Dems Are Cold On Soil Bank
Washington reports that key Democrats reacted coolly to President Eisenhower's soil bank proposal as House moves to override his veto of the farm bill progress, with Senate leaders stating Congress won't yield easily. Eisenhower defended the veto in a national broadcast, calling the bill a flawed patchwork while outlining a plan to offer farmers up to 50 percent payments upon contract participation starting after July 1, 1956.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soil Bank Act
Congress
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
House
Rayburn
Heisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Paul M. Butler
Himlf
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Former Roswell Man Killed In Logging Accident
Oris F. Reynolds a 46 year old Roswell native and former police officer was killed in a logging road accident in the Capitan Mountains when he jumped from a runaway logging truck and was struck by a falling log. Survived by wife Blanche Barnes Reynolds mother Mamie Foster sister and brother Allen Reynolds. Funeral services set for Thursday at Ballard Chapel with burial in South Park Cemetery.
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Oris F. Reynolds
Roswell
Capitan Mountains
Reynolds
Green Tree
Lincoln County
Blanche Barnes
Mamie Foster
S. Washington Ave
Charles Shuey
Allen, Hagerman
Mathias Heile
Ballard Chapel
South Park Cemetery
Charlie Jones
Travis Maples
Roy Phillips
Jinx Farnall
Allen Bewley
Cal Barnett
Leonard Goedeke
Shug Hazel
Gene Smith
N. L. Britton
L. H. Keller
O. O. Askren
Lloyd Harris
Dick Calfens
Henry Eller
Bill Roberts
State Folklore Society to Convene Here in May
Miss Hazel Vineyard announces the New Mexico Folklore Society will convene in Roswell on May 12. A program-planning meeting starts at 7 30 p m at the Roswell Museum with many state figures expected to attend. Young people are urged to help host the event and participate in the schedule making.
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Roswell
New Mexico Folklore Society
Miss Hazel Vineyard
Miss Vineyard
Roswell Museum
Kefauver Campaigns as New Jersey Opens Primary
New Jersey voters began a primary amid Kefauver fighting the state Democratic organization. He seeks delegates and supports a popularity choice for president. Kefauver criticized bossism and warned against delegating the decision to Meyner or others as he campaigned across the state.
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Newark
N.J.P
New Jersey
Sen. Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Tennessee
Stevenson
Kefauver
Robert B. Meyner
Eisenhower
Democras
GOP
Meyner
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Graham Faces Jury in Denver Airliner Murder Case
Gum chewing John Gilbert Graham 24 appears relaxed as 47 prospective jurors are questioned for his trial on the murder of his mother Daisie E. King 55 in the United Air Lines DC6B bombing near Denver. Prosecutors allege a 25 stick dynamite bomb and $37500 life insurance.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Graham
Daisie E. King
United Air Lines
FBI
Gloria
Nobel Laureate Bunche to speak on Wilson policy at UNM
Dr. Ralph Bunche Nobel Peace Prize winner will deliver a talk at the University of New Mexico tonight on the foreign policies of Woodrow Wilson. The event is sponsored by UNM and the Phi Kappa Phi chapter.
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Albuquerque
Ralph Bunche
University of New Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
UNM
Phi Kappa Phi
National
Honorary Scholastic Society
Lookout in bad with cronies in safecrack case
In Los Angeles police report a lookout for a market safecracking trio is jailed on burglary suspicions. The lookout tripped a silent alarm while the others used sledge hammers and drills to breach a vault, drawing rapid police response and the market owner’s entry with a key.
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Los Angeles
E. R. Wins
B. H. McGranahan
House panel approves housing at three Air Force bases
A House armed services subcommittee voted clearance for housing projects at three Air Force bases. The package includes renewing a lease covering 800,000 acres of the White Sands Proving Ground in New Mexico.
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Washington
Air Force Bases
House
Armed Services
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
New Administration Takes Over City Council Retains Key Staff
City council inaugurated with Mayor Tucker presiding as Woodbury remains city manager engineer and Thompson Jr. stays chief of police. Louis Glenn Link named city clerk treasurer at 49, a Roswell native, wife Lorene Busby, two children, Joy and Bernard, moves from Food Mart post. Link replaces Harold Naylor who joined Stanley B. Mathis. Compton sanitation proposal held in abeyance. Fisher praised. Fire, police, and other departments retain personnel with limited changes.
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New City
Louis Glenn Link
The
Food Mart
Roswell
Link
Harold B
C. M. Woodbury
L. O
Tommy) Thompson Jr
E. C
Ernie) Tucker
City Hall
W. Second St
Lorene Busby
Joy
Bernard
Lewis Neatherlin
Dunken
Dutch) Naylor
Stanley B. Mathis
Naylor
O'Brien Complains Over Political Ad Show of Newspapers
Santa Fe state Democratic Chairman T E Brown says he cannot act on Lincoln OBrien s complaint that newspapers are neglected in political candidates advertising budgets. Brown notes the party organization is barred by law from participating in primaries, so no action is possible at this time.
