Greeks Strike Hard at Reds in Athens Police Action
Greek government orders a rapid crackdown on communist outlets and resistance groups. Police seize offices of Rhospastis and Elletheri Ellaca and remove equipment from a printing plant as embassies weigh international reaction to the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Elletheri Ellaca
ZAM
National Resistance
Wnter
Wepolcom Zervas
the &Mery Foan
Enmumumist
Cerriila
Cloud Controls Claim Winter Weather Changes Could Come
A Modern cloud manipulation project claims it can reduce winter cloudiness over parts of the United States and increase sunshine. Experiments using dry ice created holes and an L shaped flight path in northern New York and Massachusetts to influence moisture, with results described as forming snow, rain, and potential thinning of clouds. The effort aims to alter conditions for faster cloud clearing and potential temperature effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Longmuir
Longmuir
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Berkshire
Train Hits Auto, Four Children Die Near Royston
A locomotive struck an automobile last night near Royston causing four children to be killed instantly and their parents to be critically injured. The family, identified as Mr. and Mrs. Back Branch and two adults, were en route home when the crash occurred at a crossing. The four children, all under 23, were among those injured and were taken to a Texas hospital in critical condition. The automobile was hurled along the track and the bodies were scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston
Tax
Ania
Justine
Pera Bartlay
Back Branch
Dunlap
Braniers
Mintsville
Texas
Coal County Broadcast Feature Highlights Local Talent
Coal County was featured on the Oklahoma radio program Around, Oklahoma, aired on WNAD Norman last Tuesday. Eileen Ronald, secretary of the Centante Chamber of Commerce, presided with Laverna Fisher and Hojoart Carter. Hardware store participants included Bill Hudson and Lar Stalder, who also performed in a drama role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal County
Oklahoma
WNAD
Norman
Eileen Ronald
Centante Chamber of Commercs
Laverna
Fisher County
Tormey
Hojoart Carter
Wnt
Bill Hudson
Lar Stalder
University of Surface of Norway
Loxinhoma
Monument Unveiling for Chickasaw Leader Johnston At Tishomingo
About 1000 relatives and Chickasaw citizens gathered in Tishomingo Oklahoma to unveil a monument honoring Douglas H Johnston the last elected governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Governor Floyd Maytreg presided with a Chickasaw language prayer by Rev Mel Wolf a public welcome by Justice Earl Wetch and a ceremonial cord pull by Egan BirK Stuart Johnston’s great granddaughter. Former Gov William B Murray spoke as attendees shared the Chickasaw feast tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Douglas H. Johnston
Tishomengs
Okla
Floyd Maytebbg
Okshoma City
Chickasaws
Mela Wolf
Earl Wetch
Supremme
Curt
Moor Pranpora
Oklahoma May Soon Own New Parks
Oklahoma officials consider two new state parks with Greenland Lake and adjacent areas near Port Gibson reservoir. The planning board seeks long term lease from the Soil Conservation Service, with Army engineers reviewing potential repairs and development of about 2000 acres as scenic recreational facilities. Primary talks involve waivers from federal agencies and possible return of lands from wartime use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Planning and Resources Board
Durlity
State Capite
Clarence Burch
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Greenland Lake
Cookson Hills
Ike
Camp Grocer
War Assets Administration
Feteral
Forrmer Éener
SCS
Leo & Wortman
Foxt Worth
Consecration Service
Wortmac
Army
Port Gibsed
Beard
I Bute
Edict Prompts Studies On High Effects In Music Fields
Chicago reports Delsille’s edict banning creation of certain musical masters after December 3. Musicians union head says live music only. no gramophone records or transcripts. Industry fears shift to foreign or master-record production and wider call for national listening control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. Petrallo
Marsicmans
Thome
Padeyatron of
Musisigns’ Union
Redia-Recordime
Tuelings
Ted Weems
California
Cane Recording Comparny
Mexico
Loadme
Amaré
Mark Woods
Ameri. Com Brogdecasting
Lang
Jelks Attacks Law As Monopolistic In Oklahoma
State Sen. Tom Jelks assails a proposed law as monopolistic and urges repeal. The measure would auto license community sales operators already in business when enacted, while requiring new entrants to apply for licenses. Ardmore stats note yardage leaders for the Tigers and Ardmore players' multiple records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklapoma City
Tom Jellies
Chietea
Sha
Ing Joe
Septr
State Board of Agriculture Authority
Europe Deciding U S Congressmen Serious and Concerned
In Essen, American congressmen visit from London to Paris Munich to Essen, meeting with European leaders. They observe housing and food conditions in Ruhr towns, ask many questions, and focus on Marshall Plan and other legislation while showing genuine interest in local plight.
