Cox Plea for Aid Bill Faces Senate Debate
Rep. Cox portrays Russia as waging a covert war and urges approval of a $490,000,600 aid bill for Austria, France, Italy, and China to blunt communist expansion. He warns emergency help can be cut off if communists seize those governments and frames aid as a security measure amid bipartisan concern.
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William Farbogast
Washington
Russia
Cox
Thga
Austria
France
Ialy
China
Adiew Naises Boubty
Leo Allen
Europe
Nathan
Genate Appropriations Committee
Allen
Senate Grows
Robert Lovett
Pranes
Italy
Safegmarchy
Ality Ey
Loyegy Sane
Senate
House
United
Huimanity
United States
Jude
R-Minn
Haig
Greece
Froma
Rain and Snow Save Kansas Wheat Prospects
Heavy rainfall and snowfall across Kansas in the 34 hours ending at 6 am improved wheat prospects. Officials note moisture will aid wheat in western regions and give eastern areas a boost, with experts calling it a needed, though not decisive, lift for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topema
Kansas
Don Foster
U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Oklahoma nurse director named for veterans branch office
A nurse named Arsantes, director of nursing at the University of Oklahoma hospital, accepts the role of educational director in Veterans Administration branch office No. 12. She will serve as consultant in nursing for the 12 Veterans care sites in California Arizona Hawaii and Hawaii.
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Rusions
Oklahoss City
Cathise, Arsantes
Oklahoma Hospital
Veterans
Gin Tan
Calforma
Arizona
Rone
Hawaii
Weather Forecast Fragment for Friday Night
Fragmentary weather note notes cloudiness developing Friday night and colder temperatures across eastern and southern regions with lows around the 20s to mid 30s. Southeast areas reach near 40 while northwest regions stay cooler with highs around 5. Unclear names and places appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlaroma
Martingeat
Warnter Pristay
Boroutheast
Yule Season Opens Tonight With Santa Claus in Town
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts the Yule Season kickoff at Main and Broadway Thursday at 7:30 PM. ADA radio will broadcast the program as Jaycees welcome a crowd, with Santa Claus expected to appear and Christmas lights turned on by club members.
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Stevs
Santa Claus
Main
Broadway
Chamber of Commerce
ADA
Jaycees
Cavistrms
Fda
TS P
Juyeee
Membe
Evga
Eiytion
Bicycle Licenses Now Available In City
Police Chief Cecil Smith announced that bicycle tags will go on sale Saturday at 8 am. All bike owners must be present to purchase tags. Tags cost two cents each and every bike will be entered into the department’s records. For bikes without serial numbers a temporary number will be added. Operators of motor scooters and whizzer bikes are exempt, as their tags are issued by the auto tag office. Beginning next Wednesday all wheeled vehicles including bicycles must display license plates. The police plan an extensive drive to curb unlicensed vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poice
Cecil Smith
Police
Police Department
Moemor
Ie Aute
Mercay
Timsity Police Department
Oklahoma City hosts Interstate compact meeting with oil field focus
The Interstate compact commission gathers at the Baltimore hotel in Oklahoma City for a three day session. Governors attend as talks cover oil conservation the Marshal plan and the Oklahoma City field discovery's impact. Roy J. Turner to welcome the states with Cities Service radio program to follow. Officers to be chosen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Oilahama City
Baltmore Hotel
Frank M. Porter
Provident
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas
Oklahoma City Field Discovery
Cities Service Radio
Wkt-Nbc
Untrained Escaper Flies Stolen Plane Then Lands
Dee Tamm reports a man named McIntosh escaped Monday night from a Springfield medical center with four companions. He reportedly prepared to take off in a second plane, flew a short distance, and landed near a house after claiming to seek the Mississippi River. Local sheriff said fuel was dumped and the group disappeared. three accomplices remain at large while McIntosh is jailed in Madison County.
