Funds OKayed by Committee for Military Programs
The house appropriations committee approved a 332.9 million dollar bill to meet shortages in funding for Tarigus agencies for the year ending June 60, with new grants for relief work in army-occupied countries and for veterans administration personnel. It also authorized 7.47 million for a Seward to Anchorage, Alaska road, calling it vital to a planned military program in Alaska. The panel urged the army and atomic commission to prioritize wartime needs and to avoid duplicating weapon components as production shifts from Los Alamos to other sites.
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William Farbogaste Shington
Alaska
House
Veterans’ Administration
Mike
Inman
Selow
Truman
Desyand
Ai Force
Elobt
Are My
Army
Atomic Commission
Gutherry
Congress
Commission
Wwalgom
Los Alamos
M. V. Wilson
David E. Lilienthal
Conmusion
Seward
Anchorage
Interior Department
Army Royals
Earl
No Big Three Meet in Prospect Soon
Washington report says the White House dismisses talk of a big three meeting as speculative. President Truman has said he would be glad to meet with Stalin and Atlee but is not seeking a formal trip or wide wartime alliance. Officials stressed no confirmed date or plan exists.
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Washington
Marge Dt
Truman Eno
United Sidentia
G. Ross Mule
Truman
Attery Bowlintore
Trane
Biehn
United States
Pepin
Turkey
Ureien
Fred Baer
New York
Dr. Marsh
Raymond Clapper
Formnt
Clapper
Marsh
Federal Jury Frees Vote Fraud Defendants in Kansas City
Eight Democratic leaders and workers were acquitted by a federal court jury in Kansas City on charges of vote fraud conspiracy tied to the 1996 primary. The jury found all eight not guilty after eight hours of deliberation. The case named figures including George R. Clara and Henry McKissick amid broader allegations of ghost voters and ballot miscount during a contested campaign for Missouri’s fifth district nomination.
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Kansas City
Democratic Party
Lawrence Estil
Lawyon
Ax Foreman
Estil
Richard M. Duncam
Agaist
George R. Clara
Jackson County
Henry Mee Kissick
Second Ward
Balou
Peace Court
McKissick
Ciiman
Congress
Missouri
Roger C. Slaughter
Enos Axtell
Pen- Gergast
Truman
Axtell
College Erecting Two Buildings at Chauncey Airport
East Central State college is erecting two 20 by 60 foot buildings at Chauncey Field with 2400 square feet for offices and briefing rooms for student pilots. A pending third building used at the airport will be moved to campus for the biology department as weather delays persist.
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East Central State College
Chinton Naval Base
Chauncey Field
Clarence
Rhe Arport
East Central
Oscar Parker
Sai
Thas Bull
Recall System Proposed for Oklahoma Officials
A legislative proposal asks to amend the Oklahoma constitution to allow recall of elected and appointed officials. The measure requires signatures and sets rules for recall petitions, including special elections within 60 days and possible suspension pending vote. judges face a higher threshold.
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Oklahoma
CFUN
LPMEA
Shieh
Fox
Welfare Federation, Inc
Secretary of State
Red Maneuver in China Amid World War II Reports
Reports from Peiping say Chinese and Communist forces clash as Nationalist units guard a northwest coast maneuver. Dispatches claim Communist withdrawals toward southern Inner Mongolia bases near Hopen province while Nationalist columns push to contain advances about 200 miles northwest of Peiping. Generals Pu Tso- i and allied troops renew attentions along the front as maneuvers unfold.
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Peiping
Cisina
Warehuria
Pim
Chahar
Smongetia
Hopen
Hoo Yries
Peipine
Pu Tso-¥i
Ada Chamber hosts Payne County group dairy program tour
Payne County officials and Ada Chamber of Commerce members welcomed a Pontotoc county farm youth dairy program delegation Monday. Harvey Lambert and Weslay explained operations while local professionals from Stillwater and Yale answered questions and shared details on establishing similar programs.
