U N Body Votes Favorably On Western Rights Allegations
An international body backed Western accusations that Eastern European regimes suppress human rights and freedoms. The vote, 47 to 6 with seven abstentions, urged the International Court of Justice to address alleged violations in Bulgaria Romania and Hungary amid rising Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N. Body
New York
Get. Ee
Europe
Rational Court of Justice
Ghore
Srl
Bulgaria
Romania
SSRI
Sraine
Mangilsky
Mix Up Macaroni Combinations by Gaynor Madnox
Experimental 1940s kitchen notebook outlines several macaroni based dishes and menus. Recipes list ingredients like elbow macaroni, vegetables, butter, margarine, and cheese with steps to boil, mix, and season. Notes mention a future menu and dinner ideas including fillet, beans, celery, apple pie, and coffee.
Freshman Finds He Has Kin Competition
Weatherford Oklahoma dispatch reports a freshman athlete discovering kinship in competition. The fragmented text mentions October and a coaching or team context with uncertain names and details.
Paralyzed Youth Nears Birthday No One Figured On
A Chicago teen paralyzed from the neck down after an August 1947 accident nears a birthday with no one expecting him to live. Doctors feared he might die within days, but caretakers and educators supported his return to studies. His dream includes a vacation, football letter, law career, and graduation planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagr
Paul Newih
Heig
Paul
Arkansas
Amundsen Ing
Chicago Board of Education
Pegey Frederickson
Alen
Associated Women Of Bureau Elect Officers For Year
The Associated Women of the Bureau elects Mrs Story as president with Mrs Fr Young as vice president and Mrs Augusta Gibson as secretary and treasurer. Board members include Mrs Janie Phips Mrs Dub Grorde Mrs Melia Dew Mrs Cailie Gilson and Mrs Marie Johns. Members’ husbands may join. meetings occur same night as men but separately. Refreshments planned for next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Women Not Farm Bureau
W. ©. Story
Fr. Young
Augusta Gibson
Janie Phips
Dub Grorde
Melia Dew
Cailie Gilson
Marie Johns
Associated
Story
Tulsa broker sues for 150000 in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City October 22 A Tulsa broker sues for 150000 against financier W and associates over a Teones commission on three finery sales alleging misrepresentation. Col William H Craig head of the Oklahoma military district says a survey is underway to determine support for new units and possible relocation to other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ofla
W. and Associates
Angyiew
Oklahoma City
Otter Cities
William H. Craig
Chet
Oklancms Military Distr
Rattan
Two House and One Senate Race May Be Political Guide
Two House and one Senate race may illustrate public sentiment on national policy as the campaign season nears. The piece notes GOP prospects in New York and California districts, with Lehman and Dulles highlighted, and mentions President Truman’s Fair Deal and potential shifts in congressional control.
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Senate
Jack Bell
Washington
Ali
Hman
Truman
Exige
New York
Edna F
Andrew T. Somers
Brooxlyn
Genrze BH
Fenkuchen
Nants
Calforma
R. Garry
Entey
York Siewalz Cerulh
Junior High P-TA Organization Forms
Approximately 190 teachers attended the Junior School P-TA meeting held in the afternoon in the auditorium. ME Bh president opened the gathering with greetings and introduced principal A. R Wale lace. Mrs J. W. McKnight outlined objectives, stressed parent interest, and announced plans to evaluate the program and feature leader speakers for future events. The film The South Chair illustrated parent participation needs. a colorful tea followed in the living room of the school attended by members of the section and committee aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audie School
A. R Wale Lace
Hts
J. W. McKnight
Soth
Ace Frye Earkers
Schowl
Mes
E. M
Secial
Profits and Income Decline Hit Federal Deficit Outlook
Commerce department reports ongoing declines in corporate profits and national income may widen the federal deficit for the current fiscal year. It notes third straight quarterly profit drops and a lower annual income pace, with the second quarter showing reduced output and an annual rate near 223.0 billion dollars, signaling continued economic slack amid pricing and market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Figures Rise On Jobless Figures Rise On Jobless SP
A spot Associated Press survey shows nearly 40 million people idle or unemployed amid postwar shortages and planned job cuts. It notes strikes, temporary layoff trends, and looming rail and steel industry curtailments as unemployment rises toward depressions-era levels, with a peak around 1946.
