Reds Build Balkan Arsenal In Yugoslav Factories
A fragmented report describes a Yugoslav arsenal under construction across Derifies and Belgrade areas, with heavy industry shifting from agriculture to war materiel. It notes labor conscription, German technologists, and youth mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Balkan
Yugoslav
Sogdan Baditsa
Bulan
Es In
Vrepstiy
Amd
Milutriis
Milovan Dyasshostewrits
Riond
Stalin
Tioslavia
Susytars
Agrix Bh
Bathuns
Eakbrustz
Mercs
Myussid
Sovoet
Curminy
Zonsoy
Coneu
Youth Movement
America
Br' Reagujevee
Sweddacrey
Valyvo
Qiso
Serbia
Amfant
Durjion
Pey Dent
Heeve
Cean
Belgrade
Invik
Triesty
Temhaltel
Sprade Steel
Czechonea
Af Zersum
Rarse
Yuge
Iuy
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russie
Community Club and Extension Meetings Schedule
A listing of district and home demonstration events in McAlester and county by April 21. Highlights include poultry meeting led by B.G. Ware on April 6 in county court room, delegates to the district council, 4-H health exams on April 10, and weekly club meetings across Cedar Grove Vaness Allen McLish Francis and Roft with exact dates and locations.
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Penly
B.G. Ware
Extension Poultryman
Mentlope
Stillwater
Rue Thompson
Nethe Tew
Bra Mie Richards
Home Demonstration Council
McAlester Wemnesbury
Home Demonstraton Wort
Sallie Mil
Esa Bymnoris
Irmingham
Alabame
Neva Davis
Francis
Saturcey
Cedar Grove
Vaness
Allen
McLish
Roft
Dust Fogs Western Kansas Saturday
A severe dust storm swept western Kansas on Saturday reducing visibility on wheat lands and highways to two feet near Keeney and Calhoun. Sheriff warnings urged motorists to avoid long drives west as visibility worsened, with one tractor trailer incident and minor damage reported. Elsewhere Enid announced free tree distributions and planting plans, while an unrelated political note mentioned Truman and a Virginia governor candidate.
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Bays
Ikos
Earl Shirties
Kansas
Keeney
I Hays
Bilfert
Bertr
Herr
Calby
Ras
Koeney
Kerr
Wren Rae
Trego County
Bilis County
Oklahoma Railroads Hit With Interim Freight Rate Boost
Oklahoma railroads win a 20 percent interim freight rate increase approved by the State Corporation Commission. The measure applies to coal to Harrah and certain brick, clay, and fertilizer products, with exemptions for sand and gravel. A final hearing on the applications is planned, with a June 24 deadline for nearby contracts and highway construction costs discussed by officials.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Corporation Commission
B. Bee
Harrah
Chiang May Step Asnt As Chinese President
Nanning April report states Chiang Kai Shek will not seek reappointment as president of China. Hu Shih, president of Peking University and former Washington ambassador, is named as potential successor while Kuomintang remains the dominant force. The national assembly sits to choose a postconstitutional president amid shifting leadership.
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Chiang
Harold K Milks Nanning
Ching Kam Shek
China
Generalissime
Kuermimti
Panky
Stithh Wight Rerrain Shima
Hu Shih
Peking University
Washington
National Assembly
Voter turnout rise eyed for 1948 U S election
U S census estimates show about 93 541 000 potential voters eligible in November 1948, 10 000 000 more than in 1944. Women may outnumber men by roughly 579 000. major parties and civic groups push get out the vote with voter information and outreach nationwide. The League of Women Voters promotes informed participation through handbooks and community services across 33 states.
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Jane Babs
Washington
United States
U.S
Cengus Burcow
Tr ix
CTC
PAC
Juntor Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Wah
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carre Chapman Catt
Amma Love Strauss
Macry
Clveton
Iegal
County dairy meetings to boost production in April
Two countywide dairy production meetings will be held April 6 and 8, hosted by the Oklahoma Agricultural Institute and the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture. In Coalgate and Clarita, agricultural instructors and veterans will present dairy program details, discuss heifer acquisitions, and review herd improvements. Over 130 attendees joined the recent soil training school conducted by FFA and 4 H groups.
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Rt Cartes
FLOYD
Oak County
Apeak Iwc
Oklahonxi Bi Institute
Okihoma Live Department of Agriculture
Orpisticatoms
Progra
Coal County
Pyass
Claeiky
Keith McMillan
Clarita High Schhngs
Neosho
Missouri
Souk
FF. A
Charles Lackey
Elmer Timmons
Everett McGraw
Cleo
Youm¢ Blood
Morvarel Thdwel
Charles Stutte
Clarita
Daniel
Olney
Veterans and Farmers Group
Garvin Bierce
Sanz Nelson
William BeilTer
Eran
Seren
Pete Parks
Round Hall
Coalpate
April 18 Vote on Italian Reds Running Government
Washington reports on the Italian elections of April 14 showing how the vote will shape a permanent government. The article outlines Italy’s move from monarchy to a two house system with a premier and cabinet needing parliamentary confidence, and explains potential outcomes if communists gain or fail to gain a majority.