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Payne
Ada
Pontotoc County
Ada Chamber of
Cammerce
Payne County
Prgram
Harvey Laenbert
C. F. Weslay
Lester Smith
Phy G. Archer
Stillwater
Chamber of Commerce
L. Humon
Payne County Creamery
Ken McWherter
Midwest Creamery
Forank
Berey
Stillwater National Bank
Berkey Meams
Daulghmn
D B. Jeffrey
W. E. Young
Stillwates
Aairman
Bomact
Benker
Mercul
Bester Smith
Keith Mar
Chamber of Connin Roe
Airline Route Through Ada Nears Opening
An Oklahoma City Fort Worth route by a recently acquired carrier with Ada service is slated to begin operations around April. The Ada airport hangar at Chauncey has been completed and will host new schedules, with additional gates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel Airlines
Ada
California
Ievber
Oklahoma City- Fort Worth
Jackie Price
Wig Steel
Addam's
Chauncey Airport
Anc
Jewish Aid Appeal Making Progress
The local campaign to raise funds for the National Jewish Aid Appeal advances with over $4,000 toward its $0,000 goal. Eleven Jewish families in Atta Coakaite and Stonewall contribute, while more donations are hoped from the Round of Yas community.
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United
Sidney Sachs
Renatal
Atta
Coakaite
Stonewall
Sigvestian
Sina
Choris
Fam
Isa Fayonerr
Joy Ben
Kaz Department Store
Adin
Army Week Observance Planned for Next Week
Army Week will be observed with plans announced by Capt Marion E McDaniel noting observance methods and veteran education aims across the United States. He highlights peacetime army duties, honoring those who contributed to victory and urging continued service through training and travel opportunities for servicemen.
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Beem
Aga
Marion E. McDaniel
McDaniel
United States
ARS
Servier
McDaniels
Electric Weld Pipe To Be Produced In July Or August
Claymont March 28. The Work Sicep company announced it will produce electric welded pipe up to 36 inches in diameter at its plant in July or August. No orders were being taken yet and there was capacity to expand. Local officials report the project as a significant industrial advance for the area.
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Claymont
Col
Witnn
Piace
Ameter
Cameter
County Republican Officials Elected
County Republican officials were elected at a Saturday meeting. Boni was chosen as chairman with Howard Lewis, state committeeman, Meas Granger as secretary and Testar Blair as treasurer. The Pontetoe party endorsed Lem Ed Moore Tulsa for re election to the senate and Lew H. Wentz as state GOP chairman. A tribute was paid to the late John W. Beate, a longtime local Republican figure. Fifteen members plan to attend the state convention in Oklahoma City on April 24.
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Lease Boni
Chaimaan
Theotac County
Republican Party
Howard Lewis
Cormunitten Mos
Meas Granger
Secre
Testar Blair
Pontetoe Enanty Republiaf Com Rec
Lem
Ed Moore
Tulsa
Pepulal
Senate
Lew H. Wentz
GOP
Riva
Lewis
Mesdin
Buxton
Willian “Ytreat
Ti Ir
Maney
New Wage Demands On U S Railroads Spark Talks
Chicago marching 29 unions press for wage boosts and new working rules across the U S railroads. Leaders from the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and other switch unions plan Cleveland meetings to study the Fein report and its wage recommendations.
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U. S
Chicago
Anc
Percy
Brgre
Bo Robertson
Bratcd
Cheveland
Pun
Ribarrios
Brotherhood of
Logginaive Raginaues Aml Othe
Lmien
North Avil
Clevelene
Tyne
Ric Bias
Hosea
Val Alomanda
Beth
Curinel
Babytonian Tablet Found and Translated Amid Confusing Text
A cryptic ancient tablet was found by scholars near the Tigris river in a region linked to Mesopotamian rulers. Researchers note references to a Babylonian sway at Bulydor and to kings of Eshieuna, with mentions of silver ingots and a sealed face artifact valued in minas of gold and silver.
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Afb
Goppey AZ Rg
Albrochs Ze
GMI Ik
FAO
Prate
Bilalamna
Eshieuna
Tigris
Bulydor
Gil
That Ghostwriter Is Scaring Folks Again Says Columnist
ARTHUR EDSON reports from Washington on March 27 that President Daniel Maria of Boston University fears a ghostwriter behind typewriters who crafts speeches for others. The piece cites Dr Marsh and Raymond Clapper noting ghostwriters mislead voters and suggests lawmakers should be barred from using ghostwritten lines.
