Economy Move Backfires in Its First Test
Washington. June 14. A senate economy drive to cut government costs reportedly backfired on its first test as millions more were added to funds for the agriculture department by an appropriations subcommittee led by Senator Russell. House totals would bring total fiscal year funds to about 1.432 billion dollars. details remain undisclosed as clerks finish calculations. The farm bill led Russell’s subcommittee and awaits full committee action before returning to the House.
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House
Agriculture Department
Appropriations
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D-Ga
Fuil Committee
Agriculture, Department
Cox
Rusgeil
Congress
Full Appropriations Committee
Briton Is Declared Persona Non Grata by MacArthur
Tokyo correspondent Frank Hawley of the Times says he was informed by MacArthur headquarters that he is no longer acceptable. Headquarters reportedly deemed his Japan dispatches subjective and nonobjective, and Maj. Gen. Almond cited a study supporting opposition to Communism. Hawley says he was warned that no accredited correspondent should publish news likely to interfere with MacArthur's objectives and that some dispatches were deemed inaccurate. He sought a meeting with MacArthur but was told the general was unavailable.
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Tokyo
Pi Frank Hawley
The
London Times
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Alvory Gascoigne
Hawley
Japan
EM. Almond
Tala
Anwles
MacAmhur
Top Livestock Men To Pawhuska Meet
PAWHUSKA June 1041 Top figures in the nation s live stock industry will gather here next Friday and Saturday for the 16th annual Osage County Cattle association convention. Principal speakers include Dr. Hilton M. Briggs dean of agriculture at Oklahoma A and M college Dr. D H Ricks of the Oklahoma department of agriculture Lewis P Merrill Fort Worth regional director of the salt conservation service Research Director H M Conway of the National Livestock Producers association Edward Wentworth director of Arm our Co s livestock bureau Chicago.
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Osage County Cattlemons Association
Hilton M. Briggs
Pesene
Oklahoma A. & N. College
D. H. Ricks
Oklahowan Department of Agriculture
Lewis Pp. Merrill
Fort Worth
Tex
Salt Conservation Service
H. M. Conway
National Livestock Producers Emaciation
Chicago
Edward “. Wentworth
Armour & Co
S Livestock Bureau
Sicilian Black Hand Society Seen Behind Big-Time Crime
Senate crime investigators report evidence that the Sicilian black hand society also known as the Mafia is responsible for much big-time crime in the United States. Chairman Kefauver says the group’s American operations will be examined with help from Narcotics Commissioner Anglin.
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Washington
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Sicily
New Orleans
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New York
Cot. Garland Williams
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Mata
Williams
Makovsky, Noted Oklahoma Music Professor, Dies at 72
Bob Makovsky, professor emeritus of music at Oklahoma A&M, died today in Stillwater at age 72 after a stroke. Born Bohumil in Bohemia in 1878, he immigrated at 17, led traveling bands, directed multiple Bohemian and English ensembles, and became head of the music department in 1916, shaping the school’s musical stature and earning a place in Oklahoma’s hall of fame.
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M. Celleze
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Boh
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Delmar Gardens
Old Music and Art Institute of
Yukon
Dent
Prague
Shawnee
Woodward
Bob
Still Hunt Boy Disease Suspect in Toledo
A five to six day manhunt continues for a 9 year old boy suspected of a contagious disease in Toledo Ohio. Highway patrol and investigators tracked a 1949 convertible and a two house trailer believed to carry the Mitchell family who carnivaled in town for five weeks and left after doctors warned of possible spinal meningitis. A Columbus patrol stop led to the hospital visit of Mr and Mrs Mark Mitchell and three children who tested negative for the disease. Authorities say their visit to Toledo is unconfirmed but they are being questioned.
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Stanley Mitchell
Wal- Do
Columbus
Mark Mitchell
Shsigsea
Colubus
Real
Wilburton Leader Dies Suddenly
Wilburton Oxia June 14 Pi-Tory Anderson a leader in the Lions club died suddenly of a heart attack after a softball game. Anderson was a well known figure in Latener and Pitts burg counties and worked in insurance. A former court clerk and tax revenue collector at Po tea he also assisted in the third district census. He is survived by his widow and two stepdaughters.
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Oxia
Tory Anderson
Lions Club
Anderson
Latener
Pittsburg
Po Tea
Ima Kathleen
West Germany suspends top Communist leader from parliament
Max Reimann, West Germany’s leading Communist, was suspended for 30 days from the Bundestag after a floor fight erupted as guards attempted to eject him. Anti Communist deputies clashed with Communist members. no injuries were reported.