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Essen
Germany
Aebingtom Gee Ugaing
London
Paris
Munich
Wien
United States
la Praia
Keapsbe
Appropriations Committee
Easua Tce
Ruhr
Washington
Oklahoma FFAers Sweep Lamb Show
Oklahoma Future Farmers of America participants dominated the Ameri cart Hoyal livestock show in Kansas City, collecting 29 of 38 ribbons in the vocational division. The Oklahoma A and M College team also won the intercollegiate livestock judging contest with seven competing teams from 18 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Get
Lamia
Future Farmers of America
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Fea
Fatlantos
Imeludert
Sharapshires
T. Llowa
Parker
Khadsay
Sica Every
Fisher
Every
Edgar Sching Garber
Harald Spraclin
Larry Janssen
Garber
Virgil Schooling
Gar
Barry Jongsen
Arlo Langsen
Date Steelemeter
Carber
Merle. Gant
Frederiks
Gitan Schoeling
Ralph Bansens
Kingiarver
PPA
Fat Lambs Stourra
Garter Pba
Kingfisher Pra
Lewton Fra
Chickasha Fpa
Tawa State College
Actuality x
Oklshoma A and M
Eglege
Sinth
Sgt Roberts With Cavalry in Japan
Sgt William Roberts serves with the 1st Cavalry Division under Major General Wilner Chase in occupied Tokyo Fukohame area. He is assigned to C Troop of the 7th U S Cavalry Regiment near central Tokyo, with duties in the 1st Quartermaster unit north of platoon Ruide. His parents, Mr and Mrs EP Roberts, live at Route 1, Box 182, Ada, Oklahoma.
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Eighth Army
Japan
William Roberts
Ada
Qlcla
1St Cavalry Division
Tokyo-Fukohame
Wilner, Chase
7Th
United States Cavalry Regiment
Tokyo
Froom
Ruide
Plato
EP Rovers
Route I
Bow 182
Okt
Salt Edyarnment in Italy Triggers Peasant Protests
A damaged fragment reports government salt edyarnment in Italy. A peasant faces punishment unless he carries a pail of live water and removes the salt, reflecting unrest over local controls and scarce resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Elks Official Set to Visit Ada Monday
Elks official Grand Exalted Ruler for Oklahoma East Colin Shawmee will visit Ada No. 140 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Monday night. He will review initiation procedures with officers and meet veterans of World War I and leaders of the local American Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Shawmee
Oklahoma East
al Visik
Amt Protective Order of Elks
Capea
CélBn
Igetiwe
Legion
Shawshe
Pears
Prison Train Endures Harrowing Escape Attempts
Santa Maria California October 26 details of the army nanocontainer prison train known as Hell Run. 147 prisoners from Greenhaven North Carolina moved to Camp Cooke disciplinary barracks fought to escape with guards firing and several recaptured. One man James D. Atchers of Jamestown New York escaped and is hunted in Kansas. Train increased security with 52 officers aboard amid reports of pistol and submachine gun possession. Officials say the prisoners are habitual criminals sentenced for serious crimes, many for life.
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Santa Maria
Calif
Hell
Greenhaven
N. C
Camp Cooke
Missouri
Kansas End
Colorado
Janes D. Atchers
Jamestown
Kansas
Col. Water
Killen
Salt Lake City
Tram
Orestward
San Bennamiino
Los Angeles
Csr
Cols
Prisom
OU Geologists Across Oil Fields Train To Meet Demand
University of Oklahoma geology faculty report sixty practitioners active from Mexico to the Dutch East Indies and Peru. Sooner-trained geologists study, enroll, and teach across expanding facilities with full and part time staff, as enrollment outgrows the geology building and labs spill into adjacent spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Sterluate
WE. Bennett
School of Geology
Mexico
Dutch East Indies
Peru
Eran
Punishment at The Hague Prison Hunger Chamber
Fragmentary notes describe starvation punishments at Gav Angenpoort in The Hague where inmates were exposed to scent-driven confinement. The text also references Asia as a vast continent covering about 17,000,000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav ‘Angenpoort
Hague
Netherlands
Ers
Ain
Asia
Local Elks Club Buys Ada Rodeo from Three Owners
Paris dispatch notes Ada area purchase by local Elks Club from three owners as political shifts loom. French vote tomorrow tests stance on Soviet relations and U S cooperation with France amid debate over school repairs and coalition cabinet changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Ada Rodeo
New Approach to Veteran Housing Proposal by James O Neill
National Commander James O Neill unveils an American Legion plan for veteran housing emphasizing nonprofit homestead loans to cut monthly payments. He pitches universal military training, Marshall aid, and juvenile programs to reform citizens and bolster national security amid wartime recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Beald
Manchester
James O'Neil
Americ Legion
Mutual
Onets
Communist Party
United States
Alv Unfriemsh
Petrerpnent
Marshall
General Assembly
Activi
Seven Killed In Double Automobile Crash Near Montense
In mist near Montense Michigan two automobiles collided, killing seven people including four members of one family and injuring an eighth. Victims include George Keller 39 of Flushing his wife and two children Dorothy and Ruth en route to funerals. Also killed were Fisbert Nicofci Robert Van Beerem 29 Maurice Patrick Cox nelly 32 and Wahlworth Carroll 29 of Dearborn who died later at Hurley hospital.
