Fired Meyer But He Stayed On Somehow
Washington report shows Hughes Aircraft Co officials clashed over publicity manager W. Meyer. Former executive Charles W. Peralte says Meyer was fired for lack of control, yet remained on payroll until 1945. Powelle, head of Gar Wood Industries, notes wartime contracts and accounts Meyer allegedly handled. Pevelle recalls Culver City plant laxity and secrecy, with Meyer claimed to have spent large sums entertaining officials before contracts.
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Say
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Marge
Hayward
Hughes’ Aircraft Company
Senate
Jobs W. Meyer
Charles W. Peralte
Hughes
Hughes Aircraft Co
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Moyer
Fusghos
Powelle
Gar Wood Industries Ahich
Plana
Meyer
Coumatttoe
Furmor
Pevelle
Armistice Day Parade and Brief Program Planned Here
Armistice Day will include a parade and a brief program at Main and Broadway honoring veterans from all wars. Local stores and offices will close during the observance. floats and marching groups, school bands, and veterans organizations are invited to participate. The parade moves at 16 and the evening features three veterans organizations’ programs and a dance at the Legion Hut. Local merchants and chambers cooperate with the Veterans groups for the event.
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Broadway
Ik Welch
AMD
Mananal Supid Waite
Wola Selloy
Joe Keper
Jack Caant
Itt
Houston McGuha
Phat Bran
Warbecus
Legion Hutter
Reid Morchants
Assoction
Dit
Ada Chambers of Commerce
Bennett Worries Over Food Outlook
Norman Ghia reports from Norman on November 6 that Oklahoma's Bennett warns of a troubling food outlook. He cites rising population, land pressure, and uncertain yields, urging action to avert shortages and economic strain amid global demand.
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Weather forecast for Aiahome and nearby region
Tonight brings showers and colder air with a low around 25 degrees. Friday looks generally fair with improving conditions and mild temperatures.
Molotov Says U S Bases Near Russia Signal Aggression
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov charged the United States is establishing new air and naval bases near Russia as preparation for aggression. In a Moscow address he claimed Britain and the US place bases globally for offensive ends and argued for possible Soviet capitalist collaboration while asserting a world move toward communism.
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Russia
London
VM. Molotov
United States
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
Lake Success
Morotev
Brigaim
United States of America
Britain
Soviet Union
Tue
Locate Those Crow Roosts and Report
In a planned effort the department promises a man in the county on Monday the 14th to inspect crow roosts. Crows roost in large numbers at a certain site, with follow up actions to be taken. Secretary Keith Marshall of the Chamber of Commerce conveyed the information in a wine conversation, noting roosts and possible concentrations as well as the need for further inquiry and action.
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Sisk Department
Mon
Keit Marshall
Commeren
Vishinsky Attacks Dr Arce in UN Debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and Andrei Vishinsky led a sharp attack against Argentine delegate Dr Jose Arce during a UN General Assembly debate. Vishinsky asserted Russia would resist and warned against excluding Moscow from discussions while criticizing U S atomic policy and signaling possible boycott of the assembly amid Cold War tension.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
VW. Vi Molotov
Moscow
Russia
U. S
Jose Avig
Bt. M
Wishinsky
Arce
Cebatean
Sevreny
Staye Marshall
Hig
Somack
Dallas Symphony At Durant Concert for Ada Members
The world famous Dallas Symphony Orchestra under Antal Dorati will perform Tuesday evening in Southeastern College gym auditorium. Under the auspices of the Durant Southeastern Community Concert Association Ada music lovers plan to attend. membership in Ada Community Concert Association admits to the program.
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Durant
Ada Community Concert Association
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Durant Southeastern Community Concert Association
Ada
Mer Bersty
Leaderahi
Antal Dovati
George West Pioneer of Ada Dies
George West longtime Ada resident and early settler dies at 2 40 PM at home in Bushy Addition after a long heart condition. Funeral Friday from Crigwelt chapel at Rosedale with local relatives and civic ties noted. Survived by daughters Shawnee and Acta, son George Jr, and several grandchildren. The West family helped shape Ada since its Frisco railroad arrival and local businesses like the Johnaca Bakery and Ky Electric Service figure in his era.
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Rosedale
Frisco
Heath
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Firectrie
Th. West
Civic Alfaie F
George Gnear
Howard Eliott
Acta
G. West
Disease resistant wheat called Seabreeze announced
Washington November 1 The Agriculture Department announced a new disease resistant wheat variety named Seabreeze designed to protect the Midwest wheat belt from rust and related diseases. The strain reportedly performs well in damp southern areas where older varieties struggle, with rust threats extending from the Gulf Coast northward into Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Gall
Surculture J Department
Louisians
Texas
Gulf of Moshe
Oklahoma
Razac
Nebraska
Dakotas
Syndicate Buys Big Tulsa Building
A San Francisco and New York realty investment syndicate purchases a prominent 10 story Tulsa building in the business district. Benjamin Swit and sack D. Weiler lead the group with the price not announced. The sale occurred as plans arise for a 24 story office tower by another local firm.
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Ohto, Mon. &Fie
San Francisco
New York
Benjamin Swit
San Nesseg
Sack D. Weiler
Porchase
First National Bank and Trust Corp
Ane
Sunway Oi Go
Rere
Truman Pushes Aside Tax Cuts Ahead of Special Session
President Truman signals tax reduction plans will be delayed for consideration of foreign aid and price controls at the upcoming special session. House Republicans differ on timing with Representative Martin urging tax cuts only after broader priorities. Officials plan to propose a two-track aid and inflation response while weighing an incentive tax plan for nations boosting domestic production.
