Truman Denies Softening Tone Toward Russia
President Truman rejected any softening of America's stance toward Russia. He warned that uncertainty could harm the Marshall Plan and Western defense efforts. Acheson was named secretary of state to succeed Marshall, signaling a firm policy at a critical Cold War moment.
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America
Russia
United St
Kansas City
Moscow
Washington
Jundiae 2
Oseahi- Fet
Jay Franklin
Life Magazine
Acheson
Roush” Potigy
Bean Acheson
General Marshall
Europe
Symington Pushes Four Year Air Force Build Up
Secretary Symington urges continuation of a four year plan to expand the air force to 70 groups, warning against wasteful planning and endorsing the president's economy drive. He backs the 70 group force as essential to national security, while senators differ on long term authorization for air power.
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Washington
Symington
Fle
Ar Force
Congress
Prumad
Air Fovce
Pepper
D+Fla
McClellan
D-Ark
Gurney
R-Sd
Armed Services
GOP
Ardmore Youth Killed In Truck Train Collision
Ardmore, Ohio youth Billy R. Means, 29, was killed yesterday in Austin when his truck, part of a convoy owned by his father Ramor, collided with an MKT train. Means was trapped in the wreck. Glimpses of a broader note mention climate-related costs totaling about 720 million dollars annually in lost wages and relief payments.
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Ardmore
Austin
Tex
Ohlo
Billy RL Means
Beans
Ramor
Means
Truman May Be Put On Hot Spot Over Acheson Nomination
Washington reports Truman may force Dean Acheson into a central Senate battle for secretary of state as Democratic control worries loom for the 1952 presidential bid. GOP critics led by Senator Wherry question Acheson’s stance toward Russia and his ties to Alger Hiss amid a party split over foreign policy.
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Jack Belle
Washington
Jan
Truman
Dean Acheson
Okd
Acheson
Vandenberg
Michigan
Wherry
Nebraska
Alger Hiss
State Department
Legislators Return to Capitol to Tackle New Budget
Oklahoma lawmakers head back to the Capitol to debate a budget likely to exceed available funds by around 34 million dollars. Gov. Roy J. Turner hints heavier taxes may be needed, as House and Senate committees prepare joint hearings on the request.
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Oklaroma Cimry
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Roy J. Turner
Oklahoma Sheriffs and Fance Officers Association
Turner
Andalfai
Association
Explosion and Fire Hit Pauls Valley Pumping Station
An explosion and fire at a Standmt Pipeline Co pumping station near Pauls Valley Oklahoma caused extensive damage, destroying a pump and an engine and injuring no one. Firefighters extinguished the blaze as the damage estimate rose to around 160000 dollars.
Puss County Dairy Program Making Big Advancement
In Pushmataha county south half since last June seven grade A barns and more than 298 dairy cows mark major progress. Plans for wider barns and new memberships grow as farmers join with supplies from loans totaling 66000 to buy cows and equipment. Local bankers and chamber groups show limited active support, but supervision by Carl Spearts and involvement of J M Corninghaus keep hope for expansion alive.
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Pushmataha County
Bilyeu
Kiam
Zormeny
Terry Miler
Miller
Ithe Binley
Jackie Cornelius
Fare Home Administration
Carl Spearts
Alraady
Paris
Texas
Chmber of
Lions Club
Cb Swill Ag
Tong
Goms
Five Fatalities on Highways of State
Five people died on icy state highways Sunday boosting the weekly toll to 26 for the year and reflecting a sharp rise from a year earlier. Victims include Rhylus Jeanette Coulter a 26 year old mother and her infant daughter Diane Key Ruh nemund aged 18 months, Bahoma and Diane Key Ruh nemund, 18 months, plus Tomizie John Knepper 5, Ra Bynn Peterson 36 and other residents from Wichita Kansas and Cameron Missouri.
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Blu Atenclares Press
Oklahoma
Rhylus Jeanette Coulter Weehnemund
Bahoma
Diane Key Ruhnemund
We Kemper
Cameron
Tomizie
John
Greetings For February and March Draft Actions
Washington Jan 19 The draft board will send greetings in February or March to announce draft calls. Secretary Royall said over two months will pass before the process begins. Navy and Air Force have not yet used the draft system. volunteers are needed to meet needs.