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Arthur Edson
Ral Boyle
Washington
Daniel Maria
Boston University
Marsh
Anthe Messanes
Eske
Thedy
Scouts Gather In 61 850 Pounds Of Scrap Paper Drive
Pontotoc County Scouts mobilize Fire Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and Senior Scouts to collect scrap paper, tallying 61 850 pounds by end of day with most papers gathered before noon. Local groups and businesses contributed, and totals list by organization include First Methodist, Latta Chambers, Napier, Oak Avenue Baptist, and more.
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Pontotoc County
Noom
Spnitech
Tenth Street
Snd
Renlvo Heyndon
Fidimg
Ada
Paesas
Francis
First Methodist
Fist Christian
Latta Cumbersman
Napier
Oak Avenue Baptist
Fittatown
Tupelo
First Baptist
Presbyterian
TIWG
Stratford Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Stratford residents welcomed relatives from Enid Norman Ada and Oklahoma City for a weekend of family gatherings. Several students from Oklahoma A and IV institutions were mentioned visiting or staying with parents and grandparents, including Lee Stephens and Lo Virda Stephens, with Easter plans noted for local families.
Ada Kiwanians Hear White Way Plans Display
Ada Kiwanians watched a film titled Freedom of Living in America presented by OG and EB TC UPS IT. Remit Wyatt Ada local superintendent for the company outlined that work would begin Tuesday to set new lighting standards for Ada’s downtown. The plan includes prismatic reflector lamps and enhanced pedestrian lighting stretching from College east to Youek. Wyatt described downtown Ada safety and beautification goals and noted upcoming meetings for further details.
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Ada Kiwanians
Freedom of Living
America
Tt Wen
EBTC
Wyatt
Tocal
Ameasnegch
Bexin
Ada’s
Wast Sy Hy
Ada
Dallas couple injured in Sulphur hospital landing
A Dallas couple, J. L Weight and Mrs. O. J. Wingst, were injured in a forced landing near Sulphur Oklahoma after engine trouble as their plane sought a field northwest of Sulphur. They were en route from Shanter to Bias, with Wright and his wife also aboard. Wright reportedly broke his nose but was not hospitalized.
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Okla
J. L Weight
J. Wingst
Dallas
Wright
Hudnall
Los Attes Singers, Lites
Baruch Urges Universal Military Training and Mobilization
Baruch testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee urging prompt enactment of universal military training and an economic mobilization plan. He warned failure to mobilize now could force war and called for monitoring the economy's impact of mobilization while stressing the need for clear national stance to deter aggression and uphold peaceful aims. He argued democratic leadership requires decisive action to defend freedom and prevent catastrophe.
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Washington
Mar
Hermard M. Barsch
America
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bartuch
Seruch
Guiney
R-Sd
Truman
Currey
Gurney
Barueh
Ameca
Baruch
Family Visits Mrs Frank Meaders On Easter Sunday
A large family surprise visit to Mrs. Frank W Meaders occurred Easter Sunday as relatives including Mis Gussie Bartley of Chickasha Clyde Meaders and the Meaders family gathered at her home. Visitors listed included Mr and Mrs Phil Lambke Oklahoma City Guy Meaders and family Mr and Mrs Guy Shipe and children Mr and Mrs Bart Ley Breaders and children Ste and Mrs Tee Hennigan Mr and Mrs Bob White and daughter Mr and Mrs Clyde Meardes and Mrs Gusalt Bustlew.
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Frank W. Meaders
Misg Gussie Bartley
Chickasha
Bartley Breaders
Ste
Tee Hennigan
Bob. White and
Daucheer
Clyde Merdcee
Gusalt Bustlew
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China
Cupid
Duty
Norman Plumiey
Doris May
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Sinarwen
AY County
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Wank
Pontatoc County
Stratford News
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Gyok
Mos
Bill Cao
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Mer
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Nidre Sprigg
Gee
Bob Ral
Oklimama City
John McClaren
Mrs. Voxel
Flowers
Oklahoma City
Weir Mavents
Mus
Hack Bede
Sts
Jin Prowess
Mes
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Noeman
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Bitte Mhatie
Orahoma City
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Nellie Vaden
Litte Ben T Williams
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Gray
Opal Miller
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Misa Eloise
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