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Tamm
Dee
Tor Lewis
Iuens Liman
Melntosh
Springfield
Lewis
Tennessat
Mclntosh
Ahevift
MeIninsis
Wifouis
Firsit
Dayton
Missigaippi
Tennessee
Sapling
P Gartac
Shera
Atta
Agezin
Medical Center
Soundfield
Mcinitos
Malntosh
Madizon
Speech Tournament Opens at College Here
The East Consal Gebale hosts a college speech tournament with multiple contests Thursday morning including group discussions, story telling, and book reviews. Finals are set for Thursday evening with results announced for poetry reading and story telling. top winners include Donald Cai Southeasterm and Jim Poland from Southeastern and Southwestern.
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Fouisterine
Southwestern
Panhandle
Philips
Southeastern
Sour
Om Missouri
Springfield
Elizabeth Elbos
Pi Kiappa Sigma
Shuy Dents
Hans Im
Donald Cai Southeasterm
Jim Poland
Richard Bradley
Saul
Lesoy Hicks
Southeaserny Donel Tex
Bil Shaw
Teansine Bradley
Roy Nell Webs
Sou
Eastern
Martha Low Buie
East Pexas
Boole
Wwestarian
Go Acmitance Cma Re
Albright to Run for Congress in Oklahoma District
Washington D C Dee Isnest Albright of Shawnet Oklahoma announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to Congress from Oklahoma's Fourth District. He would challenge incumbent Rep Glen Datsinson. Albright's main platform is a constitutional purge of communism.
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Washington, Dee
Isnest Albright
Shawnet
Okla
Congress
Ciahoma
Glen Datinson
D-Okla
Assuetites
Jolson
United States
Albright
Charges Filed on Archie Higgins
Archie Higgins charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. He was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing in the Percy Armstrong justice of the peace court. Higgins arrested in connection with the same knife incident. incident occurred over a week ago. Blaine Roach filed the charges. Higgins released on bond. Officials expect Higgins to appear next term of the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Higgins
Percy Armstrong
Rance
Higgins
Blaine Roach
Collicers
Thurday
Langston Students Tour Norman Campus in Race Relations Effort
Langston University students visited the University of Oklahoma campus for a tour arranged to promote racial relations amid a national debate. Led by Kenneth Johnson, the visit included campus sightseeing and a lunch discussion focusing on African American educators in Oklahoma and access to professional programs at Norman universities.
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Langston
Oklshoimat
Nor- Man
University At
Norman
Tn! Vitae
Kenneth Johnson
Langston Studer
WKY
Johnson
Megro
Otrlageme
Urelarg
Statewide Rains Reach Ada Amid Snow and Ice
Weather across the panhandle and Ada brought rain snow and ice with temperatures near seasonal norms. Reported totals include 5.29 inches in Oklahoma City 1.82 in Fort Sill 1.23 in Alva and 1.3 inches in City. Buffalo bridges were being cleared and some bridges may disappear as warm winds arrive.
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Ada
Panhandle
Bowen
Hobert
Associated Press
Lokiahoma
State Highway Department
Wmon
Buffalo
Highway Department
Coon
Guy'mon
Alva
Wa City
Toda
ILA
Vnce Reid
Ets
Wai
Fort Sill
Tulsa
Hardened Convicts To Stay in Pen
Oklahoma City reports the criminal court of appeals reaffirmed its ruling denying a rehearing on the transfer of hardened criminals from McAlester to Granite. The case defines the penitentiary as a place for habitual long-term inmates while the reformatory houses youths aged 16 to 25 with sentences up to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Grankie
Sam H. Lattimore
Board of Affairs
Wanster
McAlester
Marshall Attacks Soviets Over European Recovery Plan
Marshall, addressing the council of foreign ministers, denounced Soviet efforts to disrupt the coop erative push for Europe’s economic recovery. He clashed with Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov who blocked a quick accord on an Austrian independence treaty, accusing the U.S., Britain, and France of indebling Russia with aid. Marshall defended the American program and warned the attack served to undermine the recovery plan, as discussions focused on the Austrian treaty.
