Sooner Farmers Called Poorest Paid In Nation
Oklahoma state farm economist Prof. Leo Blakley says Oklahoma farmers are among the poorest paid in the nation with a 1957 net income around 941 dollars per farm, 1396 below the national average, worsened by drought and lower prices. He warns migration to cities may grow, notes soil ownership proverb, and cites need for industrialization and education for rural change. Awards totaling 2925 in savings bonds announced for garden improvement winners by extension service and partners. contest closes Nov 1 1958. previous year's winners to be honored Dec 11 in Ardmore.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma
Leo Blakley
West Virginia
Blak- Jey
Blakley
Oklahoma State Extension Service
Noble Foundation of
Ardmore
Norma Brumbaugh
Chicago Hosts Livestock Show
The International Livestock Exposition opened in Chicago with a youth oriented display. Penn State and Alberta’s Jerry Leiske, past winners, return as contestants. The 58th annual show at the International Amphitheater drew owners from 36 states and 3 Canadian provinces, with farm animal entries surpassing 11,000 and valued over five million dollars.
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Chicago
Penn State University
Jerry Leiske
Beiseker
Alberta
Penn State
International Amphitheater
William E. Oglivie
Students Clash With Police After Edison Miami Game
Rioting students and police clashed after Edison High School beat Miami High 20 to 7. Several officers a fireman and students were injured by clubs fists bottles or rocks as police used a fire hose and students atop store roofs threw stones and bottles.
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Miami
Fila
Edison High School
Miami High
Moons Not Measuring Earth Says Scientists
Sputniks focus on cosmic and solar radiation rather than Earth surveying. Soviet IGY committee confirms Sputnik II uses ordinary silver zinc batteries with mercury oxide. First satellite transmitted internal temperature and pressure data. second also logged shortwave radiation and cosmic ray intensity. No infrared radiation or meteor impact data reported.
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Whitman Bassow
United Press
Moscow
Russia
Sputnik
Cambridge
Mass
International Geophysical Year Committee
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences
IGY
Sputnik II
Y. Troitskaya
Secrtary
IGY Committee
Finnish Crisis Ends as Expert Cabinet Seized Power
HELSINKI Finland a 13 member nonpolitical expert cabinet was appointed to end six weeks of crisis. Rainer von Fieandt becomes foreign minister Col Kalle Lehmus takes defense Urho Kekkonen leads as premier while V A Sukselainen ousted amid no confidence vote. None of the ministers sit in parliament.
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Helsinki
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Land
Rainer von Fieandt
Bank of Finland
P. J. Hynninen
Col
Kalle Lehmus
Urho Kiukas
Ministry of the Interior
V. J. Sukselainen
New Bergman Romance Looms in London Weekend Visit
Swedish businessman Lars Schmidt, friend of Ingrid Bergman, is in London for private business. Bergman, recently separated from Roberto Rossellini, is making a film in England. Schmidt hinted he might meet her in the street and said he will depart for Paris on Monday for business.
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London
Lars Schmidt
Ingrid Berman
New York
Bergman
Roberto Rosselini
England
Schmidt
Paris
Blind Wet Rouses Five In House Fire
William M. Hughes, 43, a veteran blinded by a 1945 minefield explosion in France, guided five residents to safety during a Philadelphia fire. He woke his wife, alerted the area, then searched the building to awaken others while rescuing two canaries and a dog. Firefighters confined the blaze to the basement.
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Philadelphia
France
William M. Hughes
Hughes
This Year's Oscar Ceremony Promises Best Telecast Yet
Hollywood reports point to the 1958 Academy Awards telecast being the best yet as industry funding trims the show. Three minor awards are dropped to speed the program, with discussions of pre presenting some categories. Noted names like Joan Fontaine and Marion Brando surface in backstage chatter amid studio shifts and talent rosters.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Academy
Davis homeless again Paris up world Denes held three year sentence
Garry Davis a self styled figure known as world denes was released and returned to Paris. The article notes a Brisant sentence and references a three year term. Further details are unreadable.
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Paris
Sgarry - Davis
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