U S Leaders Review Korean War Manpower Needs
Washington reports show top officials weighing U S manpower needs amid Korea crisis. President and Secretary of Defense Johnson discuss options including mobilization and reserve volunteers, while considering allied troop use and risk of widening the conflict.
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Washington
Louis Johnson
Wane House
Trumen
Johnson
Jee
America
Western Pacific
Kren
Vetere Anx
United States
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
State Question 245: Oklahoma workmen's comp death benefits
State Question 245 Legislative Referendum No. 96 asks if death benefits should be payable under Oklahoma's workmen's compensation law. It would allow the legislature to fix the death-benefit amount, expediting claims and potentially reducing litigation. Labor and management favor the measure, but voter turnout may defeat it if not enough yes votes are cast.
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Oklahoma
Foreign Submarines Seen Near Manila Coast
Manila reports that foreign submarines surfaced Sunday about 40 miles from Manila in Quezon province coastal waters. A spokesman would not specify how many subs, only that there were more than one, with markings unreadable. US Navy at Sangley Point declined to confirm ship movements.
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Manila
Philippines Defense Department
Quezon
Philippines
Amenean
Sangley Point
Navy Department
Washington
Mother of Two Dies of Polio in Oklahoma City
A 21 year old mother of two, Frances Jean Irvin of Roma City, died last night from poliomyelitis while at Children's Hospital. The U S Public Health Service reported Oklahoma ranked third in poliomyelitis cases for the week ending June 24, with 75 cases this year, down from 145 a year ago.
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Oklahoma City
Pollers
Franees Jean Irvin
Roma City
U.S. Public Health Service
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Oklahoma State Races Tighten Ahead of July Primary
Oklahoma City July 3 reports show veteran Senator Elmer Thomas and Rep. Monroney leading a close Democratic primary race with last minute vote appeals. Unopposed are Reps. Albert and Howard. Major issues include farm price supports and public power. Republicans nominate in tight Senate contests with Alexander vs Fields and others.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
El‘ser Thomas
Mike Mony
Tenough
Carl Albert
George Howard
Wilson
Thomas
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Monroney
House
GOP
W. H
Bill) Alexander
Johnny Murray
William H
Bill
Hurrying Ball Fan Back Tracks Today
A speeding baseball fan from Canton Ohio identified as Earl S Stanton hurriedly returned by police to four Cleveland suburbs after failing to reach Municipal stadium for a Detroit Tigers double header. He was jailed overnight in Independence after stints in Newburgh Heights Cuyahoga Heights and Brecksville.
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Cleveland
Canton
Municipal Stadium
Earl S. Stanton
Detroit Tigers
Brecksville
Independence
Cuyshoga Heights
Newburgh Heights
Frank W. Novak
Stanton
Cuughoga Heights
Three Killed in Weekend Oklahoma Highway Crash
Three people died in Oklahoma highway crashes at the start of the Fourth of July weekend. Victims include David Watson eight, Raye Elaine Hicks fifteen, and 67 year old K Priest. The fatalities raise the year total to two hundred twenty six.
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Oklahoma
David Watson
Henry J. Watson
Tilsa
Raye
Elaine Hicks
Frank Hicks
Yukon
K. Priest
Spire
Watson Bay
Tulsa
Hicks
Jar
Panema
Oxijs
Spiro
Suwon Hit as North Koreans Attack Local Base
Dispatch from Charles Gorey reports July 3 4 in Suwon Korea where North Korean planes swept the town and nearby American personnel fled after small arms fire. An International News Photo team, including Rosie Ors..., observed jets downing one Yak and saw barricades and guards as residents disappeared.
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Charles Garry
Associated Press
Korea
Suwon
Charles Gorey
South Korea
Tokyo
Seoul
Gerry
Suen
Rayburn Clears Monroney on Farm Price Parity Bill
Oklahoma City July 1 House Speaker Sam Rayburn defended Rep Mike Monroney and Rep Albert Gore in the dispute over farm price parity. Rayburn said the 69 percent parity claim concerns potatoes and that Monroney backed 90 percent parity, while he corrected claims about who authored key bills and who supports high farm prices. Farmers Union leaders pressed Monroney to state his stance amid allegations of conflicting parity figures.
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Oklahoma City
Sam Rayburn
D-Ten
Mike Monroney
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Rayburn
Walter G. Northcutt
Lexingen
Cleveland County Farmers Union
Monroney
U.S
Senate
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Northcutt
Thomas
Gore
ABA
Norris
Nebraska
Oklahoma Farmers Union
Farmers Union
2. H . Lawter
Lawter
Beans Not Ulcers Satchmo's Trouble
Louis Armstrong, famed trumpeter, reports not ulcers but beans and mice caused stomach issues. He cancelled 21 bookings to February, stayed at a west coast clinic, and plans a 56th birthday celebration while doctors advise avoiding beans.
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New York
Louis “Satchmo
Armstrong
New Orleans
Satchmo
West Coast
Sgt York
Record dividend paid by Oklahoma savings associations
Oklahoma City report shows savings associations paid 2568,000 in a six month period. John Mabr executive manager of the Oklahoma Savings and Lean League says it is the largest dividend ever paid by savings associations in a six month span.
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Oklahoma City
John Mabr
Oklahoma Savings and Lean League
Scouts Dedicate Program to Recalling Freedom Milestones
At Valley Forge July 3, 50,000 candles lit an arena where Boy Scouts united in a ceremony recalling milestones of American democracy. The event featured multi faith services and a shared pledge to freedom of worship as a central symbol, led by Scouts and leaders.
