NPA Bans Hoarding Of 55 Scarce Items
The National Production Authority bans hoarding of 55 scarce defense and civilian materials. The order prohibits accumulation beyond reasonable demands and resale at inflated prices. It targets items including cement, softwood lumber, plywood, paperboard, cast iron pipe, wood products, and various metals and chemicals. Violators face up to 10,000 dollars fine and four years in prison.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Musehold
Borium
Isulation Board
Softwoodind Sachwood
New Anti Hoarding Order Aims at Housewives
Washington today issued an anti hoarding order targeting household purchases and business stockpiling. Officials said the rule limits accumulation of essential goods like metals and industrial products at private homes, with exemptions for workers and military personnel under certain conditions.
Midwest Cold Eases While Far East Stays Frigid
A bitter cold wave lingered across the eastern states while the Midwest saw easing temperatures. Readings ranged from the single digits to the low 20s below zero in some western locations, with New Jersey, Alabama, and Ohio reporting extreme lows. Forecasters expect a gradual warmup, though plains and gulf regions remain chilly with subfreezing nights.
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Midwest
Far East
Associated Press
Upipokelee
Rockies
Yars State
New Jersey
Alvania
Ohin
Weather Bureau
Grantsburg
Minneapel
Plains
North Central
Regi
Gulf
South Atlantic
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Richmond
Greensearh
Mt . Charleston
S. C
Rimmer, Va
Miss
Sad Woman Moves to Tel Aviv Amid Broadcast Controversy
A fragmented report notes a disturbed woman linked to Hebrew Ohel broadcasts in Tel Aviv and Europe. It mentions J Turner planning relocation of a family mansion to the Johnston Maur estate for a "purify tea" project, with unclear aims and unsettled reception.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Gireaudoux
Fearlier
Ohel
Tel Pt
America
Weather Report Oklahoma Ends Fair With East Shift
Generally fair weather persists in Oklahoma through Friday with some eastern sections seeing milder conditions. Forecast calls for low temperatures around mid 30s, highs between 45 and 55 degrees, and a light breeze as fronts move eastward later in the period.
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Oklahoma
Tuberculosis Shifts to Older Adults in Oklahoma
Oklahoma health department reports rising tuberculosis deaths among older groups while cases drop among youth. In 1945 most deaths were among 35 to 44, five years earlier 25-year-olds led, and by 1949 deaths rose among 54 to 64. Dr Burke notes improved youth environment. At 1950 start 2,100 cases with 1,223 beds. 250 more beds planned next year.
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Oklahoma
City
State Health Department
Division of Tuberculosis Corral
Heath Department
Richard M. Burke
Salvation Army to replace tambourine with shield donation device
Oklahoma City report notes Lt Col Edward Laity says the Salvation Army will drop the tambourine after year end. A plastic shield with a slot to receive donations will be used statewide to prevent copying of the tambourine idea by other groups.
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Oklahoma City
Salvation Army
Edward Laity
Oth
Oklahoma to receive about eight hundred of March draft
Oklahoma's share of the national draft of 80 000 will probably be around 800. Col Clive F E Murray state draft director says he has not yet received information on the call. The national call announced in Washington is the same as for January and February. Oklahoma's January quota is 831 and February 761. Grand Mesa Colorado is the state’s notable flat top mountain with elevation 10 500 feet, spanning 53 square miles and about 400 faces.
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Oklahoma
Clive FE. Murray
Washington
Oklahoma City
Dee
Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Grand Mesa
Asian Group Presses U S for Settlement Talks in Far East
Asian nations press the United States to negotiate with communist China to settle all Far Eastern political problems. They seek a political conference and call for U N action while opposing concessions tied to ending the Korean War and the seating of Peiping’s regime in the U N. The move follows Peiping’s rejection of a cease fire and includes 12 power backing for talks.
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Stanley Johnson Lake
United Nations
United States
China
Korea
Peiping
U.S
U. S
Formosa
U.N
Asi
U. N
Hledeine
Philippines
Burma
India
Iran
Tare
Indonesia
Leanon
Fakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Blackmai
Bobby Soxers Swarm Eisenhower at Union Station
In St Louis on December 28 Eisenhower and his wife arrived by train from Denver to Washington. A shouting group of bobby soxers blocked the change of trains while greeting comedian Red Skelton on the same train. They did not recognize the general in civilian clothes.
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St, Louis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Union Station
European Army
Denver
Cola
Washington
Red
Red Skelton
Marine at Home Takes On Broad Korea War Mail Mission
Marine Sei Herry L. Ogg, 28, Rome, has returned home from Korea with his wife Patricia and two daughters. He launched a one man effort to contact families of every man in Company A 1st Marine Reserve Battalion after learning mail was delayed. He made 25 calls and spoke hoarsely about his private mission.
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Venice
Calif
Sei Herry L. Ogg
Rome
Patricia
Korea
Ith Marine Reserve Battalion
Robert H. Brown Burial Friday in Coalgate
Robert H. Brown longtime miner and state mine inspector will be buried Friday at 2:30 from the Presbyterian church in Coalgate. He was born in Scotland and served as district mine inspector before becoming state inspector in 1928. He died after a long career in coal mining and public service, leaving a daughter Mrs Elizabeth Woodruff and several grandchildren.
