Baruch Presses Wallace to Publicly Correct Mistakes
Bernard Baruch, U N Atomic Energy Commission delegate, demands Henry Wallace publicly correct errors in criticizing the U S atomic control plan. He says Wallace admitted mistakes but would not sign a corrective statement, and Baruch vows no change to fundamental principles.
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U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Story
Wallace
U. S
Francis W. Carpenter
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Henry A. Wallace
Baruch
Pat Baruch
Truman
Wal
Atomic Energy Commission
Philip Hauser
Census Bureau
Secretary of
Com
County Teachers Meet in Pontotoc October 9 at Aldridge Hotel
Pontotoc County Teachers Association sets its annual meeting for October 9 with a 7 30 p m dinner at the Aldridge hotel. Dr A Linscheid East Central college president will preside in Marvin Littlejohns absence. Norman C Mitchell urges reservations by Monday noon and tickets cost 1 25 with sale at the door Wednesday eve. Betty Lou Jumper will lead the national anthem and J B Watters will give the invocation. William Heimann will play a violin solo before Dr John R Abernathy delivers the principal address.
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Pontotoc
Betty Lou Jumper
Allen
J. B. Watters
Ada High School
William Heimann
East Central
Wil
John R. Abernathy
Crown Heights Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Masons Meet At Seminole Friday
Masons of the area are invited to a district meeting in Seminole on October 4 at 7 30 PM. Opening ceremonies will precede a flag presentation, with guests and business matters discussed. Wm H Powell will show Masonic Homes photos and M W Grand Master Bramlett will give the address. Refreshments follow. ENID hosts an institute of world order October 29 30.
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Seminole
U. S
Wm. H. Powell
Guthrie
Morris M. Bramlett
Seminole Lodge
Oklahoma Weather Forecast Across Regions
Fair tonight and Friday with cooler conditions in the north and east. Warmer in the south central and extreme east Friday, with mild temperatures expected in the remaining areas.
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Oklahoma
Meat Worry Hits Cafes
Ada cafe operators face rising costs and shrinking meat and butter supplies as shortages threaten daily menus. They plan earlier opening hours and shorter weeks to survive, with fruit, jellies, and oleo scarce and prices climbing.
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Ada
State offers reward to stop dynamiting streams for fish
Oklahoma City Oct 3 The State Fish and Game commission seeks to curb dynamiting of streams for fish and offers a $50 reward for information that leads to arrest and conviction of any person involved.
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Oklahoma City
State Fish and Game Commission
Navy Band to Perform at Norris Stadium Sunday
East Central State college hosts the United States Navy Band on its first tour in years. The concert is Sunday at 2 30 pm with tickets 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. If rain, the show moves to the college auditorium and may repeat if seating fills.
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Norris Stadium
United States Navy
East Central State College
Oscar Parker
Plane Crash May Set New Tragedy Mark
Stephenville Maine and New York report a Western Newfoundland air disaster. The DC-4 Skyliner from New York to Berlin with 39 aboard hit a rocky hill and burned, with all passengers and crew presumed dead. Survivors include 12 women and 6 children among the 31 passengers and eight crew.
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New York
American Overseas Airlines
Newfoundland
Air Force
Coast Guard
Europe
Berlin
Stephenville
Mld
Air France
Jacques Charmoz
Harmon Field
PBY
Charmoz
Robert Albee
Forest Hills
N. Y
Albee
Commerce Crash Fatal to Driver
A 27 year old man identified as Thomas Beverly Morton died in a Miami hospital at 4 30 a m today from injuries suffered when his automobile collided with a truck in Commerce. Morton was employed by a drug store. the truck driver was uninjured. Oklahoma highway fatalities for the year total 394.
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Commerce
Okla
Highway Patrol
Thomas Beverly Morton
Miami
Morton
Oklahoma
Texan Purchases American Iron and Machine Works
Earl W. Miller announces the sale of all capital stock of American Iron and Machine Works to J. A. Gray of Houston Texas for about $3,000,000. The firm, organized in 1923 in Tonkawa Oklahoma, is a major oil field equipment maker in the southwest.
