Not Much Farm Legislation Expected During 1958
The piece argues Congress will not pass major farm policy changes in 1958 due to conflicting views among the Eisenhower administration, farm state lawmakers, and major farm groups. It notes likely efforts on cotton and dairy come late or face veto, with 1958 programs already in place and only 1959 changes possible for soil bank and conservation subsidies.
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Journal State
Congress
Ovid Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Martin
Lebanon Genntown Community Club Hosts Social Evening
The Lebanon Genntown Community Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Elsie Snook’s North Cherry Street home with Mrs. Louise Evans and Mrs. Mertle Clark leading the program. Other items include luncheon socials hosted by Miss Kay Sue Beckett and a bridge night at Mrs. Charles Earnhart’s Deerfield Road home. Births, visits, and event slides noted among local families.
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Lebanon
Genntown Community Club
Elsie Snook
North Cherry Street
Louise Evans
Mertle Clark
Kay Sue Beckett
Dayton Road
Ann Mulford
Billie Pierce
Joanne Hollingshead
Ann Armitage
Nancy Henderson
Barbara Brewer
Carol Kite
Carol Reionel
Barbara Sherwood
Priscilla Bendal
Charles Earnhart
Golden Lamb
Earnhart
Deerfield Road
Clarence Ranker
North High Street
Ruth Ranker
Dayton
India Ranker
William Ranker
Carl Ranker
James Schuchter
Mrs King Hosts Bridge Club Gathering at West Orchard
Mrs Robert King hosted a bridge club gathering last Thursday at her West Orchard Avenue home. Guest Mrs Helen McGetchin attended the event.
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M's
Robert King
West Orchard Ave
Helen McGetchin
Cowboy Hall of Fame Shrine Groundbreaking Held Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City marked the ground breaking for a five million dollar National Cowboy Hall of Fame shrine with representatives from 17 Western states. Governors Gary Mecham Russell and Simpson joined Lt. Gov. Houck and Rep Burdick in the ceremony as about 2,000 people braved near freezing weather. Industrialist C A Reynolds, chairman, urged enduring memory of the Old West as construction begins this year.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Edward L. Mecham
New Mexico
Charles H. Russell
Nevada
Millward Simpsson
Wyoming
L. R. Houck
South Dakota
Asher L. Burdick
North Dakota
C. A. Reynolds
Kansas City
Bids On $550000 Franklin School Bonds Opened
Franklin special report states Elmer Gregg will open bids for 550000 in school bonds approved last November. Superintendent J Forrest Burns says the new board may act today or delay until a later meeting. The board, reorganized Monday, elected Fred Byers president and Marshall Miller vice president. new members William Berutti and Dr Dale Hubbard were sworn in. Regular meetings set for the third Monday each month.
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Franklin
Elmer _ Gregg
J. Forrest Burns
Fred Byers
Marshall Miller
William Berutti
Dale Hubbard
Faye Emerson Wins Uncontested Mexican Divorce
Faye Emerson has been granted an uncontested Mexican divorce from Skitch Henderson. The decree, approved December 5 by an Acapulco judge, has been countersigned by Guerrero state governor and awaits recognition by the Interior and Foreign Relations departments and the U.S. consulate. Emerson filed for divorce on November 23 citing separation from the marital home for over six months.
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Mexico City
Faye Emerson
Skitch Henderson
Francisco Lopez Figueroa
Acapulco
Guerrero
Interior and Foreign Relations Departments
U. S
Miss Emerson
Singer David Street Weds Fourth Actress Sharon Lee
Hollywood report states singer David Street secretly married for a fourth time to actress Sharon Lee on December 14 in Las Vegas Nevada. Lee age 26, Street 38, previously wed to Mary Street Lois Andrews and Mary Beth Hughes.
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Hollywood
David Street
Sharon Lee
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Lee
Street
Mary Street
Lois Andrews
Mary Beth Hughes
Government civilian jobs fall to three year low in November
Senator Byrd reported federal civilian employment declined to 2,330,107 in November, the lowest in three years, with overall government staffing down due to Defense Department cuts. Civilian department jobs rose by 2,662 from October to 1,237,516 while military agency employment fell to 1,092,591, down 12,549 from October.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Defense Department
Senate House Committee
Man Killed Two Hurt In Springfield Crash
Orlyn Fout 33 of South Solon Madison County was killed early today when a car ran off Ohio 70 at the northwest Springfield limits and struck a telephone pole. Don Riley 34 and James R. Secret, both of Springfield, were critically injured and taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Springfield
Ohio
w—Orlyn Fout
South Solon
Madison County
Don Riley
James R.secret
Mercy Hospital
Ohio reviews campaign expense law after many candidates failed to file
Ohio election officials will study the expense filing rule that bars candidates who miss filing deadlines from running for five years. The Ohio Association of Election Officials will work with the next Legislature on possible changes. Kathleen Haase notes efforts to set ground rules for voting without a year residence and to require proof of eligibility for the 1960 presidential election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Assn. of
Kathleen K. Haase
Ted. W. Brown
Board of Elections
Israel forms new cabinet under Ben-Gurion after breach row
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion resumes leadership with five parties backing a new government. The cabinet won a 76 to 33 confidence vote as secrecy promises were stressed. Ben-Gurion also serves as defense minister with Golda Meir continuing as foreign minister.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Achduth Avodaheee Unity Party
West Germany
Golda Meir
House Approves Ending Acreage Reserve in Soil Bank
Agriculture Secretary Benson announced the administration would abandon the acreage reserve phase of the soil bank. He said the $3,000 annual payment cap kept many large operators out, reducing participation and the program’s effectiveness. The long range conservation reserve will continue.
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Soil Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Congress
House Agriculture
Rep. Abernethy
House Agriculture Committee
Congressional
Department
Sales Taxes Pay Back $52 Million In Redemptions
Ohio Department of Taxation paid 5.49 million in sales tax stamp redemptions to various organizations and individuals last year. Tax Commissioner Stanley J. Bowers noted the amount was 515,906 above 1956, calling the rise encouraging and indicating more people obtain receipts from vendors for redemption. The department processed 94,972 applications, including 8098 by organizations and 17,874 by individuals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Taxation
Stanley J.bowers
Bowers
Alma Center Tractor Kills Owner Twice in Family Tragedy
Larry Cummings 18 operated the family farm after his father Wilbur died last June in a tractor accident. Larry was found crushed near a field by a brother in law when the tractor with its lights on moved across the field. The elder Cummings, 45, perished June 24 when the same tractor crushed him in a shed during plowing.
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Alma Center
Wis
Larry Cummings
Cummings
Wilbur Cummings
Louth
Jackson County
Dulles Set for Quiz on Russia Summit Prospects
Secretary of State Dulles testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee about prospects for a top level meeting with Russia in the new session. He will also address the Senate Foreign Relations Committee tomorrow. Rep. Morgan notes interest in the direct attitude toward a future summit.
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Washington
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep. Morgan
D-Pa
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B. L. Livingstone
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