Direct Approach to Stalin Could Benefit All Sides
BEWITT MacKENZIE argues a pause may help the United States Britain and France advance the Marshall Plan while Moscow seeks to consolidate gains. The piece notes the talks with Stalin were not decisive, and a truce could buy time for Western Europe defenses and Soviet positioning amid rising Eastern agitation.
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Stalin
America
Britain
France
Froscowi
Berlin
United Nations
Keetmlin
Western Europe
Reel Ag
Bresso
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Moscavw
Italy
Uncle Sat
Elmer Fraker cites Legion anti Red drive push in Ada
Ada Lions Club hears Elmer Fraker, American Legion adjutant, claim the Legion leads the current anti communist drive in Washington. He cites veterans’ hospital efforts, talks about eligibility, and defends veteran bonuses while urging more hospital facilities and youth programs like Boys State and national oratorical contests.
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Elmer Faker
American Legion
Oklahome
Tole
Ada Lions Club
Legion
Washington
Fraker
Theadore Roosevelt, Jr
Champ Bennett Clagix
Legion Veterans’ Hospital
Ort
Man 'Republic
le Bion
Oklahoma
Secion
Congress
Junior Legion Baseath
Two Oklahoma Boys Active in Legion Forum Debates
In Washington the third annual American Legion Forum featured a Pentagon visit with Army Chief of Staff Cimar Bradley. Oklahoma youths Corbin Larche, 17, and Garland Neng McMimmey, 17, debated platform planks for Federalists and Nationalists including conservation, Taft-Hartley repeal, and UN abolition.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cimar Bradley
Army
American Legion of Forum
Oklahoma
Corbin Larche
Midwest City
Garland Neng. McMi
Actor and Singer Elope and Wed in Mexico
Actor Gor Moore and dancer Nancy Walker of New York eloped to Tijuana Mexico yesterday. The simple ceremony occurred at the La Jolla house where Moore is touring in stage productions. Mexican Justice Alex Busta officiated. Walker previously starred in the New York production Dancing.
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LA Jolla
Catif
Gor Moore
Rancy Walker
Tifwena
Ae Tharriage
la Jolla House
Moore
Alex Bustaftante
Ste Wersillahoma
New York
Censorship Rumor Probed by Senate Committee
Washington August 3 Senate estimating committee to investigate charges of censorship against Oscar Ng. John W. Studebaker, former commissioner, says Ewing ordered preapproval of public statements by PSA staff. Studebaker cites education office barred from exposing tactics and dangers of communism in schools.
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Washington
Aus
Sem Ferguson
Senate Estimating
Oscar Ng
Federal Security
Aormiral
Michigan Senate
Senate
Ewing
John W. Studebaker
Sudebaker
Tate Promoted By Phillips
Tate promoted to assistant manager of the refining department at Phillips Petroleum. President K. S. Adams announced Tate will supervise Phillips Oil, Alamo Refining, Wasatch, Inland Empire Refineries, and Home Oil and Refining. He continues Phillips activities in the Mexico Mexico project. A 1927 Kansas State alumnus in electrical and mechanical engineering, he earlier worked at General Electric five years and Texas Pacific Coal and Oil six months before joining Phillips in 1929.
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Bartlesville
Oklx
Aug. L
Tate
Phillips Petroleum Company
K. S. Adams
Phillips Oill Company
Alamo ‘Refining Company
Phillip
Wasatch ‘Company
Inland Empire Refineries
Home Oil and Refining Co
Tateato
Paillirs Petroleunt ‘Company
Petrolets Mexicaoes
Mexico City
Kansas State College
General Electric Corporation
Texas Pacific Coal and Oi
Phillips
Paul Sturdevant Dies of Heart Attack at 54
Paul Sturdevant, 54, of TH East Fourteenth, died Sunday afternoon at Veterans Hospital in Spimhur from a heart attack. He served in World War I as a sergeant in France and Germany. Surviving are his wife F S Sturdevant, four sisters, and several brothers. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm from Cris Walk Chapel.
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Paul Sturdevant
Veterans Hospital
Spimhur
Criswalk Chapel
Sturdevant
Margit
Bradley
Oklahoma
Corn Hog Ratio and Meat Outlook From USDA Analysis
Washington experts explain the corn hog ratio and its effect on meat supply. When hog prices divided by corn prices fall below 12 to 1, farmers favor corn over feeding to hogs. above 12 to 1 they shift toward hog production, but timing and market impacts depend on crop yields and seasonal demand.
