Force Idea in Berlin Crisis Is Abandoned
Western powers appear to have dropped forceful measures to break the Soviet blockade of Berlin in favor of diplomatic moves. Secretary Marshall said the United States will seek an acceptable solution to avoid war while Washington reviews new notes and reports from Gen. Lucius Clay. British officials dismissed rumors of armed action, while U S air forces conduct training over Heligoland as more troops and aircraft head to Europe to bolster defenses.
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Berlin
Washington
Marshall
United States
Pruman
Lucius Clay
Mow
London
Wwer
U.S. State Department
Bertin
Russlang
U. S
Germany
Helgoland
Balan
Gerseary
Americs
England
Athens
Thrace
Macedonia
Frankfort
Locius
Feris
Maurier Thorez
Corumnist
New York
U.S
Communist Party
Chargrea
Curtis B Lemay
Trieste Arta
Americas
Ara
Sir Peres
Air Force
Zene
Materng
Westers
Vwisitime
Englard
Ota
Tyra
Funeral Friday for Sgt Hamilton Civil War Era?
Sgt Hamilton Hamilton of Lula dies in service in England during the war. Born in Lula he excelled in school, joined the air forces, served as a ball turret gunner on a B24 on many missions over Germany. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from Lula school auditorium with VFW honors burial in Lula cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Hamilton.
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Gene Porter Hamilton
Lula
England
Germany
VFW
Virgil Hamilton
Oklahoma Draft Plan Nears Statewide Registration
Oklahoma officials announced July 21 that preparations to mobilize state machinery for the draft are complete and about 74 008 residents will register starting August Col Clive Murrey slated to become draft director, a World War II veteran described as diversor in prior service, though appointment timing remains unsettled.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Clive Murrey
Murray
Funeral for Cpl. Art L. Lance Held in Ada
Services for Cpl. Art L. Lance who died of injuries in England July 29 1944 will be at Criswell Saturday at 2 pm. The body will arrive Friday morning. He was born January 2 1908 in Pittsburgh County and lived in Ada after moving from Pentatox Nouly. Survivors include parents Mrs and Mr Lance three sisters and three brothers.
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Art L. Lance
England
Criswell
Mira
D.C
Lance
Cpl
Pittsburg County
Jam
Pentatox Nouly
Lo Vield
Tex
Miderbese
Texes
North Catalina
Flacer N
North Africa
New York
Treop
Sicily
Liverpool
Normandy
Ang Cer
William FR. Lance
Cambridge
Engand
Ada
Ents
Mrz. SN
Calhoun
Fresno
Calif
Dées
W. J. Neely
Alte F Lance
James Ned Bugeee
William R. Lance
Shawnee
Charges Filed in Frontier Robbery Case
Robbery with use of force charges were filed Wednesday afternoon against two men, Sib Hager and Buck Morris, in connection with an armed robbery at the Frontier early Monday. They were arrested Monday morning by Sheriff Ray Goodwin and Highway Patrolman Glenn Clark and are in county jail without bond. One suspect had more than $60 found on him at arrest, money believed linked to the beer tavern robbery. The case is in the Perry Armstrong Justice of the Peace court.
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Freanne
Sib Hager
Buck Morris
Frontier
County
Jak
Equity
Ray Goodwin
Entity
Glenn Clark
Justice of the Peace Court
Perty Armstrong
Tucker Workmen Recalled to Jobs
About 300 Tucker Corporation production workers were called back to work today after a three week shutdown at the Chicago plant. The firm cited essential dies still tied up and disclosed a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation while noting a Detroit strike had affected operations.
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Chicago
Tucker Corporation
Auton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Detroit
Mrs Jennie Ethis Seriously Ill at Home in Ade
Mrs Jennie Ethis is reported seriously ill at her home 233 West Ninth. She has resided in Ade for many years and is sister of Mrs O CL De Moss and mother of Mrs Troy Tipton Mrs Monroe Blake and Biull Bliss.
