Truce observers to Palestine. United States acts
The state department announced June 3 that seven navy officers seven army and seven air force educators will depart to Palestine as truce observers at Bernadotte's request. The move follows U N mediator's push for a four week truce and observer supervision of terms.
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Goyat Folite Bernadette
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Two Wounded In Brawl on Vessel Angel McDonald
Sailors aboard the electric ship Angel McDonald in port after Diamond Beach clash. James Baptiste and Willie Grover were wounded during a fight sparked by Third Mate Bourdeaux's defiance of orders. Captain Snodgrass fired a pistol, locking Bourdeaux in the cabin as crew sought medical aid.
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Ief Erickson
Angel McDonald
McDonald
Crete
James L. Baptiste
Aleiers
Pantry
Willie Grover
Steward
St. Peters
Burg
Bruck
Diamond Beach
Snoderess
Comdr
T. Whitelaw
Joseph €. Bourdeak
Bordeax
Ordeca
Snodgrass
Bourtteaux
Grovar
Baphiste
Ceaptain
Grover
Budapest unrest sparks police station attack in 1947 report
Budapest authorities reported an air raid alarm and a violent attack on a police station amid state plans to nationalize water systems and village schools. The interior ministry noted one police officer killed and numerous arrests as a broader crackdown unfolded.
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Budapest
Hungary
Air
Mationalize Elimarch-Wateh
Peteh
Mineisu of Interior
Vandenberg Denounces House Foreign Aid Cut
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing features Vandenberg railing against a House action that cuts European aid for 15 months, calling it dangerous to U S interests and Europe’s defense against communism. He cites Treasury and ECA concerns while urging careful study and adherence to aid programs.
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Vandenberg
House
Maye
Bernadette Sets June Date For Month Long Truce
Cairo reports Bernadotte proposes a four week Palestine armistice with a dawn start in Arab lands and a later time in Egypt. The U S says 28 American officers depart to monitor the truce while fighting persists. Tel Aviv endures sorties as Egyptian ships land and clashes flare along the coast near Jerusalem and Jaffa.
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Jume &P
Folke Bernadette
Joha
Palestine
Israel
Esenel
Nolrashy Pesha
Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
Iwast
Three County Men Enlist in Army and Air Force
Three county men enlist in the US Army and U S Air Force on June 2. Harold Clack of Adams and Joseph Bowman of Brumeis join the Air Force Transport Station at Lackland Texas. Maxberry of Hast Sixteenth is a World War II veteran enlisting in the Field Artillery and Pacific theater. Bowman will be trained as a plane and engine mechanic. Clark remains undecided on school choice.
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Harold Clack
Weah
Coola O. Maxberry
Joseph Mi Bowman
Brumeis
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Army
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F Maxberry
Field Artillery
Pacific
Clark
Bowman
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Senate Committee Delays Navy Bill Hearings
Washington June 4 The Senate appropriations committee delayed hearings on a House approved 3 688000090 Navy bill funding starts on a 65 000 ton aircraft carrier and increased Navy and marina programs. Committee members want to examine the funds carefully before action despite House passage without controversy.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Startig
Ces Senate
Kthex
Stratford Hosts Two Vacation Bible Schools In Progress
Daily Vacation Bible School programs run in Stratford with 68 enrollments at the Methodist setup from 9 to 11 and more than 7 at the First Baptist session from 1:36 to 4. Local families attend graduations, visits, and family events across Oklahoma City and nearby towns.
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Methodist
First Baptist
VBS
Baptists
Woodard of Tulsa Heads Masons Group Election
Cloyce C. Woodard of Tulsa was elected president of the Scottish Rite appointees with officers Glen G. Mason Ponca City and others named including Lester R. Bren as secretary treasurer. The article notes a public decency seizure by the Maye York Society, confiscating 203,350 pounds of obscene books and paper stock.
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Gutae EH
Okla
Une
Cloyce C. Woodard
Tulsa
Aid Too
MD. Prederich
Tulsz
Maye York Society
Gold Dust in Factory Air and Floors Surfaces Gold Smugglers
Indoor gold is recovered from floor sweepings, bench dust, and even shoe residues in New York jewelry plants. Firms report about $56,000 yearly from such sources, with methods including vacuum capture, floor coverings, and rinses. Workers’ attire and beauty parlors become part of a quirky, risky quest for the golden trace.
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Wal Boyle
New York
Font 2
W. Waters Schweb
J. R. Weare Sons
Apres Ieee
Dewey
Schwab
Seba
Konawa Community Events and Obituaries Report
Konawa notes honor a funeral for Carl Gurley in Ada. Communities from Konawa Stroud Shaveroo Pishamings Chandler Kellyville Prague and Ada attend local services. Courtship of Scoutmaster Calvin Pailos, Watts Funeral Home activity, and highway mileage estimate cited. Mrs S Walker and Mrs Nesl visit Cement and Texas trip noted.