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Washington
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Made in Melghoma Exposition to spotlight Oklahoma industry
Oklahoma business leaders drive a Made in Melghoma Exposition planned for early October at Oklahoma City’s Municipal Auditorium. The two floor event will occupy about 80 000 square feet with 297 booths, showcasing pottery, glass making, cotton processing and assembly line operations. Cities Altus Guyman and Altus already signed on, with several others organizing plans to boost the state’s industrial profile and employment. The public can attend free of charge.
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Melghoma
Oklahoma C
Bloex Square
Astopiarh
Sieres
Altus
Guyman
Ate
Bo Enterprise Ag
Oxlesa
Industre
Alterritor
Gotecorise
Gleenhorn
Oklahoma
Uel
Agg
Move to move Helena school for boys questioned
Oklahoma City Aut 2 Gov Roy J Turner disclosed the state weighs removing the training school for white boys from Helena to a Strngtown sub prison. He seeks Prison Reform committee input led by Rep John Levergood Shawnee. Authorities will define board power if the move proceeds and plans to use Helena site for arts.
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
Helena
Strngtown
John Levergood
Shawnee
Moss Patterson
Defence of Affairs
Tusfer
Arts
Slanhams
Strisgiow
Troula
McAlester
Durant, Choctaw Chief, Dies at 82 in Tuskahoma
William A. Durant, principal chief of the Choctaw Nation since 1934, died at the Choctaw Council House in Tuskahoma. Funeral services set for the council house with a second service planned in Durant. Durant born August 18, 1886 near Bennington, his lineage includes several Choctaw leaders. Survivors include his wife Ida May Durant and two sons, W. S. Durant of Commerce City and Gordie Durant of Tuskahoma.
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Tuskahoma
Okt
Iliam
AL Durant
Axer
Durant
Bornet
Bennington
Arvar Enunty
Blaroh
Sylvester Durant
Willam Durant
Pierre
Allseleeipol
Okla
Dixon Durant
Williare Durant
Eres
Oklahoma
Fe Inter
Qulakama House of Representatives
Oklesuma
Sunday Dangerous Day on Highways
The Associated Press reports a deadly Sunday on Oklahoma roads with fourteen of the 49 fatalities occurring in daylight and 14 in darkness. Tulsa led with three deaths, while Oklahoma City Fort Gibson Ardmore each reported two. Enid Laverne Connerville Norman and Walters had one each.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Cay
Tulse
Oklahoma City
Fort Gibson
Ardmore
Enid
Laverne
Connervile
Norman
Walters
Oxlahota
Muskogee
Creek
Tulss
Grady
McClain
Carter
Gidedian
Covanche
School Issues Are Approved
OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 1 The attorney general’s office today approved six additional school bonds totaling 27255 They are Liberty combined school district Sequoyah county 3753 for building Wyandotte school board Ottawa county 4000 for school site and buildings repairs Muscogee consolidated school district No 2 Obfuskee county 4995 for furniture and 263 for transportation Som equipment Cerulia for consolidated district No 2 Craig and Nowata counties 16060 for transportation equipment Maramec school board Pawnee county 568 for transportation equipment Chesotah school board McIntosh county 7300 for transportation equipment
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Attorner General’s Office
Literty Comsatdeted
Distrig Ne T
Sequoyah Caunty
Wyandotte
Boere
Ottawa County
Maso Consolidated
Obfuskee County
Cériralia
Genoa
Craig
Nowata
Maramec
Pawnee County
Chesotah
Mcintosh County
Three Day Rodeo Tours Planned Across Oklahoma
A three day traveling tour is being organized by the Ade Els Lodge to promote fan advertising for the Aga Hod with routes set. The Ada based trio will leave Wednesday Thursday and Friday morning, visiting towns from Ada through Sasakwa Holdenville Wetumka Weleetka and others before ending in Madill. Aimed at broad regional exposure, the plan includes about 40 stops across successive days.
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Ade Els Lodge
Fir Rea
Hicks Smith
Harald Criswell
Ada
Waale
Bo A. m
Sasakwa
Holdenville
Wetumka
Weleetka
Ciemah
Cromwell
Wewoks
Semimore
Shawnee
Tecumseh
Maud
Konawa
Rott, Sulur
Davis
Ardmore
Wilsor
Feaidom
Comanche
Duncan
Marlow
Rush Springs
Chickashe
Purcell
Wayne
Pauls Valley
Stratford
Tishomings
Madill
Durent
Denison
Shermet
Bouhara
Honey Grove
Paris
Hogo
Antlers
Atoka
Coglgate
Stemewall
Hager Cleared Morris Held for Robbery Trial
In a justice court proceeding Judge Percy Armstrong ordered Buck Morris bound over to district court for trial on armed robbery charges connected to the Frontier club holdup last July. Hager was cleared. Sid Reger released. Witnesses identified Morris, while a third suspect, Amerew Sunten, remained at large. no evidence was presented against Hager.
