United States Reproves Moscow Over Kennan Ouster
The United States censured the Soviet Union for ousting Ambassador George F. Kennan and for restricting foreign diplomats in Moscow. The State Department rejected Soviet charges and warned no retaliation beyond verbal steps. Secretary Acheson said the U.S. will review all aspects of relations with the Soviet government.
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Washington
United States
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kremlin
Truman
Georgi N. Zarubin
Ennan
Soviet Union
Kennan
Berlin
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Geneva
State Department
Foreign Office
Elvis O'Shaughnessy
U. S
Acheson
Sen. Knowland
Dea
Ro Kennan
Europe
U.S
N Acheson
Neva
Training Course For Scout Leaders Plans In Place
Plans outline a six week leadership training course for Boy Scout leaders. Norman C. Mitchell chairs the Area Boy Scout Council program with classes to start Monday October 27 at Trinity Baptist church. Instructors include J. E. Teague Bob Valvert and S J Christian assisting. sessions run each Monday for six weeks.
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Norman C. Mitchell
Area
Boy Scout Council
Trinity Baptist Church
J. E. Teague
Byng Schools
Bob “%Alvert
S. J. Christian
Mitchell
Schoolmasters to Meet Next Monday in Latta
Pontotoc County schoolmasters will gather Monday night October 13 at Latta school for their October meeting. The program includes officer representatives from the Teacher Retirement System with Everett Wright and J. W. Barr. plus vocal solos by Miss Meleena Wallace and the Latta high school glee club. The session starts at 7 p.m.
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Pontotoc County
Latta
Everett Wright
J. W. Barr
Meleena Wallace
East Central College
Latta High School
Oklahoma Weather Fair and Warm Into Friday
Fair and warm conditions prevail tonight and Friday. Lows tonight range from 40 to 45 degrees with highs Friday reaching the 60s to 70s from west to east.
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Oklahoma
Saboteur Case in Frankfurt Sealed By Police Hearing
In Frankfurt a closed door hearing tackled the saboteur case with German and American sides denying involvement. The session follows August Zinn's Wiesbaden report that a sabotage group trained and financed by the United States existed with a 50,000 mark funding and a $11,900 monthly support.
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Richard
O’malley
Frankfurt
Germany
August Zinn
Hesse
Wiesbaden
Zinn
Bund Deutscher Ju
Eisenhower Tackles Truman Policy in California Swing
In San Francisco Eisenhower assailed Truman era foreign policy citing a 1951 State Department stance that left Korea outside the Pacific defense perimeter. He called the Soviet trap perfect and said the talks in Korea weakened free world diplomacy while rallying crowds in San Francisco before a Fresno Long Beach and Los Angeles trip. He defended himself against Truman charges and argued for a strengthened armed forces amid a broader cold war plan.
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Don Whitehead
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South California
Truman
GOP
State Department
Korea
Pacific
Cow Palace
United States
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Fresno
San Diego
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Frisco
California
Russia
Congress
Joe Stalin
Joe
Ada Schools Praised by State Inspector for Improvements
G W Williams state Inspector praised Ada public schools after a September 30 inspection tour. He recommended 41 full units of credit and commended the efficient classroom instruction, diverse curriculum, music program, and improvements in facilities and re arranged junior high space. The board president noted the report and accreditation recommendation.
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Ada Public
Board of Education
G. W. Williams
Homer Belew
Ada
This Fox Stays Right In Town
T H George manager of C M Mays Lumber on West Twelfth Street says he will not let other fox finders get ahead. He has a beautiful red fox with headquarters in the lumber yard. He or she arrives from time to time even in broad daylight according to reports of a fox seen at the city edge.
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T. H. George
C. M. Mays Lumber Company
West Twelfth Street
Mr. George
Briton to Direct Porgy and Bess After All
London reports that Porgy and Bess will open with an all American cast and an English conductor. Edward Renton and Alexander Smallens will share the musical director duties after a union dispute over the baton. Standing room only signs are up at the box office.
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London
Porgy and
Bess
Alexander Smallens
Edward Renton
Smallens
Renton
Murray Expects Record Vote in November
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray predicts a new record turnout for the November 4 election. He credits two measures on the ballot the 125 million dollar veterans bonus and a proposed three percent sales tax. The current record of 826,212 ballots was set in the 1940 presidential election.
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Oklahoma
Johnston Murray
Assairs Ban on Hog Sales
Oklahoma City region faces a blanket ban on selling stock pigs up to 150 pounds after Vesicular disease was found in a herd nearby. W. D. Cooper of the Oklahoma Swine Breeders Association calls the order impractical and urges inspections to allow disease-free hogs to be sold. He notes countywide restrictions hurt hog raisers in adjacent counties and suggests owner by owner inspection and approval.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
W. D. Cooper
Oklahoma Swine Breeders Association
Cooper
Cleveland
Canadian
Former Allen Man Dies Wednesday
J. K. Malone longtime Allen resident before moving to Wewoka in 1937 died at 6 35 p m Wednesday in St Francis Hospital Holdenville at 81 years following major surgery July 31 He was bedfast since The funeral will be Friday at 3 p m in First Methodist Church Wewoka with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs Dale Boren and a son B E Malone all of Wewoka Three grandchildren also survive
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J. K. Malone
Allen
Wewoka
St. Francis Hospital
Holdenville
Oakwood Cemetery
Boren-Malone Co
Cks
Dale Boren
B. E. Malone
Tulsa firm finds $4000 in Series E bonds in old chest
A Tulsa furniture company bought a house full of furnishings from an elderly Wagoner couple and discovered $4000 worth of Series E government bonds hidden under newspapers in a chest. The bonds will be returned to the owners, Mrs. Ruth Hawk said.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Furniture Company
Wagoner
Ruth Hawk
Blue Front Furniture Co
Murder trial continues in Ada for Lillian Easterling case
Judge John Boyce McKeel presides as the fourth day of the district court jury term opens. The state rests, defense calls witnesses, with trial of Lillian Easterling over the Ada murder of Eugene Carnell ongoing and not expected to reach the jury before late day.
