Upheaval Against Communism Aims to Placate Democracies
A time column warns Moscow’s “peace offensive” is a Trojan horse to ease pressure on democracies. It notes Bolshevist calls for peace, calls for international cooperation, and U.S. rebuttals from President Truman and Dean Acheson. Reports of anti-communist actions in Seattle and global union splits accompany the analysis.
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Hag Beer
Palmiro Togliatti
Marc Eel Cachin
P. N. Pospelov
Pravda
Russia
Soviet Union
U. S.A
Commoniam
America
Fryman Fatky
United States
Trumary
Dean Acheson
Rty
New York
Seattle
University of Washington
Washington
Paria
James Bo Carey
CLO
Jidney
Soviet led six nation mutual aid pact forms economic council
Moscow January 25 six eastern European states led by the Soviet Union organized an economic mutual assistance council as a response to the Marshall Plan. Bulgaria Hungary Poland Romania and Czechoslovakia joined, with Finland eligible for membership. the bloc aims to boost trade and provide technical help while inviting other European nations to join. The move signals a shift toward an open but Marshall Plan independent economic cooperation bloc.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Russia
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Hunty
Boland
Romania
Rechoslovaka
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
London
Trhieh
Couriel
Council of Econorie Mutual Assistance
Europa
Finland
Apple
Tan
Growp
Emiong Bhurtzelves
Ain Ae
Jap Voters Split Between Extremes
Tokyo voters split between right and left as unofficial returns show Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's conservative Liberal Democratic Party winning a Diet majority with 263 of 465 seats. Communists gain 35 seats, Democrats 70, Social Democrats 49, Peoples Cooperative 22, independents, others. Voter turnout near 50 percent.
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Russell Reines
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshidai
Anch
Democratic Uberal
Electon
Diet
Japan
Stuerender
Democrats
Social Democrats
Peoples Cooperative Id
Other Paetidy
Independents
State faces costly new buildings and tax rise threat
Officials argue $20.8 million in proposed state buildings would require heavy taxes. A modernization program for existing institutions is urged to reduce long term maintenance costs, improve facilities, and avoid a large new construction push amid high costs.
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Tos
Sibje
Nor
Lwe
Lepisiatore Loder
Reantol A Bryer
Allen H D Club Holds Meeting
The Allen H D Club met at the home of Mrs. GL Coda Sr on Wednesday. Martha Mote of HDA gave a demonstration on planning a home garden. Other attendees included Mrs. Elmer Martin and Mrs. neer Trivith. A business session followed by social hour and refreshments. Additional attendees were Mrs. Tack Hammonds, Mrs. Conan Doyle, Mrs. W W Gibson, Mrs. Callie Gibson and visitor Brey Phillips from Hamer MD mw.
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Alue
GL Coda Sr
Martha Mote
HDA
Elmer Martin
Neer Trivith
Mirr
Bes Redman Mics
W. A. Bryad
Tack Hammonds
Es. Conan Doyle
W. W. Gibson
Callie Gibson
Brey Phillips
Hamer MD Mw
Roy Godbey Pleads Innocent to Murder in Oklahoma City
Roy Frank Godbey, charged with the murder of Oklahoma City Attorney Rap Pruet, pleaded innocent at arraignment after being extradited from El Paso, Texas. The case ties back to a 1932 Jefferson County prosecution of Pruet. Godbey previously served a 33 year armed robbery sentence. The 52 year old suspect had been captured by Texas Rangers and FBI officials and signed a confession claiming vengeance.
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Oklahoma City
Jam
Roy Frank Godbey
Rap ‘ ‘Pruet
Godbey
el Faso
Texas
James
Justice of the Peace
Howard Bayer
Peuet
Kingy
el Paso
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pruet
Gorbey
Jefferson County
Oklawame City
FBE
Wainwright Says Life After War Is Tougher Than War
Tulsa reports Lt. Gen. Johnathan M. Wainwright, famed for Bataan, laments retired life as nearly as hard as combat saying it’s “Bad is it’s even worse than the army.” He rails against endless routines while touring for the Tulsa Advertising Federation. In Washington, the Census Bureau notes cotton ginned to Jan 16 with 14,143,789 bales, up from 1948 and 1949 figures, detailing by state including Texas and Arkansas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Johnathan NM. Wainwright
Bataan
Bfe
Federation m
Washington
Dan
Duresu
Elah
Jas Yoo
Aris
Train Piles Up at Catoosa Station
A fast northbound freight train derailed at Catoosa Oklahoma on the mainline station when a draw bar struck a gasoline and four fuel cans. No injuries reported though workers in a bunk car were shaken. Over a hundred yards of wall nearby collapsed and traffic was disrupted. The depot narrowly escaped collapse.