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R-Muss
Martin
Congress
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Knutsan
Minn
House
Republican House
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Ball Cr-Minh
Bell
Appropriations Committee
Exxon
Minnesota
Freel
Vandenberg
Rmich
Senate
Mberg
France
Marshall Stan
Ruling Soon Over Car Dealer Rights
Oklahoma district court will decide if a used car dealer can legally sell new cars without a franchise from Kaiser-Franor Cars. Gena Jones Motor Co. sues to halt actions in this territory. Judge Mullins ordered a trial to determine if a permanent injunction should be granted.
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Oklahoma
Gardesler
Kaiser-Franor Cara
Gena Jones Motor Co
Mullins
Young Chickasaw Boy Enlists Amid Marine Posters
In Oklahoma CIPY Nev a 15 year old Chickasaw, John E Puller, is described in wartime recruiting posters alongside a soldier and sailor. The article notes his past, including awards for service in the army and his declared intent to join the Marines after finishing school.
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Oklahoma
CIPY
Gil Aimen-Attre
Jon John E. Puller
Big Four Ministers' Deputies Begin Treaty Work in London
In London the deputy foreign ministers of Britain France Russia and the United States opened talks with pessimism over peacetime terms for Germany and Austria. They aim to frame an agenda for the chiefs meeting on November 25 and map stubborn disputes, with US hints of a separate peace plan and Russia pushing for its reparations demands to be reexamined.
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Austria
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Exec
Moscow
Migscow
George C. Marshall
Google
Washington
Cold Snow Hits Rocky Mountain Region and Plains
Cold, heavy snowfall fronts the northern and central Rockies into the Plains. Temperatures dip to near zero in Montana Idaho and Wyoming as snow stretches from the Rockies eastward to the upper Mississippi valley. Salt Lake City records 5 inches, Rock Springs 6 inches, and Chadrer Nebraska 4 inches as far south as Brownsville Texas sees warmer readings.
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Plains States
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Midwest
Set Sage City
South Dakota
Rockies
Narthert Plains
Mississippi Valley
Hlinnls Butte
Mort
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Wyo
Philip DD
Pmckas
Brownsville
Texas
Indian tribal meetings on land sale contract vote schedule
Officials of the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations plan meetings across southeast Oklahoma to discuss a federal coal and gas land sale contract worth 38.5 million dollars. Principal Chief Durant and Chickasaw Governor Maytulyby will speak as committees hold sessions in Antlers Poteau McAlester Atoka and Ada on November 12 to 15.
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Aca
Choctaw-Chickasaw Confederation
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Choctaws
Ben Dwieht
Floyd Maytulyby
Chickasaws
Votme
Federal Government of Coal and
Gsnball
Vast Heavy Fog Grips Southern England Delays Transport
A dense fog settled over central and southern England during the night, limiting visibility to a few yards and delaying transport. In London rush hour millions faced delays, river services were canceled, two buses collided, and twenty five passengers received hospital treatment. A cyclist died in a multiple vehicle crash on a foggy suburban highway. Visibility at major airports was down to about 20 miles and flights were postponed.
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England
Toames River
Lotston
Theoe Bic
Second Violin of Auto Crash Dies
WEATHERFORD November 6 The second victim of a Monday freeway crash, who died at Weatherford Emergency Hospital last night, is Bobby Hine aged 34 of Weatherford a welder. He was riding with his father Everett Hume when the car collided with another vehicle. Mrs Amanda Smith of Oakland California and Mrs Elizabeth Dawson of Oakland were hospitalized along with the elder Hume.
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Bobby Hine
Everett FR. Hume
Ives
Amand Smith
Oakland
Calif
Hume
Smith
Theabeth
Dawson
Alva
Romanian Officials Out amid No Confidence Vote in Cabinet
In Bucharest, Romanian officials resigned after Parliament passed a no confidence vote on Tatarescu and several Liberal ministers. The motion cited ministerial failures tied to the treason trial and foreign affairs, with three secretaries stepping down and cabinet vacancies to be filled within days. The parliament’s composition remains unchanged and the trial proceedings adjourned for the weekend as defense summaries are prepared.
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Romania
Georghe Tataresct
J Wet
Ay Manin
Tescu
Lex
Andre Alexandrini
Public Greeks
George Vantu
Radu Roseulet
Liberal Party
Stave
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Patarescu
Mihai
Chautemps to Speak Monday at Evening Banquet
Premier Camille Chautemps, long a political figure in France, is scheduled to address a Monday evening banquet. The event, featuring personal recollections and off the record insights from prewar France, will include notable attendees and emphasize Chautemps reception of Allied leaders and diplomats.
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Camille Chautemps
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Ciplemak
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Privite
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Adi
Cos
Pars
Cold Wave Forecast Across Oklahoma Tonight
Subfreezing readings are forecast for Oklahoma with the panhandle seeing the coldest temps. Elsewhere low levels near 30s. Showers expected statewide by night. Overnight temps reported to the weather service ranged from 29 to 39 in some cities, most in the fifties elsewhere. Mixed local notes about place names and an unrelated line reference appears.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Guymon
Elk City
Avcnire
Wastoka
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