Truman Says Dewey Won’t Tell Stand on Peoples’ Issues
President Truman asserted Dewey refused to state positions on major issues, urging the nation to hear where the Republican candidate stands. He cited unity rhetoric but criticized lack of clarity on welfare, labor, and other policies, while noting Taft’s stance on welfare. The remarks were delivered during his campaign trail with references to party rivals and policy debates.
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Truman
Dewey
Cincensatl
UPR
Efruman
Thomas FE
Vikaba
John
Lewis
Inchicuy
Hame
Fuft
R-Ghio
Frumoan
Taft
An Lewis
Cho Peresigent
Qtr
Aton Maree Commission
Kremlin studying neutrals efforts amid UN talks
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes Moscow weighing neutralist moves as UN diplomacy surfaces. Notes cautious signals from Soviet officials and foreign ministers about delaying or altering positions, with unclear timing of a new council session and partial alignment from several states.
Unclear case prompts oil strike-related suit details
An unclear report references a legal dispute involving Buge Sue Ke Marting and Shera along with Nalitiazet agas Pilew. It notes a possible oil industry suit with a claim of 5.000 dollars per case and a 30 day period, mentioning Ure Stell Oilaly and a strike context.
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Ure Stell Oilaly
Visitor From Ameo Comments On U S Erosion Stop
An English visitor remarks that soil conservation efforts in the United States show progress, noting dust and groundwater concerns in the Sudan and praising U S reservoir work. He highlights American stores and farming practices as instructive while detailing key crops and cattle in the Sudan. He plans to visit projects in town, attend a meeting, and then travel to Lencom and the Sudan.
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Locke
Tishaminga
Fear Africa
Aon Cate
Tishomingo
Sudeur
Sudan
Wwe
Mit
United States
Vasda
Mae Thrunestores
Europe
Eisler
Visitoil
Westington
Lencom
Sutian
Communist Attacks Hit Two Central Chinese Cities
On October 11 in Nanking reports say Communist forces struck two central China capitals Sian and Taiyuan in what they called the fall campaign. Over a million Red troops were engaged across the Shensi province capital Siam to the Manchurian corridor with battles near Yingkow and Mukden, while National troops aided by allied units repelled the Red drive and restored land communications.
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Nanking
China
Sian
Taiyuan
Shensh
Siam
Dayal
Yingkaw
Gertion
Miuuniettions
Geuweer Yiogsow
Mukden
Navy vessel can launch two rockets for high altitude tests
The navy disclosed a seagoing rocket lab aboard a converted seaplane carrier Norton Sound. The vessel left Norfolk for a Pacific test range and is the first navy ship equipped to fire both German V-3 and American rocket experiments for upper atmosphere cosmic ray research, among others.
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Washington
Get
Navy
Norton Sound
Norfolk
Pacific
Lausen
Lottery ban affirmed for civic stadium drive in Oklahoma
Oklahoma law may not be bypassed by tying donations to a chance at winning a car. Woods county attorney Hugh D. Potts asked if Alva civic club could run a fund raising drive for a Northwest Oklahoma State College stadium and offer a car as a prize. State Attorney General Mac Q. Williamson clarified the plan would still be illegal lottery.
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Oxlanoma City
Woods County
Oklahoma
Hugh D. Potts
Attorney General
Alva Civic Club
Northwestam State College
Potts
Mac Qiat
Vessels In Alaska Waters Ask Aid From Coast Guard
Seattle October 5 report says about two dozen storm damaged vessels in Alaska waters called for aid from the coast guard. At least two fishing boats were lost with one listed as “g total To gs,” while a fishing boat, a railroad barge and two wartime landing craft were drifting. Approximately 20 men are believed aboard the distressed craft. PONCA CITY October 9 Eleanor Moore of Kay county health department nursing supervisor elected president of the Eighth District Nurses Association.
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Seattle
Alaska
Coast Guard
Quast Guard
Ponca City
Eleanore Moore
Kay County
Health Department
Durse
Pof
Eighth District Nurses Association
Thrice-Delayed Wedding Sets For Tulsa Today
The thrice delayed wedding of Rep. Boteng and Miss Meredith Howard now set for this afternoon at Hostam Avenue Methodist church in Meridith Oklahoma. Meredith, a former Tulsa beauty contestant and Washington hostess, has a twin, Virginia. The couple faced repeated postponements from Knoxville to Tulsa as health certificates and a missing wedding hat caused delays and a late arrival of guests.