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O'Brien
Santa FE
T. E. Brown
Lincoln O’brien
State Press Association
Brown
O’brien
Democratic Party
Typical Boys Run Away From Home in Houston
Danny McElwee nine and Victor eleven ran away from home in Houston yesterday. A bus station clerk suspected when they tried to buy tickets to Shreveport. Parents Mr and Mrs Henry G McElwee were notified. Their suitcase held baseballs gloves a butterfly net Victor’s collection and a jar of live caterpillars.
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Shreveport
Henry G. McElwee
Victor
Grace Kelly Rivaled On Riviera Ahead Of Royal Weddings
Grace Kelly dominated Riviera attention as Monaco's Prince Rainier III prepared for their civil ceremony the next day and a church service planned for Thursday. Rehearsals drew media access while Grace hosted her bridesmaids at Rainier's palace and the couple maintained formal distance during preparations.
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Monte Carlo
Grace Kelly
Riviera
Monaco
Rainier III
Grace
Rainier
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Nelson Tries to Escape From Los Lunas Jail
Nelson, 31, a confessed slayer, attempted to flee Los Lunas jail in Valencia County by hiding under a bed with an 18 inch steel pipe. Sheriff Medardo Sanchez interrupted the ruse and returned him to state penitentiary after the failed escape. He faced murder charges for killing Ralph Henderson Rainey whose body was found along U. S. 66 near Budville, New Mexico.
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Santa FE
David Cooper Nelson
State Penitentiary
Los Lunas
Valencia County
Medardo Sanchez
Nelson
H. Leslie Williams
Williams
Dist
John B. McManus
Ralph Henderson Rainey
Santa Monica
Calif
U. S. 66
Budville
N. M
Welcome Mr and Mrs Russell R Carre A lc and Mrs A R Stephenson
A social note greets new or former residents with congratulations to Russell R Carre and A L C and to Mrs A R Stephenson in a cordial society column.
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Russell R. Carre
A-lc
A.R. Stephenson
Ike Will Address Editors on Saturday
President Eisenhower will address the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Washington Saturday. The speech will be broadcast on ABC NBC CBS and Mutual radio networks from 10 to 10 30 p.m. EST and on CBS TV. A film of the speech will be aired on NBC TV at 11 p.m. Also at 11 30 p.m. CBS NBC Mutual radio and CBS TV NBC TV will broadcast Senator Alben Barkley’s Woodrow Wilson centennial remarks in Washington under the Democratic National Committee.
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New York
Eisenhower
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Cbs-Tv
ABC
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Nbc-Tv
Mutual Radio
CBS TV
Wil
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Democratic National Committee
Sets New Stage for Peace Effort
In Jerusalem Dag Hammarskjold arrived from Lebanon and began talks with Israeli leaders as he pursues a broader Middle East peace effort. He met Premier David Ben-Gurion after arriving from Lydda Airport with Moshe Sharett and Maj. Gen. Burns. The day followed reports of border clashes and Egyptian accusations over Suez Canalrestrictions as Hammarskjold pressed for cease fire assurances.
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Jerusalem
Dag Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Middle East
U. N
Lydda
Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Sharett
Edson L. M. Burns
U.N. Armistice Commission
Hammarskjold
Jordan
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Beirut
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
Ben-Gurion
Syria
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
St. See
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State's Folklore Society
Bunche
Lookout
Bert Ballard
Cit
Albert Romero
Melvin Clem
Gene White
Max Littell
Roy V. Tyner
L. D. Barbour
Fayette Davidson
Lee E. Green
Max Shepherd
Winston Daniel
Romero
White
Barbour
Davidson
Green
Louis Link
Brownwood Emerson
Roswell Daily Record
WSPG
City Council
Woodbury
Thompson
E. J. Compton
Ponca Wholesale Mercantile Co
Gene Fisher
Fisher
Littel
Compton
Police Department
Bob Ream
Lis L. M. Hall
H. E. Argenbright
Maurice J. Payné
James B. Dahlin
George E. Daniels
Ernest E. Crocker
Oral R. Glover
J. C. Smith
Melvil Harold Tucker
Harry Burkstaller
Ira Meredith
A. B. Gwinn
J. T. Mooring
W. J. Stribling
James P. Golden
ST. Mary’s
American Legion and Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sid Golston
Auxiliary Community Service
M. Borla
R. N
Ralph Burnworth
Auxiliary
Legion
Houston
Tex
Danny McElwee
Brother Victor
Ike
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