Bonds Forfeited In Police Court On Liquor Counts
Bonds totaling 140 were forfeited in Municipal Court after two men failed to appear for trial before Judge J Merle Oaks. Don ald Hodges 20 of 10122 Monroe faced charges of illegal liquor possession reckless driving and liquor transport. Garrett 49 of 102 B had bonds forfeited for illegal liquor possession operating a joint and nuisance with gambling gear seized. Police reported liquor and gambling evidence from raids.
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J. Merle Oaks
Donald Hodges
Monroe
John McCaig
Kenneth Stradley
Tom Phipps
Hodges
Travis Garrett
Garrett
Pete Fuller
R A. Davis
Eulis Young
Frank Murphy
John Moore
Jack Wheeler
James Blackburn
Roy Wood
Melvin Kelley
Junior Hawkins
Oliver O. Gibson
Cornell
Gil Ramos Riveria
Fort Sill
Albert M. Bloom
James H. Hill
Hill
Stella Rivera
S. Fifth
Lillie Mae McCall
Arlington
Gus Haywood
S. 15Th
Dolores Hart
Fort Cobb
Frances Bates
Douglas
Pfc
David Bell, III
Actors Found Dead In Room In Times Square
New York police investigate the death of actor producer Philip Loeb found dead in his hotel room at the Taft. He registered as Fred Lang from Philadelphia. years earlier his name appeared in Red Channels and he was dropped from The Goldbergs. Gertrude Berg defended him, denouncing the listing as unfair.
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New York
Philip Loeb
Loeb
Taft
Times Square
Fred Lang
Philadelphia
Goldbergs
Papa Goldberg
Gertrude Berg
Mollie Goldberg
Loebe
Actors Equity
College Education is Worth 91000 Dollars Worth
Washington reports two Census Bureau officials at the American Sociological Society annual meeting estimate that lifetime college earnings exceed high school by about 100000 dollars, with costs around 9000 dollars, making college a sound monetary investment though not a guarantee.
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Washington
American Sociological Society
Paul C.glick
Herman P. Miller
Western Oklahoma Re-seeding Could Return Big Net Gains
An estimated five million dollars awaits farmers and stockmen on a million acres of abandoned cropland and low producing range in western Oklahoma. Over 1945 to 1954 reseeded areas yielded higher net returns, with sand love grass producing the strongest gains at eleven dollars per acre. Across tested varieties, reseeded land averaged 7.44 dollars per acre versus 3.04 on native range.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Oklahoma drought tests boost drought tolerant cluster bean
Guar grown as a test crop proved adaptable to Oklahoma conditions by withstanding a severe drought last year. Texas A&M College agronomists report 53 selections of drought tolerant legume, also called cluster bean, are being grown in tests this year.
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Oklahoma
A&m College Agronomists
Irrigation Boost Yields in Altus Wheat Trials
Fall irrigation raised yields by 10.1 bushels per acre and spring irrigation added 12.9 bushels, totaling a 21.3 bushels per acre increase in Altus trials this year. The study shows irrigation in both seasons significantly improved wheat production compared to non-irrigated crops.
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Altus
September and October county events across Oklahoma farms
Six September October farm events compete with fairs on the state calendar. Sept 6 cotton training conference in Mangum. Sept 29-30 veterinarians at A&M College. Oct 5 range improvement field day in Woodward. Oct 6 peanut research station field day in Stratford. Oct 11 eastern Oklahoma beef cattle field day in Wilburton. Oct 27-28 Oklahoma formula feed conference in Stillwater.
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Mangum
A&m College
Woodward
Stratford
Birds Eating Church Steeple Draws Police Help
Woodpeckers are eating a church steeple in Lakeland Florida police say they cannot stop the damage. An official from the Baptist Bible Institute asked for police assistance and the case was referred to the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.
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Lakeland
Fla.p
The
Baptist Bible Institute
State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Eisenhower to lead GOP as 1956 campaign looms
President Eisenhower is pictured as likely to play an active role in the 1956 campaign whether or not he runs again. Aides say he aims to guide the Republican party along dynamic conservatism to stay in power, with a Sept. 10 Denver meeting of 48 state chairmen and GOP leader Leonard Hall to shape campaign strategies and enthusiasm.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
White House
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Congress
Rep
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
House
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
James C. Hagerty
Augusta National Club
Georgia
John S. Doud
Cherry Hills Country Club
Strike Fighter Makes Peace With All Foes
Mrs Esther Quigley 35 and Nicholas Prete president Local 1214 CIO United Auto Workers faced disorderly conduct charges after a disturbance in front of Harrison Sheet Steel Co. The conflict stemmed from a one week home lockout over a strike later settled with all charges dismissed by Judge Hastens.
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Esther Quigley
Woman’s Court
Nicholas Prete
CIO United Auto Workers
Prete
Harrison Sheet Steel Co
Andrew
Quigley
Soviet Yugoslavia Sign Trade Pact in Moscow
Belgrade reports a trade pact with Yugoslavia to swap 70 million dollars of goods annually for three years. It doubles last year’s 32 million dollar exchange and covers bauxite lead tobacco hemp for Soviet coal oil and cotton. Moscow extends large credits and a 30 million dollar loan in foreign currency or gold.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Moscow
Science finds healing substance reduces piles fast
Doctors report actual shrinking of piles and relief from itching without surgery. Sufferers say piles have ceased to be a problem. Bio-Dyne, widely used to heal injured tissue, is now available in suppository or ointment as Preperation H. At your druggist guarantee Beg. U. S. Pat. Office note.
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