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Tulsa. Ohl
Catogsi Okla
Joe
Crioosa
Morris chairs Indian Affairs subcommittee in House
Rep. Faby Morris of Oklahoma is named chairman of the Indian Affairs subcommittee of the House Public Lands committee. In other moves Rep. W. G Stigher was appointed to the Appropriations committee, expanding the panel's membership yesterday.
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Toby Morris Cratrman
Rsdian Afp
Washington
Rep
Faby Morris
Oklahoma
House Public Lands Committee
W. G Stigher
Tg Aa
Public Health Unit Moves to New Downtown Location
J C Can says the health unit relocated on September 15 from the fairgrounds and North Broadway to downtown 206 East Thirteenth for easier service. Dental work expanded with a county funded program providing complete dental care and fluoride treatment to children selected by teachers. 36 in progress with weekly four visits. Tuberculosis cases noted in December with a county and state checkup planned. venereal disease declines cited as ongoing but unverified.
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Moco Cing
J. C. Can
Tours
Fairgrounds
Broadway
Forts
East Thirteenth
Camada
Canada
Ada
Pcounty Yard
Public Migrse Ok
Aie Robertsom
Wayser Pta
Bill Hayes
Roberteon
Nunse Robertrom
Robertson
Oklahoma City
Maternty Institute
Universty Hospital
Pontotoc
Essential Uses Involved Wording Involves Steel Allocation
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer urged Congress to extend through Sept 20 the voluntary education program directing steel to essential uses. He said a longer-term extension will be sought as part of broader economic stabilization measures and that a forthcoming bill may broaden controls over credit rents exports and material distribution. The current authority ends March 3 with limited wind-up arrangements, and 24 programs already direct about 589 740 tons of steel toward the armed forces atomic energy oil coal and other needs.
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Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Congress
Senate
Amy Geer
Isrominent
Sawoyer
South Africa
U.S
Russia
Commerce Department
Truman
U N Assembly May Get Indonesia Case
In Lake Success action at the Asian conference, pro Indonesia spokesmen expect a UN General Assembly debate on the Dutch Indonesian dispute when it reconvenes. A four power resolution urged a ceasefire and freedom for interned Indonesian activists, with a plan to form a united Indonesia by July 1, 1980.
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United Nations Gonlevel Assembly
U. N
Security Council
Exi
I Pri
Lt-nation Council
Fay Eagvere
U.S
China
Norway
Cue
Itwo
United States
Indonesia
New Delhi
Trionesia
Sam Jewell Oil Man and Rancher Dies at Home
Sam Jewell a drilling contractor and rancher died Sunday morning at his home 505 East Thirteenth. Funeral conducted Monday at Criswell chapel at 2 p m. He was well known in regional oil circles and left a widow, two sisters Mrs Edna Cook Enid and Mrs Emma Wheeler Los Angeles, and two brothers G R Sewell Ada and Henry C Sewell Enid.
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Sarm Jewell
God
East Thirtteenth
Criswell Chapel
Wr. Jewell
Edna Cook
Enid
Emma Wheeler
Los Angeles
Calif
G. R. Sewell
Ada
Henry C
Sewell
Breathes for Dog and Saves Life
Jackson, a 28 year old packing plant employee, saved a dog named Bay after an automobile strike. He partnered with Dr Boots Pickett to stabilize the injured animal with a makeshift respirator, performing four hours of care until surgery succeeded. The dog, a mongrel mix, is a pet of a nine year old boy. Penicillin was administered during recovery.
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Kansas City
Jam
Jackson
Boots Pickett
Bay
Justin Mongrel
Colleing
Hhe Nime
Jacksoan
Lively Speech Is Acquired Asset in Public Speaking
A column by SEICIA HART MEA discusses how to cultivate lively speech that attracts listeners. It stresses good subject matter and active listening, noting a teacher’s clarity and radio discourse influence. It cites an acquaintance who builds pictures in listeners' minds with vivid color and movement to engage attention.
