Truman Calls Economic Aids Amid Conference
Truman summons top home front economic advisers at the White House for a conference amid talks of emergency wage and price controls. Officials discuss setting up stabilization bodies as Korea pressures wage inflation and budget needs. President aides, including Harriman, evaluate tax plans and production boosts to counter communism and inflation.
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Fashington
Truman
White House
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Alan Valentine
Price
Men &Co- Rome
W. Averel Harriman
White Houses
Valentine
Leon Rereeting
Congress
Keyserling
Army tank advisory council aids morale at Camp Polk
At Camp Polk Louisiana the 245th tank battalion of the 43rd Division forms an NCO advisory council led by Lt. Col. Throoxmorton and Sgt Major Altus to address morale, training, and recreation issues. Chickasha residents donated a Christmas truck with decorations and 2,500 coat hangers for a holiday party, organized by Ed Brockert and the Chickasha Express amid community support.
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Camp Polk
Chickasha
158Th Field Artillery
Ckasha
Ed Brockert
Chickasha Battery
D Manrlivier
Chickasha Express
Frank Stau ‘Fer
Alvin Lowe
Joe Mosley
Supply sergeant recalls Cosmoene carbines at Camp Polk
Sgt Benny Crossno, once supply officer for the 45th Division, spent long hours cleaning cosmosene preservative from 136 carbines before embarkation. At Camp Polk he queued to draw a carbine but received one heavy with cosmolone instead of a clean weapon.
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Ive
Benny Crossno
Oklahoma City
Crossno
Camp Polk
Benny
No Man For Guard Duty Bellamy Strikes Irony at Home
Bellamy of Battery A 4th Antiaircraft Artillery resigns from guard duty. Minutes after he left his post in Nowata Oklahoma a burglar broke into his house and stole baby blankets a radio and a shotgun. His wife was on emergency leave due to the birth of daughter Carol Ans.
Orchard plan dropped in Indian held Kashmir reform drive
Srinagar Kashmir state plans to rationalize orchards were postponed due to financial drain from compensation. Government proceeds with breaking up large estates and distributing sections to tillers. Mailboxes in the United States received about 800 unaddressed letters.
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Srinagar, Kashmir
Kashmir
United States
Critic Hume Seeks Charity Sale For Truman Letter
Washington December 11 An offer has been made for Pauli Hume s letter in which President Truman threatened to beat him up over a remark about Margaret Truman s singing. Hume says proceeds would go to charity if he sells the note. Miss Truman concluded a concert tour in Chattanooga tonight.
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Washington
Traman
Pauli Hume
Margaret Trumams
Abi Hume
Washington Post
Truman
Margaret
Filet
Hume
Miss Truman
Chattanooga
Fittstown News Local Front Bench and Family News
Bro J A Allard preached at the Assembly of God in Fittstown. Al and Mrs Edwards announce the birth of a son Thursday night. Felix Loman and family arrived from Arizona for a visit. McLish seventh eighth graders played basketball against Van-033. Mrs Marc Jackson visited Mrs Mabel McNeil. Harland Bishop family visited Mrs Homer Jumper. Disk Cartwright of Ada visiting the Uhlichs. Peggy Lou Foster visited Oleta Chambers. Mr and Mrs Rufus Devis moved to a farm near Stonewall. Arlie Johnson leaves for army service.
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al Edwards
Felix Loman
Fittstown
Arizona
Indochina Crisis Seems a Cork in Southeast Asia
The article surveys Indochina as a danger spot in the Asian conflict, noting French defeats by pro communist forces led by Ho Chi Minh and backed by Moscow and Peiping. It discusses the risky cork-in-a-bottleneck analogy, morale issues for French troops, and the shifting balance as Red forces push near Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Indochna
Fred Hamispon
Bureau
Hongkong
Hanoi
Indochina
Damopson
Southeast
China
Cut for Natural Rubber for Tires
The government ordered a reduction in natural rubber use for automobile tires. In January and February manufacturers cut consumption by 28 percent from November levels, with the November quota set at 52,000 tons by NPA. Total usage of natural and shell rubber for the months was 81,070 tons, and the cutback will be offset by more synthetic rubber supplies.
