Allies Blamed By Red Press As Berlin Talks Lag
Berlin dispatch reports sections of the pro Soviet German press accusing Western powers of obstruction as Moscow talks with Stalin and Molotov near an end. The communist city press sharpens attacks while Berlin contends with currency fears amid a divided east west economy. Western diplomats reportedly faced shifting positions on Soviet proposals at the Moscow meetings.
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Berlin
Presa Charsud Ladey
Moscow
Evisix
Pewspapurt
Sropaftanca Bidadsidg
Weelermore Pation
Sig Powoik
Stalin
Molotov
Peess E
Germany
Work Stoppage Hits Los Alamos Project
Washington reports a work stoppage at the Los Alamos atomic energy project threatens serious damage to the U S atomic weapons program. Acting Commission Chairman Surance Pike urged Union leaders to return workers as nonunion hires exceeded 3 000 at the site and more than 60 contract workers walked off.
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Washington
Atomic Enery Commission
Los Alamos
N. M
ARI
Prident Witton Green
Commission
Surance Pike Tole Green
Pike
Geren
APL
Mrs Kosenkina’s Condition Improves In New York
New York August 1 reports indicate Mrs Chesana Stepanovna Kosenkina, a Russian service teacher, shows improvement after a week at Roosevelt Hospital. A 9 a m bulletin notes her temperature and pulse stabilize, breathing easier with oxygen, and she ate breakfast. The Soviet consul general had no formal invitation to send a surgeon, only a consultative option extended to any private patient’s physician.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Isanet
Om. Lcst
Chesana Stepanovney Kor Qenkina
Hosppitah
Oklahoma Weather: Fair Skies With Lows In The 70s
A weather update for Oklahoma indicates fair conditions tonight and Friday. Temperatures drop to the low 70s tonight with highs expected in the 70s on Friday.
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Oklahoma
UN mediator warns Jerusalem may resume general fighting
Stockholm Aug 19 The United Nations Palestine mediator Count Folke Bernadotte warned the Security Council that the situation in Jerusalem is gradually getting out of hand and could lead to a general resumption of hostilities. He urged prompt action to halt renewed Arab Jewish strife and noted both sides show little readiness to accept demilitarization.
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Stockholm
United Nations Palestine Mediator
Security Council
Jerusalem
Folie Bernadotte
Council
Promat
Aras
Impris
Jerusalr
Bernadotte
Hay City
Barnadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Blanc
Bernadette
Haifa
Helions
Oil Seeker Venture Tests Man Made Quakes Off California
Off Santa Barbara three oil companies Shell Union and Continental pursue offshore petroleum using man made earthquakes to locate vast reservoirs from Point Conception to Point Loma. Five day weeks with three fleets explore through geophysical profiling amid debate over potential two billion barrels beneath southern California offshore.
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California
Santa Barbara
Calif
America
van Twet
Shell
Union
Continental
Point Conception
Pont Estein
Amenithea
Eo’ Berg A
Pony Express to Clatter Through Ada Next Monday
Riders from the Pony Express tour will pass Ada next Monday morning after leaving Sunday night. The journey includes a first leg to Roff for a second night, with events at Ada Roundup and stops in Ardmore, Roff, and other towns. The tour promotes a $2,000, six hundred production premier at the Meyer Swan theater with a preview Saturday to kick off five remount stee views and overnight stays.
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Frootie Hom
Ada
Roff
Rott Ane
Up Clue
Mitton Scott
Ardmere
Max Armstrong
Maggietta
Eresay
Stow
Mawardheim
Rive Botin Scoit
Armstrong
Polio May Be at Peak in State
In Oklahoma City doctors report a summer polio outbreak has reached its peak with 170 cases so far this year. The department notes a recent rise slowed, with 32 diagnoses in the last week of July and 25 new cases in the week ending August. Dr. John Shackleford, a staff member, says the peak appears to be behind.
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Oklahoma City
John Shackleford
Rolf Dates and Faculty Listed at Local Schools
Priday, Aug. 27, a school officially opens Aug. Supt. Richard Swink says children entering the first Lerade must bring certifi cates showing they will be six years old by December. Teachers report Aug. 33 to prepare for opening. High school faculty includes Mrs. Fred Clifton principal, Mrs. Wanda Cook music, B. Wink teaching class work. Gradeschool staff lists James Johnson principal coach, Mrs. Rebe Murphy, Mrs. Leslie Cooke, Mrs. Imo Carleton, Miss Hazel Crockett, Mrs. Myrtle Richie, and Mrs. Grace Fowler. A commercial teacher is still needed. State books will be furnished for all first and island grades.
