Oklahoma Legislative Council reviews 14 proposals
Oklahoma City reports the Legislative Council released a preliminary memo listing 14 proposals and major recommendations for the next legislature. Highlights include revisions to state penal law, modernization of public service programs, improved purchasing procedures, agriculture expansion, water conservation, judicial support, and administrative improvements. The document emphasizes economic efficiency and rapid population growth needs.
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Mummeine
East Berlin Scare Sparks Fatal Industrial Inquiry
A chaotic report from East Berlin alleges a citywide scare linked to a planned industrial fatality. Officials accuse workers of sabotage and a deadly chain of events at Workstheng, with multiple deaths in Saxony's textile sector and investigations by the German police and military authorities continuing.
Chambers Resigns as Time Editor
Whitaker Chambers, former communist informant, resigns as senior editor of Time Magazine. Announcement cites need to make revelations about communist espionage and is headed by Chambers. Tulsa Tulsa Oklahoma text notes Malcolm Morrissom named president of Oklahoma Utilities Association.
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Rayeer
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Asporage
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Whittaker Chambers
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Time Maga
Tulsa
Oklne Bee
Malcolm Morrissom
Te Oklahoms Uthlitics Association
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Oklahoma City
Pearl Harbor Radar Question on Anniversary
On the eve of the seventh anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, officials discuss radar readiness. Col. Blackburn notes peacetime limits prevent detecting stealthy aircraft. SAC in Fort Worth describes the B-36 flight as routine training with no enemy contact.
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Oil Drilling Develops in Tri-State Region
Oil activity expands across Oklahoma Arkansas and Mississippi counties with 790 new locations planned in the Sooner state. Twenty-nine wells show large gas potential as operators push deeper with initial production estimates in the millions of cubic feet daily.
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Wildcat
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Trillers
Anderson
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Bissour
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Sher Developewnt Ltd
Poteau
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Sheriff injured in Highway Accident near Amarlia
Amarillo Tex Dec 16 Sheriff Guy Mercer of Gy mon Ga la was critically injured and 4 prisoners being returned to Oklahoma were killed in an automobile crash near Amarilla The sheriff s car collided head on with another vehicle driven by William Lee Ponti a West Texas State College student Ponti is in serious condition Clarence Bogner and L Morris were injured Dead is L Morris who died at Amarillo hospital The other driver Ponti also known as Bill Ponti is hospitalized in serious condition. also reports Rev James Willer Dillinger named associate pastor at First Christian Church in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Gabby Street comments on Walter Johnson as greatest pitcher while in Vinta Oba Aprilობ
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West Texas State College
Ponti
Bartlesville
Chio
James Willer Dillinger
First Christiansmirch
Vicksburg
Miss
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Theo
Gabby Street
Walter Johnson
Spies and Espionage Echo From Past to Present
A speech in the House of Representatives recounts 1930s state department leaks and a top secret prewar code breach. It frames espionage as a constant global danger, noting 1937 38 activity and ongoing fears as foreign nations seek military secrets.
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Moscow
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Germany
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Amirica
Recruiter Sat Walker Covers Idabel Station
Sgt Walker, NCO in charge of the Idabel Army and Air Force recruiting station, will be replaced by Sgt. G Richardson for twenty days. Richardson goes on furlough. Walker’s duties continue at Samaipa post.
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LeTourneau to Speak Here Next Sunday at Two Talks
R G LeTourneau, renowned earth moving equipment inventor and business leader, will visit Ada for two sermons at the First Baptist Church on December 19. Morning service and a mass gathering in the afternoon will use loudspeaker to reach overflow crowds. He emphasizes giving 90 percent of his income to God and credits faith and devout living for his success as crowds travel from the region to hear him.
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Ada
International Problems Close To Every American
President Truman says international problems have moved into the front yard of every American home and citizens should know the vital issues. In a letter to Brooks Ames, president of the Foreign Policy Association, the president urges daily realism and deep familiarity with world events to guide U S policy and values.
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Trumin
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Foreign Policy Association
Truman Werole
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United States
Poncan President of BSA Council Named at Stillwater Dinner
Earl Glover of Poweshiek City was named president of the Will Rogers Council of the Boy Scouts of America at a Scout dinner in Stillwater Oklahoma. J Medatt and Robert F Lockhart received the Silver Beaver citations. Other officers named include W B Beard and Dowell with officers listed, reflecting military terminology used in the report.
