Time Big Factor In Senate Atomic Energy Bill Fight
Time dominates the Senate battle over Eisenhower administration plans to update the 1946 atomic law. Republicans push for July 31 completion while Democrats led by Lehman resist speed, fearing deep changes risk private profit, monopoly, and public stakes in peaceful power and allied information sharing.
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Alabama Banker’s Trial Opens Today
Ex-banker Royall Reynolds faces embezzlement charges as his reported disappearance last March disrupted Clio Alabama. An audit showed a $75,000 bank deficit tied to Merchant's Money Exchange, with a settlement plan to return most deposits except 10 to 15 percent. Reynolds later returned, liquidated holdings, and relatives covered nearly all shortfall, about $9,000 remains unsettled.
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Indications Strong West Seeks Israel Base
Western Allies reportedly aim to establish a defense base in Israel with Haifa cited as a possible site. London reports say Britain discusses Haifa with Israel and envisions Cyprus, Tripoli, and Alexandretta as new allied bases to back a reoriented Middle East defense against Soviet aggression.
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Competition Sharpening Up Among Businessmen
New York reports sharpened competition across industries in the dog days as firms seek favorable positions for fall. Mergers and regulatory pressure rise amid overcapacity, tariffs, and fierce dealer networks in autos, steel, oil, textiles, and television. Price cuts and channel battles aid consumer gains while signaling industry-wide intensity.
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Ike's straw burns near Gettysburg in wagon fire
President Eisenhower experienced a straw fire as a wagonload from his farm near Gettysburg Pennsylvania to a nearby farm burned several bales before firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Bell Union Continue New Contract Talks
Bell telephone and the CIO Communications Workers of America press ahead with talks over 65 union demands for a new contract. Key issues include wage increases and job reclassifications, with no specific amount disclosed. The current contract extends beyond the Aug. 30 expiry unless a 30 day notice is given. The union represents most of the 53,000 workers across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and part of Illinois near St. Louis.
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State Historical Society Secretary Plans To Retire
Oklahoma City July 27 Dr Charles Evans 84 year old secretary of the State Historical Society will retire next Sunday after 10 years in that post and he will catch up on fishing Society President W S Key said Evans offered his resignation last January and it is now definite Key praised Evans for giving Oklahoma 10 years of meritorious service.
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Seven County Vocational Ag Teachers To Attend Meeting
Seven Comanche county vocational agriculture teachers will attend the annual state conference of agriculture teachers at Stillwater this weekend. About 400 teachers are expected for the three day program at Oklahoma A. The state department of vocational agriculture will conduct the meeting with emphasis on teaching and activities for the coming year. Three speakers are announced: Tom Glaze, former Oklahoma ag teacher now head of agricultural research for Swift & Co. He will discuss The Reason Why You Tick. Dr. Morris Wallace from the A&M school of education will speak on public school relations. Harold A. Edlund, sales manager for a Kansas City firm, will present There’s Happiness in Discontent. Attending teachers include David Martin, Chattanooga. Bruce Nelson, Indiahoma. Carl Elling, Cache. John Jones, Elgin. Lowell Cable, Fletcher. Jake Jacobs, Sterling. and Marvin Bicket, Lawton.
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Beers Cause Man to Fall Into Chimney Rescue
Lincoln Goodman 23 fell asleep after drinking with his mother in a second floor rear apartment. Neighbors heard moans from the chimney, and rescue workers freed him. He was admitted to University Hospital for observation. he cannot explain how he ended up on the roof and in the chimney.
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Bankruptcy Proceedings Filed Against Vinita Merchant
Bankruptcy suits filed in federal court name Vinita merchant and former state senator Craig O Goodpaster with three clothing suppliers Milton Davidson Co Prescott Sportswear and Tony Lama Co alleging he owes about 2000 dollars and noting a lien on Craig county property linked to another manufacturer.
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Applewhite Reappointed to Public Welfare Commission
Gov Johnston Murray reappointed Clint Applewhite of Carnegie to the Public Welfare Commission for a new nine year term starting August 6. The action expands oversight of state welfare programs and sustains Applewhite’s role in policy governance with Oklahoma City as the state capital as the notice notes.
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Five Tulsa Leggers Charged In Beating
Four men and one woman, all liquor operators, were charged with intimidating a government witness in the beating of Horace Isom and Herschel Matthis, Tulsa bootleggers. Ed Wallace, Rube Woodward, Phyllis Blakey, Leon Yocum, and Sam Wamble faced federal charges. bond set at $10,000 each by Commissioner E Lawton Bragg.
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Slim) Matthis
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