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Coalgate
Robert H. Brown
Scotland
Sone
Presbyterian Church
Brown
Barbara Diet
Edmorland
Brebs
Coalwate
Farmer- Lahor Reconstruction Party
Owl
Eliazabeth Woodruff
St. E
Astes Bones
Eart Brown
Pasaf Denver
Celi
Alee
Sabath Sets Tenure Record for Long Service
Rep Sabath achieves an all time tenure mark, approaching 43 years of continuous legislative service across house and senate. The record previously stood at 43 years 11 months 24 days by Senator Justine S Morrill of Vermont, with adjournment today marking another milestone.
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Vgton
Der
Justine S. Morrill
Vermont
House
Senate
Legislature Begins Session Organizes Oklahoma House and Senate
Oklahoma City December 2 lawmakers completed organization for the January 2 start. House Rules approved a rules package while senate leaders named committee chairmen and vice chairmen. New and existing panels include redistricting and prohibition agencies as sessions loom.
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Oklahoma City
Des
Paw Oklahoms
House Rules Committee
Senate
Roca
Congressionil
Cowden
Bard Cowden
Chandler
Fromight
Congressional Price of Tulsa
Army Draft Call Sets 80 000 Men For March
The Army issues a draft call for 80,000 men in March, matching January and February quotas, to build a 24 division combat force. Navy Air Force and Marines do not plan March calls. Current strength includes 11 regular divisions, four National Guard divisions, and two guard regimental combat teams. two more guard divisions to be federalized next month.
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Washington
Dae
Army Toi
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Army
Telti Ey
Stenath
Russ Furs Arrive To Be Used For U S Air Force
A Seattle unloading of Russian furs from the Derrington Court reports the cargo to be used for air force heavy weather clothing. The 20 bale load includes 12 wolf skins and 8 bear skins totaling about 3 500 pounds. A parallel shipment via Vancouver is expected, with a prior Seattle diversion to San Francisco after port refusals. The furs are consigned to a Seattle firm under government contract.
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Seattle
Doc
Post-Intelligencer
U. S
Russia
England
Derrington Court
Air Force
Vancouver
B.C
San Francisco
Longsheretien
Ada VFW to Hold Yearend Meeting Tonight
Ada Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7 50 at the VFW hall led by commander Riley Bailey. The session includes boxing preparations for Friday night and discussion of the 1951 membership drive plus other business.
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Ada Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Riley Bailey
Stopping at 38th Parallel by UN Couldn't End War
Relmian Morin reports on Korea after China entered the war and debates whether stopping at parallel 38 would have halted the conflict. The piece traces the 38th parallel's creation as a division, the surrender lines, and the early Korean War battles as U.S. forces pursued the goal of a unified government amid communist resistance.
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38Th Parallel
Ional
Toro Dif
Korsan
Orient
Apy Norih
Korea
Howeset
Korean “Sales” "Has Caree Into Being, In Fact St Met In Baw Tweies
Eighth Army
Red Army
Beder
MacArthur Warns Of Chinese War Effort And Korea Influx
General MacArthur said Chinese Red preparations amount to a national war effort with a proposed 1951 war budget totaling up to 8 billion silver dollars. He cited Chinese field armies moving toward Korea and potential coordinated assaults along the 38th parallel aided by air power, with eight to twelve Red Korean divisions masking the advance and North Korean corps along the front.
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Tom Bradshaw Toxyo
MacArthur
Peiping
U.S
United Nations
Red China
Korea
38Th Parallel
Bunche Favors Hope War Will Not Come
Nobel Peace laureate Dr. Ralph J. Bunche told the American Political Science Association that war may be avoided though the current danger is high. He noted the UN’s record in settling disputes and urged free nations to provide military strength to halt aggressors, citing Korea as a lesson.
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Washington
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Stockholm
U.N
Palestine
Bunche
American Political Science Association
Indonesia
Greece
Korea
U. M
Castor Bean Prices Peak Despite Small Harvest
Castor bean prices rose to 10.10 cents a pound as a seasonal peak but only about 50,000 more pounds will be harvested and shipped to Baker Castor Oil at Altus air base. About 750,000 pounds have been produced. Separately, the Federal Power Commission schedules a January 17 hearing on Independent Natural Gas Co.’s request to stop selling gas to Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co and to close a compressor station in Cass County Texas. In Karachi, May sees the first Asian union conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, with Pakistani unions largely affiliated.
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Allus
Ukla
Baker Castor Oil Company
Altus Air Base
Robert Streets
Washington
The
Power Commission
Independent Natural Gas Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co
Cass County
Texas
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Karachi
Confederation
U. S. Forces Brace For Action In Korea Standoff
U N forces hold a 190 mile midfront in Korea awaiting massed Chinese manpower. MacArthur expects up to 19 divided troops totaling about 190000 to strike within two weeks. Patrols probe lines while air forces pound enemy positions behind lines amid limited ground action.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
U. N
China
Chine
U.S. Eighth Army
Masai
Far East Air Forces
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Murray Pushing Oklahoma Tourist Promotion Plan
Governor elect Johnston Murray proposes a state bureau for tourists and outdoor recreation to lift Oklahoma’s yearly tourism revenue to about $200 million. The bureau would include the governor and appointees from the fish and game, parks, planning board and highway commissions, naming a full time director.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
State Fish and Game Department
State Park Division
The
Planning and Resources Board
State Highway Commission
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