Jail 826 in Kobe after Korean riots and unrest
U S military police jailed 826 persons in Kobe following rioting linked to Korean demonstrators. Commanders ordered continued dragnet arrests as Lieutenant General Robert L. Eichelberger condemned the violence and pledged no compromise with subversive actions amid clashes that injured Japanese, Koreans, and others.
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Pegtigible
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U. S
Hdsghy
Persoma
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Yokohama
Rei
Kyung-Phan
Japan Communist Party
Japan
Fepancae
Kobe
Eiehalbeccer
Congress May Add Incentives to Army Volunteer Appeal
In Washington April 75 Senator Wherry hinted Congress may fund incentives to volunteers to boost manpower if recruitment flags. At the U S Chamber of Commerce opening session James A Purley urged business leaders to take a larger role in public service and policy. Wherry blamed “secret desks” and years of appeasing Russia for defense strains, proposing a volunteer army with optional selective service to ensure numbers. Debate on Truman’s preparedness program and reciprocal trade act are also anticipated amid fears of Europe’s security and economic strains.
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Wherry Jr-Neb
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
James A. Purley
Wherry
Senate
Quebec
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Aeathet
Russia
Truman
Felicy
Snasher
Jyme
Donaldson in Ada before Post Office Location in 1914
In Ada County Judge McKeown recalls 1914 talks with post office inspector Donaldson about a West Twelfth location for Ada’s post office. The spot later supported by McKeown in Congress helped justify the early federal building project.
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Jaden McKeown
Donaldson
West Twelfth
Jadee McKeown
Congress
Donaldsom
Muskegee
McKeown
Ads
Post Office
Federal
Simo
U S Coal Demand Seen Rising At Decade Start
Cincinnati reports at the American Mining Congress coal convention that the nation will face sharply higher fuel needs in the next decade. Dr Joy Yatlott of the Locomotive Engineers Committee cites a shifting balance among coal oil and gas and predicts petroleum use rising beyond 700000 barrels daily amid Marshall Plan fuel requirements.
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Cincinnati
Joy He Yetlott
Congress
Yatlott
Baltimore
Drafting 161,000 youths for year training plan outlined
Washington April 27 A program for drafting 161,900 youths for one year training service was outlined for the Senate Armed Services Committee. Chairman Gurney said the plan would draft for ten years with service for men 19 to 23, expect 194,000 inducted first year, most non veterans. It would hold the air forces to 66, and abandon universal military training in favor of a non universal plan. Local boards would handle both trainees and draftees, with a War era selective service basis. If approved, trainees and drafters could be on duty 60 days after passage. Rep. Andrews urged against universal training and proposed terminating draft in two years with universal training to start 90 days after.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Gurney
R-Sdy
Army
Navy
Senate
Rep. Andrews
R-Xy
House Armed Wives Committee
Andrews
Sad Sack Johnny Redwine Roams Ada Convention
Johnny Redwine postmaster of Spite, known as the Sad Sack of the Ada convention, endures a string of mishaps from a bathtub of water to a ruined barbeque plate, then fumbles through a forgetful birthday and praises Ada’s hospitality despite the day’s embarrassments.
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Zohn R. Redwine
Ada
Albridge Hotel
Johnny’s
Johnny
Johny
Uncle Sam
Navy
Tate
Jonnpy
Adoona
Sewage Plant Units Fall Short: Ada Survey
A state health department survey of Ada's sewage disposal system shows mixed results across the plant. Mechanical units including grit chambers and clarifiers show inefficiencies, while sludge digestion and filter stages require adjustments to prevent sediment carryover and pump wear. The evaluator notes odor control and complete solids removal need improvements, with recommendations to bury or burn certain waste materials.
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State Health Department
Ada
Death by Own Action Claimed in Avery Parker Case
WPA verdict of death by own action was returned yesterday in the death of Avery Parker, 35. Parker's body was found behind a billboard sign near the downtown business district, according to Coroner Paull Powers in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
WPA
Avery &. Parker
Paull Powers
Arker
Washington Postmasters Convertion Leader Named
Washington Departmental representative CEO Washington Ir. at the Postmasters' convention is Jobs W. Askew, assistant comptroller for the department.
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Washington, Ir
Jobs W. Askew
Cabbie Uses Ear to Fight Communism With Buttons
New York cab driver Max Voxel and wife spent 200 on pro American buttons for every fare. They travel to promote a stance against communism, handing out buttons with the slogan Fight Communism. The couple describes their one family war and insist their effort supports their children and country, despite mixed reactions from passengers.
