Ike Sees Unification Work If Given Time by Congress
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told the House Armed Services Committee he is confident armed services unification can work from this moment on and that a unified America can win the world. He urged lawmakers to give unification a chance, cautioned against panic after setbacks, and said expectations should not be perfection. He emphasized cooperation and warned against personal attacks amid the inter service dispute.
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Dwight D. Fisenhower
Congress
Armed Services
America
Columbis University
House
Vinson
D-Gi
Pentagon
Vinsim
Collins
J. Lawton Collins
Marine Corps
Army
Eisenhower
Ike
Stunt Man Climbs 300 Foot Tower Atop KCMO Tower
Kansas City report details Patrician Robert L. McClelland and an officer stopping Frank Goodman 44 who climbed the 300 foot KCMO radio tower Oct 11. He performed stunts for a crowd for 15 minutes before descending. Goodman faces charges of disturbance trespassing of private property and drunkenness.
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Kansas City
Robert L. McClelland
McClelland
Frank Goodman
KCMO
Goodmin
Gov Turner Not Hurt in Collision Near Kansas City
Kansas City Oct 20. Gov Turner of Oklahoma escaped injury after a collision between an automobile and a Royal bus sci near an intersection. The party was en route to a show. Passengers included Harry Darby, president of Royal, and about 12 other officers.
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Kansasity
Gov. Turner Ofkla
Oklahoma Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
Occasional showers and thundershowers affect eastern and southern areas tonight and Friday morning with drizzles west. Cooler highs around 40 to 45 across central regions, lows 35 to 40 in west to central, with southeast reaching 65 to 70 tonight and 75 to 80 Friday.
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Oklahoma
Secret Wife Claim Shocks Hays Community
Cecilia Deane a milliner says she and millionaire oilman Mark Hadley wed in 1998 and kept it secret to avoid family objections. Hadley died last week leaving income to a Methodist church and a hospital. executors deny bachelor status. Deane’s attorney cites parish records and several aware of the marriage.
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Hays
Kas
Mark Hadley
Hays Methodist
Cecilia Deane
Hadley
Miss Deane
Oscar Ostrum
Two Farm Meetings on Grasses and Legumes Held
Two farm meetings were held Wednesday in the Konawa area to plan planting native grasses and legumes. Neal Stidham of the Ada Soil Conservation Service led discussions with FFA boys veterans rotational agriculture students and farmers. More than 190 attended the Williams farm session near Wanette and about 100 attended the Sacred Heart farm gathering near Konawa. Hairy vetch and rye were noted as popular grass crops as idle land could be turned into pasture and hay for dairy and beef cattle.
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Konawa
FFA
Neal Stidham
Ada Soil Conservation Service Office
Claude B. Williams
Wanette
Stidham
Williams’ Farm
Sacred Heart Farm
Konawi
Inventions Beat Egg Washing Rule
Altus Oklahoma inventor George F Hodson has two inventions to beat egg washing rules. His latest is a plastic coating for eggs that would coat eggs before breaking to keep dust and bacteria from entering contents when shells are broken. He argues washing eggs used for storage removes a natural film that retards evaporation and bacteria entry. His earlier egg washer could be used if government allows washing before breaking. the plastic coating may prevent bacteria if washing is banned.
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Altus
Okla
Oct
George F. Hodson
Hodson
Housing rent controls cut on 2 million dwellings
Tighe Woods told a Jewish War Veterans convention that since the law began on April 1 2 000 000 units have been decontrolled leaving 12 500 000 under control Local decontrols peaked at about 20 weekly in June and July and have since fallen to about three per week Decontrols occurred in 22 states with Texas Oklahoma Kansas Florida and Tennessee accounting for about two thirds of the total.
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Blaml
Fle
Tighe Woods
Woods
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Florida
Tennessee
Start Class For Physically Handicapped Here
The state department and local schools plan a class for physically handicapped children in Ada. Eligibility rests on intelligence testing and sound mind. all eligible children may join, with parents urged to respond by November 7. If enough applications are received by November 1, the class could begin later.