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Jenais Ehtis
West Ninth
Ade
O CL de Moss
Troy Tipton
Monroe Blake
Biull Bliss
Peace in a World of Turmoil Amid Postwar Tensions
The piece blends reflections on Jeremiah with a collage of Associated Press dispatches spanning Berlin, Athens, Frankfurt, Cairo and more. It notes Truman’s draft registration, Soviet air sorties over Gatow, Greek guerrilla violence, Berlin’s fuel crisis claims, and U S political shifts, highlighting postwar unease and rising Cold War frictions. It references leaders, nations, cities, and events shaping early postwar geopolitics.
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Washington
Jeremiah
Japan
Germany
Russia
Europe
Lansing Honchly
Associated Press
Jerendah
Jeremi
Truman
Petisons
Berlin
Gatow
Tate
Oklahoma Plots Land Attack in October To Show What Can Be Done
Oklahoma City plans a one day October event to demonstrate farming recovery. Massive labor and machines will transform a neglected square mile west of the city into terraced, erosion resistant land. Builders will raise fences, seed, and stage a three dimensional revival style program with speakers and music to showcase soil conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oatahome
Venturi
Asanda
United States
Oklahom City
Friends of the Tand
Aizie
Margarett Harris to Receive East Central BH Degree
Margarett Harris, graduate of Boken Bow High School, will earn her BH degree at East Central in the third summer session. A two major in business education, she served three years in the East Central Journal office and was marathon editor for three consecutive years. Her husband Bill Harris, a 1947 East Central graduate, teaches mathematics and physical education at Washington School.
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Margarett
Howard Harris
Boken Bow High School
East Central
Harris
Easy Central Journal
Mardarette
East Central Bendh
Harrises
Aig
Marnarett
Bill
East, Central
Washington School
Telephone Rates By State Court
The State Corporation Commission must act on a petition for a permanent rate increase by Southwestern Bell. If granted, customers pay higher rates. if denied, overpayments are refunded. The proposal seeks to boost revenue by about 72 percent, funding expansion and attracting investment. Several states have seen hearings or actions. creates a state-wide increase in Oklahoma with various per party and residence rates listed for cities including Miami, Chickasha, Reno, Tulsa, and Enid.
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Exthva
State Corporation Commission A
Lon
Manley Lk. Prarry
Oklahoma
Sara
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Miami
Bates
Wewokan Honored For Life Saving
WEWOKA Oklahoma July 37 Fort Ward honored cadet Henry C. King for life saving during a military review at Nelly Field. He received the Leforn Cude Save-A Lite award for carrying an air force signer to safety after a crash in San Antonio. The award included S75 savings bond and a bronze plaque. Smart a war veteran and ROTC member at Oklahoma A and M College is in summer training at Melly Field.
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Wewoka
Ward
Wewroks
Nelly Field
Henry C. King
San Antonio
Air Force
Igstner
Smart
Alertians
Melly Field
Oklahoma A and Mo College
New Moves to Settle Berlin Crisis Debated
Washington outlines a three point policy including a new diplomacy to Moscow to settle Berlin crisis short of war. Officials say talks focus on airlift to Berlin and a cautious approach to military posture, with 96 thousand U S ground troops and a strong air force ready for rapid deployment if needed.
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Washington
Yeadyine
Barlin
Tate
Moscow
Germany
Gem Lueius D. Clay
Pay Out This Month From Parking Meters
City expects revenue boost as over 400 parking meters installed during the earlier administration begin to pay out this month. Payments have funded meter costs and filled city treasury, with officials estimating up to 16000 dollars added to the current fiscal year. A newer batch of meters adds months before total payoff, says J W Flint city treasurer.
