What is the South and where does Oklahoma fit
The Memphis Commercial Appeal explores the ambiguous boundaries of the South asking if Oklahoma is southern. It cites views that parts of Missouri and West Virginia have southern ties, and notes Florida’s status is debated. The piece leaves the question open for readers to decide how wide the South is.
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South
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Fallons
Missouri
Oyersburz
Tenn
Bean
West Virginia
Virginia
Florida
We Must Use What We Can In War Time
A political column argues for pragmatic alliance with imperfect allies from Spain to China to resist Russia. It urges supporting Chiang Kai-shek as the best option in China, while stressing justice and solidarity over blaming leaders. It notes Oklahoma natives in the upcoming Senate and warns readers to keep busy to cope with wartime anxiety.
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Franco
Spain
Europe
Russia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Truman
Korea
Manchuria
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Asia
EU- Fone
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Washington
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Robert §. Kerr
Ernest McFarland
East Central
Mike Mon- Toney
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Kerr
University
McFarland
Three Paths for U N Korea Policy Debate
The author weighs three options for U N Korea policy and U S action. Possible moves include an Asia war crossing Manchurian borders to destroy Chinese communists, withdrawing to defense lines west of Japan, or striking Russia to disrupt its industrial base. Each path risks long wars, heavy losses, and broad regional consequences. The piece notes uncertainty and the likely need for military guidance.
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Korea
United Nations
United States
Russia
Asia
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Pacific Islands
China
Indo-China
Burma
India
Senate loyalties and turning points in postwar politics
The piece discusses the absence of clearly anti administration senators during Turner era sessions and predicts future dynamics with Johnston Murray in the Senate. It notes Canada US aluminum trade tensions, Churchill’s aging yet vigorous leadership, and concerns over Western Europe defense amid Cold War shifts. It touches on GOP gains, French opposition to strong regional defense, and mixed British socialist views on UN forces in Korea.
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State House
Turner
Senate
Johnston Murray
Capitol
Great Britain
France
Western Europe
Korea
Sooner Fan Suffers Anxiety Over Each Victory Chance
A devoted OU spectator admits high blood pressure spikes each Saturday and fears losses, yet clings to hope for another win. He likens his worry to the man who feared illness and made himself sick, reflecting on sports-induced nerves in Oklahoma's football culture.
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Sooners
American Women in War Role Fantasies by Cal Tinney
The piece argues women could serve in combat roles from guard duty to driving tanks and operating weapons. It uses sensational tone to claim American women, driven by nerve and instinct, would be capable in future conflicts, possibly forming Home Guard units while contrasting with Russian women. It mocks Communist fears and extols domestic readiness.
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Fay
Juste
Mackmarshin
Wotner
Ermield
Statlirg
Howe
Alberssnider
Kasarda
Russia
United States
Yark
Feathen Cote
Novelty Christmas Tree and Home Decor Items
The text describes novelty items for Christmas including a decorated Christmas tree stand with a watering feature to reduce fire risk. It mentions a variety of tree molds and ornaments, aluminum molds for tree shapes, and set options for party tables and dessert decorations.
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Devera Sonia
Emand
Young Outlaw Bily Began Crime in Suver City NM
A youthful criminal dubbed an outlaw began his life of crime at age twelve in Suver City New Mexico. The lone ranger era tale places Bily the lid among early misdeeds before his rise in the wild frontier.
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New York City
Suver City
Camp Fire activities and names at Hayee Willard and Washington schools
Reports from Sth and Sth grade Camp Fire groups recount leaders and members like Miss Mary Ann, Scribes, Michel Wintersmith, and Sarah Haugen. Activities included choosing Indian names, burning old ones, making belts from felt, singing, games, and Christmas card planning for December 13.
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Eorace Mann
Odaka
Mary Ann
Accing
Michel Wintersmith
Sarah Haugen
HAYEE
Tandakays Group
Hayes School
Tne Tandaraya
Miss Hoger
Scribe
Mary Alice Bond
Watts School Cheer Club Welcomes New Members
The Watts School cheer group met Friday in the old auditorium at Hayesach. Nineteen Blue Birds attended under leaders Mrs Stemiens and Miss Kidd. Caroline Van Bebber was welcomed as a new member after transferring from Washington ahead. Songs were sung and four program items given by the group.
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SRD
Baseington
Tre
Benet Blue Birds
Fennet Bivebirds
Washington School
Barbeaya Wolfe
Arty Rae Brashear
Malyenia Mirsgs
Janice
Deering Meee
Iti
Karly Rae
Blue Bird
Auditorum
Hayesach
Stemiens
Miss Kidd
Caroline van Bebber
Wash
Sngron Ahea
Tha Pr Gram
Election's Over at Congress Balking on Excess Profits Tax
Analysis of post election status shows lawmakers hedging on an excess profits tax. Debate centers on how to measure excess profits, who pays, and potential inflationary effects while interim steps and votes shaped earlier support.
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Congress
Washington
NEA
Col.ege
Truman
Congréss
George
Millikin
Colorado
Senate
O'Mahoney
House
Herman Eberharter
Pittsbugh
Cox
Georgia
Nicholson
Massachusetts
Eberharter
Bist Congress
Ways and Means Committee
General Motors
Ford
G. M
U.S
Patriotism 15 Creative chairman leads meeting notes
Linda Ann Graves assisted by most of the group planned hand craft for Christmas. The meeting started with Linda Bath Spann and Mary Jane. Refreshments were served by Bush. The 2nd and 3rd grade Blue Birds colored a wish picture and will learn it by heart. They prepared place cards for Thanksgiving trays at Valley View hospital.
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Linda Ann Graves
Linda Bath Spann
Mary Jane
Bush
Janet Thompson
Horace Mann
Blue Birds
Valley View Hospital
Symington Opposes Rushing Into Tight Economic Controls
Washington December 3 National Security Resources Board head W Stuart Symington urged Congress to extend rent controls and delay broad wage price curbs. He warned immediate hard limits could strain the economy, noting the defense program’s consumer impact likely to begin around April, while leaving room for future shifts if world events change.
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Washington
W. Stuart Symington
Congress
Symington
National Security Resources Board
ET Ie
Senate Banking Committee
Wedne
Senate
Capehart
R-Ind
Truman
Pataria
Defense Department
Old Beersheba Station Guards Return After Walkout
Beersheba police, once locked out the station after a mass walkout claiming lack of housing and proper quarters, are back on duty. Inspector Yehezkel Sahar said the current arrangement is temporary as the town plans safety housing for officers. The force has increased patrols on the streets after the departure of about a dozen to forty officers.
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Beersheba
Jarael
Beershe Way
Negev
Yehezkel Sahar
Alxa Funda Providuafe
Ers
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