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Washington
Tonto
Aera Royall
Navy
Air Force
Peking Renamed in 1928 After Historic Role
The city of Peking, meaning Northern Plain, was named in 1928 after centuries as the Manchu Dynasty capital. The account notes the city’s long status as the regime’s headquarters and the change from its earlier form.
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Peking
Northern Plain
Northern Caprie
UN Sympathy Falls Short for South West Africa Rights
Rev. Michael Guthrie Scott of South Africa appeals to the United Nations for action on behalf of about 200 Herero people in South West Africa. He cites land rights deprivation, low wages, and inhumane conditions, but UN response is blocked by South Africa’s mandate status and limited trusteeship powers. He also notes protests over a referendum and warns that without UN intervention the Herero face ongoing subjugation and possible ethnic persecution.
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Palais de Chaillot
United Nations
Michael ‘Guthrie’ Scott
South Africa
South West Africa
Scott
U. S
Ion
Paris
Rhodesia
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League of Nations
UN Trusteeship Commission
Eric Louw
South Africam
Megrogs of
South
Est Africa
Rev
Johannesburg
Stott
Marriage Report Sparks Magnuson Denial Absurd
Senator Warren G. Magnuson of Washington calls reports that he secretly wed a 21 year old waitress and later married June Millard, aka Toni Seven, absurd. He attributes the marriage claims to gossip during a travel delay caused by heavy snowstorms and says the reports are embarrassing to both Mil Millard and himself.
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Washington
Gan
Warren G. Magnuson
NeLgess_ ae
Samaton
June Millard
Toni Seven
Congress
Magnuson
Seuffle
Francisco
Mitjarde
Magrpson
Eleanor Mlachieus
Seattia
Mauna Ega Returns to Sleep Amid Hawaii Snow Blankets
Mauna Lea, the gift volcano, rumbled spectacularly Thursday before appearing to sleep again. A weekend snowstorm draped the upper slopes in white, contrasting with the cooled lava flows below. Vienna coffee houses, dating to 1883, and Pele’s legends mingle with a quirky tale of Turks leaving bear cake for locals.
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Mauna Ega
Hawaii
Park
Mauna Lea
Vienna
Pele
Christmas Tug of War Over Little Vickie
Vickie Jeanne Snyder, nearly three, becomes central in a cross country dispute among her mother Jeanne Morgana Braget of Tecoma Washington and paternal grandparents Harry M. Snyder and wife in Harrisburg. After a brief visit to friends, Vickie vanished from the Snyder home December 20. Eight days later the guardians surrendered to Pomona police as a custody battle continues amid charges against Braget and a second husband.
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Jam
Vickie Jeanne Snyder
Sante Claus
Jeanne Morgana Braget
Tecoma
Wash
Ast
FoAn
Viesie
Amd
Harry M. Snyder
Harrisourg
Wickie
Santa Claus
Wicksie
Suryder’s
Hragets
Pomona
Bond request for $40,000 to finish hospital expansion
Cushing Oklahoma January bond issue seeks forty thousand dollars extra to complete a three hundred ninety thousand dollar hospital enlargement adding eighty five beds. City commissioners say the extra appropriation funds essential facilities and will be placed before voters Thursday.
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Cushing
Okie
Jan
Hoopstal
Torsday
Pha Hospital
No Draft For Two Months In Army Plan
Washington reports the Army will not draft in February or March if voluntary enlistments and reenlistments stay strong. Secretary Royall says the force, at 837,700 with 15,000 officers, would draft 5,809 men next month if needed, but current voluntary strength aims to prevent conscription. The Navy and Air Force have not required peacetime drafts, while Hershey warns draft boards could falter if reliance on volunteers remains excessive.
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Hes
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U.S
Ganadhm
England
New England
Jax
Royall
Navy
Air Force
Army
Lewis B. Hershey
China Eyes Second Peace Statement Amid War News
Reports from Nanking say the government will issue a second peace statement to clarify stalemate after Chiang Kai-shek New Year notes. Sources cite possible talks, cease fire orders, and a looming peace emissary while Red forces press near Suchow and Tientsin with heavy fighting.