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PLINT
Mich
Octta
H—Pwo
Montense
George Keller
Flushing
Dorothy
Ruth
Fisbert Nicofci
Robert van Beerem
Maurice Patrick Coxnelly
Detroit
Wahlworth Carroll
Dearbors
Hurley B
Farm Notes From Oklahoma Highlight Livestock and Crops
Oklahoma farmers report varied results with bindweed control and cotton yields. Kiowa and Sentinel area growers discuss cattle pasture plans, winter crop aims, and scarce feed. White rock chicks reach 229 days, broilers weight four pounds weekly, while home demonstration club officers for 1968 are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bartley
Tiven
Fairland
Bartley
Delaware County
Frank H. Baker
Lake Oil Well Links Old and New Pools at Dixon site
The Lake Oil company reports its new well near Dixon townsite at the west edge of Wewoks Lake ties together the Rosanna and Werwo kw Lake pools, linking 1936 and 1931 fields. Completion tests imply further offsets to the west and south as production continues, with about 1,700 feet of casing ze roping toward daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae Oil Company
Dixon
Wewoks Lake
Booeh
Rosanna Field
Miserer
Cromwell and Wilcox
Neex
Royal Wedding Music For Princess Elinor’s Ceremony
London reports four pieces composed for the royal wedding including works by Sir Arnold Bax and Dr William McKie. The organist’s sacred anthem We Wait For Thy Loving Kindness appears, with the ceremony’s musical portion largely following precedent while the princess selects certain tunes. The royal selection features a Scottish version of Psalm 23 The Lord is My Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eliza
Philip Mounthatterov
Aronia Bax
Gormmasttion
William McKie
Westminister Ohare
McRie
Lachiress
York
Ships collide near New York Harbor in minor incident
A collision occurred between the Army transport General W. P. Richardson and United States Lines Pioneer Glen near New York Harbor. Both vessels suffered no serious damage, with the Richardson bound for Spearmintavem and the Pioneer Glen entering New York from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
W. P. Richardot
United States Line
Pioneer Glen
New York Harbor
Richardson
Ada Rodeo Stays Put As New Owners Take Over
Ada Oklahoma will keep the famous rodeo show at its original site as Adair and partners acquire the event. The sale price was not disclosed. proceeds from future rodes will fund charitable causes. The Ada Rodeo, second largest of its kind, has spent over eight thousand dollars in the past five years on improvements and park lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Roteo
Ets Club
Adair
Ezias
Clive Rigebey
W. P
Jeter
Bentree
Bions Amt
Perrish
Jiks Club
Rodeo
Mig
Byrnes Assails Harman in Pravda Attack
Pravda accuses former U.S. secretary of state James F Byrnes of pursuing war aims and links Harriman to imperialist design, citing a "new boole mepecking prankls" plan and urging a unified western front while calling for Soviet withdrawal and a UN eviction if refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
U.S
Dames
F. Byrnes
W. Averell Harriman
Communist Party
Orsam
Burges
Soviet Union
Germany
Rome
United Nations
Ton
Seerina Yrnes
Tomat
Harriman
Inland Daily Press Association
Chies~ Go
Churchill
Pulten
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Close Party
EAM
Govertment
GE Reinmekers
Vishinsre
Andres
Vishinsey
NEA
William
Vasilevich
Hire
Hasinn
Vishinsky
Stamoje Simic
Xmugoslav
Ferner
William H. Muresy Spaoker
Planning Board
Ywo
Delsille
Master Records
Jelks
Ardmore
Ferry Nance
Aramore Tigers
Fillack
Xenneta Hunnicutt
Europe
U. S
Sky
Dorin
Camm
Geoulne
FFA
Sgt. Roberts
Elks
John Coftin
Manle
Oktehuma Fost
O. U
America
Aussie
Robert C. Wilson
Prenek
Itiese
Augis
Russia
Americas
Ifar
France
Econome
Soviet
Fantantes Ier
Georges Bidault
The
Republican Movement
MRE
Ted mm Sofar
Legion Propores
Veterans Homestead Associations
Mike Moyer, Jr
Balbourye
Hit
Coat County
Curtis Floyd
Eastell County
West Laberty
Saxo D. O
Grant
Leonard Metter
Faye King
George Wagoner
Jormstem County Home Demonstration Club
L. W. Easterwood
Leon Nock
Homes Stallings
Mise Geralding Mercer
County Borne Agcot
Lake
Hizabeth
Binns
McKendsee
Fevitt
EE McKeniree
B. Binns
Dick Yruitt
MecKeniree
Kiks Club
McKendree
Byrnes
Harman
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