U. S. Tightens Export Controls on Goods to Orient
The Commerce Secretary announced new export controls effective Sunday to cover shipments to Red China Hong Kong and Macao as they pass through U S ports to Soviet allied nations. Licenses now required for all goods including small items to halt flow of strategic materials. The move follows consultations with State Defense and other agencies and aims to curb shipments to communist or influenced regions.
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Macao
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Roff Church News: W S C Met for All Day Program
The W S C of the Methodist Church met at the church for quilting, a covered dish luncheon, and an afternoon program. Mrs. Bunyard opened with devotion, with a short business session and prayer as the meeting closed. Zone meeting speakers included Rev. Dewey Etchieson and Rev. H. W. Anderson, urging support for Indian Mission work. The M B A and Sunbeam Band held meetings with prayers and devotional talks, featuring local members and leaders.
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Lurch
3.N. Bunyard
Bunyard
Dewey Etchieson
Caklahoma City
B. N. Bunyard
J. M. Etchieson
Lee Bunyard
Joe Robnett
Os. C. S
Coalgate
H. W. Anderson
Atoka
Indian Missions
Durant
the Baptist Church
Iris Nichols
Pogue
Hathaway
Reid
Laseman
R. 0. Laseman
Franz Hill
Minnie Doyle
Edith Kelly
Lula Lambert
Becky Lambert
Sunbeam
Monay
Mark Soloman
Sulphur of Cin Fund Drive Plans
Sulphur Chamber of Commerce president-elect James Howe announces the annual financial campaign to begin December 6 with a Kick-off breakfast at the Artesian hotel. Paul John chairs finances, with committees assigned to specific areas and tight two to three hour work limits. A clean-up crew is kept in reserve for non-initial contacts. goals include reaching at least 3,000 dollars for the 1951 budget aid, with a target of 7 percent not yet met by December 13.
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James Howe
Sulphur Chamber of Commerce
Artesian Hotel
Paul John
Bec
Macely
Glass Blocks For Home Walls And Decor In 1939
Sue Gardner highlights glass blocks as versatile home materials for walls dividers and accessories. The article notes insulation equal to an eight inch brick wall, daylight transmission with varied patterns, and uses from lamps to bookcases. It discusses bathroom privacy, garage durability, basements, and easy kit installation with movable walls.
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Moat Limber
Bliss
General Features Corp
Angels Symbolize Hope Through World Friendship Angels
New York reports charity angels sold to aid World Friendship Among Children foster goodwill among nations. Handcrafted in the European Alps by displaced workers, these seven-inch figures reflect a long humanitarian initiative linked to Church World Service and Red Cross outreach since 1848.
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NEW York
NEA
World Friendship Among Children
WFAC
Church World Service
Friendship Angels
Evarian Alps
Irene Linnebach
Angels
Red Cross
Switzerland
United States
Gerda Schairer
WEAC
Germany
Tornado Kills Five in Two Southwest Illinois Towns
A tornado killed five people and injured seven in Greenville and Mt. Olive, Illinois, with extensive property damage in Greenville. Three are dead at Vandalia and another dead man near Mt. Olive. several injured are hospitalized in Highland and St Francis in Litchfield. Debris damaged utilities and scattered wreckage across the two towns.
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Illinois
Greenville
Severa
Nea Geeesville
Highland
Louis Seyer
St. Francis Hospital
Litchfield
Bayer
Olive
Tulsa Bus Strike Ends With Two Year Contract
Tulsa city workers ratified a two year contract after a bus strike by AFL Motor Coach Operators. Officials halted service briefly then delayed resumption until Sunday as city commission approved a fare rise to 10 cents. Drivers and mechanics gain a nine cent pay increase in year one and four cents in year two, with wages from 1.31 to 1.48 dollars per hour. The agreement retroactive to November 8 ends the crippling transport walkout.
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Tulsa
AFL
Tulsa City
Bistokens
Rock portraits fund trips by stockholdings in Shatt Co
Los Angeles artist Rosa Shattuck funds painting expeditions by forming Shatt Co with twelve investors who each invest 390, totaling 3600 to cover six months in Mexico. Upon return, investors receive a share of profits and a chosen painting. Shattuck has since planned further trips including to Louisiana, following a Rockwell Kent model.
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Los Angeles
Rosa Shattuck
Shattuck
Mexico
Urgent need for prompt UN decision in Korea
Tokyo reports emphasis on quick decisive action as U.N. forces face rising Chinese and North Korean strength. MacArthur cites 600,000 Chinese and North Korean troops poised, with 250 Red transports and a looming risk of encirclement. Analysis notes softwareed manpower and mercenary strikes, warning of possible broader war if formal mobilization occurs and Formosa forces join.