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Percy Armstrong
Sid Reger
Buck Morris
Tral
Frontier Club
la Rue Bjord
Otto Guinn
Sem Inlaw Otto Guinn
Morris
Witnessey
Amerew Sunten
Armstrong
Hager
Montana Advertises lis Hamburgers In Missouri Incident
CHILLICOTHE Missouri July 32 A Billings Montana restaurant shipped two Montana hamburgers complete with onion mustard and lettuce to Sedalia Chamber of Commerce to advertise Montana products The chain of events began when a local woman complained about being charged 25 cents for what she called an undersized hamburger The Stockman restaurant showcased the fully equipped Montana sandwich and the improvised display involved a rope tied crate and shipping with the burgers clear over the edge of buns The absurd stunt aimed to illustrate Montana hamburger advantages and drew local attention to the promotional effort.
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Chillicothe
Montana
Chamber of Sedoshere
Billings
Shipgs
Stockman
Divorce Settlement Ties Reno Record With 3.5 Million
In Reno on August 2 1921 Dorow Svelrn benman obtained divorce from Allan S Lehman a New York banker in a case described as the largest Reno divorce settlement. Reports cite 3.5 million as the figure with Lehman denying the amount. The couple previously connected to former Governor Estabane of New York separated for 32 years.
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New
Dorw Svelrn Benman
Georce
Allan S. Lehroan
New York
Birk Lersran
Sts. Leman
Rerhey
Een Estabane
Ust, Ork
Leaoign
Small Dog Saves Master and Wife From Bears
In Anchorage Alaska Aug 3 a small dog named Boats aided Tae man D C Walker and his wife by diverting a charging brown bear. Walker suffered severe injuries to his scalp face and body while protecting his wife before being rushed to a hospital. The dog’s actions helped attract the wife back toward the cannery where responders arrived.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Tae Man
D.C. Walker
Kenai
Walker
Whitney Cannery
Kenai River
Sooty
Piay
Toyelaw
Reed Admits He's An Amateur In Politics
U.S. Senator Clyce M. Reed of Kansas writes that he sees himself as a political amateur after observing Dewey campaign graduates. He requests enrollment details for the next session of the Dewey School of Politics, seeking admission requirements term length and degree possibility.
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Sen. Reed
Washington
Clyce M. Reed
R-Kas
Dewey University of Politics
Dewey
Hocsert Brownell
Brownell
Thomas & Dewey
Raed
Berbert Brownell
New York
Philadelphia
Dewey University
Trend Toward Hysteric Leadership Sought Says Socialist Leader
Quoted remarks from Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential candidate, noting a tendency to look for a singular authoritative figure amid public unrest and calls for decisive action. The quote frames a critique of mass enthusiasm for a central leader in times of upheaval.
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Norman Thomas
The Reluctant Schoolboy and the Age of Machines
A reflective essay contrasts past youth with modern tech savvy teens solving a California high school project. The piece ponders a rapid machine age from a wary, almost nostalgic viewpoint, noting jet tech, aviation feats, and the uneasy pace of progress while questioning faith in machines.
Major Farm Groups Back Wheat Pack Plan
Three large farm organizations urged Senate ratification of the international wheat agreement. The National Grange American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Farmers Union said the pact, backed by 35 nations, would stabilize world grain markets and prevent a return to rigid controls. It aims to fix export quotas and set maximum and minimum prices, and is under review by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Wational Grange
American Army Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
Digzon
Congress
Truman wires his sympathy to Phillips in Oklahoma
President Truman sent a message of condolence to Frank Phillips of Bartlesville Oklahoma after the death of his wife. The message expressed Mrs Truman and the president’s deep sympathy and praised the late Mrs Phillips as a grand woman in a summer visit to White Howe.
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Independence
Truman
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Bus Collision Near Prague Injures Six Persons
A bus collision occurred in Prague Oklahoma injuring six people. Reports say the crash involved a gasoline transport and another vehicle, with several passengers taken to Froilins hospital in serious condition.
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Truch
Prague
Okla
Paden
Froilins Hespite
Oklahoma City
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