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Nanking Evening News
Chiami Kai-Shek
China
Nanking
Suchow
Cam Tw
Li-Ming
Chen Yi
Chen
Chiang
United Nations R
U. M
Red
Im Peiping
Tientsin
Revs
Peiping
Saul Matchuren
Lam Plao
Tiedtsin
Pauls Valley Statesman Homer Paul Dies at 44
Homer Paul, longtime Pauls Valley politician and former state legislator, died at 3 PM after several weeks of illness. He served three terms in the Oklahoma House before moving to the Senate in 1930s and was president pro tempore of the Senate in 1948. A veteran, he enlisted in the Navy in 1943 and came from a founding Paul family in Pauls Valley. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Senate
Hoz
Tina
Chambers
Paul
Sem Paul
Paula Valley
Pauly ‘Valley
Paul We
Navy
Hebert S. Merryckowe
Hamsters Imported for Food Experiment in Milk Cheese
Asiatic hamsters react similarly to humans to certain foods and have been imported to the United States in large numbers for experiments involving milk and cheese.
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United States
New Test Detects Traces of Soppan in Vomit
A newly developed chemical test can detect even the smallest traces of soppan in vomit, enabling forensic analysts to identify exposure. The method is described as extremely sensitive and capable of uncovering minute residues that were previously undetectable.
Remainder Of January Busy With Games Opera Symphony Exams
January remains active with numerous events including basketball games, operatic performances, a symphony concert conducted by Ante Doratt, and early exams. Highlights include a central college opera night, a concert by Bailes Symphony, and first day enrolment for the second semester at colleges and schools.
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Bown
Bow Central College
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Bagret Bal East
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Southeastern
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East Central Oy Collegée
Pliss
College Jopera
At &P. m. College Auditoriium
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At &Q. Su
Col- Vtegea Ifh
Chamber of Commerce
Tigt—Ada
Featuaviner Bailes
Ante Borati
Feolleam
Cal
Stee
Isda Public Schawls
Foot Mouth Disease Eradication Efforts Gain Ground
Dr Bennett T. Simms of the Bureau of Animal Industry said eradicating foot mouth disease in Mexico is possible with vaccination. U S and Mexican experts see progress with no new outbreaks where vaccination is complete. Vaccination labs produce over 2 million doses. inoculations proceed as fast as produced, with costs around $2 million monthly to the U S government.
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Mexico City
Jon
Bennett T. Simms Ebilot
GS. Bureau of Animal Industry
Mexico
U. S. Department of Agricculture
U.s-Mexico
Washington
Simms
U.S
Fr. Simres
Brannan Seeks Greater Farm Storage At Jefferson Day Dinner
Springfield report notes Secretary of Agriculture Brannan urged continuing abundance driven policy. In a Jefferson Jackson Day speech he pressed for larger farm storage capacity to cope with a record wheat crop and booming production of rice and other commodities. He criticized Congress for blocking the Commodity Credit Corporation from expanding storage facilities.
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Springfield
Jam
Brannan
Commodity Crédit Corporation
Brannom
Nickel Plate R R President Dies
Cleveland Jas 8 John Wysor Devin 57 president of the Nickel Plate Railroad and chairman of the board of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway, died today in his home after ill health. Devin began in rail in 1910 with Chesapeake and Ohio as a night shift stenographer, rose to president in 1933, and was elected vice president in 1963. Late in 1952 Robert Young tapped Devin to lead the 176 mile Nickel Plate, running from Buffalo to Chicago and Peoria.
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Cleveland
Jas
John Wysor Davin
Nickel Plate Railroad
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Devin
Davin
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Robert Young
van Sweringen
Industriair Riddle
Buffalo
Se. Bonis
Chicago
Peoria
Ancient Morons and a Play Named Footnote Mystery
A fragmentary note discusses the word moron from Greek moros and cites French dramatist Molwere who wrote in 1884 a play featuring a court foot named in a curious context. The text is garbled but hints at language histories and theater references.
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Morett
Molwere
Checks Out Bankers in For Fathers Spring Suit Trends
NEA reports male fashion shifts in 1940s spring styles. Bankers return to conservative garments with flannels and worsteds, favor single-breasted coats and subdued patterns. Emergent novelty is a patch pocket rocket salt. Gray fabrics regain prominence as silhouettes grow looser and jackets longer with side vents.
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Servies
New York
Ater
Sandy Spairent
Wool Council
Thr
Green
Exon
Conner
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