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Seicia Hart
Weesan
Seb
Ake
Roycell
Adan Takes Over At McCall Chapel
Nancy Rhodes of Ada will begin teaching at McCalls Chapel School Monday morning. Mrs. Pipkin, principal, has suffered health issues from her son's tragic death in a train auto collision at Duncan. The school, previously able to hire two teachers, will next year employ only one due to smaller attendance. Rhodes earned a degree from a Massachusetts university and has been doing post graduate work at East Central College this term. she also attends East Central. State owns Okmulgee School of Technical Training. The deed transfer to Citraher’s A and M College’s school of technical training in Okmulgee was received by Governor James E Berry from Baxter Taylor of the WAA. Several state officials including Roy J. Firm were unable to attend due to the snow.
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Nancy Rhodes
Ada
McCalls
Rhodes
U University
Massarchusetts
East Central College
Mir. Rhodes
East Central
Amulgee Schoo
Okmulger
Oita
Cictahers A
College
School of Technical Training
Dynamite Explosion Strikes Tulsa Beer Vault Doors
In Tulsa Oklahoma a dynamite blast ripped open two refrigerated beer vaults at Falstaff Distributing Co injuring no one. Co owners Gus G. Andrews and Kenneth M. Reid blamed labor trouble while noting expected damage under $400. No threats or warnings were reported.
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Tulsa
Otta
Falstaff Distributing
Gus G. Andrews
Kenneth MM. Reid
Tax Goats Eyed by Federal State Local Governments
President Truman sought 430.7 million for unanticipated current year government costs. The request covers social security aid changes, veterans' benefits, mail service, and a new steam plant. parallels rise in state and local taxes as governments tap same sources.
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Truman
Congress
Megicane Federal
IMB
Philippines
BCE
T&a
Stars
Mew
Sometimes It Pays To Be Cross-Eyed
A Tampa speaker cites authenticated records showing cross-eyed people may have advantages in multitasking. A bus driver reportedly benefited after eye correction caused him to lose that ability, while a cross-eyed plant inspector used both directions at once. Dr Murroughs noted cross-eyed workers gain some edge but lack close-up focus.
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Tampa
Fiz
Nusroughs
Lirtim
Ing
New York
de. Murroughs
Ami
Murraughs
Plan for New Housing Rent Control Laws
Washington plans emerge from leaders on housing and rent controls to speed action on new measures. Maybank names Sparkman to head hearings on a program including public housing and slum clearance. Spence aims to begin hearings soon as House and Senate committees push to extend rent controls before March 31.
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House
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Spencer D-Ky
Senate Cemenittes
Meadfine
Bus
Maybamk
iSparkman
D-Ala
Spackizan
Spence
Democracy Theme Will be Pushed by Commerce Council
ST JOSEPH MO Jan 25 An idea from Kansas City will be spread nationwide next June by the GS Funter chapter of commerce It is Democracy Beats Communism the theme for an independence week campaign Adopted by the five council at the closing session of a two day meeting President Paul Bag elt of East Lansing Mich said junior teachers will be asked to conduct singalong par pens curing the week of June 3 to 6 The council awarded the national convention to Chicago This year's convention will be held at Colorado Springs Cal a
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ST. Joseph
Kansas
GS. Funter Chapter
Commerce
Demoocrace
Fuice Chamber
Paul
Bagelt
East Lansing
Nich
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Cala
Garrison Finish Origin Of Racing Expression Unearths Tale
A fragmentary note traces the saying garrison finish to a race where jockeys used the term after a late surge. The piece hints at a historical link with a prominent figure, though the text is incomplete and garbled.
Texas City 1400 Workers Walk Out At Chemical Plant
About 1400 members of the Maintenance and Operators union walked off their jobs at a Gulf coast chemical plant after rejecting a 2 cent wage offer and accepting a 27 cent-an-hour raise being contested. Officials say the strike affects operators and maintenance staff but not CPOs, guards, or some personnel, with overtime and production continuing in limited form.
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Jam
Wracloneh
Tone Ae
Yeater
Gulf Coast
Maintenance Anit Operators Union
APL
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