President Trumans slip sparks debate on espionage probe
The piece critiques President Truman for loose wording about the House Un-American Activities Committee and highlights Roscoe Drummond's analysis. It discusses alleged Soviet infiltration in the State Department, the circulation of secret dispatches, and the large scope of the alleged spy ring, noting past dismissals and ongoing investigations.
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Truman
Hauve UnsAmerican Activities Committee
Service
State Department
Attorney General's Office
Roscoe Drummond
Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Esther
United States
Chamberg-Hiss
Risht
Alger Hiss
House UN
Baltimore
Chambers-Hiss
Justice Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
Dams to Harness Water in Oklahoma Plan
Oklahoma aims to build large and small dams to control river and tributary waters for irrigation industrial and domestic use. Cities along the South Canadian River already seek water rights as floods threaten fertile lands near Syng and Rogs.
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Oklahoma
South Canadian
OtIshoma City
Norman
Kcell
Rocky Mountain
Arkraisas
Colorado
Kansas
Rogs
Syng
Tate
Which Way Are We Headed This Year and Beyond
Business leaders grapple with forecasts for 1999 amid mixed signals. A rebounding postwar rebuilding effort raises demand for steel and building materials, while wage stability and possible farm price shifts temper optimism. Investors grow wary as future earnings falter, interest rates edge upward, and stock values lag earnings, suggesting a cautious path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Europe
Empires and independence shape world choices
A reflective column contrasts empires with independence, noting Canada, South Africa and Australia favor close ties with Britain or the United States while the Dutch East Indies seek Dutch withdrawal. It weighs security under great powers, forecasts alignments with Britain and the U S, and muses on snowbound roads, political futures, and pecan findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eire
Canada
South Arica
Australia
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Lock
Stock
Bartel
Russia
Britain
Bire
Indies
South Africa
Imperialism Fading in Asia Threatens West Amid Indonesia Turmoil
A commentary argues imperialism wanes in Asia but warns against fostering an anti western bloc. It cites India’s resistance to imperial powers, calls for Asia wide self determination, and notes Cold War divides hindering UN action. The piece warns of Bolshevik influence in Indonesia and a potential east west conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Bro
Cout
U.N. le
India
Badonesix
Netherlands
All-India Congress
Pattabat Sitaramayya
Fawswarlal Nehru
England
Netiry
Europe
West
Asia
Far East
Moscow
New Budget Taking Definite Shape Now
The budget shapes toward 42 to 44 billion dollars with bets centering near mid figures. A likely deficit of one to two billion dollars is expected unless Congress acts. Government spending for the current year runs around 99.0 billion, while next year’s forecast slips about 2 billion due to a new accounting method starting January 1 that deducts tax refunds from revenue and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trumas
Theto Treman
Congress
Lietengetang
Skrim
New Simple Blood Test Reported by LSU Researchers
SHREVEPORT Louisiana report by Patterson B Moseley and Arthur L Levesen of LSU describes a new blood test usable in a doctor’s office. It uses about two drops of blood to measure protein balance in plasma, with imbalances suggesting diseases such as liver issues tuberculosis or other ailments, disclosed at an American Chemical Society meeting.
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Shreveport
Patterson B. Moseley
Arthur L Levesen
Louisiana State
America Chemical Society
Meard
Svengali
Trilby
Kuhn
Guocks Kuhn ‘Soto
Board of Hearth
American Psychotorical
American Psychiatric Association
Kuna
Hotel Fire Forces 75 People From Har morry in Freezing Morning
A four story Har morry hotel fire in Cohoes New York drove 75 guests into near zero cold on Christmas morning. Firemen evacuated 35 residents by ladder and nets while seven were injured though none seriously. One 1 year old woman Mary Boyd suffered a back injury in a jam from her second floor room. The blaze, the third in 60 room hotel in three months, burned a wing and left much of the interior iced over as water froze. Firemen contained the fire after five hours in four degree weather. The hotel, rebuilt 22 years ago after a major prior fire, sustained heavy damage.
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Coboes
N.Y. der
Arkness
Ness
Harmorry
Polive
Mary Boyd
Bridke
Albany
Joe Bryan Retires as Ada Kiwanis President Swan Song
Joe Bryan bids farewell as Ada Kiwanis Club president ending a year of service. He thanks members committees and supporters and emphasizes Kiwanis International theme Citizenship Responsibility and the slogan We Build highlighting continued community goals.
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Toe Bryan
Ada Kiswanis Club
Adu
Kiowanis International
Bryan
Cook Cleared in Manslaughter
Seventeen year old Beryl Thomas Cook of Tulsa was freed of a manslaughter charge after a preliminary hearing in Washoges Oakle. Six people died in a November highway crash on Highway 64 south of Flastceht, including Cook's father. Judge J F Beavers released him, noting the memory of the tragedy.
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Washoges
Oakle
Beryl Thomas Cook
Tulsa
J. F. Beavers
Haw
BR. A. Evans
Flastceht
New Emulsion Is Just Too Good
In Rochester Minnesota Kodak researchers unveil a new photographic emulsion capable of capturing footprints of atomic particles to aid identification and study. The emulsion is extremely sensitive and rapidly becomes clouded by background cosmic rays, yet a dryer state packing and warming before use may reduce its sensitivity and preserve records.
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Rochester. MN
Kodak Research Laboratories
Cyril J. Staud
Laboratories
Sgt. Fennell Reenlists at Brooke Army Medical Center
Sgt. Fennell reenlisted at the Medical Field Service School Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas. He is assigned to duty after a prior service of several years and months.