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Max Reimann
West Germany
Bundestag
Reimann
Poland
Erich Koehler
Suards
NieMoeller Says No War Against Bolshevism Needed
Wiesbaden Germany June 13 The Rev Martin NieMoeller said he does not believe a war against communism is necessary to save the Christian church He noted the church rejects communism as a creed but must oppose it with spiritual weapons He declined to comment on a church led inquiry into statements seen as pro communist He serves as president of the Evangelical church in Hesse in the U S occupation zone.
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Germany
U7i
Martin Niemoeller
Evangelicalotestant
Nie Moeller
Hitler
Berlin
Evangelical Church
Hesse
U. S
West Germany
Sasakwa Farmer Admits Wife Killing After Argument
Sasakwa Oklahoma June 13 A part time farmer confessed to shooting and killing his wife George Hardin 44 after an argument last night He said his wife threatened a knife During the dispute He is jailed in Wewoka No charges filed The Hardins parents of six children lived on a 32 acre farm near town Witness Georgine 23 years old was expecting another child Mrs Hardin died almost immediately They observed their 35th wedding anniversary Wednesday Rex Morrison Ada school superintendent was mentioned elsewhere.
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Upa
George Hardin
Jack Scott
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Arkansas Fuel
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U. S. Choice Is For Peace Cooperation
Secretary of State Acheson warned that Soviet plotting and military buildup create a poised bludgeon to coerce non Soviet nations. He rejected isolationism and appeasement and urged cooperative, peaceful negotiation as the path to resolving differences with the Soviet Union.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Funeral Home at Allen Purchased by Bourland
Lynn Bourland, who managed funeral homes in western Oklahoma, has purchased the Bingham Funeral Home in Allen. The transaction was announced Tuesday and completed last week. Bourland previously worked at Guardian Funeral Home in Oklahoma City. Burt Redding will assist in operating the funeral home. Arnold Bingnam, former owner, is taking an extended vacation and has not announced plans. Bourland said they will follow Bingnam’s policy.
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Lynn Bourland
Oklahoma
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Guardian Funeral Home
Oklahoma City
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Burt Redding
Arnold Bingnam
Bingam
Mother Delivers Triplets Then One More Baby
In Philadelphia Mrs James Dundon 38 gave birth at Metropolitan Hospital to triplets two girls and a boy in 25 minutes. Dr Harry M Krasney reported mother and babies fine, each just over five pounds. A fifth child is later revealed as a girl. The father, a disabled Pennsylvanian railroad brakeman, expressed faith in better days ahead. In Naples Italy on June 14 the third American arms aid shipment arrived aboard the freighter Robin Trent with immediate unloading.
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James Dunden
Metropolitan Hospital
Harry M. Krasney
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Naples
Italy
Remington Denies Lie in Communist Allegation Prejury Indictment
William W. Remington, a resigned government economist, pleads not guilty to a perjury indictment alleging he lied to a federal grand jury about being a communist. Judge Clancy sets trial for July 5, bail at $5,000, far above Remington’s request for reduction.
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William W. Remington
John W. Clancy
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Bethuel Webster
Clancey
Thomas J. Nonegan
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FBI
Brand Jury
Webster
Oakman Cemetery Working Saturday Meeting Planned
A meeting of persons interested in the Oakman cemetery will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Oakman church. Oakman residents plan to organize efforts to clean and maintain the cemetery year round and to buy a mowing machine to aid ongoing maintenance.
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Oakman Church
Jaffe Balks At Some of Probe Queries
Washington June 13 Senate investigators studied possible contempt against Philip Jaffe for refusing to answer questions about the Amerasia magazine case. Jaffe, editor when offices were raided, faced questions on government documents. Citations against two witnesses Browder and Field were recommended but not acted on. Morgan said recommendations were to be drawn.
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Senate
Philip Daffe
Amerasia Magazine
Jaffe
Senate Foreign Relations
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
McCarthy
R-Wis
Field
Edward P. Morgan
Morgan
O. John Rogge
Carter County Population Loss Predicted in 1950 Census
The Associated Press reports Carter County is expected to lose 8 000 to 10 000 people in the decade. Weldon Webb, census enumerator for Oklahoma's third district based in McAlester, predicts the 1950 count will range from 33 000 to 36 000, with the entire district likely down about 25 percent from 1940.
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Weldon Webb
McAlester
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