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Washington, Bee
Tre Nation Production
Autho
NPA
Tennessee Girl Is War Widow At 15
A telegram from the War Department reports 15 year old Isha Lawrence Sullivan’s death as a war widow. Her husband, an Army private, was wounded in Korea on November 28 and died two days later. The news comes through her grandmother Mrs Ed Sales of Port Albany. Funeral plans were not detailed.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Isha Lawrence Sulivan
Department of Cete Ise
Korea
Ed Sales
Portal
Acre
Wheelegram
Oh Iain
Fort Met
Hs Brite
GOP Leaders Fall To Reach Decision
Washington Dec 11 Republicans fail to decide on Secretary of State Acheson removal as Senate Republican Policy Committee weighing Ives bill. Subcommittee aims to report to 43 GOP senators. no conference meeting planned until then. Members include Wherry Millikin and H Alexander Smith. Another subcommittee session set for tomorrow without a fixed time.
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Washington
New York
Ater Shi
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
Wader
Millikin
Colerain
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Ives
Acheson
Carter
Two Sulphur Men Come for Visit
Murray D Green and Leamon Hunt, Sulphur men on 60 day leave from the near east, return home after two and a half years in the diplomatic service. They were stationed in Palestine and Turkey, dodging bullets during the Arab Jewish conflict. After leave they report to Washington for new assignments. Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Hunt, gifts his father two Mersham pipes bought in Palestine.
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Murray D_ Green
Leamon’ Hunt
Near East
Palestine
Turkey
Washington
Ven
Dirs
Bob Green
Hunt
Dick Hunt
Persian Prince and Sister Lose Share of Grandfather’s Estate
In Vancouver a New York surrogate court ruled the 359000 dollar trust from the deposed Shah of Pers ia will go to the four living children of Queen Maiexeh-Dianan, not to Prince Huseyin Kadjar and his sister. The shah died in exile in 1930. the decision hinged on whether Persian or American law governed the inheritance.
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Vancouver
B.C
Shah of
Pers
New York
Sultan Ahmed Madjar
Huseyin Kadjar
Gully Kadiar
Shah
France
Santa Climbs Cheerful Mood Amid Christmas Preparations
Local scene buzzes with Santa Claus and helpers busy with Yule prep. Shoppers flock, schools use the Christmas home for gatherings, and plans swirl over travel schedules and Salvation Army drives. 43rd Division furlough news awaited as Christmas mail starts to surge locally.
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Santa Claus
Evrom
Ada
Santa
Salvation Army
Hell
Pontal
Century-Old Paper Sells for Millions
Newhouse buys the Portland Oregonian for over 5 million dollars cash just after its 100th anniversary. The deal covers the newspaper its plant and goodwill, but not KGW radio. E B MacNaughton and Samuel J Newhouse announced the sale noting family deaths led to consolidated ownership.
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New York
Portland Oregonian
Samuel J. Newhouse
Newhouse
The
Oregonian
E. 13. MacNaughton
KGW
National Broadcasting Company
Ta Regotigrions
MasNaughton
Owtier
Murray County Men To Take Pre-Induction Exams
Murray county officials announce that fourteen county men will travel to Oklahoma City on Thursday December 1 for pre induction examinations. Names listed include Hoscoe Earl Hector Sulphur Joe Gootman Edward Cons Jr Wilford Eugene Fr moti Davis James Dougherty ham Williams Arn Dougherty ham Dougherty John Marion ones Scullin Barney Ray Baker Sulphur Charles Lee Rucker Sulphur and William Paul Haney.