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Richard Swink
Myrtle Richie
Grace Fowler
Iseland
Ada Chamber Leaders Trip to Wisconsin For C of C Beef Program
Marvey Tasbert president of the Ada Chamber of Commerce and head of the pre agriculture committee and C. H. Hatley conservation agent departed Monday for Wisconsin to inspect and buy six bulls for the Ada Chamber of Commerce sponsored Dairy Program. They have previously purchased most of the program’s heifers and expect to find high quality animals including ten young bulls for Pontotoc County’s effort. The pair planned to visit Madison and evaluate numerous bulls and cattle across thousands of miles and many animals.
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Marvey Tasbert
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Pre Agriculture Committee
C. H. Hatley
Wisconsin
Lambert
Haley
Madison
Ada
Pontotoc County
Only U N Can Send in Troops
President Fruman stated the United States will not send loans or troops as part of a United Nations force to Palestine or elsewhere. He noted some U N observers are already in Palestine and more are planned. He refused to comment on four power talks in Moscow.
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Washington
Fruman
United States
Ioans
Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
U. S
U. N
Israel
Moscow
Three Former New Deal Lawyers Ordered to Appear
Washington reports that the House Un-American Activities Committee ordered three former New Deal lawyers Nathan Witt Lee Pressman and John Abt to appear for questioning tomorrow amid a communist espionage probe. Alger Hiss declined to take a detector test. Truman criticized the committee while defending loyalty reviews and confidential government files.
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Washington
iThe House
UN American Activities Committee
New Deal
Nathan Witt
Lee Pressman
John Abt
Alger Huss
State Department
Hart
Hiss
Capnesie Endowment For Internaal Peace
Truman
Truman Lassec
FBT
Committee of of Rights
Trumar Saith
Mir
Frumarses
45th Artillery On Firing Mission Near Whitgita
The 45th Division moves its artillery into positions in the Whitgita mountains for a three night field Prep mission. Battery details include the 10bst Bn and a medical detachment with seven medics led by Sgn. James Wilt, plus staff from Oklahoma units and Fort Shori ng personnel. The field trip features an artil lery station and communications setup, with Wiltses Jacoby Sanders Roberts Boatright and Senders attached to the batteries. Residents in Goetschenen Switzer report explosions at a distant munitions depot prompting evacuations as two dozen homes are affected.
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Jemmy Whitley
45Th Division
Wighita Mountains
Ada
Fort Shoring
Arty
Sgn
James Wiltser
Bob Jeeney
Lavelle Sanders
Kenneth Roberts
Donald Roberts
James Boatright
Jackie Janeway
Adz
Tajor James
Gable
Oklahama
Jerry Holt
Oklahoma City
Div
Tan
Wiltses
Jacoby
Dona Roberts
Daneway
Jimmy Boatright
Fort Sul
Mayer Gaste
Tito Accused of Murder And Treason In Death of Former Chief of Staff
The report discusses a Soviet ex employee and alleged cases involving Dr. Kosentsina, a Russian teacher, plus government actions on asylum requests in New York. It notes legal maneuvers by Secretary Gross and Justice Dickstein, with a White House stance on asylum and freedom. The piece references the Soviet note regarding Kostentsina and statements by President Truman on individual liberty.
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Tito
Yugo Army
Joan M. Rigatower
Washington
State Department
Oksana
Kosenkina
Ernest A. Gross
Marshall
Samuel Dickstein
New York State Supreme Court
Kosentsina
York
Jis
Micks
Michael McDermott
Éepartment
Repostory
United States
Truman
Funeral Friday For Sgt Easton Killed in Action
Funeral services for S/Sgt. Frank T. Easton will be held Friday at 4 pm at Criswall Funeral with burial in Memorial Park. Rev. Hubert D. Rogland will conduct, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will provide military honors at the cemetery. Easton, a Ada native, served with the 46th Infantry until transferring to the 45th Division and was killed in February 1945 while leading his squad in action. He leaves widow Caroline Easton of Billings Montana, father W. N. Easton of Oklahoma City, sisters Mildred Ragland Rush Springs Edith Hembree and Meen Shen, brothers Jewel Detroit and Eastin Ada. Mother died in 1932.