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Valley Forge
Washington
Uberty
Radaaur
Seout
Accessories For The Home Should Be Carefully Chosen
Designer Yasha Heifetz advises home owners to allocate about 70 to 73 percent of their budget to basic decorations and the rest to accessories. He urges careful selection to avoid clutter, recommends matching lamps and items to room size, and favors simple, well-crafted pieces over flashy trends.
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Sue Gardner
Yasha Heifetz
Heifetz
Carmer
Heinitz
Ben Fischer
Final day campaign plans set for governor and Senate candidates
Democratic governor hopefuls William O Coe and Johnston Murray outline Monday tours and last minute speeches across Oklahoma City Beaver Hooker Guyman Boise City and Lawton Edmond McAlester Pauls Valley Ada and other towns. U S Senate hopefuls Elmer Thomas Mike Monroney Raymond Fields and Bill Alexander prepare final day appeals with multiple stops in cities including Oklahoma City Edmond Shawnee Prague Guthrie and Meeker.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
William O Coe
P. m
Johnston Murray
Cne
Panhandle
Beaver
Hooker
Guyman
Boise City
Pauls Valley
Ada
U. S. Senate
Raymond Fields
Jones
Harrah
McLoud
Shawnee
Meeker
Prague l
Paden
Weather Outlook for Independence Day
The weather bureau forecasts generally fair conditions across most of the United States for the July 4 holiday. A risk of brief thundershowers exists in parts of the mid Atlantic states Ohio Valley Great Lakes eastern and southern Mississippi and Missouri valleys and late in the day in the east gulf south Atlantic plains and Rocky Mountain regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi
Missouri
East Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Sgt York Remains Sidelined By Virus Pneumonia
PALL MALL Tenn July 2 Sgt Alvin C York World War I hero is ill with a virus pneumonia his wife says he is confined to bed after weeks of sickness His health reportedly improved yesterday York who captured 132 Germans single handedly earned the Medal of Honor Croix de Guerre and served on his Tennessee farm while recovering from facial paralysis last year Evidence of a testing device using harmonica parts and vibrating metal strips to gauge metal strength is described with the method and purpose.
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Pall Mall
Tenn
Alvin C. York
Bes York
York
Well-Dressed Mother Wears Her Son In a Front Seat
Mrs. Roger Mills designs and markets a home made front carrier for infants called the MoMper. Crafted from cotton and rayon strips, the seat sits in a waist sling with straps supporting mother and child. Raymond Mills enjoys a hands free ride as his brothers interact with their mother.
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San Francisco
NEAX
Roger Mills
Raymond Mills
Shanghai Country Hospital
Mathers
Mills
Raymond
Roger Lee
Ralph
Peeee
Sulphur Retail Merchants elect new board members
Sulphur reports several directors of the Sulphur Retail Merchant's Association were elected by mailed vote. Named on the board are F. M. Francis Eugene Frier R. B. Goffe R. D. Nurwood Jack Nowfin Fred Williams W. R. Stumpff and James Howe. James Howe is outgoing president and sits on the new board. A new president will be elected soon. Two attend deaf meet Eldon Davis and Ralph Shedeck left June 30 for San Antonio Texas to attend the Texas Association of the West and plan to visit near Mexico during their trip.
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Spenali
Sulphur Retail Merchant's Association
F. M. Francis
Eugene Frier
Goffe
R. D. Nurwood
Jack Nowfin
Fred Williams
James Howe
Marvin Stephens
Eldon Davis
Ralph Shedeck
San Antero
Texas
Texas Association of the West
Davis
Shedeck
Mexico
Baptist Conference Held in Sulphur
The Arouckle Baptist Association Worker's Conference gathered at Dougherty with Rev Sam Scant ran as principal speaker. Loren White Ed Chenoweth Herbert Matlock AV Smit and Raymond Quick led programs while Rev Elmer Gray of Sulphur preached the afternoon sermon. Cap W Dune from Sulphur served at headquarters.
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Baptist Conference
Beld Sulphur
Arouckle Baptist Association
Dougherty
Sam Scantran
State Office
Loren White
Ed Chenoweth
Herbert Matlock
AV. Smit
Raymond Quick
Elmer Gray
Sst Church
Sulphur
ABC Reports New Draft Act Details Exemptions
The article outlines the Selective Services Act changes under Truman, with registration rules for 19 to 26 year olds, possible 21 months service, and broad exemption categories including ministers, unfit individuals, aliens, state officials, sole survivors, conscientious objectors, and veterans. It notes voluntary enlistment reduced drafted need, ROTC and National Guard considerations, college deferments, and appeal processes.
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Washington
Selective Services Act
Congress
Truman
National Guard
Officers’ Reserve
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Lions Club Ladies Night Set July 10
The Ada Lions club announces its annual summer ladies night at Aloha on Sheep Creek on Monday July 10. The event includes an afternoon of recreation such as swimming bridge and ping pong for Lionesses. The Tuesday meeting is canceled due to the July 4 holiday and election. Also note 85 percent of Ten y Valley has been mapped by the U S Geological Survey.
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Ada Lions Club
Aloha
Sheep Creek
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Natrum
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NEA
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Cap W. Dune
Fram
ABC
By James Marlow
Lions Club
Teny Valley
U.S. Geological Survey
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