Plane Lost In Rainstorm Over Bombay KLM Constellation
Thirteen American correspondents and 32 others died when a KLM Constellation crashed in monsoon rain near Bombay island airfield as they returned from a Jakarta Indonesia tour. The disaster, blamed on heavy rain, was India’s worst aviation tragedy.
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Bombay
India
Americas
KLM
Indonesia
Datel
Persane
Bari
Italy
Charles Grotke
Christian Science Monitor
Wear Lynn Mahan
New York
Kim
Karachi
Pakistan
Santa Cruz
Netherlands
Kariekerbocker
WOR
Burton Heath
NEA
The
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Famerlces
Nat. A. Barrews
Chicago
James Branger
Houston
Tex
Fred Colvig
Denver Post
Elsie Dick
Mutual Broadcasting System
Falco
Business Week
Charles Gratke
Boston
S. Berton Heath
Hone Darien
Conn
Bertram DL Hulen
New York Times
H.R. Eincerhotker
Vincent Mahoney
San Francisco Chronicle
George Moorad
Portland
Thope
Dorothy Brandon
New York Herald Tribune
William, R. Mathews
Tucson
Aziz
Constellation
Mathews
Manila
Brandon
Chiang Pushes Pacific Anti Red Pact Idea Amid Skepticism
Chiang Kai-shek presses the notion of a Pacific anti Communist pact underwritten by the United States as India and the United States express doubts. His Philippines visit aims to keep the idea alive while Washington shows limited enthusiasm.
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Chiang
India
U.S
Pone Ja
Asia
Elpidia
Quirine
Philippier
Wang Stik
Toma
Legon
Porviesa
Pacific Front
Hr Vate
Poli
Resigie
Kuomintang
United States
Recs
Cook
Nehru
Seth
Nekrw
Phiippines
Mme
Washington
Shanghai
Chiang Nai-Shek
Defense Job Only Half Done After Two Years of Planning
The piece critiques the Truman administration for lagging in industrial mobilization planning. It notes the National Security Resources Board has faced leadership gaps, while the Munitions Board and its staff develop an electronic system to estimate material needs, convert strategic plans into concrete supply lists, and push stockpiling and procurement reforms for a future war.
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Washington
Bernard Baruch
Truman
Industral Mebdizaton
Bauch
National Security Resources Board
Hasen
Mien
Wallgren
NSH
Arthur M. HT
Bonala Carpenter
Munnitens
Munitions Board
TRO
Ekectronic War Production Board
Air Force
Aratt
Bax
Chiefs of
Stati
Alaska
Polio cases rise in Arkansas with deaths and urgent care
In Arkansas the polio outbreak grew to 24 cases since January 2 with 13 deaths including 23-year-old William J. Fenny, a former machinist from Arkansas Park. State authorities labeled Arkansas in a serious epidemic stage and called for nurses to assist. 4 H events and related activities were cancelled. Governor McNairt noted Davis Hospital Pine Bluff would have beds and urged savings measures.
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Eiee Rock
Ark
Wiliam J. Fenny
Macine
Arkedeipita Park
Tenny
Red Cross
Arkansas
McNrath
Davis Hospital
Pine Bluff
Sce
Leo Levi
Road Regraveling Plan Totals 56.7 Miles in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County plans extensive road work in 1993, with 56.7 miles of resurfacing and reshaping approved for federal aid secondary funds. Projects include 600 cubic yards of gravel and reshaping near Stonewall and 6.2 miles on SH 59 toward Verdin City, plus additional stretches from Raff to SH 99 and Stonewall to Jerse. Estimated costs reach $185,000 for one segment and up to $87,800 for another. The highway commission has approved the plan and will seek Public Roads Administration endorsement.