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Frank T. Easton
Criswall
Buyiat Im Memorial Park
Hubert D. Rogland
Rush Springs Methodist Church
American Legion
Veterans of Firears
Easton
Ada
Tle
Shaettene Troit
Caroline Easton
Billings
Mont
W. N. Easton
Oklahome
Mildred Ragland
Rush Springs
Edith Hembree
lMeenshen
Oklahoma City
Threethers
Jewel
Detroit
Mich
Charleston
St. Ie
August Weather Returns to Normal in Oklahoma
August weather in Oklahoma returned to typical levels with no rain reported during the last two hours. Temperatures reached around 100 degrees in some towns, while others hovered in the 90s. Overnight lows were in the 50s and 60s as the forecast called for fair conditions. Local roads faced water issues but were not severely affected.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oureau
Pauls Valley
Carnegie
Waurika
Shawnree
Ardmore
Idabel
Guthrie
Chandler
Ida
McAfester
State Highway Department
Andorra's Parishes and Ancient Bible Manuscript Found
Andorra, a small nation in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, comprises 41 parishes in the diocese of the Spanish realm of Lirgel. The oldest manuscript Bible, a fourth century copy, was discovered at Sinai.
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Andorra
Lirgel
Vallow
Pyrenees
France
Spain
Bit
Sinai
Reginald Isaacs Funeral Set for Saturday
Reginald N Isaacs 20 Gaur Corner died March 23 1945 will be buried Saturday at 2 20 pm from Pentecostal Holiness Church Rev Wasson officiating Military honors will be rendered by the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Wille Isaacs and sister Mrs Alfreda Swade details indicate Isaacs company suffered heavy losses during the war and he was killed by an enemy shell fragment on the VW trail near Darawen Pangatinan Province. He grew up at Parish Chapel in this country.
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Reginald N., Isaacs
Gaur Corner
Em Lugen
Pentecostel Holiness Church
Wassrn
Rosedale
Wille N
Isaacs
Gane Cornert Sinters
Alfreda Swade
Sai Breather
Darawen
Pangatinan
Luzon
Young Snkner
Cruney
Draft Board Names Officials For 19 to 25 Registration
Officials have been named for the coming registration for men aged 19 to 25, with no publication yet of local draft notices. The News was assured the board will forward all information once available. A state authority will supply the list of men from Oklahoma City before any names can be confirmed. Angorre, one of two ext reefs in the world, has Timequere miles and a population of 3,000.
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Gonp
Oklahoma City
Angorre
Denunciations Hit Yugoslav Leader Tito by Romanian Agency
Radar, the official Romanian news agency, accuses Premier Marshal Tito and Yugoslav government figures of treason and murder in the death of Gen. Jovanovic. It claims Jovanovic was killed while attempting to flee into Romania and ties the slaying to Tito’s regime and its internal enemies, urging vigilance among Yugoslav communists and reporting on Cominform ties in Bucharest. The Times of London editorial notes Jovanovic’s attempted escape signaling loyalties, while warning of a broader crackdown on dissidents within Yugoslavia.
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London
Marshal Tito
Ariy Jovanovicy
Yurgoslav Army
Jiovanovic
Romana
Tito
Communistternational Information Bureau
Vomimfarem
Rador
Tito Pand
Alemasad
Rankovie
Jovanovic
Sarbsan
Radat
Bucharest
Fito
Geeper
Bed
Vard
Kerdely
Milovan
Djilas
Rankovic
Rader
Yuroslav
Yura
Yugoslavia
Times of London
Yugosav
Dearnatio Ne
Inter
Greece
Austria
The
Times
Cominform
Russia
Belgrade
Aed
Bel- Erate
Duvangvir
Tix
Yaroslav
Handwritten wall reads of last winning efforts and fading dollars
Fragmentary OCR captures a garbled note about recent wins and wasted money. The text hints that efforts and funds are slipping away, with phrases like kiss goodbye and lost time, but the message remains unclear and inconclusive.
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Comsultarion
New York City
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Whittaker Chambers
George Crumley
Alger
Edward Curtis
Americas
Pacific
Ughead
Uel
Pony Express
Rolf
Priday
C. of C
New Dealer
Committee
45Th
Goeschenen
Westerday
Dickstein
Jacob M. Lomakin
Lomakin
Drs Ma
Babee
Dickstern
Cowd
Ord
Gross
Naoey
Sgt. Easton
Reginald Isaacs
Biffer
Bob Blakes
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