Four Yak fighters shot down as Uijongbu battle reported
American air units claimed four downed Russian built Yak fighters during an attempted interference with evacuations from south Korea. Reports said bombers would soon join the war under a broad U S policy. Uijongbu recaptured by south Korean forces cut main lines of the communist spearhead north of Seoul.
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MacArthur
U. S
Seoul
Uijongbu
Strategic
Tokyo
Washington
London
Att- Jee
Britain
House of Commons
North Korea
Seoul Republic
Local Scouts Travel by Train Through Several States
A report from a scout trip details stops in Oklahoma City and Topeka with meals and scenic views. The group mentions changing engines at Newton, Kansas from steam to diesel, with speeds around 85 to 100 mph and plans to add more cars as about 1,000 boys ride toward Chicago.
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Oklahome City
Topeka
Newton
Kas
Oral Smith
Chicago
Child Starvation Linked to Emotion Deficit Says Expert
Los Angeles reports reveal Dr Rene Spitz, New York psychiatrist, detailing 15 years of research on emotional deprivation in children. He cites European infant studies showing severe risk when separated from mothers or foster care, predicting higher rates of accidents and illness. He warns that lack of emotional satisfaction can be as deadly as physical deprivation.
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Los Angeles
Rene
New York
Wallula Washington Faces Evacuation For Dam Project
Northwest’s DPs: 200 Wallula residents must find new homes as McNary Dam on the Columbia near Umaitilla Oregon begins operations. Water backing up floods the railroad town once a rail hub and timber stop, with schools and memories at stake. Residents accept progress but mourn the loss of a century-old community.
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Wallula
Wash
NEA
Corps of Engineers
McNary
Columbia River
Umaitilla
Ore
Old Fort Walla Willa
FL Lindley
Montana
Baker ‘Gad Company
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Edward K. Ross
Justice of the Peace
Naughty Cops Are Suspended In Manistee
Seven of Manistee eight member police force were suspended on charges of taking money from parking meters. Chief Ray Heb nema was not accused. City Manager Walter Mischley said the suspensions followed a month long investigation into meter shortages. State police and special deputies will provide protection.
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Manister
Midh
Ray Hebnema
Walter Mischley
Manistee
Oklahoma Turnpike Project Gains Engineering Pact
Oklahoma aims to accelerate the 88 mile turnpike after the Supreme Court upholds validity. De Leuw, Cather & Co. will provide plans and specifications, with 40 miles of engineering by the firm and 48 miles by Oklahoma engineers. Fees could total just over 9 percent of construction cost if the project is approved.
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State Supreme Court
Turnpike Authority
Leuw, Cather & Co
Chago
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
de Leuw, Cather & Co
Cxlanoma Engineers
de Leuw, Cather
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
New Jersey
Two Fined for Petty Larceny in Ardmore
Eli Nelson and Deola White were fined 75 dollars each after pleading guilty to petty larceny. Police report they were arrested last week for stealing a spare tire from R. C. Corbell on East Main Street, the tire removed from a car parked on the curb.
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Eli Nelson
Deola White
R. C. Corbell
Ardmore
Corbell
East Main Street
Senate House Group Extends Draft Power for One Year
Washington reports Senate-house conferees approved a one year extension of the president’s power to draft young men and to order the National Guard and reserves to active duty. The move ends deadlock amid tense Korean tensions and follows a prior two year extension vote by the House. Senator Byrd notes quick accord to avoid world perception of dispute.
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Washington
Senate-house
National Guard
Senate
House
Byrd
D-Va
Nouse
Congress
Holdenville Fines G. W. McLaurin for Plumbing Code Violation
Holdenville Oklahoma Acting Police Judge Clayton Stanford fines G W McLaurin twenty dollars for violating the town plumbing code at Sunset Inn, the first Negro to enter an all white Oklahoma school. McLaurin posted a hundred dollar bond on five other code complaints. About 56 Negro residents live in the tourist cabins and ten room hotel on the property.
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Holdenville
Oklo
Clayton Stanford
G. W. McLaurin
Oklahoma
Stanford
McLaurin
Reid
Sunset Inn
University of Oklahoma
U. S. Supreme Court
Gen Hurley Visits Ada Coalgate and Lehigh
Gen Pat Hurley arrives at Ada municipal airport en route to Coalgate and Lehigh grave, reflecting on Korea and past diplomacy. He defends open government and declares deep confidence in America's future, recalling U.S. history and civil rights progress while praising the Bill of Rights and national vigor.
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Pat Hurley
Ada Rounicipal
Imends
Coalgate
Lehigh
U.S
U. S
Lincoln
Hurley
America
Former Adan Dies At Holdenville
Mrs. Florance Moore sister of Mrs. W. B. Cantwell of Ada and former Ada resident died at a son's Holdenville home after illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. from Atwood Church of the Nazarene with burial there. Surviving: three sons Densi! Wastick Holdenville Raymon Moore Atwood and Clarence Moore Fresno Calif. sisters Mrs. Belle Julligan and Mrs. Adi Crow Holdenville. Mrs. W. B. Cantwell Ada.
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Florance Moore
W. B. Cantwell
Ada
Holdenville
Atwood Church of the Nazarene
Mra. Moore
Mra. Cantwell
West Eighth
Densi! Wastick
Raymon Moore
Atwood
Clarence Moore
Fresno
Calif
Belle Julligan
Adi Crow
W. .B. Cantwell
Major candidates rally in Pontotes county campaigns
Major candidates stage rallies across Pontotes county this week as Democrats seek the governorship. Frank P. Douglass of Okemah spoke in Ada, H. D. Binns of Coalgate campaigned to unseat Ray Weems at Glenwood Park, Tom Steed planned Ada address, and William O. Coe scheduled a 4:30 pm talk at the State corner. County events continue at Gaur Corner Fitzhugh and a large rally at Glenwood Park in Ada next Monday.
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Pontotes County
Frank P. Douglass
Okemah
H. D. Binns
Coalgate
Ray Weems
Tom Steed
Ada
William O. Coe
Oklahoma State Corner
Main
Townsend
Gaur Corner
Fitzhugh
Glenwood Park
Penn Area Suffers Storm Damage
Storms across northwestern Pennsylvania Crawford county caused extensive property damage with snapped power lines and downed trees. Meadville reported nearly 2000 greenhouse windows shattered by hail. Wisconsin Oneida County saw a tornado with winds up to 120 mph. North central West Virginia endured heavy rain following a deadly flood the day before.
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Penneylvimia
Crawford County
Meadville
Wisconsin
Oneida County
West Virginia
Board Denounces Unjust Demands By Railroad Union
The board says the demands are unjustified by evidence and would grant switchmen an unfair pay advantage over other railroad workers, imposing greater costs on railyards. This case mirrors a railroad union flouting Emergency Board findings, another crippling act in labor disputes.
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Truman
Switchmen’s Union of
North America
Western Railroads
Switchmen
Ralrush Costa
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Main Street
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Marion Buttles
W.H. Titus
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Future Farmers of America
Tinian
Saipan
Iwo Jims
Last Island
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Donald
Donald -F
Dickey
Erie
O.U. Posts
Gen. Hurley
Coelgete
Adan
Florence Moore
Penn Area
Switchmen's Union
Large Great Wasters Bettery Company
Galiags
Lacklaine & Pacifin
Comey
Damier & Ble Graeda Western
Ratresd
Rat Revtears
Kateray Compter
Wantorn Pacific Sehead Company
Switchmen’s Union
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