US accuses Russia of anti warmonger campaign as police state
Lake Success Oct 22 The United States charges Russia's anti warmonger campaign aims to police state shackling minds and gag leaders Delegate Warren R. Reeslin denounces the Soviet plan as censorship and urges its suppression Austin calls restraint by edict a path to censorship. Vishinsky's speech is described as propaganda to undermine US and allied unity. Continued on Page 7, Col. 6.
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Buig-Cion
Carlos P. Baraula
Philippines
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Vishinsky
Unites States
Iran Parliament Ends Russian Oil Deal After Vote
Iran's Majiis passed a resolution voiding the 1946 oil agreement with the Soviet Union amid protests by Premier Qavam. The vote directs the government to explore northern oil with Iranian agencies and negotiate any sale to the Soviets if oil is found. Britain and other powers commented on the matter as talks with the Anglorianian company and Russia continued.
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Premio USA
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Anon Yaid
Uncle Sam Owns Big Share Of Oklahoma Lands
A government land holdings table shows Uncle Sam holds about 8 percent of Oklahoma, totaling 3,444,000 acres. The Indian Affairs office leads with 248,200 acres, followed by the Forest Service and others, reflecting nationwide government land ownership at roughly 24 percent.
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Best Trole Sam
Oklahoma
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Committee On Public Lands
Kansas
Office of Indian Affairs
Oklahom
Forest Service
Sea
Fish and Wildlife
Navy
Farm
Security Administration
General Land Office
Mution Park Service
Attem
Bureau of? Reclamation
Federal Works Treacy
Fara Cuads Administration
National Housing Agency
Testine
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Weather Outlook Sparks Cautious Cheer Across Oklahoma
The forecast notes light to moderate rainfall in parts of Oklahoma with places like Guthrie and Reno reporting up to and around a tenth of an inch. Oklahoma City and several towns including Altus and Pauls Valley saw minor rain as forecasters predicted mostly cloudy skies and limited improvement ahead.
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Guthrie
Reno
Waynake
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Weather
Altus
Powew City
Bik! City
Geary
Pauls Wallen
Todar
Fae Weather Bureau
Oklahoma Weather Forecast Update
Fair to partly cloudy conditions across the state with cooler temperatures in the middle section tonight. Northeast and Panhandle areas will see warming by Friday and the far west region will turn warmer into the day Friday.
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Ada oil man Crosbie dies in highway wreck near Ada
The 54 year old Ada resident and longtime Pitts oil field figure E R Crosbie, associated with Crosbie Inc in Tulsa, died after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 96 two miles north of Ada on Wednesday afternoon. R A Bradshaw of Rexdon trucked at fault claim while Greenwood of Oklahoma City faced the other car. Crosbie had been a pioneer in the Fitts oil field and leaves a wife Mrs Crosbie and two children. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Bradshaw
Glenn Greenwood
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Little Hart Bradshaw
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Crogbie
Jack Wells
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Li. Wells
Army Air Forces
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Ada Hieh
U., & Marine
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Canada
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Clea Carpenter
Vera Ford
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Detreait
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South America
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Loyal
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Adoim Charte
Congress to Meet Nov 17 on European aid crisis
President Truman announced Congress will reconvene November 17 to address rising price pressures and the European emergency. He said Europe’s plight is grave and a special session may be needed to consider urgent aid, with Commerce Secretary Harriman signaling a statement from Mr. Truman.
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Price Strvellan
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Congress
Carmnerce
Charles Rosa
Hee
Britain Plans Palestine Troop Withdrawal by 1949
London reports Britain will pull troops and administration from Palestine by March 1949 at the latest if the United Nations fails to resolve the Holy Land issue. A second notice to withdraw from key mandates in the region was delivered a week ago. Discussions in London and Washington continue on a firm withdrawal date and the future of Palestine.