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Yrester
Jack O. Fen
Meil
Ads
Regular Army
Medical Field Service School
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fennel
Rudy Alten
Rowte
Hypnotism Warned On Quacks and Safe Use
New York report summarizes hypnotism as helpful when used properly but dangerous in untrained hands. Experts warn quacks marketing cures prey on vulnerable people, urging consulting physicians and medical societies to curb unsafe practices.
Utan Company to Run Pipe Lines Across Four States
Tulsa report says the Utanh Old Stilirig company will operate about 31 miles of pipeline and 12 pump stations in Wyoming Colorado and Utah starting January 1. The move transfers 200 Stanolind employees to Utan without changes to their conditions as the facilities shift from Stenelind ownership.
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Tulsa
Okio
Uteh Old Xefirig Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Stenelind Pipe Line Company
Uteh
Ssemolind
Ee Utszh
Snow Passes by Nation's Capital
The weather bureau said heavy snowfall expected in the Washington area was passing to the south. Four inches fell in central and southwestern Virginia with up to two inches nearby. Snow extended about thirty to forty miles south of Washington as a cold Canada air mass moved southeast with strong winds and temperatures near 15 degrees at night.
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Washington
Aim
Weather Bureau
Washinton
Washingtom Txe
Central
Ginla Anc
Canada
Rain Formation Through Moisture Condensation
A brief note explains that rain forms when additional moisture condenses. The statement discusses the process of condensation driving the development of rain showers and the role of atmospheric moisture in rainfall events.
Selective Nearing Aids Developed
New York report outlines hearing aids with controls to prevent overexertion by users. Sonotone Corp notes some listeners hear too hard and overwork their ears. Devices adjust to boost sound only as needed, preserving energy and improving comfort for the hard of hearing.
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New York
Sonotone’s ‘Corp
Schachtel
Sonotone
Ensign Bailey Earns Naval Aviator Wings At Ceremony
Ensign Bailey a Naval Aviator from Ada Oklahoma completes advanced Naval Aviation training at Naval Air Station Be Christi Texas receives his wings at a December ceremony He is a graduate of the Naval Academy Annapolis MD and is engaged to Miss Harriet Terbyttan of Coronado California He is the son of Mrs Dany Hays of Ada Bailey to be assigned to duty at the Naval Air System Moffett Field California
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Ensign Jones. Bailey
Ada
Oklahoma
Naval Air Station
Be Christi
Texas
Ensign Bailey
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Harriet Terbyttan
Coronado
California
Mra
Dany Hays
Aca
Ensila Bailey
Naval Air Systen
Moffett Fieldifornia
Fragmented excerpt on spined sea arteriins and a mention of danger
A garbled note describes Lonppspined black sea arteriins with needlelike spines that can pierce skin. The text mentions a break off and references gaining palsom after carrying. The fragment is unreadable and lacks clear factual context.
Rescue Ship Battered On Northern Trip
Rescue ship Saipan struggles through gale off Cape Race en route to Greenland to recover stranded U S air force crew from Saipan. Storms slow speed from 27 to 10 knots as helicopters and torpedo bombers weather damage. Officers say mission feasible in clear weather though conditions remain harsh and frequent conferences plan contingencies.
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James
Strebig
W. S. S . Saiban
Greenland
Air Force Mere Saipan
Yeecum
Saipan
Josep Gane
Kane
Cape Race
Newsax
William V. Davis
Intervala
Mrs Mary Jones Dies Early Monday in Ada
Mrs Mary Relwtea Somes of 320 West Fifteenth Ada died at Pee Hospital Monday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Smith Funeral Home. She was a longtime Ada resident and attended the First Baptist church. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Clyde Emerick and Mrs W Gay of Ada, three sons Claud e of Ada Dick of CHE Cem tee, and Rance Jones of Gildale, a brother Jasper Bess of Friona Texas.
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Mary Relwtea Somes
Pee
Smith Funeral Home
Jones
Ade
First Baptist Church
Gracs
Clyde Emerick
W. Gay
Ada
Clauce
Che
Three Men Enlist Here in Army
Three men enlisted this month per acting recruiter Cpl. Lowell Wadker at Ardmore Recruiting. Si Joe Brekhawk John Ray Hodge and Oliver Boaz passed physicals and had enlistment approved. They reported to Camp Chaffee Arkansas for assignment.
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Army
Lowell D. Wadker
PG Richardson
Om Teave
SI Joe Brekhawk
Jom Ray Hodge
Oliver Boaz
Nan
Ardmore
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Accident Claims Another Life in Ohio Valley Crash
CALY CENTER Kas December 25 Andrew D Waar 39 Grong Bay Ala died today the second victim of a motor car accident west of there last Thursday His wife 5 died yesterday of injuries suffered in the two car accident Still listed in critical condition were the Wears daughter Mrs James McDonnell 25 and her nine year old son Pat Patrick of Mobile Ala The party was en route to Be Wit Nas for Christmas. Pórcilla City Den hh ww Liddell Cantiner Oi company eastern sales manager New York today was promoted to general manager for the firm easterly operations effective February 1 1943 Liddell will be succeeded by 3 R Cunningham present south am sales manager Fort Worth
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Caly Center
Kas
Andrew D. Waar
Grong Bay
Ala
James McDonnell
Pat Batrick
Mobile
Ale
Wit
Ponca City
Okla
Den
Liddell
Cantiner Oi
New York
L. F. McCollust
3. R. Cunningham
South Am
Fort Worth
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