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Lillian Easterling
John Boyce McKeel
Ada
Louis Lyda
Roy Eaton
United Corporation of Massachusetts
J. T. King
E. H. Eller
Bob Howell
Holdenville
Eugene Carnell
Carnell
Wheatotel
Leroy Collins
Jess Burris
Looter Seized At Wreck Scene In British Disaster
Harrow England October 9 a railway worker was charged with looting from the wreckage of a major train disaster. He was accused of stealing cigars cheese a baby's coat and a novel valued about 14 dollars and held for trial after a brief hearing. Police identified him as Mat thew Fagan.
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Harrow
Eng
Britain
Matthew Fagan
Baby Leaves Polio Ward as Others Remain
One year old Reggie Silvers of Atoka was dismissed from Valley View hospital polio ward on Wednesday after a mild case. Three patients remain in the ward: Mrs. Teresa Shirley of Wewoka, Kenneth Cranmore of Marietta, and Bob Burch of Ada.
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Reggie Silvers
Atoka
Valley View Hospital
Teresa Shirley
Wewoka
Kenneth Cranmore
Marietta
Bob Burch
Ada
Reds Driven From White Horse Hill In Seoul Front Clash
South Korean troops stormed White Horse Hill near Seoul driving Chinese forces from the summit after a grueling ascent amid heavy artillery and hand to hand fighting. Allied and Communist tanks roared in the valleys while U S Sabre jets claimed multiple MIGs shot down in the area.
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Seoul
White Horse Hill
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
White Horse
U. S
VFW to Discuss Building Plans After East Tenth Fire
VEW members plan a survey to assess the East Tenth Street VFW building damage after a Tuesday night fire. Commander W. T. Blackwell will report findings at Thursday’s meeting in the Convention hall Jaycee room. Initial damage estimates were about 50000 dollars. fire fighters used 284000 gallons of water to contain the blaze without destroying the structure.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Tenth
W. T. Blackwell
Jaycee Room
Convention Hall
Blackwell
VFW
Bond Issue Approved for Hickory School Expansion
Hickory voters approved a bond issue by 95 percent to fund a modernized school plant. The plan includes a link between the school and gym, new offices, heating facilities, rest rooms and dressing rooms, plus new seating and a 48 passenger bus for students and staff.
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Hickory
W. C. Renfro
Free Pancakes Draw Crowd At Homecoming Pump Pulse
ED Creagh reports Shenandoah Iowa hosted a pancake feed in the armory basement drawing big crowds and politicians including Harry S. Truman and Robert A Taft. Cleanup crews work to ready the football field for tomorrow nights homecoming game as out of town visitors linger after the event.
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ED Creagh
Shenandoah
In. P
Methodist Booth
Baptists
Harry S. Truman
Jackson County
Missouri Line
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Margaret
Armory
Lie Urges Fair Korea Burden Sharing At United Nations
United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie told 60 U N members there must be a more equitable sharing of the burden in Korea and that the fight must continue until an armistice is reached. He emphasized the U N role in keeping talks, expanding security, and boosting capital flow for development in backward areas by a billion dollars annually.
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United States
N. Y.p
Trygve Lie
U. N
Korea
Lie
General Assembly
Essary
NATO
United Nations
December Draft Call for 47 000 Men
The Army announced a draft call of 47 000 men for December bringing total inductions since September 1950 to 1 154 430. The December quota matches October and November with orders to deliver in the first two weeks to maximize Christmas leave for servicemen. The Army has taken or earmarked 1 073 000 of the grand total. the Marine Corps drafted 81 430 before stopping in May.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
Selective Service
Marine Corps
Fire destroys John Phillips home in Coalgate blaze
A Tuesday evening fire on Broadway Coalgate destroyed the John Philips residence around 8 30 pm. Fire officials have not yet determined the blaze cause.
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Coalgate
John Phillips
Broadway
Stevenson Declares Taft GOP Leader In Missouri Tour
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson declares Gen Dwight D Eisenhower has surrendered GOP leadership to Sen Robert A Taft as Democrats attack Eisenhower as Taft's tool while praising President Truman as a man of independence who rallied the free world against communism during a Missouri campaign swing. Stevenson, on a whistle stop in Independence area Missouri, signals acceptance of Truman on foreign policy.
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Kansas City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Illinois
Missouri
Eisenhower
Taft
Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Independence
Harry Truman
Joe Stalin
Group Plans Campaign Against Vet Bonus in Oklahoma
Oklahoma veterans group forms to oppose two ballot measures on the November 4 election. Rep. Don Dale announces a state wide drive to urge veterans to vote no on the proposed veterans bonus and a sales tax increase from two to three percent, saying the measures would raise the annual tax burden by 40 million dollars. The group includes Joe Prince Idabel Ralph Bergland Ponca City R F Abrams Henryetta Rep Don Welch Madill Milt Phillips Seminole and Dale.
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Oklahoma City
Don Dale
Guyman
Dale
Joe Prince
Idabel
Ralph H. Bergland
Ponca City
R. F. Abrams
Henryetta
Don Welch
Madill
Milt Phillips
Seminole
Okmulgee Man Dies in Highway Crash
Walter Kelley of Okmulgee, 36, died in a Henryetta hospital after his car went out of control and overturned three miles north of Henryetta. Oklahoma's 1952 highway death toll stood at 408. Highway Patrolman Jim Costner reported the wreck.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Henryetta
Walter Kelley
Okmulgee
Jim Costner
Kelley
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