Iowa Governor Arnes Stockpile of Surplus Food
Des Moines Iowa Gov Leo Hoegh urged the federal government to buy livestock and stockpile food to bolster farm prices. Speaking at the Midwest Republican Farm Price Conference he proposed four measures including market purchases, national food stockpiles, state committees to boost meat and dairy consumption, and reserve acres to ensure future bread and peace.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
United States
Hoegh
Nebraska
South Dakota
Indiana
Kansas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Illinois
Benson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Army Orders Transfer and resignations listed for artillery units
The Department of the Army issued transfers and resignations for officers and lieutenants nationwide. Notable moves include 1st Lt James R Bevins to Ft Wadsworth, Capt Cornelius Edge to Vaihingen Germany, and Maj James T Babbitt assigned to Tokyo. Several lieutenants are reassigned to Ft Lewis and Ft Dix, with retirements and resignations noted.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D. C
James R. Bevins
Ft Bliss
Ft Wadsworth
Myron R. Bernstein
Stu
David L. Camfield
Henry L. Caulkins II
George P. Graff
Robert D. Hardin
William J. Hennigan
Stanley M. Lewis
Anthony E. Liberta
James T. Madison
John E. Matchette
Phillip J. Osselaer
Ronald H.smiley
Thomas E. White
Robert J. Wil W. Clark
Clinton J. Curtis
Thomas R. Denney
James M. Fox Jr
John F. Ginella
Jimmy L. Greene
Claude M. Harden
Barron G. Holland
Joseph L. Mayer
William C. Mce- Eachern
Frederick W. Neilson
Rudolph M. Reich
Lewis
Hamilton
Egbert H. Thompson
Washington, DC
Erwin W. Neuvar
Hancock
Frederic L. Hayden
Raymond J. LaFrance
James R. Allan
Staniey C. Waldner
Rucker
George G. Meade
Albert W. Davis
Bliss
Robert E. Hatton
Sheridan
Ft Lewis
GM Sch
Sill
Asg
Stanley D. Bayer
Billy P. Beattie
Willis C. Bruton
Robert J. Chenu
David P. Coon
John D. Ferguson
Edward J. Greene
Garrison
G. Groh Jr
Earl M. Anthony G. Iacovelli
John D. Kelly
Donald B. King
John E. Knebel
Shunichi Kozohara
Richard H. Kunkemoeller
Dan B. Leach
Frank D. Martin
Glenn S. Morris
Robert R. Siegenthaler
Richard N. Taliaferro Jr
Ralph el Vanat Charlies
Don M. Neal
Gordon Prather
David Maughan
James T. Babbitt
Tokyo
Japan
James A. Hammond
Cyril Church Sets Revival in Cyril Kansas
Rev. John Q O Stewart of Neodesha Kansas will lead a two week revival at First Christian church starting 7 30 p m October 23 with pastor Rev Kenneth C Haley announcing sermons on daily living and texts including Counting the Cost and Paying the Price The Gospel of Forgiveness The Society of the Open Secret and How to Go to Hell Charles Downing of Cyril will lead the song services A prayer time has been observed for two Mondays and from October 17 church bells will ring at 9 20 a m for devotional services at 9 30 a m through October 22
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Cyril
John QO. Stewart
Neodesha
Kan
First Christian Church
Kenneth C. Haley
Stewart
Society of the Open Secret
Haley
Charles Downing
Government diverts six million pounds of nickel
Washington reports the government will shift six million pounds of nickel from its stockpile to private industry over the next two months due to a civilian shortage. The move aims to ease a scarce metal supply affecting civilian use and industrial manufacturing.
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Washington
Amish Life: Simple Comforts Suit Amish Farmer Hoyard
Hal Boyle profiles Amish farmer Dave Huyard and his family near New Holland Pennsylvania. The piece explains Amish vows of simple living rejecting modern comforts while stressing happiness, hard work, land ownership, and community dispute resolution within congregations. It notes rising old order populations and investment in farms for sons amid rising land prices.
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Dave Huyard
Huyard
Plain People
Hoyard
Lydia
David
Melvin
Isaac
Ruth
Mamie Breaks Hospital Vigil
Denver dispatch reports Mamie Eisenhower ending a 19 day vigil in President Eisenhower's hospital suite as he recovers from a heart attack. She took an afternoon drive around town and visited her mother, planning further outings as doctors allow.
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Denver
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
John S. Doud
Secret Service
Gray-Stone House
White House
James C. Hagerty
ABC Club Receives Fund Drive Kits at Luncheon
Lawton Fort Sill United Fund Red Cross campaign kits were distributed to members of the American Business club during a Thursday luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian. Paul Harris and Elmer Bauman spoke on campaign plans while Harold Anderson served as program chairman.
