Strike Move Is Delayed By Federal Injunction
New York June 14 A U S district judge issued a temporary injunction restraining a nationwide strike threat by more than 100000 maritime workers amid a dispute involving the Nation Maritime union the Marine Engineers Memorial Association and others The order bars dockers from walking out and directs the unions and ship operators to bargain in good faith The Justice Department said a walkout would imperil national health and safety and cause irreparable injury to the United States
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U.S
Sevin
Thamorrow
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Jenei Sen
Aams Teschiint
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Nations Maritime Union
Marine Engineers Memorial Association
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One American Radio Association
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Joseph Curren
CIO National Matitime
Justice
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United States
Joseph A. Friedman
Fern Clerk
Trumen
Cleveland County Tragedy: Boy Drowns in Little River
In Norman Oklahoma on June 14 Herbert Fox two year old Cleveland County child drowned in the Little River miles east of Norman. His brother waded in and disappeared beneath the water, never seen again. His body was recovered hours later by authorities from Oklahoma City.
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Oslo
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sHerbert Fox
Cleveland County
Liemer
Little Tives
Here
Oklahoma City
Kiver Sy Bor
Yaan Fitenon
Congress Caught in Tug of War Over Late Session Bills
Washington June 14 Congress faces a packed agenda as lawmakers threaten to adjourn with major bills unsettled. Speakers push for quick action on tax repeals pay raises for federal workers tidelands and anti corruption measures while battles remain over a long farm program reciprocal trade act funding foreign aid and tidelands ownership. The fight includes a veto on the anti trust exemption for railroads and potential overrides by the Senate.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Uncle Sam controls world trade by export licenses and blunt power
A discussion traces U S control over scarce goods via export licenses issued by the commerce department. It notes the Marshall plan, limits on shipments to Europe and the Soviet bloc, and the need to balance aid with national interests. Authorities like Averell Harriman are cited in arguing for cautious distribution to non communist friends.
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Russia
Europe
Latin America
U. S
France
Brazil
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Minneapolis
Joe Hendricks
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Rio
Faris Husseim
Cairo
Aboud
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Europeena
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W. Averell Herriman
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Vanoss HD Club Holds Meeting in Ada
The Vanoss Marne Demonstrations group held an all day session at Ada city lake before returning to 25 South Hore for business. Miss Martha Mote demonstrated fruit and vegetable canning techniques while several members and visitors attended, including Mrs Carl Sclanton and Miss Sarah W Mize among others.
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Iene
S. ED Lowe
South Hore
Martha Mote
Thore
Carl Sclanton
Ea Sarah
Nate Sirs
Nelson
Burkhart
Teat Ga
Bowtess
Post-Truce Fighting Ends Amid Negotiations and Immigrant Arrival
The Arab–Jewish truce was reported quiet with UN mediation aiding talks toward lasting peace. United States observers reported quiet on the northern front while Syrians threatened new actions in southern Palestine. A Jewish communiqué confirmed the stop in fighting as 420 immigrants arrived in Tel Aviv and a bypass allowed a food convoy to Jerusalem. King Abdullah asserted continued resistance to Zionism, while regional leaders weighed Arab unity and Palestine’s future via Arab states. The Israeli army renewed activity after Syrian attacks near three Jewish settlements and renewed hostilities around Kefar Sedd. Jewish convoy resumed through detour roads avoiding blockades with a payment of 8000 dollars.
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Isat
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Rhodes
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Eriday
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Tel Aviv
U. M
Rolke Hermadotte
Mediterranaan
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Holy Land
Cairo
Arab League
Israel
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
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Tarael
Hood
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John Reedman
U. NM. Star
Gallew
Syria
Es Heliile
Kefar Sedd
Jerusalem
Jerusaem
Highway Accidents Claim Four More
Four more highway accidents added to the weekend toll, lifting the year’s deaths to nineteen. Victims listed include Herbert H. Chitty, 26, of Lugert Kiowa County, killed when his car overturned on U S highway 28. Pred Henry said he suffered a fractured skull. Ray Hogan, 30 Mountain Park, died from injuries after his car overturned on U S 42 near Schuyler. James Ketene Mount, 69, Wichita, Kan., died in a Wichita hospital after a collision near Tonkawa on U S 177. Wesley A. Cranshevs, 33 Bristow, died in a Bristow hospital after a truck crash near Bristow.
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Herbert H. Chitty
U.S. Highway 28
Stout
Lugert
Kiowa
Pred Henry
Ray .H. Hogan
Mountain Park
Highway 42
Schvder
Frederick Hospital
James Ketee
Tonkawa
Mary
Wesley A. Cranshevs
Bristow
Bristow Hospital
Skult
Mate Ingheay
Home Freezers Demonstrations Scheduled At Ada Hotel
Four home freezer demonstrations will be held by the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company at the Aldridge hotel. The Monday event at 2:30 pm targets Ada residents. Tuesday's 3:00 pm session invites towns and rural communities. Attendees will view a film titled Surprise for Jense and a showcase on food preparation and wrapping for home freezers and commercial locker plants.
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Oklahoma Gay and Electric Company
Ada
Jense
Home Towners Rally Behind Cole for Olympic Trials
Lancaster, Ohio, mobilizes funds to send star sprinter Cole to Milwaukee Olympic Trials. Cole, a standout at Lancaster High, set a national scholastic record in the 440 and 100, and is hailed as the fastest schoolboy since Owens. Local business leaders spearhead fundraising while Cole weighs college options and a potential future in football.
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Lancaster
Seld Cole
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Lancaster High
Gene Cole
Burma's First Socialist State Worries British Firms
James D. White analyzes reports from Rangoon that Premier Thakin Nu hinted Burma would align with Russia and adopt communist policies. The unconfirmed claim unsettles London investors as Burma faces postwar ruin, shortages, and internal strife while navigating independence and racial tensions.
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Colorado Supreme Court OKs Police Shooting Squirrels
Denver authorities were allowed to shoot squirrels under city ordinances after the Colorado Supreme Court upheld the rule. The ruling followed a challenge by taxpayer Paul L. Atkinson who claimed damages for the animals' deaths.
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Ceto
Colorado Supreme Court
Paul L. Atkinson
State Question No 227 Would Authorize Higher School Levy
The discussion outlines three amendments to the Oklahoma state constitution. It focuses on State Question No 227 to allow an additional mill for separate school purposes, enabling funds for operation, salary parity, or site and building needs. The article notes fiscal pressures in counties with large Black school populations and recommends an affirmative vote on the measure.
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Lely
Constitutional Board of Regents
Oklahoma
Legislatire
Baseball Scout Pleased With School Attendance
A three day tryout camp at Hereford Park draws fourteen boys and other hopefuls to improve fundamentals under Ada Herefords manager Cal Clanton and St Louis Browns scout. Open to pro baseball aspirants age 17 to 23 with own shoes and gloves, the camp aims to prepare players for future team tryouts.
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J, Howe
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Nole
BU Joe Young
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Clifford BE. Palmer
Alter
Dollar Value Rises in Shanghai Amid Market Turmoil
A Shanghai desk reports the dollar trading up amid black market activity as authorities seek to curb large yuan hoards. Rice prices hit a ten thousand year high while Chiang Kai-shek orders his son to probe money and commodity price runs. In Oklahoma City a district court postpones the trial of Bob Baker charged with armed robbery and burglary after a gunfight event. Israel reports only about 27 percent of working Jews engaged in commerce and industry in the town area.
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