Republicans Build New Policy Committee To Guide Minority
Washington dispatch reports the GOP reorganizes to run as an effective minority with a new policy committee and a public information unit. The policy panel, drawn from regional GOP ranks, aims to shape every issue, while voters remain unsure about the party stance and Dewey campaign vagueness.
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Eter Edson
Washington
Wasiington
Sea
House of Representatives
Wien
Senate
Old Guard
Nanvy Cabot
Robert A. Tait
House
Mority
GoPolicy Committee
Democra
U.S
Congress
Cniatey
GOP
Prwty
Dewey
Jasud
Bactin
Fehincloss
New Jersey
Senate GOP Pushes for Compromise on Senate Rules
Washington March 14 The Senate GOP voices support for a compromise on anti filibuster rules as Taft and Wherry discuss a possible change. Negotiations with Democrats continue amid administration pressure and public unhappiness over a stalemate that risks widening party divides and delaying legislation.
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Mer
Senate
Taft
Orie
Wherry Neo
Wherry
Suumercers
Hussel
Sussell Tole
Falt
GOP Poliy
Prose
No Report Yet on Reformatory Riot
Oklahoma City March 1 Senators investigating Grapite Reformatory offered no new findings on riot conditions. Chairman Henry Worthington said the committee would return to finish its study and consider a possible trip to McAlester State Penitentiary. Earlier reports blamed transfer of hardened criminals and noted high prisoner transfers from McAlester.
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Oklahowa City
Grapite
Henry Worthington
Mangum
Sud
Oklahoma State
McAlestis
Worthington
May Atester
Reformatory
Senate
Commissioner of Charities and Correstions
Rex Hawks
AlcAlester
Tax informers Hit Jackpot This Year for Evidence
Federal tax informer rewards rise to 500000 for fiscal 1949 as agencies expect a record haul from tax evaders. Informers receive 10 percent of recovered taxes, now replaced by a 5 percent base, with emphasis on evidence usable in court.
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Washington
Mar
Ing
Congress
Iho
J P Lets Couples Pay Out His Fee
Indiana report on Justine Pace Robert Serith who supports pay as you go marriages says he has married over 130 brides on installment terms. He notes miners and penniless brides are common in coal towns and claims the system helps those with little money. Oklahoma City notes General Roy Z Turner signs a bill making April Oklahoma Day official.
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Indiana Pu
Justine
Robert Serith
Macritde
Aerabs Homnee Actes
Squire
Smith
Oklahoma City
Roy Z. Turner
Oklahoma
Defense Boss Johnson as hard driver and tight ship
Washington report profiles Louis A. Johnson, defense secretary, as a forceful, fast-talking leader who drives a tight operation. It notes his political rise, wartime service, and clash with James Forrestal, plus his intense schedule between Washington and Clarksburg and his role in mobilizing support for Democratic causes.
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Johnson
James Porvestal
Congress
Mme. Forrestal
Navy
Youth Speaks Out At Tishomingo Meet
Youth forum at Tishomingo featured two high school students discussing parities, religion, and local issues. Speakers included Tommy Channell and others. Channell to compete March 1 in Ada in the Eighth district while community clubs sponsor music and books drives.
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Rackal
Va Chishom
Tishomingd
Hearm Chilshole
Billy Sandasr
Jack Molver
Eugenia Woolure
Otatene Ingrarm
Bob Hull
Murray Abies
Tommy Channell
Ada
Whkrlahomatted
Magerne
Powis Valley
Eddie Smilth
Dole
Oklahoma Library Commission
Cott Vandsim
John Chishalm
Irving Brands
James Madison
Woilahomm
Forrest Armstrong
Frank Costeilow
Wrs
Artanis Askew
Hearn Kiskolm
Joh Chistohin
Jodie Clark
J. €. Cath
Murray Corbin
Frank Sastellow
Starley Cungiegram My Draper
Birs
A.D. Sivans
Carlarcrum
Proposals to ip Postal Rates Now Under Heavy Fire
Washington March 1 The American Newspaper Publishers Association ANPA says proposed postal rate increases threaten newspapers. Statements by L Horne Rocky Mount Telegram and Elisha Hanson SNBA general counsel urge Congress to reject second class hikes. They argue the plan taxes publishers for services they do not receive and would raise rates up to 400 percent with poor department service. The group represents about 200 publishers handling most daily and Sunday circulation.
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Washington
Furlishers Association
ANPA
House Post Office Committee
Dqsh L. Horne
Rocky Mount
N. C
Telegram
ANP
Jostal
Elisha Hangon
SNBA
Post Office Department
Flome
Hanson
Heune
Apa
Postoffice
Barne Sid
Env Temt Af
Horne
Willard P-TA Bond Issue Talk At Meeting
Martin Clark outlined bond issues to be voted on Tuesday at a Willard P T A meeting last week. Charts showed progress and the need for support while a student ensemble performed clarinet and saxophone pieces under direction of A Mowdy and program leader A W Hatt introduced Rev Chester Mace who spoke on Good Citizenship. Mrs Hatt heads a nominating committee with Maus George Parnigh and Ralph Moreland assisting.