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M Wlphur
Murray County
Oklahoma City
Alta May Bond
Murray County Local Board of Selective Service
Hoscoe Earl Hector
Joe Gootman
Edward Cons, Jr
Wilford Eugene Fr Moti
Davis
James Douglase Williams
Arn Dougherty
Dougherty
John Marion
Barney Ray Baker
Charles Lee Rucker
William Paul Haney
Avis
Lovelace Named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
John G Lovelace son of Mr and Mrs Gover Lovelace of Latta community has been named to the Who's Who list at Bethel College McKenzie Tong He is one of nine students from the college chosen for this honor He has made A grades played basketball active in honors and some fraternities He is a Cumberland Presbyterian student and has served churches in Kentucky He was elected to the week committee and has ties to Christian Youth Movement He attended Atta High School where he was in the Sizi Honor Society and excelled in basketball and baseball He received the Best Round Student Award and was noted for outstanding bath work and dairy project in LE
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Jonn G._ Lovelace
Mrr
Bro. Gover Lovelace
Latta
Bethel College
McKenzie
Tong
Imu
Who's Wo
Lovelace
Astramat A
Chrowgn
Camrmas
Cumberland Presbyteran Immicte Sa
Bert
Kertucky
Setions
Levelare
Chicago
Egeia
Michigan- Lovelece
Atta High School
Good Cooks Should Be Good Shoppers As Well
The article argues home holiday menus require smart shopping and planning two weeks before Christmas. It highlights choosing poultry or goose, sizing turkey by weight, and praises The Practical Book of Food Shopping by Hovey and Reynolds with buying tips, storage guidance, and sections on selecting stores and handling frozen vegetables.
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Helen S. Hovey
Kay Reynolds
Lippincott
Helen 3. Hovey
Navajo Discovers Major Uranium Deposit in New Mexico
In Grants New Mexico a 58 year old Navajo man Paddy Martinez reportedly found what may be one of the nation’s largest uranium deposits. Geological surveys suggest a belt six to 10 miles wide and 30 miles long containing carnotite with uranium. Estimated ore grades vary from tenths to about one percent uranium oxide with potential values around 15 dollars per ton, according to Santa Fe Railroad engineers. Atomic Commission representatives have examined the area.
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Grants
N. M
Los Angeles Times
Beisfen
Gallup
Santa Fe Railroad
Paddy Martinez
Santa Fe
Thomas Evans
Evans
The
Atomic Commission
Planes Arrive with Navy Hospital Staff at Yokosuka Base
A Pan American Airways plane landed from San Francisco delivering 52 enlisted hospital corpsmen for the U S Navy hospital near Yokosuka naval base. The craft will depart tomorrow with 61 wounded sailors as military authorities take control and commercial carriers are diverted to later flights.
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Pan- American Airways
San Francisco
U. S. Navy
Yokosuka Navel
Kores
Pan-American
Guerrilla Aid Discussed for China Conflict
Washington dispatches report some American officials favor aiding Chiang Kai-shek guerrillas to strike at Chinese communists as a diversion in Asia. They warn White House disapproval and diplomatic risks, noting a suspected nationalist guerrilla force in China with limited arms and leadership.
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Washington
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
Korea
Truman
Russia
Far Beat
Spencer Mooxa
Associated Presa
Formosa
United States
Scout Ticket Sales Reports urged for 20 percent profit
Bobby Thompson, attendance chairman for 1950 Scout Ex, urges all scout leaders to file reports by Thursday to qualify for 20 percent profit on sales. Luke Dodds says district committee meeting in December is Mon Dec 18 at 6 at Presbyterian church. Dr H G Bennett will speak at First Baptist Brotherhood meeting. Scout leaders Cub leaders and Senior leaders program demonstration run concurrent with the district meeting. Howard Elliott and commissioner staff plan an engaging program.
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Bobby Thompson
Luke Dodds
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Bennett
First Baptist Brotherhood
Howard Elliott
Speedier Jets in Korean Action Now
U S jet planes faster than 600 miles an hour with a 1000 mile combat radius engaged Chinese Reds in Korea. Lt George E Stratemeyer said Republic F-84 Thunderjets began Korean raids Thursday and have flown daily since. Four Thunderjets from the 27th fighter group hit locomotives vehicles and Communist supply centers east of Pyongyang, inflicting heavy damage. The Thunderjet carries six 50 caliber machine guns can drop two 1000 pound bombs and 16 five inch rockets. It is the third U S jet fighter used in Korea after the F-80 Shooting Star and Grumman Panthers. Exact speeds are undisclosed but both are faster than the F-80 whose max is 605 mph.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
U.S. Far East Air Forces
Pyongyang
U. S. Navy
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