Rival World Government Plans Differ Over UN Debate
The New York based report outlines two public plans for world government. The Federal Union model envisions a constitutional federation with its own legislature and currency, while the Limited World Federalists seek a strong UN with an international police for peace enforcement. The piece notes state referenda and legislative actions show broad but varied support.
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Hitler
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Federal Union
United World Federalists
Disabled ex-GI finds purpose farming after war injury
Ray Burd, a former telephone lineman from Boise, Idaho, lost use of his legs when a German bombing shattered a building. Now he powers a wooden sled pulled by a mule to plant and harvest potatoes on M. J. Jarrett’s farm in Gr Belle, aided by Jarrett’s daughter. Burd trains his upper body to drive the team and keep active, hoping to prove to paraplegic veterans there are meaningful jobs on the land.
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Memphis
NES
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Gra Bell
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Canada
Bulgar Dimitrov Dies At Moscow
Bulgarian Communist Premier Georgi Dimitrov, 67, dies in Moscow after illness. Official communique announces death at 9:23 pm. High funeral honors and Stalin presence mark the moment as leaders pay respects. Dimitrov had been undergoing treatment since April for diabetes and liver ailments.
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Council of Ministery
Colley Resigns as Mayor of Sulphur
Sulphur special meeting Tuesday evening accepted the resignation of Mayor W. P. Colley effective August 1 or when his successor is appointed by the city council. Council praised his half term as mayor and thanked him for projects completed. No appointment action taken at the meeting.
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Buster Balinger
Buel Green
Oklahoma polio death toll tops ten with two more young victims
Oklahoma City reports 10 polio deaths as two year old Larry Wileen Price of Shystack dies at Childrens hospital. Hospital officials say 167 polio cases remain under treatment, nearing the facility’s capacity.
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Qhlaroma City
Passage Through Canai Aims for Open Route
Fragmentary note suggests a plan for an Asian transit passage via Canai. Mentions a parallel to another path and references a partner nation or group. Details are unclear but imply strategic movement or trade through a key route.
Dr Ross to Receive 50 Year Pin This Afternoon
Ada physician Dr. Ross to be honored with a 50 year service pin this afternoon at the home of Thompson in Oklahoma City. Born in Missouri, he pursued medicine across Texas and Oklahoma, serving as city health officer and railroad surgeon. He moved from Ada to Oklahoma City about two years ago, reflecting a long career with roots in Caney Indian Territory and Baylor training.
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Sulphur Community Sing Series Planned to Start July 11
Sulphur residents plan a series of community sings beginning July 11 and continuing most Monday nights from 7 to 9 at the Armory. Harold Scott, Sulphur High School band director, offers his services. the band will provide music and two performs. Rev Frank Wilfinger heads the committee, aided by Ray mond Ranner and local musicians.
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Prank Wilfinger
First Christian Church of, Sulphur
Raymond Ranner
Ames Dunn
Bruce Gavets
Albet de Fratas
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Commencement Program Noted With Speakers and Degrees
Charles F. Spencer urges a final week baccalaureate sermon as the summer program opens. Oklahoma City scholar Waldo S. Stephens, an industrialist and lecturer, is invited to speak. About 150 degrees will be conferred this summer at East Central, compared with 136 last term.
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Dent
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Oklahama City
Oe Rieghena
East Central
Transportation of Whiskey Charged in Stark Cleveland County
G L Breer, a holder of a federally stamped whiskey license with Herschall Roberts, was arrested Friday by Cleveland County sheriff’s deputies. They seized about 2037 pints of whiskey, 336 pints of gin, and 12 bottles of wine valued around $8,000 to $320,000. Breer faces transportation of whiskey charges and was released on bond. a preliminary hearing will occur in Cleveland County Court.
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Blanket Of Heat Prevails In Area
Heavy heat dominated the area Friday night into Saturday as wind ceased and temperatures spiked. Highs reached near 96 degrees with the coolest reading around 71. The heat persisted into Saturday dawn and afternoon with no unofficial reports of cooler relief.
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Beeese
Parties Bloom in Garden Split Rocks Washington Society
Washington Minnesota society faces backlash as garden parties spark complaints from guests, servants, and caterers. Officials consider White House grounds repairs and a shift away from garden fêtes.
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Washington Society
Sulphur 41 Grads Planning Reunion
Sulphur special beat reports the class of 1941 from Sulphur High plans a reunion on Saturday in Sulphur. About 50 of the original 64 members are expected to attend with a prayer and swim party followed by a dance. Local organizers include Leva Jo Braden Ruth Carter and others from Sulphur.
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Coalgate School Building Condemned and Replaced
Coalgate faces condemnation of the Grade School built in 1920. Board president Carl Gaicley says the structure cannot serve as a fall term school. Plan to replace with a two story concrete block building on the high school commons to house vocational agriculture manual training and veteran classes.
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Bandit slain by heroic youth and brave fiancée in Los Angeles
In Baldwin Hills near Culver City a masked bandit shot Sonny and attempted to rape his fiancée Sommy. Sonny charged the attacker and, with Sommy guiding, they drove away after a struggle. Sonny died later from wounds while Sommy, stunned, survived as officers investigated at a local station. The couple had planned a wedding soon.
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Policy shifted by Coplon revelations in spy case
Washington dispatch explains how the Judith Coplon affair prompted the Justice Department to maintain aggressive espionage prosecutions despite risks. Attorney General Tom Clark defended pursuing cases against suspected moles, warning that abandoning Coplon would invite foreign spies and embolden insider theft of secret materials. The brief notes courtroom drama leading to Miss Capinn’s conviction and the department’s stance on protecting national security.
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Judith Coplon
Tom Clark
Fiesale
United States
Fédares
Department
Clark
Three Road Deaths During Saturday
Three people died on Oklahoma highways during the extended holiday weekend, with two unconfirmed fatalities reported. The highway patrol logged a fatality five miles east of Pryor on State Highway A and another east of Oklahoma City when struck by a vehicle. A fragment mentions ongoing events and a misplaced wedding plan.
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Highway Patrol
Pryor Fortight
Oxinhoma City
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