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Martin Clark
Tuestar
Willard P-Ta
Wirs
Coy A. Mowdy
State Supreme Court Opinions Summary of Awards and Remands
The court reports rulings across multiple cases including Gaye art Construction against Harry Weaver and the state industrial commission with an award sustained, Amel Carr versus the commission with a remand, Effie M Akers versus Adolph Hintergarat reversed, and other reversals and affirmations involving Oklahoma counties and companies.
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Supreme Court
Gaye Art Construction Company Et al
Harry H. Weaver
State Industrial Commission
State of Oklahoma
Amel Carr
State Industrial Cormmivsion
Effie M. Akers
Adolph Hintergarat
Texas County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
Skelly Oil Company
JA. Butner
Hughes County
Darren F. Norman
Seritener-Stevens Company
Pottawatomie County
Pinnish-Aserison, O
Affirmed
Thomas BE. Warren
C R. Howell
Muskogee County
Lot of Chicken On Way to Fable
Washington reports large hatchery production for January February with baby chicks 30 percent above last year. February output, incubator stock, and April bookings show strong gains, signaling a spring and summer increase in poultry supply.
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Fable
Washington
Agriculture Department
Major Soviet leadership reshuffle announced in Moscow
In a March decree the presidium of the Supreme Soviet announced shifts in top leadership. Nikolai Vosnesensky loses chairmanship of the state planning commission and deputy prime minister duties. Maxim Saburov takes the planning post and becomes a deputy prime minister. Molotov is moved from foreign minister to Vishinsky. Mikoyan is removed from ministerial post, with Gromyko elevated to deputy foreign minister. About 437,000 miners strike, following Lewis call, halting coal output across 10 states and forcing rail furloughs.
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Supreme Soviet
Nikolai A. Vosnesensky
Ts. & Res
Ivan T. Golyslav
Supreme Court of the
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Younesensky
Maxim Z. Sabourov
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Council of Ministers
V. Bt. Molotov
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I A. Mikoyan
Anczei Gromykie
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Mississippi
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Lewis
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U.S. Steel Corp
Hard Coal Group Urges End to Shutdown in Pa
A group of Anthracite Operators Association leaders ask UMW President Jane L. Lewis to end the three day old standoff in eastern Pennsylvania. They warn ongoing stoppage harms homes, hospitals and schools and jeopardizes markets while noting some expect the work halt to stretch past March 26. However District No. 5 UMW leader John F Busareliy predicts the mourning period will end as scheduled, saying the shutdown period dates to the union's actions.
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Mar
UMW
Jane L. Lewis
Ming
Antheneite Operators Association
Wilkes Yarre
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Missisewyi River
John F Busareliy
Pittsburgh
Wnion
Roving factory tale of Dutch steel mill moves across Europe
A disrupted history from a Philadelphia report outlines the Royal Netherlands Haast Furnaces and Steel Works saga. Bearings and mill components were shipped from Holland to Germany then back, amid wartime seizures and dismantling, tracing a ten year wander before possible final production.
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Tjmunden
Fielland
Europe
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Oder
SKF Industries, Inc
Holland
Germany
SKI
Navix
Netherlands
Braynvehweig
Hermann Goering
Fiont
Iil
Timuiden
Finelly Stash
Gulf Wells Show Oil Rise Off Louisiana Coast
W ls Far Out in Gulf shows commercial production from wells drilled in open waters of the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana. Since October, 47 oil fields three gas fields and one dry-pas, tleids have been developed. McGee of Kerr-McGee said industry can devise methods for discovery and development in continental shelf waters. Dr. Harold C Urey described a new method to determine sea temperatures millions of years ago using high precision mass spectrometry.
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Mer
Gulf of Mexico
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Louisiana
Dean McGee
Kerr-McGee Industries, Inc
Oklahoma City
McGee
Harold C. Urey
Urey
University of Chicago
Scotland
Hawai
Tallulah Bankhead Sues Over Soap Ad Name Use
New York March 1 Tallulah Bankhead seeks 1.6 million dollars in damages and a broad injunction against Procter and Gamble the National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System and an ad agency over a radio jingle using her name to sell Fallulah shampoo Bankhead argues the use is offensive humilating and injurious to her career while her lawyer says no intent to harm living persons names.
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New York
Tailulah Bankhead
Tallulah
Procter & Gamble Company
National Braededstine Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ss Bankhead
Walter Barry
Scawell
Misa Bankheld
Georgia
Tallclalt Falls
Byron Man Killed In Auto Accident
Harold F. Boyer a 25 year old Byron resident died in an automobile crash on US Highway 143 near Taloga. A companion, Calkins Chittaree age 24 from Taloga, was injured but not seriously. The car left the highway and overturned. The patrol noted 82 highway deaths in Oklahoma so far this year, with 23 fatalities to date this March, compared to 16 at the same point last year.
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Egaint Ansoclaine Ree
Byron
Harold F. Boyer
Oklshomma
Royer
Taloga
Chittaree
Calkins
Boyer
Highway Patrol
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