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Oklahoma
City
Earl W. Miller
American Iron and Machine Works
J. A. Gray
Houston
Texas
Miller
Tonkawa
Okla
John F. Caillous
Southwest
Oklahoma Natural Gas Sues Cameron Iron Works Over Explosion
The Oklahoma Natural Gas company filed in federal court seeking 124000 dollars in damages from Cameron Iron Works Inc. for an explosion on a Grady County lease tied to equipment installed by the defendant.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Federal District
Cameron Iron Works, Inc
Grady County
Muskogee Students Back to Classes After Walkout
Muskogee Oklahoma October 3 Muskogee junior college students returned to classes after a walkout in protest of the suspension of student body leader Lewis Smith over objections to college high school consolidation. Smith's suspension continues until he makes amends.
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Muskogee
Okla
Muskogee Junior College
Lewis Smith
Smith
J. Carl Conner
L. C. Bane
Bane
B. O. Wertz
Conner
Truman urges wartime industrial peace and steady production
President Truman called on business, labor and consumers to maintain industrial peace and continue production. He praised progress so far but warned that a difficult struggle lies ahead and urged all sectors to stay on course.
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Washington
Truman
John R. Steelman
Steelman
America
Congress
Legion Convention Turns to On-the-Job Training Debate
At the San Francisco convention the American Legion shifted to the on-the-job training issue. General Omar Bradley sharply challenged Commander John Stelle, accusing him of breaking faith with veterans over a $200 training ceiling while defending Congress enacted limits to protect all veterans. Bradley and Stelle clashed as the debate continued.
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San Francisco
American Legion
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
Legion
John Stelle
Stelle
Congress
Illinois
Tax Group Favors School Shake-Up
A legislative tax committee urged a sweeping reorganization of more than 4300 common school districts to align districts with high school attendance areas. The plan would take two years, improve tax facilities for schools, and tighten local assessments to strengthen local support.
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Oklahoma City
Spencer Anderson Dies Suddenly at 53
Spencer Anderson 53 died at his home north of Homer on Thursday morning at 4 30 from a heart attack. Funeral arrangements by Criswell Funeral Home. He was born in Tennessee and lived in Pontotoc county most of his life, worked as Latta school custodian, then at a war plant in Oklahoma City, and recently bought a farm north of Homer. He played guard for Ada high school’s 1915 team. Surviving: widow, three sisters Miss Retha Anderson Irving Ada, Miss Lena Anderson Sulphur, Mrs. Bill Menken Peoria Ill. three brothers Oscar California, Haskell Detroit Mich, Dewey Las Vegas Nev.
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Spencer Anderson
Homer School
Criswell Funeral Home
Anderson
Tennessee
Pontotoc County
Latta
Oklahoma City
Homer
Ada
Retha Anderson
Irving School
Lena Anderson
Bill Menken
Peoria
Ill
Oscar
California
Haskell
Detroit
Mich
Dewey Anderson
Las Vegas
Nev
No One Wants War But Policies Can Lead to It
Secretary of State James Byrnes warned in Paris that nations may pursue policies that lead to war even if no country wants war. He noted Stalin’s claim of no immediate danger of conflict but cautioned that political and economic goals without war can still trigger hostilities.
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Byrnes
Paris
James F. Byrnes
Stalin
Germany
U S Fails to Cut Hungary Reparation to Russia
Paris dispatch reports the United States lose 7 to 5 at a peace conference in an effort to slash 100 million dollars from Hungary’s reparations to Russia and two Slav states, with Britain and France aligned against the proposal and a Russian backed plan approved.
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Paris
United States
Peace Conference Commission
Russia
U. S. State Department
Willard Thorp
Hungary
Finland
Trieste
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
South Africa
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Britain
France
Greece
India
United Nations Security Council
V. Tarassenko
Thorp
Fedor Gusev
Fifty Oklahoma schools lacked teachers at start of term
Oklahoma City report notes about 50 schools did not open in September due to teacher shortages. Clyde Howell, secretary of the Oklahoma Education Association, cites many staffed by underqualified or temporary personnel and highlights 880 teachers working on emergency certificates requiring only a high school education and state exam ability.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Clyde Howell
Oklahoma Education Association
Howell
Truck Hits Bridge West of Ada
A truck from Adams Transfer and Storage of Oklahoma City hit the Springbrook bridge about four miles west of Ada Wednesday afternoon. Driver Glen King was shaken but not seriously injured. Investigators had not yet determined why the collision occurred by Thursday morning.
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Adams Transfer and Storage Company
Oklahoma City
Ada
Glen King
King
Springbrook Bridge
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Want Ads
Ada News reports higher yields on vested amounts in want ads. Financial note highlights boosted values for investors and advertisers seeking longer term commitments.
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Ada News
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