Poultry Farmers Seek Government Aid On Prices
National Poultry Farmers Assn monitors efforts to win federal price support for eggs and poultry as farm incomes strain. Prices have fallen since last year while costs, wages, and feed rise. lawmakers urge actions though officials resist subsidies. Benson will not attend today's Washington meeting.
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Washington
National Poultry Farmers Assn
Ma Arom
Agriculture Department
Try
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department
Sens
Thye
R-Minn
Mundt
R-Sd
Betty Hutton Tops Dietrich In Swan Song Showdown
Las Vegas duel of stars ends with Betty Hutton delivering a 50 minute swan song performance at the Desert Inn. Dietrich counters at the Sahara with provocative gowns as both vie for attention and glory. Hutton hints at retirement and marriage to Alan Livingston after four weeks.
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Bob Thomas
Las Vegas
Gex
Energy
Marlene Dietrich
Betty Hutton
Miss Dietrich
Miss Hutton
Alan Livingston
the Desert Inn
Betty
Christian Dior
Dietrich
Terry Moore
The
Sahara
Jean Louis
Iss Dietrich
Desert Inn Room
Three Forfeit Bonds On Traffic Charges
Robert Wayne Tisdel a 49 year old Lawton man charged with reckless driving in a wreck at Second and A forfeited a 20 bond in police court. Ben Cortez 24 of Rt 2 Lawton forfeited a 20 bond after a two car accident left two unoccupied cars damaged. Bobby Burrow 24 of 1408 Sum mit forfeited an 11 bond for driving without a license. Walter J Collier 25 of 1712 Washington forfeited an 11 bond for allowing an unlicensed person to drive.
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Robert Wayne Tisdel
Lawton
Second
Tisdel
Ben Cortez
Rt. 2
Ane Bell
Bobby Burrow
Summit
Walter J. Collier
Washington
Wilson’s bird dog remark stirs labor politics clash
Secretary of defense Charles E. Wilson faced a storm of protest from CIO and AFL leaders and Democratic figures after saying bird dogs hunt for food, a remark seen as a misstep amid Detroit unemployment talk. Eisenhower defended him while Wilson explained no insult intended.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Walter Reuther
CIO
George Meany
AFL
Eisenhower
Atomic Workers Vote On 6 Cent Wage Offer at Two Plants
CIO atomic workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky will vote October 21 and 22 on a six cent hourly wage increase offer that has stalled for six months. NLRB arranged elections as union leaders plan intensified campaigns to urge rejection. Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co operates the plants for the government and offered only the raise.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
CIO Atomic Workers
Paducah
National Labor Relations Board
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Fort Sill
Edward T. Williams
Artillery Center
Detroit
National Press Club
United States
General Motors
Defense
Southwestern Radio & Sound
H & E Pho
Bill McCowan
Maurice
Bill) McCowan
David Morton
Sim’s Shoe Shop
CD Avenue
Courthouse
Atomic Workers
Auto-Lite
Ron Stephens
Chevrolet
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Co
E Avenue
SEARS
Cali
South 11Th Street
Lawton, Okla
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