Death Toll Grows in Palestine Conflict
Jerusalem dispatch reports 266 dead in Holy Land clashes since the UN partition vote. Arab militants attack Hebrew quarter garrisons. a 40-year-old man and a 14-year-old are among the dead. Arab League pledges fight to end partition as Christmas nears. Palestinians, Jews, and Christians face heightened tensions. Nazareth prepares for yearend tourism while tragedy shadows the region.
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Carter Davidson
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Unites Nations
Palestine
Hela
Arab League
Im Calvo
United Nations
Middle East
Hereford Heaven Association To Hold Third Annual Tour
The Hereford Heaven Association plans its third annual Hereford Heaven tour on Friday and Saturday January 11 and 12. Cattle offered for the sale will be high quality but not highly fitted and will come off pastures in Hereford Heaven. Animals will be placed in the sale ring, with buyers offered cattle ready for immediate shipment to new homes. Weather is expected to be favorable for the event, marking a practical sale for buyers seeking ready to move stock.
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Hereford Heaven
Associat
Heretford Heaven
Jane
Assor
Weather Outlook For Orlanoma Tonight And Friday
The reading shows fair weather in Orlanoma tonight with a low around 32 degrees. Friday brings a warmup near 68 degrees with continued clear skies and light winds.
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Orlanoma
Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Drives Help Needy Families
The Salvation Army kettle on Main Street gathers funds to aid families and individuals during Christmas. Local volunteers note there are three needy families in every community and groceries and meals will be provided. Children will receive toys and fruit after Sunday services, with gifts also distributed to elderly residents. Local church leaders coordinate with other groups to assign donors to families in need this season.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Armny
Christmas Bay
Adj
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van Hee
Elxs
Cline
Ducks Scarce Prompt Hunters to Stick to Quail Season
Duck hunters report scarce ducks in the second half of the season leading many to focus on quail. Despite a few birds taken midweek, success remains low and some plan to keep to Tuesday Thursday and Saturday outings. A Madik Willis area report notes unallied ducks causing damage to crops, with calls for state officials to inspect ponds.
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Madi
Faremarg
Willis
iFames
Madilk
Vurutine
Grinnell Receives North Texas Oil Field Gift
Grinnell college received a full North Texas oil field donated by Mr and Mrs John Frederick Darby of Tulex Ohio. Darby a 1495 graduate and holder of a law doctorate given here in 1940 is a college trustee. Income will form a trust for specified uses as determined by the trustees. The field value will be determined after development. Darby previously funded gifts including Darby Gymnasium.
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Grinnell College
North Texas
Bar College
Samuel N. Sigvens
Dohm Frederick Darby
Tulex
Oita
Darby
Gramnetl College
Board of Trustees
College
Darby Gymnasium
County sales chairman urges seals program support
Homer Percy, county sales chairman, urges anyone who did not receive seals to call him at No. 17 or write to his office. He stresses that every dollar spent on seals strengthens the fight against tuberculosis and that broad support is essential in the national effort, noting the country’s dairy industry and livestock context.
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Homer Percy
No. 17
Corres
Hus
Living Costs Bill Fades as Congress Likely Adjourns
Washington December reports a Republican split with Democratic opposition nearly ensuring passage of no major living costs bill before Christmas. Senator Taft pushes for early Senate action while House Republicans fear loss of blame for inaction. Indications point to the bill stalling, with no consensus on inflation remedies as the session nears its end. Guthrie Oklahoma notes fund-raising boosts for a new hospital in the Edmond area.
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Taft
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Samate
Trains Start Friday to Take Friendship Food Across France
AE Havre France dispatch reports the first of ten trains will depart Friday carrying 4000 tons of Friendship Train food donated by U S citizens. The American Leader delivered the shipment amid ceremonies with Madame Poinso Chapuis and U S Ambassador Caffery. Caffery said the aid is a spontaneous citizen effort, not a government act. Four volunteer agencies will direct the distribution across France, under church and welfare groups.
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Mational
Catholic Welfare Conference
Too Much Rice Freighter Simar in Pacific distress near Honolulu
The freighter Simar broke up under heavy seas near Honolulu with water soaked cargo. four vessels including the Benson and Army Hospital Ship Comfort, Coast Guard Custer, and Navy Tekesta rushed to aid. Skipper and crew worked to lighten and rescue amid buffeting waves. Henry Austin jettisoned cargo and was reportedly injured.
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Simar
Bivcott
Pacific Stes
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Abenat
Eget
Sadiondins
Eadh
Honolulu
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Comfor
Coast Guard
Navy
Henry Austin
Claude Millwee Day At Fort Cobb Celebrates Shorthorn Champion
Claude Millwee, an eight year old farm boy from Caddo county, won grand championship at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition with his shorthorn steer Big Bor weighing 1106 pounds. The animal sold for 3 per pound to a backing house bringing in around 80 dollars. Millwee earned 295 dollars total prize money and the community plans a tour of his farm and other shorthorn farms. Governor Roy J. Turney was expected to speak at a harbor day event later with a night program.