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Pontotoc County
Sugg
Department of Approval
Stonewall
Wapanucks
Tunelo
Adler
Hi Aia
Verdin City
Peacrans
Raff
Pittstowm
Pra
Pomtatec Wonaty
Public Roads Administration
Pontotecounty
Drinawe
Jerse
MP Corporal Held After Shooting Near Plane Crash
A military police corporal was held on a second degree manslaughter charge after a fatal shooting near a wrecked jet plane. 7 year old Marion Noreen of Brainard died after the shot in East Nassau as her fiancé Waltge Martin and his sister in law Maude Shaw stood nearby. The corporal, Dallas Hilliard Thompson of Empire California, said the pistol fired accidentally when he tripped while running toward voices in the woods. The incident followed a crash that killed the pilot and involved Air Force personnel patrolling the crash site.
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Hast Hassau
Secomd
Marion Annie Noreen
Brainard
Albany
Waltge Martin
Messau
Martin
Maude Shaw
Cpl
Dallas Hilliard Thompson
Taid
Dmpire
Calif
Mason Schwartz
East Nassau
Dfartir
Crt
Thorapeson
Thorapson
Thao Air Fleat
Westover Wield
Mass
Dow Field
Bangor
Sigma
James R Mitchell on Leave from Navy Post
James R Mitchell, son of Mx and R Mitch Abute four Ada, arrived in Tal y on October 10 for sixteen days emergency leave with his base unit. He enlisted in the US Navy last year in Houston Texas and trained at Naval Training Center San Diego. He then attended radar school in San Francisco for six months and the combat information center school in San Diego for one month. He is currently a crew member of the USS John W Thompson and will return to the ship in Seattle, Washington after leave.
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James FR. Sacer Rds
TS. Wavy
R. Mitch
Ada
Bia
James
Navy
Houston
Texas
Saate Naval Training Center
San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Combat Information Center
USS
John W. Thompson
Bove
Are
Mitchell
Thomassn
Seattle
Washington
Oklahoma cowboys win roping contest at Lara mile
Yesterday in Laramie many cowboys competed in a rope and tie roping event. Nowata Osla Shoate Welster posted the fastest time of 184 seconds for five steers, defending his win from last year. Clare Meigtyre and Dick Truitt placed high with solid showings as the weather permitted a display near the main building.
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Larakie
Wyonly
Nowata Osla
Shoate Welster
Webster
Hie
Clare Meigtyre
Kiowa
Ohio
Dick Truitt
Stonewal
Ohla
Revolution of air conditioners to curb communism
A reader proposes a bold plan to cut aid to Lower Stebhovia and fund universal air conditioners in U S homes to improve rest, morale, and productivity. The idea links cooling, reduced delinquency and divorce, and even diminished crime to widespread air conditioning use, urging readers to contact their congressmen.
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United States
Harman
Persin
Carr
Wantil
Stebhovia
Gommeek Self Government
Iies
Liquid Fuel From Coal Rear Success at Louisiana Gasification
Government tests at Louisiana Mo gasification facility report a four hour run with full evatment burners producing 70 000 standard cubic feet of gas per hour from coal with hydrogen carbon oxide and nitrogen content detailed. Officials call results better than anticipated and note no undesirable trends during the test.
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Louisians
Washington
P— & Bank
Step
Louisiana, Mo
Bureau of Mines
James Rove
Jume Ak
Boyd
Two Small Girls Injured in Tumble Caused by Shock
Two small girls, Kay and Barbera, were injured when they tumbled during a yard accident and were taken home. Kay sustained injuries to her hands forearm and legs but remained conscious and is improving. Barbera was severely shaken and also shows improvement as she recovers in hospital.
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Jack Sanday
Wwe
Kay Tieon
Bo Taaf
Berbera Tonee 5
Mira
Jones
Mesr Baber
Arand- Oy
Mae Ice Creat
Catalne
Kay
Bran
Beshora
Steel Labor Crisis in Washington Signals Possible Steel Strike
Washington shuddered as a steel labor dispute moved into federal mediation with a looming nationwide strike set for next Saturday. CIO President Philip Murray planned to return to Pittsburgh to help steer policy as executives and union officials weighed a 2 July strike. The action threatened to affect about 300000 workers under No-Strike clauses and potentially top 700000 across steel mills and fabricators, with ripple effects feared across autos and heavy industries.
