Oklahoma Governor Criticizes AFL Agent Over Factory Strike
Gov. Johnston Murray blasted AFL Machinists business agent Edd C. Foster for refusing to call a secret union vote at American Iron and Machine Works in Oklahoma City. Firm president M. G. McCool challenged Foster to hold a ballot. negotiations with the company linger in deadlock as workers face hardship and delays in support. Federal mediator C. T. Emory sat in on talks.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Texas
Murray
Edd C. Foster
American Iron and Machine Works
Houston
Foster
AFL Machinists Union
M. G. McCool
McCool
Artillery States Carson Exercise Opens at Fort Carson
Exer eis Breechblock begins October 25 at Fort Carson Colorado and involves all non divisional field artillery units. Brig Gen Thomas L Sherburne leads a four day simulated combat exercise billed as the largest peacetime artillery maneuver in the Pike s Peak region. Col Charles L Heitman Jr 8th Division artillery commander will supervise the operation. The 40th Field Artillery Group and six Carson units participate with observers from Fort Sill Fort Monroe and 5th Army HQ. The operation combines air and ground forces with live ammunition to heighten realism.
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FT. Carson
Colo.p
Pike’s Peak
Thomas L. Sherburne
Carson
8Th Infantry
Golden Arrow
Sherburne
Charles L. Heitman Jr
40Th Field Artillery Group
Ft. Sill
Okla
Army Field Forces
Ft. Monroe
5Th Army
Chicago
Scout Leadership Program Expansion Discussed At Meet
Plans to boost leadership training for Black Beaver council unit Scout leaders were reviewed Wednesday night. M H McMasters of Dallas assisted the committee in outlining new training roles for Cub Explorer and Scoutmaster leaders. The Hunting Horse district will begin Tuesday with Cub Scout leader training at Taft Elementary School at 7 30 pm with Jack Carter guiding.
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Black Beaver Council
M. H. McMasters
Dallas
Tex
Col. H. E. Liebe
Johnny Holcomb
Henry Welker
William Howell
Frederick
Hunting Horse
Jack Carter
Gaid
Taft Elementary School
NAAWP Strikes Back at Delaware Antagonist
In Wilmington Delaware the National Association of the Advancement of White People telegrammed Governor Boggs demanding the removal of State Attorney General H Albert Young The AG has begun legal action to revoke the NAACP charter and defended 11 Negro pupils ordered to return to a segregated Milford High School during a brief integration effort
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Wilmington
Del
National Assn. For
H. Albert Young
J. Caleb Boggs
NAAWP
Young
NAACP
Delaware
Milford
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Chicago Butter Market Steady as Receipts Rise
Butter prices hold steady with wholesale buying values listed for 93 score 60.92 A 59.75 and 90 B 57.25, 89 C 56.25, ears 90 B 57.75 and 89 C 56.25. Receipts total 756 916 with unchanged prices across grades.
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Chicago
U. S. Must Prove Lack Of Colonial Aims To Asians
Tokyo report outlines the U S challenge of persuading Asian governments and peoples that America has no colonial aims while countering Communist propaganda. Dulles cites ties with Britain and France complicating perceptions and discusses options for Asian unity or U S leadership in anti colonial efforts.
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U. S
Tokyo
Asia
United States
America
Naganda
John Foster Dulles
U. S. Senate
United Kingdom
France
Dulles
United
Britain
Ples
Two Sooner County Agents Receive Awards
In Salt Lake City two Oklahoma county agents Howard Connally of Kingfisher and William S Whitenon of Caremore were among 12 honored with distinguished service awards at the National County Agents Association meeting. A E Darlow of Oklahoma A&M College was to speak at the conference.
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Salt Lake City
Oklahoma
National County Agents Association
Howard Connally
Kingfisher
William S. Whitenton
Caremore
A. E. Darlow
Oklahoma AM College
Alaska Uraniu m Rush Opens With Stampede of Prospectors
Alaska's first major uranium rush erupts as prospectors flood into the Happy River area 110 miles northwest of Anchorage. A tent city named Uranium City sprouts near eight confirmed claims. George Kitchen, a bush pilot and discoverer, says 100 men have flown in and warns of an early winter freeze that could strand those there. Ore samples test well locally and with the Atomic Energy Commission, which will conduct further study.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Happy River
Here
Uranium City
George Kitchen
Kitchen
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Sugar Cane Grown Widely Across Tropics and Subtropics
Sugar cane is cultivated in regions reaching 30 degrees north and south of the equator. This wide distribution reflects its adaptability to diverse climates and soils across major tropical and subtropical zones.
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Equator
American Royal Queen Is Chosen
The Queen of the American Royal was selected last night by five judges from thirty eight candidates across six states. The queen and her court, including two princesses and eight attendants, will reign over the livestock and horse show next week.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
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Am Motors
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Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Schick
General Electric
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Miracle Auto Polish
Trike
Epeanin
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Samco
Prestone Anni-Freeze
Alta Rust
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T.U
D Ave
Lionel
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Sooner County
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Maurice
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Sim
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Lawton Auction CO
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