Communists Plan New Worldwide Organization Against U S
A Soviet backed manifesto proclaims a new communist structure to oppose United States imperialism and the Marshall plan. It outlines an information bureau in Belgrade to coordinate parties, with Zhdanov and Malateff among signers in Moscow, signaling a revival of the Comintern concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustuw
Commuunist Party
Soviet Union
Creas Iy
United States
Moscow
Tanifesto
Minerations
France
U.S
Poland
Rusia
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Homenia
Belgrade
Russia
Nolithurc
Ger Dre Zhdanov
Gencegi M. Maleate
Politetro
Eremilurion — Ceremonist Partis
Zidanov
Resoluto
Gomintern
Wemin
Braanine Thy Sea Working
Class Partigs
Bos
Negro Goes Berserk in Memphis Jail
Memphis reporter Ada Gilecy describes a negro prisoner going berserk at the county jail. Deputies were shot and two deputies wounded as jailers attempted to move him. Jailer Emmett Armour ordered retreat to the jail as the inmate fired six shots while being returned to confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tene
Chiat
Hinds
Besser
Biomphis
An Sherma
Texea
Lertof
Tom Keisker
Ada Gilecy
Press Scimitar
Vinlene
Emmett Armour
Ticket Agent At D. C. Is Robbed
A veteran railroad ticket agent at Union Station was robbed of Sunday’s ticket sales receipts totaling 2 712. W E Tarpley was forced to ride with the robbers for hours as Charles Lyon, a detective, said he would contact special agents of the Frisco and Rock Island railroads. Tarpley, manager of the Rock Island lines, was carrying the cash and checks to the Railway Broadcast Co. on the east side of Union Station when the robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxlaroma City
Oct
Union Station
W. E. Tarpley
Avert
Charles Lyon
Mentenant
Frisco
Rock Island
Tarvin
Hock Island
Nes
Rail Way Brovcas Co
Oklahoma Machine Tool and Supply plant Builds Hydraulic Pipe Pullers
The Oklahoma Machine Tool and Supply plant near Frisco tracks and the Water Tower in Inpton operates as a general machine shop specializing in oil field equipment. Started over two years ago, it now employs nine, including one field representative and three machinists, with in-house manufacture of nearly all parts for hydraulic pipe pulling machines and pump units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Compar
Frisco
Denen
Bioeuss
Townsend
Patil
E.G. Kendall
Wendell Young
Amd
Latome
Illnois
Inpton
Pram
Tine Company
Night Typing Class Under Way at Tin Room BC
Night typing class progresses with seven openings as Watters leads meat school planning and other programs. Veterans eligible for free instruction. class meets Mondays and Thursdays at Tin Room BC Ado high school building. A welding class nears full enrollment with new equipment arrivals. A public relations lag is tentatively set for November 2. Tuttle Baptist church welcomes Rev. Mieter Jones, recently from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Im Watters
Plarning
Tin Room BC
Ado High School
Otters
Amon
Saarlanders vote for merger with French economy
Official returns show Saarlanders overwhelmingly backing three pro merger parties. They seek to bind Saar basin economy to France, with a future autonomous status under French control. United States and Britain back French economic leadership. merger depends on Russian stance and postwar arrangements.
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Saarbrucken
Get
Nazi Germany
Saar
Rhine
France
Tehurns
Christian People’s Party
Social Democrats
Demerate
Reich
Am Autonom
Ous
Rom
Russia
United States
Britain
Searland
Marshall Plan
Negro Kills Self During Questioning
Chester S C A reports a 31 year old Negro, tied to a fatal assault on Clarence Wallis after a confrontation on Lovers Lane. Betsy Ross, Wallis’s girlfriend, was dragged from a car. Wallis tried to defend her and survived a brutal blow. A crowd of officers and citizens gathered as investigators pursued the assailant, with coroner noting fingerprint evidence and possible attempted rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
S. A
William Ui. Peder
Peder
Wegr
Dave Bunko
Clarence Wallis
Wallis
Betsy Ross
Elwis Miller
Donhar
Sherif Peder
Chester County
Tension at AFL Meet in San Francisco Convention
Tense start to the AFL’s 66th convention in San Francisco as factions led by Falco L. Lewis and William D. Watcheson threaten a walkout by over 1,200 miners and carpenters amid disputes over Taft-Hartley affidavits and National Labor Relations Board facilities. Delegates and President William Green push to resolve rifts before the final gavel, with Lewis blocking NLRB access for 105 AFL unions and the group debating loyalty and jurisdiction as Hollywood studio influence grows.
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San Francisco
AFL
Falco L. Lewis
William DL
Ita
Wiliam Green
Kiores Federation
Seus
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
APL
Executive Councilo
Taft-Harthey
Hisown United Mine Workers
Council
Hutcheson
API
Hollywood
Pheaesday- Hudison
Building and Construction Trades Department
Imany
Daniel J. Tobio
The
Teamsters
John F. Prey
Metal Trades Department
For Lewys
NLAB
Western Europe Studies New Communist International Move
Western European governments and newspapers withheld comments on the formation of a streamlined international communist group opposing American imperialism and war threats. Officials questioned the likelihood of government action while noting the move aimed to unite leftist factions, with Bevin and Attlee named in communist charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sack Smith
London
Wihheld
Ringeist International
Prima
Attleeamt
Ernest Bevin
Bucharest
Ator Bambe
Unives
Beaty
Gernya
Spaskesman
Im Lomdom
Snc
Mershall
County Teachers Meet Wednesday
Ardmore area teachers association plans the annual banquet at First Christian Church at 7 30 Wednesday. George D Bana Ardmore school leader will be principal speaker. East Central Concert Singers directed by Mrs Marguerite Hawkinson to provide entertainment. Election of officers to follow.
