obtained a divorce on grounds of extreme and repeated cruelty. She testified that her husband pitched lighted cigarette butts into her brassiere almost pulled her head bald and struck her in the face before the domestic judge.
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Denver
Marjorie Douglas
Joseph FE. Cook
Patrolman Miller says wife will pay $2 parking ticket
In Long Beach New York Patrolman William Miller stated his wife would cover a $2 parking ticket after he hung the citation on their car following a restricted zone parking incident.
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Long Beach
N.Y
William
Miller
Hospitality House For VIPs Planned
Oklahoma City planners announced plans for a hospitality house to serve state VIP guests. A Lake Texoma site north of the Roosevelt Memorial Bridge would host the structure, costing an estimated 50 000 to 60 000 dollars, financed by public subscription, with an initial kitchen dining living areas master bedroom and potential expansion rooms.
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Oklahoma City
Planning and Resources Board
Lake Texoma
W. K. Haynie
Lake Shore
Roosevelt Memorial Bridge
Ike's Geneva Report Highlights
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles pledged to represent American peace aims at the Geneva Big Four talks with near unanimous Congressional support. They urged steadfast faith and effort, warning against pessimism or complacency that could derail the noble pursuit of peace.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Geneva
Congress
One Week Of Talks Won’t Heal East West Gap
The remark emphasizes that even fruitful negotiations cannot close the deep divide between East and West, noting that lasting problems remain despite short term progress and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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East
West
Proponent of persistence in negotiations urges open proposals
A speaker stresses that progress requires not deterring efforts when ideas are not immediately accepted by the opposing side. The emphasis is on maintaining constructive dialogue and persistence in advocating proposals and approaches.
Realization grows that US seeks peace with Soviets
A regional editorial urges that nuclear confrontation must give way to negotiation without threats. It states the United States will pursue peace to any length within decency and justice, and will cooperate with the Soviets and others if there is sincere purpose and forward momentum.
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United States
Secretary of State asserts clear American beliefs on satellites and communism
The speaker states no secret agreements exist and all is on the record. He and the secretary of state repeatedly emphasized American convictions and concerns about satellites in Eastern Europe and international communism. They made crystal clear what America believes.
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Europe
America
US Sees Reciprocal Inspections Core To Disarmament
The government asserts that a robust disarmament regime requires a base of effective reciprocal inspections and comprehensive international supervision to ensure compliance and trust among nations. The statement emphasizes verification and ongoing oversight as essential elements of any arms control agreement.
Rail cost of diesel savings estimated at 1954 level
If diesel locomotive work on American railroads in 1954 had been done by steam locomotives the railroads would have faced more than 500 million dollars in extra fuel and maintenance costs.
Area Men In Service Completes AF School
Airman Second Class Kenneth L. Robinson son of Mrs. D P Calwell Medicine Park completed the Mobile Training Detachment school at Travis Air Force Base. The course trains mechanics to service the RB 36 bomber based here. Robinson joins the 5th Periodic Maintenance Squadron after June 1955 transfer. He inspects and repairs areas of the RB 36 and is part of the 5th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing SAC. He is a Lawton native and is married to Sue Rhodes of Lawton.
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Kenneth Robinson
Kenneth L. Robinson
D. P. Calwell
Medicine Park
Mobile
Travis Air Force Base
Robinson
5Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
5Th
Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Strategic Air Command
U.S. Air Force
Lawton High School
Sue Rhodes
Lawton
Portugal to Close New Delhi Legation
Portugal will close its diplomatic legation in New Delhi as urged by Indian Prime Minister Nehru. Foreign Minister Paulo Cunha said Lisbon seeks peaceful coexistence with India while Delhi presses to take over Portuguese possessions on the Indian West Coast. Nehru cited Portugal's refusal to negotiate in parliament.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Paulo Cunha
New Delhi
Nehru
Indian Union
Cunha
India
World Pays Final Tribute To Hull
World leaders and diplomats from around the globe gathered in Washington Cathedral to honor former Secretary of State Cor dell Hull at a simple Protestant Episcopal funeral. The 83 year old was buried beside his wife Rose near Woodrow Wilson’s tomb, with about 2,000 attendees including 50 world diplomats and current and former officials. Hull’s sole close relative present was his niece Katherine Ethridge of San Antonio Texas.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Washington Cathedral
Francis B. Sayre Jr
Mount St. Albans
Hull
Rose
Woodrow Wilson
Katherine Ethridge
San Antonio Tex
Mathews Named OPA Fund Trustee
R. P. Bob Mathews publisher of the Sapulpa Daily Herald is named to a five year term on the Oklahoma Press Association printing school loan fund board of trustees. He replaces Joe Croom now Okmulgee County assessor. the fund aids students at Okmulgee Tech printing school.
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Oklahoma City
R. P
Bob) Mathews
Sapulpa Daily Herald
Oklahoma Press Association
Printing School Loan Fund
Mathews
Joe Croom
Okmulgee Times
Okmulgee County Assessor
Okmulgee Tech Printing School
Stainless Pazo promised for painless piles at home
An ad touts Stainless Pazo as a non surgical remedy for internal and external piles. It claims instant relief, reduce swelling and minor bleeding, and promote healing with six medically proven ingredients. Suppositories or ointment are available at druggists.
Parcher Named Dean in Ethiopia
Dr. L A Parcher of Oklahoma A and M will leave for Ethiopia to assume the post of dean at the Imperial Ethiopian College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts. He travels with his wife and two daughters, stopping in New York Geneva Rome and Cairo before Addis Ababa arrival on August 9. Ralph V Skinner travels to Addis Ababa after vacation in Oklahoma.
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Stillwater
Okla
L. A. Parcher
Oklahoma
A&m Agricultural Economics
Ethiopia
Imperial Ethiopian College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Parcher
New York
Geneva
Rome
Cairo
Addis Ababa
A&m
Ralph V. Skinner
State Officials Hunt Tulsa Convict After Escape
State officials search for 26 year old Tulsa convict John Ezell who escaped yesterday from the Veterans Administration Hospital in Muskogee where he was receiving treatment. Ezell serves a three year sentence for forgery at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.
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Muskogee
Okla
Tulsa
Veterans Administration Hospital
John Ezell
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Milk needs across ages highlighted in daily intake
The piece argues that children require three to four glasses of milk daily while adults retain a continued need for milk. It emphasizes milk as a vital source of nutrients for all ages and suggests consistent consumption throughout life.
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