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Washington
a_watt steel
Deaven
Cyrus 5
Ching
S-foot
Federal Mediaton and Conciliation Service
Ates
Atternaye
Otice Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
United States Steel Corporation
Nurray Gow Beck
Pittsburgh
Tar Bey
Bogie
Autos
Sitter Heavy Indus
Reburial Held for Sq Bob German
Services for Sgt Robert German were held with reburial in Quintara cemetery after death in France on August 5, 1944. He saved two squad members from a burning tank during combat. survived by widow and daughter, with several relatives attending from Ada and Tulsa. Remaining notes mention Purple Heart award and family ties.
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Robert & German
H. Lomg Martuary
Kansas City
Quintara
Gertean
France
Ieader
Acros
Europe
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Ada
Meston
Margretts
North Center
George B. Wills
Margretta
Taiga
Avis
Daugh- Sanaa
Youn Ay
Mars. We
Frank Marshall
Tulse
Wille
Laughter Margret
Ann German
Ardmere
Lamp fashions expand large lamps and decorative bases
The current lamp market shows strong demand with buyers selecting larger table lamps and durable designs. Prices drop about ten percent for better types as shoppers seek 35 inch tall lamps, china and pottery bases, glass shades, and varied color schemes to suit modern and classical interiors.
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Dad
Voor
Childress
Wpa
Bry
Thades
China
Fittstown News Social World As Local Visitors Arrive
Joe Pettignew of Davia visits JM and Mrs Buster during the past week. Mr and Mrs John Pratdson, son of Ft Smith AR, and Mrs Guy Wilks and son Clay visit Rosedale. Miss Melbx Woods of California weekend with SR Plino family. Burrell Howery family and Troy Blevins spend Saturday in Oklahoma City. Sorman Graper of Evansville Indiana visits his brother and family. Moy LS Chambere at Phoenix arrived Friday night to visit. Sam Meeshail.
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Miss. Melbx
Woods of Celifaraig
SR. Plino
Mr. and
Moy LS. Chambere
Pooenix
Fittstowr
Sam Meeshail
ParnelL A L Pitching Starter In All Star Game
Mel Parnell of the American League will start in the All Star Game against a National League ace to be chosen between Warren Spahn and George Mullin. Parnell, 29, has won nine and lost five this season, a surprise selection by manager Lew Boudreau amid ballot drive by 4.5 million fans. The NL starter options include Spahn of the Braves or Munger of the Cardinals. both posted strong records. DiMaggio, sidelined by heel injury, was not included in the scene despite voting support.
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Joe Ea
Brooklyn
Joly LA
Mel Farnell
Besta Red
Sam
Warren Sgath
Boston Beaves
George Munpee
St. Louis Cardinals
Kir Parnell
Lew Boudreau
Virg
Amak Ing
Tut Way
Boodreau
Clarita News Highlights Church Attendance and Local Sports
Large Sunday attendance at two Clarita churches with Paul Marsh sermon at the Methodist and Sherman Cannon at the Church of Christ. Local gardening and spray inquiries issued to residents. Mary Moore visiting the Magisbys. Clarita Raiders defeat Gaer Corner in baseball as half the Choxtow league season passes, with Darvas pitching for Clarita and GreenWood for Gaer Corner.
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Paul Marsh
Methodist Church
Anc Sherman
Church of Charist
Mich
Cor c
Mary Moore
J. S. Magisbhy
Clarita Reiders
Gaar Copner
Swaday
Clarita
Darvas
Dor Green‘wood
Gaar Corner
Clarita Raiders
Bee Ua Agerse
Ralph Radfey
Clifton Hardy
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Laramie
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