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Pontotes County
First Christian Church
George D. Bana
Segecintes Dent
Ardmoce Gehoobs Aim 2 School Teader
Oblanmma
Msi
Atomic Power Industry Long Way Off Lilienthal States
Detroit dispatch reports Lilienthal says atomic power remains distant with demonstration power within 22 to 24 months, but large scale commercial use not near. He cites a “jungle of difficulties” and urges prudent expansion of existing energy sources while research continues.
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Detroit
Coé
Lilienthal
Energy’ Commission
US & de
Ly Frankress Hillanthel
United States
Europe
England
Lillienthal
Stensie
Colossus
Makonsl
Nat
Te Doramdasion
UN Faces Tough Task as Palestine Crisis Stirs Bloodshed
The United Nations confronts a hard test over Palestine as it weighs a two state plan amid Arab Jewish distrust. Britain plans troop withdrawals while both sides threaten force. the UN must propose a decisive path backed by force, or risk wider regional conflict and a failed peace effort.
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United Nations
Mie
Solomon
Palestine
Holy Land
T. N
U.N
Special Committee On
Sher
Irgum
Vst Leumit
Pew
Neeos
WU. N
Rua
Prestine
Summer Temperatures Hit 95 Across Ada Area
Ada sees a high near 95 with little rainfall forecast. Despite heat, some parts of Oklahoma recorded similar or higher temperatures. Sunday highs reached the upper 90s in several cities including Oklahoma City, Shawnee, Lawton, and McAlester with warm nights in the 60s to 80s.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Pomnes City
Chandler
Altus
Predersick
Guthrie
McAlester
Shawnee
Duvant
Lawton
Bad Louise Are Acquitted By Jury
Louise Bad and George Gallvin were acquitted by a jury in Santa 454 California after two days of deliberation and a packed Pasadena courtroom. The couple, once romantically involved, faced murder charges in the deaths of Mr and Mrs Walter Overelh, wealthy socialites, but the verdict absolved them of the alleged killings amid a widespread reaction from spectators outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Calif
Get
Owerel
George
Bud) Gollvin
Neo
Sicwonan
Walter E. Overelh
Pasadena
Mrs Roosevelt Defends U S Papers Against Warmongering Criticism
In Poughkeepsie a radio forum features Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt arguing that U S newspapers are free to express critical views and differ from official government propaganda. She says papers represent private citizens and offer open discussion, unlike government controlled outlets, highlighting the distinction between critique and warmongering. The Yugoslav and Soviet delegates discuss related topics and invitations to appear on programs are noted.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Eleazor Roosevelt Seidah
Radio
1ABC
Roosevelt
Andraé ¥. Vishimsiy
Etinoie Simic Xuapelat
Simic
Lav
United
Fom
Hobart Makes Waterworks and Sewage Plans
Hobart voters consider a 99000 waterworks expansion and improvement project and a 23000 extension or improvement of the sewage disposal system. The measures address a proper bond issue to fund essential municipal utilities and infrastructure upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Ofia
Retired oldest employee of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
Stillwater October 6. The railway system’s oldest employee, W. Donati, retires after 42 years as station agent here. He joined in 1908 and has served the Topeka and Santa Fe line at this station since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Atchisom, Topeka
Satta Fe
DicDonati
S& Veacs
Oklahoma Prison Parole Offer In Sims Case
Jake Sims reports on an effort at a deal involving Oklahoma prisoners of reform. The surrender proposal tied to Bo Hannons case, with A McAlester and J Bol eating Se Rie state officials. The offer demanded Bo Hannons surrender in exchange for parole consideration and escape implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sims
Oklahoma
Jake Sumy
Oklho Purees
Mreestieabeet
J. Boleat de
Co. P. Buterd
A. McAlester
Ther Sims
Bohannon
Warthe
Samsoe
Sims
Catholics End Vote On Shock Position in St Louis
A Catholic parents association of St Louis County voted to seek legal action to desegregate schools but abandoned plans to sue. An apostolic delegate said compliance with church authority was expected, and members warned excommunication for opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Dnitea
Zamcition
St Lowa
St. Loui County
Archinebor Seaehe
Apostolic Delegate
Association
Lavertece Connors
BOO
Allen Legionnaires Install Officers at Ack County Posts
New officers installed by Allen Legionnaires Post 238 Altenacer include 2nd Vice Commander George W Adams and sergeant at arms Sorcha Henry. District leader Kerry Dishson led the ceremony assisted by Dick Gassaway and Dickson stressing the importance of officer roles. Funds are being raised for a veterans hut with a site secured and plans for a large war surplus building under way. Trustees Buck Gi more, Jack Wright, George Grady Miler and Wik hard Wright named. A membership drive targets those not yet contacted.
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Altenacer
Gilman Redmond
George W Adams
Sinaree
Nick Jones
Willard Wright
Sorcha Henry
Kerry Dishson
Buthding
Buck Gimore
Jack Wright
George Grady Miler
Wikhard Wright
Amone
George Lumber
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Mueder
Bine
Dary
U. 5
Ay Thamas
Trusty
D. C
Oklahoma Machine Tool and Supply Co
Stans Robert
Merv
Rowen
Tuttle
Mieter Jones
Tuttle Baptist Church
Waghingtom
Negro
Lewis and Hutchison
Federation
Wey
Western
Eilienthal
Lilienthel
Brp Forage Ia
Azmat
Hig
Bad
Louise
Mrs. Roosevelt
U. S
Stype
Megis
Allen Legionnaires
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