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Um—Earl
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Powes City
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Pawnee
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Line Dé Osage
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Stillwater
Cowner
Robert F. Lockhart
Ponce City
W. B Beard
Pones
Cushing
PS. Dowell
Blackwell
Wilfred Johnson
EG. Creager
Pones City
Blockade-Busting Romeo Chooses Baby Over Plans
Berlin news recounts Edward J. Laca once called a blockade breaker entangled with two women. He faces charging and visits by Nancy, Ruth, and Miss Schmidt while a guard notes the tension. Laca describes desires for his baby and Bootsie amid shifting loyalties and visa attempts.
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Berlin
Edward J. Laca
Juliety
Nancy
T ‘Lada
Ruth
Bantsie
Miss Schmidt
U. 5
Bootsie
October Consumer Incomes Hit New High
Charles Molont reports October consumer incomes rose to an annual rate of 215.6 billion dollars, a record driven by wage and salary workers and stock owners while farmers and landlords earned less. November employment reached 59.381 million, surpassing last year, with price resistance affecting shopping and holiday buying.
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Washington
Commerce, Department
Lisa
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Earlie
Christina
Cities Seek Federal Payments to Replace Lost Taxes
Cities seek federal payments to offset property tax losses from government holdings. A lump sum of 7 million dollars yearly would go to the District of Columbia, with Los Angeles and other cities watching for similar treatment. Officials cite wartime federal holdings and rising non-tax revenues as causes, urging a national revenue split among states, counties, and federal government. Local leaders prepare for a key meeting to decide a unified course.
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Prison Term For Burris Slaying
Rollis Oklahoma December 10 District Judge W P Keen is to sentence EB Garling to four years in the state penitentiary for the murder of Buddy Farris Garling 37 year old Ek Citys bakery owner was convicted of Burris murder yesterday The four year sentence was recommended by the jury Farris an employee for Garling s bakery was shot to death May 19 1847 during an argument with Garling A prior trial ended in a hung jury
Roundabout News From VieNma Dee and Notable Names
Dee Vienma 31 and figures Fitler and Harmas Goering appear in a crowded, unclear report. Rosalia Boeri aged 89 is mentioned with a birth date of April 20, 1839. she died of a heart attack at Bramauck. Others were arrested for disturbing or shouting at girls.
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Ed Haley Jr Named Company Henerman in Army Unit
Ed Haley Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ed Haley of 714 West Ninth was named company sergeant a role in the San Diego air training center after enlisting in August and completing training in November He earned the title by vote of company members for leadership bearing and discipline He also participated in the crew and football teams and was awarded a silver insignia during a regimental review He previously played football and track at Adahig High School and was selected for honors in the company training program
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Tival Tetining
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Bales
Hemermain
Balkey
Adahig
Coustar
Ada considers paving two more streets and widens plans
Ada authorities weigh two new paving projects in addition to a con tract awarded recently. Twenty first street between Johnston and Ashe avenues residents petition for paving two blocks. Eighteenth street from Stockton Avenue to Hickory Avenue may be widened from 12 feet to about 40 feet with sidewalks. No action yet, but the city manager to verify petition sufficiency. traffic and safety concerns cited. In Edmond Oklahoma, December 11, 1930, Demet E Smith of Central State College joins the National Education Association Veterans Affairs committee.
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Workshop on Health Held At East Central College
A health and physical education workshop sponsored by the State Department of Health and State Department of Education convened Thursday at East Central College. Five county health officers and the county superintendent attended, with others from the Easy Central area. Orion Jennings chaired and Dr Charles F Spencer welcomed attendees. Dr St Kilander, US Department of Education health specialist, stressed national interest in school health and the role of schools in hygienic environments and health education. Group discussions followed, covering topics such as school and community health programs, parental roles, PTA responsibility, and the school administrator’s part in health education. Progressively focused ideas emerged during the afternoon sessions.
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State Department of Education
St . Kilander
United States Department of ‘Education
Heme
Fitjancer
Rome
Vetchur
Roberts For Judaes Remaining on Job
New York detective reports on judiciary matters as former U S Supreme Court nominee Gwen J. Roberts backs judges through corruption probes. He criticizes federal court politics and warns about undermining judicial independence amid labor investigations and partisan pressure.
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