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Rupal
Konaws
Satcher
J. O. Burnjess
City Aner
Eddie Huddleston
Loownty
SE. Walker
Texas
The
United States
Aviation conference highlights Oklahoma air age potential
Oklahoma Aviation Commission director Eldon Stout told East Central State College attendees that public acceptance, better facilities, and lower costs are needed to grow aviation as a transport and distribution system. Navy veteran James Carter stressed plane safety, while Luther Edge argued flying isn’t limited to the young. The second conference session featured Ada educators and aviation teachers linking aviation to school programs, with future flight experiences planned at Myers Flying School and Ada Municipal Airport.
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Oklahoma
Pennie
Eldon Stout
Oklahoma Aviation Commission
Io Les
Air Age Aducation Conference
East Central State College
Stout
Otshema
Luad
Promees
Staut
James Carter
Myers Flying School
Bir
Carter
Navy
Luther Edge
Auctienes
Ben Morrigott
East Centre
Actie
Jaxe Smart
State Education Department
Myers
Sehnal
Siz
Barseey Hall
Wheat Piling Up In Streets Of Southwest Areas
Widespread heat and odd weather flood streets with wheat across southwest Oklahoma counties. Trucks and elevators struggle to handle the surplus as fields and rails clog, with thousands of bushels stranded in Altus Comanche and nearby towns. Officials say crop maturation outpaced transportation, delaying harvest despite rains easing earlier.
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Orlehonia
Humphries
Otustec
el Dorado
Dulee
Darkburnett
Texas
Felda
Tilman County
Onice
Tillman County
Wayne Liles
Brighten U S Fireside Through Family Life Reform
Washington reports on the National Conference on Family Life where 900 authors and professionals discuss revamping U S divorce laws requiring court approval and expert review before divorce. Leaders urge uniform federal standards, broader social programs, housing plans, and shared family budgeting to strengthen the American home.
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Nea
U.S
American Bar 4
Paul W. Alex Vender
Javertite Courts
Toledo
C. Trepian
Aty
Hsham
Juige Alexander
Plex
U. S
Marrie
Robert G. Foster
University of Kanyan
Foster
Enollege
Chamber of Commerce
Edmard C. Lindemann
Saveiat
iColumbig University
Flo
Co- Weston
Bee Swarm Stirs Palmer’s Downtown Drive in Chickasha
In Chickasha Oklahoma Jane Witeck Palmer tries to leave a downtown store in a pickup. A bee swarm attracted by a second occupant prompts Palmer to swat at the insects. The bees swarm the truck as it sits parked with Palmer on the cart.
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Chickasha
Okla
Jane 5
Witeck
Palmer
Bega
Vandenberg Takes Charge in Foreign Aid Fight
Senator Vandenberg takes personal command of the effort to restore strict foreign aid funding. He addresses committee members as the Senate weighs a foreign aid bill trimming to about 5.98 billion for March through April. Support grows among Republicans and Democrats to restore funds, arguing the recovery program is essential against communism.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
House
Fom
Telemaid
Europe
Senate Foreign
Cangraus
Samate
Corm
Fane
P Marshall
Tsenate Appropriations Committee
Van+ denberg
Jack Bell
Waliington
Senate
Reparenxs
Ape’ Propriat
Boase
Gurney
Balk
R-Minon
Congress
O'Mahony
Ib Wyo
Wyoming
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic Nations
Soviet Union
No Relief in Flood Areas
Portland reports two more bodies pulled from flood waters raising the Memotis Day disaster toll to four dead and the Pacific Northwest total to 25 percent higher. The Red Cross revised unaccounted figures to 745 and warned more people may be missing as rivers swell and dikes strain under weeks of flood. Across Oregon Washington and British Columbia, sandbagging and river control efforts continue while floodwaters threaten Creston area farmlands and dairy regions as crews brace for further crests.
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Ore
Vanport
Pacific Northwest
Vangort
Red Cross
Hed Cros
Una
Columbis
Fra
Ley Tiress
Tao Ma Pagiega
Keotesay
Camsda
Creston
B.C
Vancouver
Oregon
Washiyington
Tealmo
Montana
British Columbia
Nox
Farm to Market Projects Await Final Federal Okey OKLAHOMA CITY
Oklahoma City June 10 farm to market road projects await two final federal approvals before construction. The plan totals about 869,300 dollars for 86 miles of road and bridge work across Atoka Craig Harper LeFlore Osage and other counties with grading drainage and surfacing plus bridges. Local county details include Atoka 47,600 dollars for 0.9 miles. Craig Winita 71,106. Harper 79,380. Jefferson 27,600. Kinwa 42,000. Marshall 4,000. McIntosh 33,900. Osage 23,200. Pontotoc 55,000. Sequoyah 36,000. Stephens 26,000. Washita 4,000.
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Tywo Bogin
Atoka County
Atoka
Craig County
Winita
Harper County
Buffalo
Houston
Rosatam
Tefferson County
St SI
Hom
Athte
Ryam
Terral
Hale
Cornish
South End
Marshall
Lim
Kingston
Mcintosh
Helt
Hans
Osage
Fairfax
Fontatoc County
Ada
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