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Tames Marlow
Washington
ABC
Mussolini
Italy
Brey
Allan
Fb Senate
Depiebios
Artiumest
syMibel
Rate ernIene
Ttalivn
Vitvra
Ubenyay
Ig Exper
Ph Saat
Fos
Eter
Interior
Cabiinet
Parament
Br Palin
Trig Calainet
Mike Pig
Heyn
Phi Ries
Win & Trajarlie
Scath
Promnier
Pat Prowp
Smet
Anc
Judge Orders Lewis To End Coal Strike
Federal judge orders United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis to end the three week coal strike. Judge Matthew F. McGuire issues a temporary restraining order at 7:50 p.m. EST directing both unions and soft coal operators to resume work and to pursue good faith negotiations under Taft-Hartley. The order, valid until April 14, follows President Truman’s directive to seek an injunction under the national emergency provisions and signals potential further action if no settlement is reached.
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Max Ball
Norman Walker Washington
John L. Lewis
Matthew F. McGuire
Justice Department
Truman
Tom Clark
Thas
Tech Nn
Lewis Setly
Ward
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Liz
Cyon
iLewis
UMW
Healg
T_S
United States
Trummen
Forseht
Sec
APL
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Board of Iquiry
Trumvam
Genavel Tom Clark
Shixing
Ada C of C Folder Gains Wide Acclaim in 1947 Drive
Ada Chamber of Commerce distributes a folder titled What your Chamber of Commerce Did in 1947 to organizations across the United States. The publication, filled with activities and printed programs, drew rapid interest from many cities and chambers. Local secretary-manager Kilker notes plans to promote membership and institute courses during a Southwest Institute session in Dallas.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ada Chamber of Commerce
United States
Folter
Ade
Carsbor
United States Chamber of Commerce News
Washington, D. C
Chamber of’ Commerce
Keith Marshall
B. S.C
S. News
Beavers Falls
Laddington
Mich
Freemont
Ohio
St. Joseph
Moch
Manhattan
Men
Ozturtwa
Payne
Ais
Kilgore
Tex
Cody
Wit
Apaconda
Mont
Warrenton
Pierre
S. Es
Juntellonw City
Kon
Amsterdam
Lancaster
Las Viagas
N. M Wolly
Bastam
N.Y
Japan May Move Scrap Steel Sales After War
Japan weighs a plain to sell scrap steel potentially bought from the United States before the war. An official of the Japan Transoceanic Steel Co estimated stockpiled scrap at about 2,500,000 tons with further supplies from stockpiles and war remnants. The plan would see 20,000 tons of alloy scrap go to highly blitzer facilities to aid the Japanese war machine.
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Tokyo
Apal
United States
Allivé Heagenaders
Japan Tran
I Stan! Co
Arkansas Negroes Ready For Walkout
Arkansas Negro Democrats say they will be prepared if white Democratic leaders walk out of the Philadelphia National Democratic convention. Dr. J. M. Robinson, president of the Arkansas Negro Democratic Association, announced seven delegates named to attend and cover vacancies caused by insurgent action. Delegates at large include Rev. Reed of Drew County and Rev. Brinson, with district delegates listed from Ashley, Jefferson, Miller, Purdy, and Prairie counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Sue Anvil Liberties
J. M. Robinson
Arkansas Negro Democratic Association
Executive
Truman
Revinson
Nop Sxistai
Brokinson
Af Reed
Drew County
T. W. Daniels
Ashley County
B. G Mallen
Jefferson County
G. €. Macker
Miller County
F A. Snodgrass
Gray
Pur Jaski County
Awards Made Girl Scouts Af Sulphur
Sulphur, Oklahoma Girl Scout Week events highlighted a pot luck supper and awards ceremony at First Christian Church. Mrs. W. E. Mountford led the Sulphur Girl Scout Council, with investitures conducted by Mrs. Buel Green. Senior troop leadership included Mrs. Mountford, Townsley, and Bryan Batthmore. awards covered Outdoor, My Troop, Book Binding, Hospitas, Prints, Sewing, and Scribe across three intermediate troops. Buster Posh chaired the program and oversaw arrangements.
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Oxla
Ceorge Duka
Leo Rorsatsan
First Christian Church
W. E. Wountford
Suighur Girl Scout Counel
Buel Green
Treans
Amd
WD Mountford
John. Townsley
Bryan Batthmore
Buster Posh
Kurtz to Direct Houston Symphony in 3-Year Deal
Russian born conductor Kurtz, 46, will direct the Houston Symphony for a three year term. He leaves Kansas City after a six year tenure, where salaries rose from 20,000 to 236,000 overall. He will be in charge as director and conductor, with ensemble size growing from 72 to 90. Houston has had no regular conductor for two years. Kurtz debuted with the New York Philharmonic after coming to the United States in 1940.
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New York
E‘vam Kurte
Renas City Philhermonic
Bar
Houston Symphony
Kersays
Af Ail
Kurtz
Partharpionic Post
Cercerts
Kansas City
Texas Orchestra
Houston
New York Philharmonic
America
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Kavernven
Yurile
Tybor
Germany
Martira Mote Home Demonstration
Oe Iwantea Floyd Assistant Poultry Meeting
Satteeete and
Geys
Moses
Tng
Fitzhugh
Mare
Hackers
Winds
Pamanses
Niae
Schedate
Hepphand Club
Bfomer Hai
Elu
Pitehggh
Mus
Alma de Shazv
Enid
Pars
Clyde, &. Rowley
Tolitaan
Government
I Gnv
William Tyek
Virgina
Oklahoma Railroad
Commission
Reichstag
Aly
Orvemier
Gheemnhard Rubisch
U. S
Je Bo Gras
Alexandria
Trumen
Clark
Ada C
C. Folder
USC. of C
Japan
Communist Daily Worker
Arkansas Negrees Realy
Girl Scouts
Stillwater, Okla
Amit J
Oiklahoma A
Cole Love
WF. Deusinges
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