ASC Nominations Listed Vote Readied for County Committees
Nominees for county ASC committees are listed with districts A through M. Ballots go out Sept. 29 and must be returned to the ASC office. chairmanship and vice chairmen are determined by vote totals, with delegates to the county ASC convention selecting the county committee administering price supports and farm programs.
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Hidh
Sieg
Rex Buchanan
Orb Henson
Radford Hewes
A. C. Huckleberry
Lucius W. Long
Youn
Ralph McClung
Billy Hewes
R. L. Ha . H. E. Scammahorn
Dick Aler
Earl F. Ingram
C. McMichael
Tommy E. Glover
Ted Lynch
Jimmie B. C
Clyde A. Brock
Len — Ee F. Harney
Don W. Collier
Ardie Thompson
Don Ieeer Voxel
Freid Oge Ivan
Taylor Col Eee Tene
Lone Dawson
L. M. Robinson
R. E. Ford Jr
Joe Blue
Leon Coleman
Asa Kitchens
Robert H. Seymour
Beauchamp Ford
M. F. Miller
Melvin H. Brantley
Earl Heston
Glen C. White
C. L. Simpson
Lee Green
Ira Allen
Henry Due
Special Vote Seen On Segregation
Governor hopeful Raymond Gary warned a special election may occur during the next legislative session to address segregation funding. He argued the state cannot absorb costs for educating Negro students in white districts due to separate taxation systems. State Sen James Rinehart echoed the need for action during the session.
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Eee Ene
Suesian Raymond Gary
Tdie Beary
Enie Ten Islation
James Rinehart
el Reno
Enid Man Killed in Two Car Enid Wreck
Morris Cleland Jobe, 30, of 1606 W Oklahoma Enid, dies in a two car collision on a city street. Police report he was a passenger in a car driven by Eugene Wood 25. Other occupants and drivers are hospitalized with noncritical injuries.
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Oklahoma
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Soft Hearted Cop Bets on Sleep to Save Driver
Raleigh police officer spares a driver asleep at the wheel by paying the parking meter with a nickel after initially considering an overtime ticket. The kindly action ends with the driver sleeping through the moment.
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California Spending Million Dollars A Day On Highways
Governor Goodwin J. Knight says California spends a million dollars daily on highway construction. He spoke at a groundbreaking ceremony for an overpass at Sepulveda and Sunset Boulevards.
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Cartwright seeks new Bell hearing on rate increase
Oklahoma three member Public Service Commission faces call for a public hearing after Cartwright and colleagues approved a telephone rate rise last week. Attorney George LaCoste urged a hearing, while Cartwright reversed his stance amid public reaction. Weems said he would grant a hearing if others agree and the public wants it.
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Numbers Writer Chews His Cheek in Arrest Case
Baltimore court testimony describes 62-year-old Michael Farmer stuffing slips into his mouth after arrest. Edwin Taylor said Farmer chewed them, cut his cheek, and was treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital. A slip with numerals and cash amounts was recovered during the incident. Farmer held for grand jury in 2500 dollars bail.
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Former Boy Actor Recovers After Emergency Appendectomy
Carl Switzer of the original Our Gang is recuperating after an emergency appendectomy in Los Angeles. The actor known for his child roles is reported stable as medical teams assess recovery and potential follow up care.
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Carl Switzer
Copper Shortages Roil Markets And Inflation Fears
The article notes regional and temporary shortages raising prices and interest costs across copper, lead, zinc, and quicksilver. Strikes in Chile and mine cuts tighten supply while demand grows in Europe. Textile spot tightness stems from cautious buying and delivery needs amid steady Fed liquidity in most regions.
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New York Commodity Exchange
Washington
Chile
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U.S
Federal Reserve
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Mobility Seen By Stevens Amid Atomic Era Shifts
Army officials warn in a speech before the National Defense Transportation Assn that battlefield mobility will reach unprecedented levels in the atomic age. They describe a era where railroad cars are loaded onto specialized ships to rapidly deploy forces.
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St. Louis
National Defense Transportation Assn
Striptease Shows Lose Popularity in Tokyo
A postwar fad in Tokyo has shrunk from 14 to 8 shows, with sponsors canceling plans for a new luxury theater. Observers say dancers’ emphasis on the act rather than the tease has reduced audience interest.
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Vet Farm Loan Rules Await Legislative Approval
Oklahoma State School Commission drew up farm loan regulations allowing veterans to buy land with loans up to 93 1 2 percent of the low value. The rules require honorable discharges five years residence in Oklahoma and asset liability disclosures. World War I World War II and Korean War veterans are eligible. the commission met in a closed session with Murray absent to discuss the program.
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Ne A. Array Fai
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Murray
Benson Aide: His Own Son Moves Into GOP Role
The article notes Reed Benson, son of a GOP figure, joining the entourage on party business and a recent Air Force chaplaincy completion. It mentions possible employment arrangements and Reed's past service with the Republican National Committee and LDS church involvement.
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Funeral rites for Mrs. Zora Hunt
Funeral services for Mrs. Zora Hunt were held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Calvary Baptist Church. Burial followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Bearers included Wilbur Fox Earl Fox John Bradley Fred Metscher Charles Dean and E C Kennedy. Lawton Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Fred Metscher
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E. C. Kennedy
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Actress Barbara Rush to Seek Divorce from Jeffrey Hunter
Hollywood actress Barbara Rush says she will seek a divorce within a month from actor Jeffrey Hunter. They have been apart due to work, were married December 1 1950 and share one child.
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Barbara Rush
Jeffrey Hunter
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