House Leaders Eye Compromise on Farm Props
In Washington the House debates farm subsidy proposals for corn and feed grain growers as leaders seek a bipartisan compromise. Republicans press an Andresen substitute while Democrats push soil bank terms and parity linked price supports amid party clash and timing for spring planting.
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R-Minny
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Beinre the Mouse
Cooley
Agriculture Committee
Poage
Texas
August Anderson
Minnesota
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Andresen
Alan
Recretare
Agueultime
Andresen Wilwell
Democratic
Treasury
Births and medical updates from Hospital News notes
A long list of births, surgeries, and medical admissions across multiple families and towns. Daughters and sons are born in March with weights noted, including Jepsen, Donal L. and Sue Smith, among others. numerous residents in Oklahoma towns receive medical attention or are discharged.
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Jepsen
Ste
Charles Ing
Donald L
A. Sullivan
Indiahoma
Wayne Smith
Comanche
Dona Jo Sandranno
Frank B. Sandranno
Andrews
Robert W. Shrader
Robert Braly
M. B. Braly
Lindy
Loyd A. Nelson
Lacey Holley
Columbia
John W. Elling Jr
John Elkins
Eneldl
Pilot of Crashed Plane Grounded
The CAB barred Captain Wesley G. Mims Jr from July 7 as a pilot license leash after a Tulsi crash inquiry. He must pass a flight check to regain airline transport pilot status and airman certificate, with the action tied to careless listening during a Jan. 6 approach. The safety hearing into the Convair crash north of the municipal airport, which killed one and injured nine, is separate.
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Tulsa
American Airlines
Here
Weay
Civil Aeronautics Bomed
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Joseph E. Calawell Jr
Washington
CAB
Mima
Tulsi
Mims Agronautics
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Canvarr
Convair
Municipal Arport Hove
IBC Guilty In Anti-Trust Suit Against Boxing Interests
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ruled the International Boxing Club of New York and its Chicago affiliate with Madison Square Garden and other parties guilty of conspiring to restrain competition in boxing promotions. The government suit filed in 1952 accused monopolizing interstate commerce in title bouts and broadcasting rights. The report also notes unrelated details about Jivaran tribes in South America.
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New York
Chicago
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Fedeal
Sylvester J. Ryan
Madison Square Garden
James D. Norris
Arthur M
United States
Inter- State
Drys Attack Prohibition Repeal Move In Oklahoma House
United Drys accuse a repeal resolution of diverting attention from county option on beer. They say sponsors expect failure and seek to ride rising beer option support. The measure would amend the constitution for a statewide vote on 3.2 beer and faces court scrutiny.
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United Drys
Thugsdey
Tre
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de Tahlequacht
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Dmiami
Carle
United Devs
Bill Lasay
Lawton
Niles
Postal Rate Hike Requested Again
Washington brief: the Eisenhower administration reiterates a plan to raise postal rates to curb a roughly 630 million dollar annual deficit. Postmaster General Summerfield backs a 4-cent first class rate and hikes to 7 cents for airmail, 3 cents for post cards, with broader increases across second and third class mail and related items. He urges swift congressional action.
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Eisenhower
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Summerfield
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Senate
Oklahoma Market Prices Reported by State Board of Agriculture
The Oklahoma Board of Agriculture issued prices for commodities including No. 1 hard wheat trading around 2.10 to 2.31 in towns such as Frederick El Reno Yukon Blackwell and Enid. Broilers and hens show steady demand with regional price observations from Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa Vinita and other towns. Eggs remain weak with slow demand across Watonga Alva Paws Valley Blackwell Clinton Elk Reno Lawton Oklahoma City Shattuck Vinita Enid. Bullerfat No. 1 stable with Pauls Valley Alva Clinton El Reno Tulsa Elk City Enid Lawton Shattuck Watonga Vinita prices around 50-60.
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State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Eamond
Bison
Clinton
el Reno
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Vict
Yukon
Blackwell
Enna
Hobart
Medford
Alva
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Watonga
Lawton
Paws Valley
Vinita
Elk City
Shattuck
Watanga
Elk Reno
Oklahoma City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Movements
Cattle and calves offered were light with meager receipts delaying a full market test. Hog prices moved higher on fair demand, while sows held steady. lambs were few with limited offerings and prices around 20.50 to 21.00 for light shorn lambs on bought to arrive basis.
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Oklahoma City
USDAI
Oasis
Debating Team Wins State Title at Southwestern State
Joe Crosby and Joan Godlove led Lawton high to the class A state title at the district speech contest held at Southwestern State College. The LIS team of Brad Agnew and Kenneth Hamburger reached the semifinals, with Capitol Hill Clinton and Duncan also competing. Lawton advances to the University of Oklahoma finals next month under coach Kinley McClare. Other events saw Crosby and Don Klays rated excellent in discussion. Weatherford tournament participants include Stephanie Lesler Jeanne Tilson Suzanne Jones Rosemary Hopp ert Rosalind Stanard Dern Glasevels Ellen Ewing Marilyn Van Eaten Billie Jean Heinz Roy Watson Joan Godlove Elaine Seright Lance Carden Kenneth Easton Harriet Brown.
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Joe Crosby
Joan Godlave
Southwestern State College
LIS
Brad Agnew
Kenneth Hamburger
Capitol Hill
Clinton
Duncan
Lawton High School
University of Oklahoma
Kinley McClare
LHS
Don Klays
LUS
Weatherford
Stephanie Lesler
Jeanne Tilson
Suzanne Jones
Rosemary Hoppert
Rosalind Stanard
Dern Glasevels
Ellen Ewing
Marilyn van Eaten
Billie Jean Heinz
Roy Watson
Joan Godlove
Elaine Seright
Lance Carden
Kenneth Easton
Harriet Brown
Gruebther Urges More Interest In Foreign Affairs
Former NATO commander and Red Cross president Alfred M. Gruenther urged Americans to focus more on foreign policy to win the cold war against the Soviet Union. He warned the U S must improve its psychological warfare and public resolve beyond North American concerns.
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San
North America
Famous British Painter Wyndham Lewis Dies at 73
The British painter and author Wyndham Lewis has died at 73 in London after a long illness. Born in America to British parents, he rose to fame before World War I with Blast and co founded the modern movement Vorticism, later famed for Tarr and The Tin Men series.
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Wyndham Lewis
America
Lewis
Fara Pound
Hermon T. Jackson Seeks Ward Five City Council Seat
Sherman born Herman T Jackson announces candidacy for Ward Five on a platform of cooperation with council members and ward development. He lists roots in Sherman and Antlers Oklahoma, church leadership, Masonic affiliations, a barbershop and repair business at 1516 Roosevelt, and a daughter in Oklahoma City.
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Antlers
Oklahoma
Aberé
Prairie View College
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Jaanita Ray
Lawsen Sities
Oklahoma City
Tam
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Fifth Ward
Herman T. Jackson
Pol. Adv
Minister Sends Parishioners Long Sermon About Sex
London UPI Rev Evan Pilkington of Holy Trinity Upper Tooting issued a six page sermon on sex. He warned couples against promiscuity and irresponsibility comparing marital life to animals in fields. The sermon accompanies lectures and books he provides to engaged and married parishioners.
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Daily Sketch
Holy Trinity Church
Upper
Tooting
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