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State Department of Edan
P. Cally
Rex C. Morrison
Ada + Schools
State Department
Ada
Norman C. Mitchall
Attece
Court House
Rex O. Morrissa
Tulsa Oil Official Bays Dead at 60 in Home
George Samuel Bays a 60 year old Stanolind oil engineer in Tulsa was found dead in his bedroom from a heart attack after telephoning his secretary to summon his doctor. A native of Severy Kansas Bays had worked in oil since 1912 with Granbury and later Stanolind. Survivors include four sons and a daughter with ties to Texas.
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Tulsa
Okla
George Samuel Bays
State, CW and Gas Co
Lome
Bays
Clary
Severy Kas
Grana+ ‘ind
T He Oil
George S. Bays, Jr
Bartown
Tex
Rush Bays
Tulsa Sees Population Of 2000008 By 1917
Victor Barnett associate editor of the Tulsa World predicts Oklahoma's population will reach 3,000,000 by 1957. Speaking to the Rotary Club in Claremore he notes eastern Oklahoma is in far greater industrial expansion in the next few years.
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Claremore
Okla
Sel
Victor Barnett
The
Tulsa Bane
Oklahoma
Small Girl’s Second Dash To Oklahoma Crippled Hospital
Sherry Wilson, once in an iron lung, was brought by car to Valley View hospital for a relay event. She then made another trip to the Crippled Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City for therapy. Ada Fire Department provided a resuscitator in case of emergency during travel.
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Sherry Wilson
Lawson Gir
Nas
Valley Vem Hospital
Crippled Children's Hospital
Oklahoma City
Sherry
Ada Fire Department
Officials Back Up Bone Dry Law Enforcement Efforts
Oklahoma alcohol tax unit officials pledged support to enforce the bone dry law amid shipments from wet states. The delegation, led by Ernest W. Crow, met in closed session with Attorney General Mack Jamison and Gov. Roy Turner aides to discuss probes, transport issues, and limits on manpower. Separately, Oklahoma forecasts a 3.5 million pound pecan crop, ranking behind Texas as the nation's top producer with an estimated 36 million pounds.
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Alcohol Tax Unit
Oklahoma City
Alcohol Law Unit
Oklahoma
ATU
Ernest WN. Atu
Alm
Louis Cote
Frank C. Cray
Leo K. Nash
ATG
Maek
Jamson
Paul Reed
Department of Public Safety
H.W. McNeil
Roy J. Turner
Henry Lowrey
Highway Patco
Crow
Elaris
ATI
Okx
Pitsburg
Bill Alexander Esterday
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Yugoslavia Seeks U N Council Seat Amid Soviet Opposition
New York October 2 Yugoslavia wins a U N council seat on the second ballot with 39 votes to Czechoslovakia 19 amid Soviet objections. The United States backed Yugoslavia as Britain remained silent on the secret ballot and charges arose that geographic distribution was ignored. The assembly president struck the gavel as protests raged for four minutes with Vishinsky insisting the election violated the charter and mocked Yugoslavia.
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New York
Owen
Eeceaslovakia
General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
United States
Sh “Ry
Vishinety
Lavia
Rhee Yugedzev
Eles
Britain
Vishina
Yugolavia
No Charges Yet in Epileptic Beating
Antlers Oklahoma Oct 20 The attorney general’s office is reviewing evidence in a beating of Cornelius Daniels 28 by two Antlers policemen as he left a movie. Daniels was struck with a track and beaten in an alley. officers explained they did not know his condition. A doctor said Daniels was not seriously injured. Cushing to vote Nov 15 on a 459000 bond for water system upgrades including raising the reservoir and doubling city lake capacity.
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Antlers
Oxia
Asaha
Dallas Pixley
Dave Jones
Buck Cook
Tiies
Lawson
Cornelius Daniels
Daniels
Cook
Cushing, Okla
Cushing
Truman urges end to coal and steel strikes for nation
President Truman urged labor and management to settle the coal and steel strikes for their own and the country. He said he has no plans to seize the industries and hopes mediation succeeds. He would tackle the issue via mediation and a three man fact finding panel if needed.