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J. W. Flint
Ety Snancger
Manor Man of Semitic to Graduate at East Central
Theanas A Manor of Seminole will graduate this summer from East Central with a BS degree majoring in economics and government. He has been on the honor roll each semester, served in student council, and held posts including representative, secretary treasurer, and president of the accounting club. Manor, a 1942 Bayleys sigh graduate, attended Semandle junior college and Oklahoma University before East Central. three years in service with 14 overseas months. He is engaged to Jean Busd of Seminole and they have a daughter. He plans to pursue a master’s degree and remain active in politics and sports communities.
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Theanas A. Manor
Thomas
Begu
East Centret
Ing
East Central
Tommy
Bayleys Sigh School
Semandle Junior College
Oklahoma University
W East Central
Mr. Manor
Infantry
Wands
Jean Busd
Seminole
Lynda Sua
Tammy
Tewure
AVC Convention Opens at Stillwater Campus
The state convention of the American Veterans Committee will convene on the Oklahoma A and M campus in Stillwater tomorrow. AVC chapters from Tulsa Stillwater Norman Oklahoma City Shawnee and World War II veterans organization will participate in a large get out the vote drive led by chapter head Low Pakiser. Nearly 400 million acres of commercial forest land are privately owned in the United States.
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Stillwater
State Convention of American Veterans’ Committee
Oklahoma A. Ane BL College
AVC
Tulsa
Norman
Oklahoma City
Shawsee
United State
City approves budget and water flow survey plan
City council approves the general budget for the new fiscal year and authorizes action on water flow projects. City manager J. W. Flint to install four packer tracks for material handling, with two already in place and a third being installed. Ralph Belaney to survey sewer improvements. USGS to measure Byrds Mill spring flow, a key Ada water source, with state planning help. This marks the first flow-volume measurement in several years.
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Actacity
J. W. Flint
Ralph Belaney
United States Geological Survey
Byrds Mill Spring
Wiviely
Ada
State Planning and Resources Board
USGS
Iit
Stealing Made Illegal in Albany Oregon City Notice
Albany Oregon July 12 petty theft deemed illegal only for items under 40 dollars. City council passed ordinance to prohibit theft of any article costing less than 40 dollars while larger thefts remain in state courts. Odd insertion on French language origin appears in text.
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Albany
Ore
Albeny
Coluncil
Alrezey Werboter
Forest service estimates timber near tidewater in Ruaskan forests
The U S forest service estimates that three quarters of the timber in Ruaskan coastal forests is within two and one half miles at tidewater.
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U. S. Forest Service
Ruaskan
Tidewater
Truman Will Deliver His Own Message to Congress
President Truman will address a joint session of Congress next Tuesday after White House confirmation. He seeks inflation relief, civil rights for displaced persons and education funding, with a pending wage rise proposal and possible short-term military training plans.
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Truman
Washington
White House
Congress
Charles &. Ross
Ross
Americans Die in Flying Boat Crash Near Macao
At least six Americans and two Canadians were among 25 who died when a Cathay Pacific flying boat crashed near Macao en route to Hong Kong. One survivor, Won Yu, leaped from a window, breaking both legs. The aircraft exploded after hitting the sea about 6:30 pm Friday. Passengers listed include Mrs Nelson and her son and daughter, Mr and Mrs HMFL Hodgeon, Bal Cramer, and Cramer's mother Mrs H Berens. Cause not released.
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Bong Kong
Macao
Hong Kong
Wont Yu
Hong
Dr Nelson
Hm.fl Hodgeon
Bal Cramer
Cramer
H. Berens
Summerfield
East
Bicycles for Youth Project in Poland
The Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare plans to gift 345 bicycles to Polish youths who excel in the Ko Service to Poland movement. The government mobilizes over 2.6 million youths this year for national reconstruction projects and offers 16 hours of military training for those under 21.
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Warsaw
Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare
Poland
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J.gov
Alfred B.briscoll
New Jersey
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Reno-Guthrie
Anlyy
Miskogee
Lawton
Ardmore
Ponce City
Battlesqlle
Enid
Soho
Wewokan
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Comter
Oberburgermeister
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AL Cocking
Anaff
Manor
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