Russia Accuses US of Interference in Greece Crisis
Lake Success Sept 277 Soviet delegate Gromyko denounced the United States as meddling in Greece and pursuing armed intervention. He claimed Washington seeks to undermine the U.N. by backing Greece and called the policy dangerous. Poland urged condemning the Marshall plan and US agents in Europe were accused of recruiting labor for slave work.
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Russia
Uned
Greece
United States
Andra A. Gromy le Tole
United Nations Assembly
U.N
United Nations
Gromyso
U. S
Gisoctiers
Greeve
Turest
Security Council
Trotman
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Cay
Poland
Socist
Franklin D. Roosevelt Chaltenord
Purone
Ukraine
Scribner Held For Trial Over Holdup Of Portland Bank
Scribner, 30, was held today in lieu of bail after appearing before U.S. Commissioner William Hulsey on a federal warrant from Portland, Ore, charging him with participation in a $3,000 hold up of a bank there May. Tollette faces related charges in Oregon and Oklahoma records indicate additional state charges. hearings set for November 13 and preliminary dates noted for Scribner and Tollette as cases move toward federal court in Los Angeles.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Sophat
P—Sam
Scribner
William Hulsey
Parteland
Ore
Bank
Portland
Scribmer
Fedarsteharse
Oakland
Cing Tot- Tetre
Sion
Fedecs
Tollette
Sweet Home
Doe Serry Bishop
Hugo
Ofla
Abe Tollette
Oklahoma
Privon
Bath
Tolterte
Federal District Court
Los Angeles
Stephens County Oil Output Tops August Totals in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City official reports Stephens County production for Velma Penn area reached 887,618 barrels in August, second only to the Edmond-Hitler field. Daily averages and July-August comparisons highlight stronger oil activity in the region amid statewide production data.
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Oklahoma City
Spi
Lawrence Alof
Owlaunt Gention
Stephens County
Edmond-Hitler
Boytele
Uly
Fast Central Concert Singers Organize For Season
East Central Concert Singers form mixed voices after Madrigal Club legacy. Miss Hawkinson heads music, with Helen Finnell and others joining as seven members are selected. Busy schedule includes Pontotoc County teachers meeting on October 3 and a Christmas program at Adolph Kligh School with guests from East Central district.
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Pranferto
East Central Concert Singers
Concert Singers
Madrigal Club
Ehe
Lacae
Seevier
Rane
New York
Helen
Hawkinson
Thelma Hokey
Margaret Michael
Sonzangly
Evelyn Clayton
Estelle Worshen
Rosemary Goss
Sanford Bodger
John Clayton
Clayton
Michael
Foley
Concart Singers
Pontotoc County
CFA General Assembly
Ado Kligh Setrooi
Hawkingom
Gonéerts
East Central
Rict
Agmany Ag Posstale
Oklahoma leads nation in new enlistments in drive
Oklahoma reported the week’s highest national total of 1 025 new National Guard recruits during the drive. Brig. Gen. Roy W. Nenny announced that Oklahoma verified 3 782 recruits nationwide, with Oklahoma’s 74 enlistments leading state totals in the period ending September 27.
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Oklahoma City
Ames
Oklahoma
Parruitine
Roy W. Nenny
Joo Renny
Washington
O. C
Wessomanset
Intry
Chilorea
Shidler Man Dies in Highway Mishap
Alfred Lee Clemmons 24 was killed when a cow cart overturned on a highway near Shidler Oklahoma. Clemmons was en route home after discharge from the Marine Corps in San Diego and was riding with M C Rogers Pryor who survived with inquiries into the accident.
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Shidler
ALTUS
Okla
Sopho
Alfred Lee Clemmons
Clemmons
Smidher
San Diego
M. C. Rogers
Pryor
Ruhr Labor Leaders Plan Resistance to Reparations Dismantling
Berlin dispatch reports German trade union leaders in Hamburg vow no worker will aid plants aiding peace production as tensions rise in the Ruhr over proposed dismantling of factories for reparations. General Clay says lists target industry for removal will proceed despite German unions and Potsdam concessions.
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Richart
Essen
Ruhr
Armericam
Holmag
Kiel
Hamburg
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Amecwan
Raparetrous
Tevet
Clay
Usk
Russia
Germany
Schweinfurt
U.S
Duck Stamp Sales Net 13 Million for Wildlife Refuges
Washington reports duck stamp sales have raised 13 million for waterfowl restoration and refuges since inception. Revenue supports acquisition and maintenance of refuges including 15,000 acre Hog Island Marsh near Wisconsin and Laguna Atascosa and Santa Ana refuges in Texas. Oklahoma opens 1947 football with 33 teams and four newcomers, each plays four games.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Migratory Bird Hunters
Mosey
Hogion Marsh
Waupan
Wis
Estatist
Boricom Naw Onak Vite
Lake
Missouri
Mongo Swamp
Sutter
Carop
Laguna Atascosa
Santa Ana
Texas
Norman
Universite of Oklahome
Temutat
County 4-H Club Girl Recalls State Fair Trip
Shirley Wail, 4H County Secretary, recounts a trip to the State 4-H Fair with fellow county girls. She notes judging contests, demonstrations, livestock shows, and the Midway Carnival, praising mentors Miss Mote and others, and expressing resolve to win a future trip back.