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Lordon
Marshall
Snd
Soviet Union
Europe
V. Mi. Moto
United States
Brite
Francy
Russia
Miyrshall
Austria
Moto
Teray
Truman Relaxes On Vacation In Key West
President Truman continues his vacation in Key West with remarks that he plans to relax. Press secretary Ross said the president slept well and felt fine, will review his speech tomorrow, and spend most of the day taking it easy amid sunny 70s weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Vaccaro
Key West
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Ted
Everwlades National Park
Ross
Burns Home At Stonewall Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the home of Br. S. L. Burns at Stonewall on Wednesday evening. The dwelling and contents, valued at about 38,000, were a total loss. Insurance on the place was about 3,000.
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Br. S
McAlester Pioneer Dies At Age 15 In City History
McAlester Okla Dee 4 A F Harris pioneer and once Coffeyville newspaper man died today funeral services have that been arranged Chemists have found a method of treating topsoil with chemicals that make it claylike Soil treated this way retains minerals needed for bountiful crops
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Mcalester
Mcallester
Okla
Dee
F. Harris
Coffeyville
Bloodshed across Jewish Arab border fights in Palestine
Jerusalem reports renewed skirmishes along the Tel Aviv Jaffa border as Arabs strike and Jews respond during a 72 hour general strike over partition. A Arab killed, several wounded. a Tel Aviv worker shot. British soldiers and police deployed amid fires and looting in Jewish and Arab quarters. Hagana mobilizes while Najade youths seek aid from the exiled Mufti.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Tel Avi
Jaffa
Savage
Old City
Usalom
Agama
Rea
Hagana
Lezen
Zier Square
Hagana Tesdars
Nayada
Haj Amin el Hussein
Najade
all-Aras Jaffa
Neighborims
Nevada
Military Organi
Zanom
Hagang
Cairo Mobs Riot Across Central Cairo
Turmoil erupted in central Cairo with estimates of up to 13 000 rioters protesting Palestine politics. Police and mobile guards dispersed the crowd as streets were damaged and windows broken near American University area. Police reported injuries and several students killed though witnesses differed on fatalities.
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Cab Raypt
Cairo
Tadey Sais
Palestine
Sham
Selim Zaki Pasha
Riparts
Pharledc Stone
Cassetties Rd ‘Bee
Amnerican University
Lame
France’s government moves on strikes amid Paris unrest
France faced a severe strike era as the government enacted a new anti sabotage law to curb communist led action. Police and guards controlled riots in Cannes and Marseille while rail and port traffic dwindled nationwide. Rising pay talks and ministers’ support for wage boosts surfaced as union activity intensified.
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Robert Eunson
Paris
Bee
Riviera
Amod
Pos
Cannes
Westerlies
Iyver Committee
Meyer Wat
Atlantic
Lyon
Robert Schanton
General Confederation of Labor
National Assembly
Sehuman
France
Lille
Disease Killed Three Cows Near Allen
Three cows owned by L. C. Cozard near Allen were found dead, suspected to have died from cattle disease rather than gunshot. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser said Ed Bysor and Dr J. Sims reported no entry wounds. The owner initially blamed hunters but investigators ruled out a shooting cause and cited disease as the likely reason.
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L. C Cozard
Allen
Clyde Kaiser
Ed Bysor
J. & Sims
Weteus Imartam
Baiser
Local Board Lacks Authority to Buy Free Textbooks
Oklahoma City district notes the state board cannot purchase and send free books without requisitions from local adopting authorities. Attorney General Williamson says $300,000 in 1848 49 funds must be apportioned by district enrollment. Opinion allows using funds for high school tours if elementary needs exist. rental texts may be used in some districts.
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Oblamoma City
State Board of Education
Amg
Me Q. Williamson
Liver Hodge
Public Instructions
Hodge
Rodge
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Moe Af Cain
S. du Flora
U.S
Flora
Observer
Vitat
Fielck
Oklahome City
Arras
Langston U
London
Leordy Colwyn
Santiago
Chile
Dr. Burns
Stonewall Burns
Denis
Rist
State Board
Cam
Ashad
Meyer
Ruth
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