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Ciria
Ewpid
Rep. Boteng
Fielding Harless
Arkone
Mertith Howard
Hostam Avinue Methodist Church
Meridith
Virginia
Gairy
Atlantic
2 Pary Hospital
Washington
Hal Roach
Hollywood
Chattanooga
Huex
Sturch
Oklahoma WCTU Convention Heads Oklahoma City Program
The Oklahoma State WCTU Convention meets at First Methodist Church in Oklahoma City October 13 14 1955 with Dr C Z Hagcom host pastor and Mrs Blisz Bath House state president presiding Mes D Leigh Cols national president attends with Dr Homer Reddtrea gospel singer as music director. Key speakers include Hon Sam Lattimore assistant attorney general Oklahoma on dry legislation and Mon David Shapard Oklahoma United Dry Association. Foster and lay members urged to attend this important convention with delegates from Aca and others listed.
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Innest
First Methodist Church
Oklahome City
C. Z
Hagcom
Mra. Blizsbath House
Stillwater
D. Leigh Colson
Homer Reddtreaky Krowo
Billy Sunday
Hom
Texas
Mic
Same Lattimore
Pemerat
David Shapard
Oklahoma United Dry Assoviation
Potland
Foster
Churches
Oklahome
Humans to Other Planets within a Few Decades
British philosopher Dr W Olaf Stapledon warned that humans may reach other planets in a few decades if information relations improve. He spoke at a Liverpool university lecture previewing a British interplanetary society address. He doubted intelligent life exists on planets other than possibly Mars.
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London
W. Olaf Stapledor
Stapledon
University of Liverpool
Mars
Tuttle Roundup Elects Gert Rantsjes as President
In Tuttle Oklo on October 5 the Tutsle Roundup club announced Gert Rantsjes as president after caucus votes. The decision sets leadership for upcoming events and activities.
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Tuttle
Oklo
Gert Rantsjes Seem
Tutsle
Clu
East Central Musicals Show Rapid Growth This Year
East Central college music groups report quick progress with a 24 member chorus and budding Concert Singers. Bands and orchestras expand under director Paul Enix with 50 band members and 43 orchestra players, majoring in leadership roles from Wewoka and Acta. An upcoming OFA appearance includes Bach and Saint Saens selections.
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East Central
Marguerite Hawkinson
Oklahoma Educational Association
Rawlinson
Bard
Paul Enix
Celone
Anc
Kenneth Peter
Wewoke
Fegpy Hudson
Wewoka
Bety Johnson
Acta
Enix
Wngths
Rayburn Pierce
Vietim
Romeest
OFA
Bach
Saint-Saens
Johnny
Peter Wilhoughy
Helen Pinmall McFarlinm
Cetls
Mary March Acker
Okemah
Contempt Citations Sought for Labor Witnesses
Chairman Hartley announced the House Labor Committee will consider 40 to 90 contempt citations against witnesses. The actions cover unions including Fur and New Workers Die Partido Store Workers and Electrical and Radio Workers Unions aligned with the CLO. Citations arise from hearings on communist infiltration and refusals to answer if they are or have been members.
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Washington
Hartley
House Labor Comammittee
Labor Gate Greens
Congress
House
Martini
R-Mass
Costmunist Party
Fur and New
Electrical and Radio Workers
CLO
Bearded Gunman Holds Up Bank in San Francisco
A gunman with a Van Dyke beard robbed an American Trust branch in San Francisco, escaping with 1000 pounds after forcing teller Richard Curtis to fill a canvas bag. He threatened to shoot if noise was made as about 250 people watched from the back area.
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San Francisco
van Dyke Beard
American Trust Company
Cslifertin
Richard Curtis
Curtis
Final reports due from Oklahoma sub committees
Oklahoma City sub committees of the state legislative council will deliver final reports at two council meetings in Norman on October 15 and 16. The reports will outline the next state legislative program and be used immediately, said James C. Nance president pro tempore of the senate and council chairman.
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Oklahoma City
State Legislative Council
Norman
James C. Nance
Pra Terpere
Senate
Council
Marshall Sees Red A Bomb Gap In Soviet Threat
Secretary of State Marshall said at a news conference he is convinced Russia does not possess an atomic bomb. He explained Truman’s interest in a possible mission to Moscow and noted Soviet unwillingness to accept the atom control plan vote by the UN Security Council. He called Truman’s position unique and implied only he has control of an atomic weapon.