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Truman
Washington
Philip’ Murray
CIO
Steel ‘Workers
Tohn Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cyrus Ching
Lewis
West Virginia
Ching
U.S. Steel Corporation
New York
Congress
Murray
White House
Truman Says He Will Request Tax Hikes In Next Session
President Truman stated at a news conference that he will seek higher taxes in the upcoming congress. He blamed the deficit on the Republican-led 80th Congress and noted no plans to avoid increases, while acknowledging past tax requests and disappointed business downturns. Congress adjourned for a 75-day break, with Republicans and Democrats alike facing a busy January return and renewed debate on health, civil rights, and military draft extensions.
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Truman
Congress
Tuman
Ict
Ith Congress
Edwin G. Nourse
Economic Advisory Council
Jack Dell
Capitol Hill
House
Rayburn
Barkley
Senate
Texas
Aden Elected to 1 0 C F Post at Oklahoma Convention
MUSE O GEE Okla Oct 20 Oklahoma Odd Fellows named Robert T Williamson Lawton grand master of the lodge Mrs Mare Wright of Stroud elected president of the auty Rebekahs Williamson's former deputy grand master Charles H Delaughter Oklahoma City Election closed the 1 0 C F's Ruth annual state convention Other officers Harry Evans Ada grand warden E Russell Holland Stillwater grand secretary Charles E Emery Kingfisher grand treasurer Joe Looney Wewoka and D P Parker Buffalo grand representatives Rebekah officers Mrs Lucille Davenport Anadarko vice president M4 Leona Staggers Tonkawa warden Mrs Blanche Weaver Stroid secretary and Mrs Anna R Kennedy Tulsa treasurer
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OGEE
Okla
Oklahoma Odd Fellows
Robert T. Williamson
Lawton
Lodge
Mare Wright
Stroud
Auty Rebekahs
Wiliamson
Charles H. Delaughter
Oklahoma City
C. F
Ruth
Harry Evans
Ada
E. Russell Holland
Stillwater
Charles E. Emery
King‘her
Joe Looney
Wewoka
D. P. Parker
Buffalo
Rebekah
Lucille Davenport
Anadarko
Leona Staggers
Tonkawa
Blanche Weaver
Stroid
Anna R. Kennedy
Tulsa
Central Air Lines schedules Woodward stop on Tulsa to Amizilis route
Central Air Lines will operate four daily flights through Woodward Oklahoma on the Tulsa to Amazilis route with stops at Pampa Texas Enid Ponca City and Bartlesville. The Woodward stop was officially reestablished yesterday.
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Woodward
Okla
Central Air Lines
Westair
Tulsa
Amazilis
Pampa
Tex
Enid
Vonea City
Bartlesville
Snowfall Over Western States Continues Into Midwest
The autumn storm dropped heavy snow in Montana with up to eight inches, six inches in parts of Wyoming, and lighter amounts across Colorado Utah Idaho New Mexico Nebraska and the Dakotas. Cold air brought deaths in three states while eastern regions remained mild with freezing or below temperatures in the Midwest forecast to rise later. Temperatures varied from below freezing in the West to near 70s in the central states and the high 80s in Texas.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Nebraska
Dakotas
California
Minnesota
Kansas
Mercury
Central States
Texas
Reserve Officers Will Meet Tonight in Ada
Airmen and officers are invited to a Thursday 7 20 pm Ada Air Corps Reserve Unit meeting at the Elks club. Lt Cal Roy Young will conduct the session and outline the coming year’s training program. Capt Denham, wing instructor, is expected to lead soon as guest speaker on upcoming programs.
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Ada Air Corps Reserve Unit
Elks Club
Cal
Roy Young
Focal Organization
Denham
Proram
No Soaking Rain Seen for State Forecast
Scattered showers helped the wheat country of northwest Oklahoma today and tomorrow. No soaking rain is forecast. Wednesday's high in the state was 45 degrees at Waurika, Antlers and Idabel. The overnight low was 42 degrees at Guymon.
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Oklahoma
Waurika
Antlers
Idabel
Guymon
Hiring Advice From Old Sayings Shows Local Voices
A fragmented line from a historical page hints at advice on conscience and ethics, mentioning Newt Lark and a claim she helped raise nine. The text also alludes to the struggle of earning a living on a paying basis, reflecting rural or small-town speech patterns of the era.
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Newt Lark
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