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London
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Evajlis
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Holy Land
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Ulm
Retail Gasoline Prices Rise Across Oklahoma City Area
Oklahoma City jobbers report a one cent per gallon rise in all grades of gasoline today with tank wagon prices up nine tenths of a cent. Prices for dealers vary as crude oil costs increase. Phillips Petroleum led with a two cent per barrel hike, about two weeks ago, followed by other firms amid market moves.
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Phillip S Petroleum Iompany
Oklahoma City Honors War Dead Ceremony Planned
Oklahoma City to stage a two day ceremony under army guard at the Capitol flagpole. Roy JF Turner to present a wreath. Attorney General Mack Williamson to speak. Gold Star families receive special seating. five fallen Okies from the Pacific theater to be honored.
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Pacific
Johnson Says He and FDR Knew War Was Inevitable
Louis Johnson testified before the Senate war investigations committee that he and President Roosevelt knew war was inevitable and that attempts to mobilize industrially were blocked by former cabinet members. He detailed friction with Gen Somervell and claimed pressure from Forrestal on shelving mobilization plans. Roosevelt was surprised by the assessment.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Oklahoma FFA star steer sale nets high prize in Kansas City
In Kansas City an Oklahoma steer from Lazy Ranch of Ady Chit sold for 84 204 30 to fund Mercy Hospital donations. The event highlighted the Futute Farmers of America convention where Lawton Obs chapter earned a silver emblem. Kenneth Beatty and Marvin Birkett received awards. The five year growth listed higher livestock and farm earnings, aided by a new E acre student farm and school support.
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Marvin Birkett
J. EB Perky
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Tonm Shwemtker
Basid of Education
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State Nurses Plan Member Expansion in Oklahoma
Delegates to the Oklahoma State Nurses Association convention in Lawton plan to approve an unqualified membership expansion for graduate registered Negro nurses. The new officers announced include Imelda, Bernice Armstrong, Edith Vividl, Marjorie Bilukrist, Helen Romureau, with Eleanor Moore remaining as president. Dr. John J Hack ter named medical faculty bay director at the University of Oklahoma.
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Pones City
Imelda
Bernice Armstrong
Norman
Edith Vividl
Qemulgee
Secretar
Marjorie Bilukrist
Ponca City
Weather Notice From Peculiar Snow Report
Weather report from PeKa Kas dated Oct 23 notes snow failed to arrive and rain did not materialize across western Karas. Last night’s conditions left the wheat belt in poor shape with little hope for immediate relief in today’s forecast. Perennial plants show signs of drought and the region awaits moisture.
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Montgomery Says Commies There in Hollywood Testimony
Washington reports that actor Robert Montgomery testified before the House Committee on un American Activities that Communists exist in the Screen Actors Guild but have not dominated the industry. He and fellow actors Ronald Reagan and George Murphy argued the movement lacks power, naming several writers they accuse of collaboration, while Montgomery urged caution against sensationalism and asserted countering sentiment in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
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Sereer Writers Guild
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Lester Cole
Ring Lardner, Jr
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Blarian Spitzer
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Wiktar Pomerance
Melvin Levy
Ford Colety
Michael Trankfort
Howard Koch
Aled Maritz
Delton ‘Trumbo
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Gary Cropper
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Petites Dam
Communist Party
Byrnes Predicts Russia Will Stall On German Peace
Former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes told a South Carolina audience that Russia may stall indefinitely on a peace treaty for Germany and urged allied nations to consider their options if Moscow delays. He warned against war talk and said collective action would depend on future circumstances.
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Gasoline Shortage Blamed on Weather in New Jersey
New Jersey's Standard Oil and other firms report a nationwide gasoline shortage blamed on "phenomenal weather." Supply cuts reach 85 percent of needs in some areas, with forecasts of a 10 to 14 day clearance. Atlantic Coast refiners pledge to boost output of duel oil, while price increases for gasoline and diesel are anticipated.
Cripps Sees 1948 For Trade Balance
In a House of Commons review Sir Stafford Cripps said Britain faces a tough balance of payments issue with dollar countries. He warned the overseas payments problem is the central economic challenge and that a rough balance by year end is possible but contingent on various factors.
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