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Associated
Thosk
Associated P
New State Textbook Committee Named In Pontotoc County
Norman Mitchell county superintendent announces a three member initial panel that selected the Pontotoc county textbook committee. A. W. Brown Virgil Medlace Mrs. Vivian Comer serve on the trio with the final slate including W. F. Durland Lula Dee Burdine Francis J. M. Lottie Beavers Charles Geary Homer Trease and Cole Underhill. Texts to be adopted cover agriculture history health elementary grades and economics sociology Latin French American history Oklahoma theology shop and electric high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Norman Mitchell
Mitthell
Tishomingo Hears Mrs Erie Branch Lecture
Mrs Erie Branch spoke in the Murray College auditorium in Tishomingo on her 25 years in China and observations of the United States and China. The event, sponsored by local clubs, was open to the public and held at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tishomingo
Aghia Ie
Baaker
Erie Pore Branch
Murray College Ausitarium
Branch
Ks and Fork Clubs of America
Hobbb
G. Branch
Mtal
United States
Chamias
Mia
Administration recalculates 1946 tax impacts and revenue outlook
Administration experts are calculating the effects of these declines and revised tax collections. Downward revisions of government revenues for fiscal 1850, ending June 30, are noted as the period closes amid tax policy uncertainty.
Queen Carnival Plans Highlight Roff Society News
The October 17 meeting outlined Queen Carnival events at Roff High School with candidates for queen and princesses from each grade. Classes arranged day and night activities to raise funds, while Garner Association Women and church groups held planning sessions and service events through Oct. 24.
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Monisy
Ronasium
Workers Council
Te “Garner Association
M UA
Booth
Ada
Rott
M UL
Chorch
EC Barr
Less Pogue
Raymond Lass
C. G. Smitt
R. L. Burleson
A. Fussell
Simon Fishing Repeats Towns History Alaska Sum
Simon fishing annually has more than repaid the original cost of seven million two hundred ninety thousand dollars which the United States paid for Alaska in 1667.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
United States
Alaska
Lipline Painting Technique for Makeup Artists
A portrait technique adapted from painting uses two lipsticks in harmonizing reds to craft a natural lip outline and a filled center. The darker shade outlines and shapes the lips while the lighter shade fills in, with specialized cases for precise application. After outlining and coloring, the lips are blotted and the process repeated until the tone is distinct.
Plane Out Of Gas Flier Lands On Canadian Sandbar
Pushmataha County fair plans advance as two committees are chosen to spearhead a county wide fund drive for fairground buildings. Building committee members include Bob Bilyeu Bill Sims Alvin J Morris Cecil Hogan Elmer Blassin game Fred Stobaugh. Finance committee members feature Otis Amend Leonard Sharrer Curtis Roberson Eart Campbell W E Larrmore Woodrow Pace Carl Osburn chair. Ground breaking set for March 1 with construction by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bilyeu
Bill Sims
Alvin J. Morris
Antlers
Cecil Hogan
Snow
Elmer Blassingame
Sarvs
Fred Stobaugh
Moyers
Otis Amend
Clayton
Leonard Sharrer
Curtis Roberson
Eart Campbell
Rattan
W. E. Larrmore
Albion
Woodrow Pace
Carl L. Osburn
Chamber
Wasec
Plane lands on sandbar near Ada amid fuel loss
H W Young of Morgan, Florida, piloting a Culver V two seater from Oklahoma City to Shawnee, landed Friday night on a sandbar of the Canadian River near Ada after running out of gas. He walked to Ada, was unhurt, but the plane was damaged and needed heavy equipment for extraction. A bulldozer was brought to assist, and Young reportedly went to Enid for the weekend. Enid Oklahoma, October 22. A B Gosselin elected president of the Oklahoma Association of Public Accountants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canadian
H.W. Young
Morgan
Cole
Oklahoma City
Shawmee
Shawnee
Ada
Culver V
Konawa
Ada Young
Irt
Young
Enid
Arkansas River
Okla
A. B. Gosselin
Lawton
Oklahoma Association of Public Accountants
C. W. McAlister
Tulsa
J. William Calley
Burglars Steal $700 In Equipment From Suburban Bank
In Tulsa area burglary burglars moved a 14,000 pound safe they could not shift and escaped with $700 in office equipment from Farmers and Merchants State Bank. Cashier O K Goolsby said two typewriters and a 450 adding machine were missing. The report notes Columbus reached the American continent at Honduras on August 1, 1503.
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Tulsa
Oxla
Opt
O. K. Goolsby
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Columbus
Honduras
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