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NEA Service
NEW York
NEA
Max Voxel
Wesband
Atc
Max
Shesaravic
Waele Sam
Worx
Winds Delay Will Rogers Field Air Show in Oklahoma City
High winds and storms across the Oklahoma City area postponed the Will Rogers Field air show. An estimated 5,000 attendees were present despite the weather. Officials said the program will proceed as scheduled to celebrate the completion of the Cray Agromaistics Administration vessel and the International Aviation Tining School at the field.
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Oklahoma City
Will Rogers Field
Mari
Erin’ Ting
Shaw
Steadham Ackey
Cray Agromaistics Administration
International Aviation Tining
County F B Group Elects Officers and Studies Reports
The Pontatse county Therew insis Associetied held its annual meeting Monday night at the Alldragde date. Elected officers include president EB Ambrese, vice president Rot, secretary Compe, treasurer Byrne. Three-year board termists: Bayless, Gullath, Miller, Page, Wilmoth, Grevy, Holkum. Dr. E C Canaria, head of county health, reported on TB work and case reporting. Gail Puckett urged TB prevention through Christmas Seals and legislative support for health measures. Budget approved for health education, chest x rays, and patient transport.
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Alldradge
EB. Ambrese
Zeir Rot
AC Competom
Allen
C. C. Byrne
Ada
J. W. Dulanay
Stonewall
Duke
Freneis
Morris FL Bayless
Gullath
Mus
Jdbee Miler
Ade
Fred Page
FE Wilmoth
Vangss
Grevy
Rofk
J. 2
Holkum
Pitzhugh
Kerr Wo Peasy
Mr . Bone
E. C. Canaria
T. B
Geysona
Childrn
Neel
Gail Puckett
Oklahoma TB Association
Board of Health
Paysalazies
Samaiorims
Br. Pucert
Virgil Medloth
Medlock
Talihina
Clinton
Norman
Rainfall Overload Strains City Sewage Plant
A state health department survey finds Tulsa’s high per capita water use and direct storm drain connections push raw sewage into the Little Sandy Creek after rains. The plant can’t handle the flow, causing bypasses and odors, with sludge banks downstream and oxygen absorption in the creek. Future notes promise more on plant operation and disposal methods.
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State Health Department
Oklahoma
Little Sandy
Quahoma
Sunday Socials in Vanoss Area Report
Lome Mag Walker visited Ruth Pith Sunday with Mrs. Francis Shaw. Nancy Wilmoth and Patey Wilmoth were Sunday callers of Adelia Janes. John Wilmoth and daughters Nancy Patsy and Wayne Coazens visited the Wheelocks. Various locals including Ries Tiffin and Jean Walker visited Bonita Sundiey and other Sunday guests shared calls among neighbors.
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Lome Mag Walker
Ruth Pith
Francis Shaw
Nancy
Patey Wilmoth
Adelia Janes
John Wilmoth
Patsy
Wayne Coazens
Wheelocks
Jean Walker
Bonita Srndiey
Pennington
Walters
Charley Ternet
Filag Fones
Sandey
Tasner
VA orders monthly training reports from on job veterans and firms
Oklahoma City VA regional office announces new rules under Public Law 345. Training establishments must transmit monthly progress and attendance reports for on the job trainees to the local VA office or Muskogee VA office. March reports due asap. 30 day reporting gap suspends payments. Supervisors retain visits for non disabled trainees. blank forms mailed from Oklahoma City office.
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Feaac Walton
Oklahoma City
GE Sill
Bere
Guy Brown
North “Broadway
Exect
Mus
Kogen
Ares
Cogee VA
WAL
Ghrotmend VA
Ming Wader
Progress Raporta
Public Law
Tram WA
Complaint Over Car Painted In Unattractive Color
Plainfield resident Wayne Comget reported to police that an automobile was spray painted in an unattractive color. He said the vandal used paint on one side only, covered windows, and left the other side untouched. The incident occurred in Indianapolis with no injuries reported.
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Irdeanapolis
Wayne Comget
Plainfield
Luey
Red Spies Steal Congressional Directories Today
Soviet spies in Berlin are stealing congressional directories, U S postal guides, almanacs, and government reports for unknown use. An American returning from Berlin described German workers who spy on colleagues and brag of theft, with one agent even attempting to sell back a stolen telephone.
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New York
Berlin
Congressional
U_S
America
Our
Atom Binding Force Baffles Scientists In Chicago
In Chicago on April 24 reports say experiments indicate that a roving electric charge does not influence the binding force holding the atomic nucleus together. Dr. Hers bert L. Andarsom and Dr. Aaron Wovick at Argonne National Laboratories show protons and neutrons exchange electrical traits rapidly within the nucleus. They measured magnetic properties of the nucleus of hydrogen and helium to probe the core interactions. About THO0o women are employed in the British civil service, mainly in post office departments.
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Watter
Amatco
Hersbert L. Andarsom
Aaron Wovick
U. S. Astamic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratories
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