Armistice Terms For Korea Near Identical To December Plan
Washington reports that terms communicated to General Ridgway mirror an eight point ceasefire plan proposed by a UN committee last December. The proposal envisions a buffer zone near the 38th parallel, halt to fighting, halt to reinforcements, access for a ceasefire commission, one for one POW exchanges, buffer zone administration, security for forces and refugees, and shared responsibility among UN members. Views remain tentative and subject to Ridgway’s acceptance and allied responses.
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Washington
U. N
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
United States
Gen. Ridgway
Tas
Ridgway
Turner Field Day Draws Big Crowd
The twelfth annual Field Day at former Gov. Roy J. Turner’s Sulphur ranch drew about 80 early visitors and around 600 by judging time. A noon barbecue drew more attendees, with over 500 FFA and 4 H youngsters competing. Logan county won the 4 H division in judging while Kingfisher county FFA won that division. Mr Turner hosted the event.
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Roy J. Turner
Sulphur
Logan County
Kingfisher County
FFA
Turner
Big Ranch Center
Heavy Rains Paralyze Rail Traffic and Flood Regions
Heavy rains swamp Oklahoma, halting most north south trains and prompting lake and dam officials to open floodways. Grand Lake rose to 753.4 feet, over 13 feet above normal, with widespread road closures and evacuations possibles in Miami and surrounding towns as rivers overflowed.
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Grand River Dam
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Newton Peeing
Emporia
Kansas City
Rock Island
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Medford
Ponca City
Nowata
Alva
Beavernas
Baia
Waynoka
Woodward
Bartlesville
Chandler
Miami
Okmulgee
Muskogee
Pryor
Tulsa
Stillwater
McAlester
Poteau
Enid
Vinita
Chelsea
Allane
J. W. Ellis
Grand Lake
Neosho
Tom Yarbrough Changes Jobs In Washington
Tom Yarbrough resigns as administrative assistant to Senator Hennings and will become information specialist for the National Security Resources Board. He started in January and will move to Washington. Hennings praises his services and says the government is fortunate to have him. Yarbrough formerly resided in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
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Washington
Tom
Yarbrough
Senator Hennings
D-Mo
Mondey
St I. 1
National Security Resources Board
Hennings
Tom Yarbrough
Shawnee
Okla
Government Ending Surplus Forecast for 1931 Budget
Article notes the 1931 fiscal year ends with a budget surplus near 10 billion dollars, second largest after 1948, despite wartime red ink. It discusses projections under Truman era estimates, potential future deficits, and the impact of Korea and rearmament on federal finances. It also references the Reformed Church in America.
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Washington
Treasury
Calvin Coolidge
Red Cross Offers Water Safety Courses In Ada
Red Cross continues from pare one with life saving and water safety courses directed by Rex Frank Mrs Joan Stuckey and Mrs wonne Ray as instructors. Lindsay Davidson Water Safety chairman notes the program helps Ada citizens and children stay safe in water. Despite budget cuts and space limits the chapter plans larger facilities and a fuller program to raise water safety awareness, citing 1944 drowning statistics and the high incidence among youths and men.
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Tauight
Red Cross
Rex Frank
Joan Stuckey
Wonne Ray
Lindsay Davidson
Pontotoc County
Yoursely
I Ted
Reds
Andy G
Ada
Obituary: Mrs Alice Crosser 93 at Marko
Mrs. Alice A. Crosser 93 of Marko died at home Friday evening at 7 35. Funeral today at 3 at Tupelo Methodist Church Eyre's Prairie cemetery Smith Funeral Home. Surviving include son George A. Crosser six grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Alice Crosser
Alice A. Crosser
Marko
Tupelo Methodist Church
Eyre’s Prairie Cemetery
Smith Tuneral Home
George A. Crosser
Asbury Methodists to Enlarge Church Plant
At a special meeting the Asbury Methodist church in the Sixth and Johnson area voted to launch a building program costing about 25 000 dollars. Plans include a two story 40 by 60 foot educational building, stairway access and expansion of the sanctuary to the upper floor, a redecorated basement recreation hall, and remodeling to seat 400 as opposed to the current 250. Active membership has more than doubled in three years, and services are growing rapidly.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Sixth and Johnson
A. W. Oliver
Christ
Gilber to Make Bureau Changes
State Safety Commissioner Dixie Gilmer announced upcoming personnel shifts in the eight man state crime bureau. Glenn Howard Wilton of Enid will assume charge Monday, with Sid Wilson denying a resignation rumor. Lincoln Nebr. is noted for high per capita air conditioning units.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dixie Gilmer
State
Glenn Howard Wilton
Enid
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
Monlay
Sid Wilson
FBI
Creek County
Gillmer
Wilson
Lincoln
Nebra
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Tonkawa
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Weynoka
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Jet
Blackwell
Cherokee
Carmen
U.S. 66
U. S. 69
Hart's Auto Shop
West 12Th ST
Ardmore
6Th & P Street
Ardbiore
Valley Steel Products Company
Sidney St. Laclede
St. Louis, Missouri
Tom Yarborugh
Besa
Chang
Irplus
Congress
Trumen
America
New York
New Jersey
Logsdon
Duran
Pc. Jr
East Main
Lizzie Mosley
Tupelo
Smith's
Asbury Methodists
Gilber
Ray Russell
Ross Church of Christ
Seviege
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