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Merle
Lorede Payne
Doris Binkly
Wands Keeling
Miss Mote
Walle
Chester Whitesow
Mike
Jock
Chester White
Noom
Homa City
Baer
Pa Adams
Eras Lanne
Mr. Stags
Luker
Midway
Shirley Wail
Mt Louis to Cut Down on Payroll
Mt Louis faces major cutbacks as 700 of its 8,590 civil service workers are dismissed to trim deficits for the year ending next April. The mayor plans reducing water and street department operations, halting extra revenue measures, and delaying services while asserting health and property will not be harmed. The move follows the Missouri Supreme Court ruling invalidating the city income tax, seen as the primary cause of the fiscal squeeze.
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ST. Louis
Aloys PL Kauzmann
Meyer Kardhann
St. Bontsan
Mayer
Missouri Supreme Court
FRE
FSF
Phe
Washington
PBS
Doe
Calry
Nossiale
Tishomingo Votes On Bonds Tuesday
Tishomingo taxpayers will vote Tuesday, September 30, on three bond issues totaling $93,000 for water, sewer, and street maintenance projects. Trustees pledged they would not bid bonds above a set rate and hope bids come lower. The bond package covers $68,000 for waterworks extension, $22,000 for sewer extensions, and $3,000 for street maintenance equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Ana
Orie
Aircraft Parts To Be Sold at Tulsa Oklahoma
Tulsa notice announces liquidation sale of aircraft components. Items include compasses, shaiifers, Furl Wage testing ceruipirion gages electrical and hydraulic parts. Property located at Tinker Field Oklahoma City may be inspected Oct. 6 to Oct. 13 submission deadline details.
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Tulsa
Oisla
Way Assets Administration
Tinker Fiele
Oulahoma City
France Opens Path to Saar Integration and Zone Merging
London sources say France plans to merge zones in Germany and seek political and economic incorporation of the Saar into France. Britain and the United States reportedly may back the move, contingent on reparations and frontier adjustments, with talks expected among four power ministers in London.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Imei
Council of
Saar
Council of Foreiger
Secon
Saqr
Fotemn
Emene
Geromarmy
Gertroux
Coun Ik
Im Lando
Nce Craver Saar
Burglars Busier Now-FB Makes Plain Householder Tips
A 1947 advisory outlines practical steps for homeowners to deter intruders. It covers securing entrances and ground floor windows, using lights, and ensuring family members verify visitors. It warns burglars casing homes and stresses calm, nonconfrontational responses if a break-in occurs, plus police and neighbor coordination after an incident.
Truck Weights In State Rise Fast
Oklahoma City September 27 May The average weight of trucks using state highways has more than doubled in the last ten years and traffic is rising sharply. Maurice Chow chief statistician of the state highway department reports. Highway Director H L Bailey says heavier cargoes are driving road deterioration and maintenance costs. The report notes road mileage built for lighter loads and smaller roads cannot handle current volumes. In 1967 weigh stations recorded 1 782 trucks averaging 8 181 pounds, compared with 3 088 trucks averaging PREASE pounds in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gklanoma City
Oklahoma
Maurice Chow
State Highway Department
HL EL Bales
Ladds
Bailey
Cling
One Down Two To Go From North Dakota Wolves
A husky wolf trapped Thursday night near Adele and Gracy Smith's area weighed about 6% pounds with a short tail. The other two wolves were reported nearby making noise along Factorw croel. They have killed chickens calves and even damaged watermelons. C B Winters lost calves but warns predators may raid again.
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Wolk
Gracy Smith
Smith
Srriah
C. B
Adele
Child Evangelist Ends Allen Meet After Eighteen Days
Rosa Mae Fortsom led a long Allan gathering at Alten the meeting ends with a special healing service tonight. Attendance has been high and sometimes overflowing at the Free Hourtess church. The article also notes careless smoking as a major cause of forest fires.
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Rosa Mae Fortsom
Alten
Hourtess
Churchill Enlists US Lead Against Militant Communism
London Sept 27 Churchill endorsed United States moves against militant communism and urged rapid Palestine withdrawal. In a large address near London he blamed Soviet intrigues for upheavals in borders and UN paralysis, praising US efforts to defend freedom, democracy, and aid distressed Europe. He recalled his Fulton warning on Soviet influence and criticized Bulgarian and Indian events as signs of emerging violence and demographic turmoil.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
Palestine
Parite Relly
Suaresbrook
Churchill
Amfedea
United Nations Organization
Pam
Europe
Churchil
Fulton
America
Rusia
Murdes
Nikala
Petkov
Sofa
Petkow
Artimaz
Governor Defends Old Age Roll in Radio Broadcast
Oklahoma Governor Roy J. Turner defended removing from public rolls those not in need and rejected claims that demagogues mislead the public. He spoke in a radio broadcast amid welfare commission actions addressing the roll removals.
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Oklahoma
CIVY
Roy J. Turner
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Gen. Clay
Ada
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Arthur Gavsbon
League of Nations
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Potsdam
Tunyssia
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FBI
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