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Oct
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Russia
Truman
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Mir
United Nations Gecrty Council
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Wren
Presiden
Troan
Humam
Plane Grazes Train Then Crashes Near Deming
A Southern Pacific logomotive collision with a plane near Deming New Mexico left two of three aboard dead. Pilot Walter Johnson and Leo Abies were identified among the deceased by state police. Tom Plawers survived with minor injuries. Rail officials described the sequence as the plane grazed locomotive 350% as it passed the wreckage at 1 25 p m. near Gage, about 20 miles west of Deming.
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N. M
Southern Pacific Railroad
al Mathaney
Walter Johnson
Leo
Abies
Detroit
Tom Plawers
Hot Springs
Bethaway
Johnsom
Gage
Gordon Vaugko
Telegrad
Tames
Judge Alfred P Muxtal to speak on traffic law in NYC
Oklahoma City circuit judge Alfred P Muxtal will address the International Association of Chiefs of Police in New York City on Wednesday. He will discuss traffic law enforcement as a fundamental responsibility of courts and police and urge reforms.
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City
Alfred P., Muxtal
Oklahoms City
New York City
International Association of Chiefs of’ Police
Lead and Zinc Reserves Gain in Melrose Oklahoma
Washington reports increased estimates for lead and zinc ore in the Melrose district of Oklahoma and nearby areas after 1944-46 surveys. In July 1946 the Melrose reserve was 1,800,000 tons with 2.25 percent zinc and 1.20 percent lead.
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Melrose
Oklahoma
Marsas
Bureau
Ottawa County
Oxla
Cherokee County
Kas
2 Farny
Otewa Couny
Ola Ag
Oklahoma oil men bring in 54 wells during past week
Tulsa reports 54 wells completed across Oklahoma in the last week with initial flow estimates and total depth figures. Superior Oil Co of California opened in Kingfisher county with a wildcat well showing mud and oil, while Gulf Oil’s Freed No 1 in Oklahoma county reached 6,392 feet with tar recovered through casing in four hours.
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Tulsa
Okls
Tulsa Daily World
Creek
Stephens
Gounty
Carter
Okfuskee
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Superior Oi Co
California
Fool
Kingfisher County
Gulf Oil Corp. No
Freed
Witcher Post
Oklahoma County
Napier School Hosts First Annual Livestock Show
Napier school held its first annual New Farmers of America junior livestock show on Friday with 12 boys competing. Winners received cash prizes and will exhibit at the state Guthrie show. Twelve barrows and two steers were shown by youths from the area, with strong turnout for judging. Ada Chamber of Commerce funded prizes and ribbons were supplied by the county agent and Ada Negro Chamber of Commerce. Short talks on stock were given by C. H. Hailey, county agent, and Maryey Lambert, Chamber president.
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New Farmers of America
Napier
Guthrie
Twestock
C.H. Hailey
Area Farmers Pay Cil Farms Loans Rapidly At Present
Washington reports government loan programs aiding farmers in Missouri Arkansas Illinois Kansas and Oklahoma show rapid repayment for the year ended June 30. Kansas leads with a high rate of scheduled repayments while four of the five states exceed the national average. Since 1998 Farm Ownership programs have supported thousands of borrowers across the region with billions in loans and substantial repayments credited.
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Washington
Oct
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Farmers Home Administration
Boeings Hi
Fve
Notable World War II Vet Pardoned by Governor
Freddy Caruso, a 23 year old World War II veteran from Ashtabula, was pardoned by Governor Green for a murder conviction tied to a brain injury claim. Army Secretary Royall later said Caruso would not receive an honorable discharge, a ruling confirmed when discharge papers were delivered to his parents at Fifth Army headquarters.
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Chicago
Freddy Caruso
Caruso
Greene
Army
Royall
Ingtan
Carusa
Airs
Ashtabula
Fifth Army
May Change Driver Liability Rules Discussed at Tulsa Meeting
Oklahoma City Oct 9 A proposal to require motor vehicle drivers to be financially responsible will be discussed at a meeting of the state legislative council insurance committee in Tulsa County Representative Jne Musgrave will preside. The committee also considers aligning Oklahoma insurance regulations with other states, enabling investments in industrial properties, reorganizing workers compensation administration, and endorsing a statute of limitations for reopening workers compensation claims.
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Oklahoma City
State Legislative Council Insurance Committee
Jne Musgrave
Tulsa
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