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MacArhhur
Hedag
Yalu
Flying Tigers Aid Refugees to Australia via Singapore
The Flying Tigers airline, operated by Gen. Claire Chennault, makes 16 trips from Germany to Australia via Singapore. It carries displaced persons from Poland Hungary and Ukraine, many long housed in camps, seeking new homes away from iron curtain regimes.
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Singapore
Flying Tigers
Australia
Germany
Claire Chennault
China
Ada Junior High School Weekly Report from Ada
Ada Junior High School reports six weeks of study and upcoming exams after Christmas. Seventh graders from Putnam City, Jerry and Joe Hyden, lead as home room presidents with Beverly Whitehead as secretary. Honor rolls list students with A to A minus marks. multiple home rooms elect officers. journalism class hosted a party. Sevenths and Eighth graders record strong scores in social studies and literature. basketball schedule announced with a faculty game opener.
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Jerry
Joe Hyden
Putnam City
Beverly Whitehead
Robert Hayes
Kay Kingery
Helena Kuras
Jan Click
Mary Bentley
Phyllis Buchanan
Scheid
Beverly Moore
Asi
Caroline Riding
Mary Taylor
Robert Hays
Lew McGill
Billy Jack Moore
Linden Pherigo
Douglas Reed
James Selby
Kent Smith
Paul Stevens
Rawnee Jan Click
Georgia Mae Current
Kay Kin- Ty
Charsey Femb
Ruthie Linscheid
Caroline Ridling
Mary Kate Thrash
Berry Whitehead
Rentro Herndon
Bill Hanson
Jane Roberts
Nancy Cunningham
Rowena Cales
Benton O'Neal
Pauline Whitsett
Etta ‘Jane Risner
Jean Glover
Barbara Gann
Gail Will
Ugw
Betty Smith
Rosalie Anderson
Jo Ann Earnest
Ra‘mona Sloan
Kaye Brown
Bill English
Phyllis Clark
Paul English
Donnas Cummins
Glenda Hudson
Wyneman Jackson
Carol Lamb
Mary Maddox
Ramona Slo‘an
Carol Ann Tomlin
Gail Willoughby
Billie Sue Wood
Miss iLaurice Core
Gene Smith
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Irving School
E. H. Nelson
East Central College
Finis Johson
Ann Belew
Johnny Morey
Lois Solin
Carolyn Garson
Velda_Bicks
Migs Bernice Hargit
Laura Frances Raley
Rosalie Caperion
Lois Jean Smith
Caroline Rieling
Beverie Moore
Lake Murray
Daisyll. Moore
Socia Studier
Barbara Click
Jackie Martin
Dan Wagner
Jerry Rate- Mll
Jerry Pritchard
Tom Evans
C R Cantrel
Larry Mcintain
Janette Spears
Randall Bieving
Ranike
June Duncan
Janette Spear
Donne Cummins
Blue Jays
Tumday
Prague churchmen convicted of high treason and espionage
Nine Roman Catholic churchmen including a bishop and abbots were found guilty in Prague of high treason and espionage. They received prison terms from 16 years to life and fines up to 50 000 crowns. The court said they aided a Vatican and American capitalist plot against the communist government. The Vatican press defended them, declaring they kept faith with God.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Russia
Aggie Student Accidentally Shot at Oklahoma A M College
Payne County coroner C. O. Whipple ruled 19 year old Billy Ray Campbell of Frederick was accidentally shot to death in his Oklahoma A M dormitory room. The head resident said teammates reported Campbell borrowed a gun from friends to go hunting today and left for an event meal moments earlier. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Campbell of Frederick.
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Stillwater
Okla
Payne County
C. Whipple
Billy Ray Campbell
Frederick
Oklahoma A. M. College
L. C. Thomas
Campbell
B. R. Campbell
Frederic
Murray Countians To Polio Meeting
Mrs. Bryan Bates, Murray county chapel chairman of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, announced a county workers meeting in Norman Tuesday. A number of county workers will attend the gathering.
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Clprur
Bryan Bates
Murray County Chapel
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysia
Norman
Wichita pastor to Oklahoma City church fills vacancy
The Rev. Joseph K. Peasiee of Zion Boonge in Oklahoma City becomes pastor as Rev. Eugene T. Jensen leaves for military duty. The note mentions a 1947-46 mental hygiene commission executive role and an estimated population figure of about 72,006.
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Joseph K. Peasiee
Zion
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