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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1956

Page

3

Compromise Bid Gets Nowhere In Farm Battle

Washington opponents and backers of high farm price supports clashed over a 90 percent parity proposal for this year. Senate debate on a Democratic farm bill continued as Sen. Case floated a 90 percent plan for 2024, while Ellender and Aiken sharpened opposition. The administration opposed scrapping flexible supports. voting on the measure was set to begin Thursday with possible late sessions as senators weighed a close outcome.

Washington Senate Francis Case R-S.d George D. Aiken R-Vt Eisenhower

First Camp Fire Girls Groups Formed in 1910

The early history notes that the first groups of Camp Fire girls were formed in 1910 marking the organization's inception. It highlights the emergence of a new girls' youth program emphasizing character and service during the period.

Camp Fire Girls

Julian Acquitted In Beating Case In Oklahoma

In Muskogee Oklahoma special agent George Jack Julian of the State Crime Bureau was found innocent by a federal jury after 90 minutes of deliberation on charges of beating and pistol whipping Jack Whiteley a 45 year old Idabel taxi driver and former convict. Julian denied firing a pistol but admitted using force to arrest Whiteley who resisted an criminal assault charge. Bivins and Governor Gary supported the defense.

Muskogee Okla George Jack) Julian State Crime Bureau McCurtain County Julian Jack Whiteley Idabel Whiteley

Illinois Declares Oak as Official State Tree

The oak has been designated the official state tree of Illinois, recognizing its historical presence and environmental significance across the state. The designation highlights the tree’s role in local ecology and cultural heritage.

Illinois

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Allen J. Ellender D-La Senate Agriculture Committee O. K. Bivins Raymond Gary Fense Bivin Insurors Realtors C Avenue McCord Lawton Municipal Dan River Dacron Spark Ling Eas White Gabardine Brent Men’s Rayon California Thom America
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