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Lawton-Fort Sill United Fund- Red Cross
American Business Club
Lawtonian
Paul Harris
Elmer Bauman
Public Employes
Harold Anderson
Students Tour Fairmont Foods Visit
Thirty two John Adams elementary fourth graders and their teacher Mrs Zella Beauchamp toured Fairmont Foods Co Plant Wednesday. H L Freeman led the tour explaining operations. Students have been studying industries in Lawton. Ice cream bars were served.
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John Adams Elementary School
Zella Beauchamp
Fairmont Foods Co
H. L. Freeman
Lawton
Drink For Mama Suspect Is Sentenced In Moonshine Case
Louisville native Joseph Lee Greenwell told a Federal court he went to a moonshine still to get a drink for his elderly mother and ended up arrested after taking two for himself. He received one year and one day in a Federal penitentiary for operating the still.
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Louisville
Joseph Lee Greenwell
Greenwell
Dallas finds $45,000 treasure case heads to grand jury
Jackson Davis of Corsicana found a thermos hidden $45,000 in Dallas during a line-dig under a house. Sheriff Decker noted theft charges and a possible grand jury presentation next week. NAACP officials said civil rights may have been violated by eight days in jail without charge.
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Dallas
Jackson Davis
Corsicana
Tex
Davis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
C. D. Flemmings
Fort Worth
NAACP
Bill Decker
Decker
Henry Wade
Grand
Wade
Matt Dawson
Dawson
W. D. Felder
Indians To Hear Land Negotiation Report Saturday
Comanche delegates announce an official Washington negotiations report on extra land payments will be presented at a 1 pm Saturday meeting in the Fort Sill Indian School gym. Kiowa and Apache tribesmen are invited to hear updates on the 1900 land purchase dispute totaling 2 million already paid toward 2,033,950 acres. Delegates include Kiowas Hunt and Goombi, Apache Berry, Comanche Coffy, and Lookingglass who spoke for the group.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Lookingglass
Indian Claims Commission
Fort Sill
Looking-glass
Robert Coffy
George Hunt
Robert Goombi
Tennyson Berry
Hunt
Goombi
Berry
Coffy
Summerfield Talk May Provide Clue To GOP Policy
Oklahoma City coverage reports Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield will address a state Republican fund raising dinner, hinting at policy if Eisenhower does not run again. The $100 plate event drew over 300 party leaders with speeches by Rizley Belcher Vinson and McKeever. Summerfield also plans a Tulsa banquet tomorrow night.
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Summerfield
Oklahoma City
Arthur E. Summerfield
Eisenhower
Ross Rizley
Oklahoma
Civil Aeronautics Board
Page Belcher
Enid
Bailie Vinson
Tulsa
Douglas McKeever
GOP
Hummingbird Unique Flight Reverses Wing Motion
The hummingbird uniquely can reverse wing action enabling backward flight as well as forward. This remarkable capability allows agile aerial maneuvers and hovering in place.
Royal Livestock Show Opens Today in Kansas City
The 57th American Royal Livestock and Horse Show starts today in Kansas City with about 4500 head of top beef cattle horses sheep and hogs on display over nine days. Opening events include a sale of sifted-out steers and a 4-H Club livestock judging contest. A queen selected from 40 Midwest beauties will be crowned at a ball tonight.
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Kansas City
Formosa quake lightly shakes Taipei coast
A Formosa earthquake struck the east coast today but the tremor was fairly light in Taipei with no casualties reported. No injuries were confirmed as officials assessed minor damage and residents remained alert, noting the quake caused shaking rather than major disruption.
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Taipei
Formosa
State Traffic Fatality Toll Mounts To 445
A 58 year old Hodgens farmer Kenneth Keith Cook died from injuries after a train tractor collision at a Le Flore County crossing. The Kansas City Southern freight train struck his tractor and he died in a hospital four hours later. The state total for the year reached 445, sixteen more than the same period in 1954.
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Associated Press
Hodgens Farmer
LeFlore County
Kansas City Southern
Kenneth Keith Cook
CIO Leaders to Meet in Miami Okla Weekend
The Oklahoma CIOs 15 member Executive Board will convene in Miami Oklahoma this weekend to discuss the union's political activities. State CIO council president E R Burns announced the meeting details.
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CIO
Miami, Okla
Oklahoma Cio
E. R. Burns
State
CIO Council
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Polly Witte
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Charlotte Coffey
Carol Collier
Sandra Fisher
Marilyn Fisher
Marilyn Jones
Christine Knauerhase
Sybille Laib
Carol Martin
Jane Reeves
Lynn Watson
Nancy Willis
David Bluethman
J. C. Capshaw
Crale Combs
Paul Costilow
John Dunane
Bill Goodier
Coffey
Sandra Fish
Johnnie Japert
Larry Mann
Allan McIntosh
Mike McMurray
Robert Melzer
Frank Murphy
Mike Mustain
Larry New
Carl Schow
Mike Waldrop
Mike Wester
C. E. Schow
John Bluethman
H. P. Brady
Royal Livestock Show
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