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Fort Cobb
Okls
Claude Millwee
Caddo County
Farmer of America
Millwee
Gow
Roy J. Turney
Public Auction of abandoned Center and Prairie Star parcels
A public sale will auction off idle parcels at Center and Prairie Star abandoned district. Details indicate December 31 as the sale date with property ownership and bidding terms to be announced at the listing site.
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Psmore
Ces
Istriete
Center and Praire
No Hero Cushings Beer Bottle Fire Foresight
Olle Cush ing gains fame for using his last bottle of beer to snuff a motorist’s blazing car. A neighbor calmly intervenes as flames threaten, pouring beer over the fire to extinguish it before a fireman arrives. The motorist is saved, and the community lauds Cush ing’s quick thinking.
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Cushing
Olle
Young Lollow
Hero
Eliott Roosevelt Cuts Tree Prices
Eliott Roosevelt, son of the late president, begins a campaign to make Christians out of Christmas by cutting prices on Christmas trees. He will sell three foot by four foot trees at retail and wholesale trees at five dollars per hundred. he spoke after a trip to New York where taller trees were costly.
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Eliott
Roosevelt
Hyde Para
New York
Ada stores extend hours for Christmas shoppers
A majority of Ada’s stores will stay open until 9 p m beginning Thursday and through December 32 Christmas Eve closing time remains 6 p m This special courtesy aids shoppers during the holiday period.
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Ada
Seek Law For Anderson Case
Washington December 13 Senator Yeung said the Senate Appropriations Committee agreed to seek legislation directing Secretary of Agriculture Anderson to turn over to its list of large traders in commodities. Anderson testified for two hours in a closed session saying he would not permit being charged with shielding anyone by refusing to grant the committee’s demands. The panel subpoenaed Anderson to appear with all information on commodity trading amid reports that government insiders profited from speculation.
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Yeung
H-Mib
Senate
Iegial Jion
Agrifeduiure
Anderson
Young
Agzinst
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SSE
Andersom
Subssena
Amyore
Lira
Nto
Governent
Marold E Stassan
Sub Zero Cold Hits Midwestern Areas
A new blast of subzero air hit sections of the Midwest last night with temperatures in the below zero range. International Falls Minnesota dropped to about 10 degrees below. Most regions elsewhere stayed near or above normal with light snow in the Great Lakes and northern states.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Tirternational Falls
Minn
Canadian
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Esterday
Jacksonville
Stratojet First Flight Impresses Boeing Team
Stratojet, touted as possibly the world’s most powerful plane, completed its maiden hop near Moses Lake Washington. Pilot Robert Robbins and co-pilot Scott Owler described the jet bomber as easy to fly with 50 minute idle time and 145 mile range, aiming for 3.5 percent faster speeds.
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Der
Fae
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Sextile
Moses Lake
Robert Robbins
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Boeie 2
Hobbins
Scott Owler
Pontotoc County Sportsmen's Club Organized Here
Pontotoc County Sportsmen's Club forms in Pontotoc. Kenneth Ambrose elected president J I Huddleston vice president Clint Farmer secretary treasurer. Club affiliated with state association aims to conserve wildlife, streams and game, promote archery and fishing safety, and prepare for winter supplies for hunting. Officers named to serve temporarily with plans to permanent roles by January.
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Pontotoc County
Okigkouma
Kenneth 2 Ambrose
J. I. Huddleston
Clint Farmer
Cuties
Breas
Urer
Pontokce County Sporise Men's Clu
EAM
Kendal
mMigil
Pontotor Rownty
Rufus
Vay Zandt
New Mexico
Secretary of State Marshall Returns to Washington
Secretary of State Marshall flew from London to Washington aboard the “Sanved Cow” hours after a London meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers. Accompanied by the American delegation, he departed Golpom at 6:00 p m local time, with forecasts predicting arrival in Washington at 9:00 a m BST.
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Der
Marstatl
Gol Pom
Washington
Cony
Sorence
Douglas
Truran
England
Washingion
Womayrow
China Relief Funds in New Foreign Aid Debate
Washington discussions focus on whether to carve funds for China into a broad European relief bill. Senate committee chair Chan Bridges opened action after the House approved reductions, while officials cautioned no specific program for China was yet proposed. The House widened the bill to allow aid for China alongside France Austria and Italy amidst ongoing war relief needs.
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Senate
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Austria
Chan Bridges
Panh
Europe
Ching
Provid
State Department Cperts
China
House
Tramten
France
Maly
Org
Germany
Fonam
Korea
Hope for Independence Pact Eases Austrian Peace Talks
Austria foreign minister Dr Kavk Gruber said real hope exists for an independence pact and peace. A British foreign office spokesman called yesterday’s deputy-level discussions encouraging. Russia's Kokotsomoe was to submit counter proposals to a French plan on German assets in Austria, with meetings to resume before February 2. Western powers dispute German assets seized in 1938, but Potsdam terms frame the debate.
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Gee
Kavk Gruber
Austria
Russia
H. xX. Koktomoe
Potsdam
Gruber
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