Returned Congressman Warns Trieste War Risks
Rep. Marion Bennett, returning from Europe, asserts America is not tired of deaths of soldiers in Trieste area. He cites 63 armed incidents by communists since U S forces moved into Italian territory, calls it war and urges strong air, navy, and nuclear capabilities to deter further losses, while stressing need for concrete aid tied to spending. He notes Trieste is now a free state and urges decisive support for rehabilitation and clear limits to aid. The piece frames Bennett’s cautious stance amid postwar tensions and U S strategic posture.
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America
Trieste
Charres C. Haslet W. Gton
Marion T. Bennett
Frieste
Cemopraki
Missouri
Europe
Near East
Cdearorumists
United States
Benpath
Yaroslavs
Roy Mupel
Nouthern
RovErnor
Imacke
Bussias
Muroye
Luis
Bennett
Stalin
Potsdam
Yalta
Reat
Maistalee
Bun- Rett
Kashmir Quits Independence For India Background
An observed shift in Kashmir from independence toward joining India is linked to Indian aid needs amid Pathan incursions from the Northwest Frontier Province. The piece connects Afghan-Soviet dynamics in Kabul to regional tensions, suggesting broader geopolitical factors behind Kashmir’s allegiance change and Moscow influence in the region.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Son of
Northwest Frontier
Rashmir
Bindu Maharshnh
Pakistan
Shiek Mohammed Abdullah
National People’s Party of Kashmir
Pakistam
Himduy Das Vainior
Mins Tema
Mahrajah
Hoowever
Northprest
Kirber
Alexander
Afghanistan
Red Circle
Soviet
Russia
Bolshevists
Ponjer
Saeh
Kabul
Afzham
Prdia
Moscow
Bahuchistani
Britain
Ready to Clear Out Banned Store After Fire Destruction
Frank Dicus, owner of the Bicus Super Market, returns from a business trip to Temasoma to find his store razed by fire. Police and store employees guard the site as two to four trucks move salvageable merchandise to the Armory on North Broadway. Preliminary salvage plans aim to finish by Wednesday morning with full clearance to begin thereafter. rebuilding costs were previously estimated around 49 000 dollars, though changes in material and labor costs may alter that figure.
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Frank Dicus
E Heyried
Temasoma
Dicus
National Guar Armory Om
Rorth Broadway
Will distributes McNamara estate to four children
In Vernon County Wisconsin a will filed in Wakarusa court splits the McNamara estate of about 22 600 dollars. Roane Markee receives a share through trust while a portion goes to a neighbor who ran errands. The four children of Mr and Mrs. Markee await their portion within six to nine months per attorney Barry Jordan.
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Rompe
Ronny
Bfr
Locy B. Markee
Barry Jordan
McNamara
Pleasant season set for hunters say officials
Dave Leahy, director of the State Fish and Game commission, said yesterday that the pleasant season for Kas and Kaname hunters has been set for 47. The remarks followed the recent open season outline and indicated the plan to shoot the game with expected limits.
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Kas
Dar
Dave Leahy
State Fish and Game Commission
Broadening County Health Work Under Way
The county health department reports expansion of its immunization program to curb disease spread among residents. It notes higher vaccination rates for under three year olds and ongoing efforts to cover further age groups, with emphasis on preventing diphtheria and other illnesses.
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Diptheria
Canada
Tax Delinquent Lands Sale Opens November 3
Vogt, county treasurer, announces the sale of tax delinquent lands on November 3 with bid procedures. Property may be sold to secure taxes, penalties, and costs, with a two year redemption window for bidders to obtain a tax deed. The county plans resale advertising if not redeemed, and outlines bidding and sale process to ensure a clear understanding of delinquent land sales.
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Ghastiene
Wareey- Se
Sam
Mir
Mont
Mie
Eme
W Prewelt Dies with Body Returned for County Burial
W Prewelt a 10 year old farmer from Lao ton near Koff died Saturday after years in California. Funeral plans announced later say the body will be returned for burial here. Survived by Mrs Hattie, Minnie Brady of Koff, Mrs Nelle Daniel of Okroms City, and Mrs Mary Easley among others.
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A. W. Prewelt
Toeny Yous
Laoton
Koff
California
Aghias
Hattieings
Tulsa Will Raise Pay of 374 Workers
Tulsa Okla Oct 2 pay raise announced for 374 workers in water, sewer and refuse departments. City officials and police furloughs may prompt a push for higher salaries as fraternal order of police and other city workers discuss a two-tier wage plan.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lea
Order of Police
Wogdward
Elmer Ui
Cain
Weedward
Newsmen See Royal Wedding Gifts at Palace
A corruption of a royal wedding previews many gifts for reporters stationed at St James. About 409 gifts were photographed and 2000 more left behind as assistants and officials arranged a display in two rooms near the palace offices, including a vase once owned by President Trueman and antique silver pieces.
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Rosdon
Winston Churchill
EL Gold
Thei
Truscan
St James” Palate
Jim Shoulders Captures Double at 1947 Garden Rodeo
New York reports Jim Shoulders wins two events at the 1947 Garden Rodeo, first rider to do so since 1937. He topped bareback riding with 446 marks for 800 in prize money and also won the Brahma bull riding event, earning top money. Ted Whatley of Bethel, Ohio placed second overall, with Steakhers and Tater Decker following in the money list.
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New York
Tolsan
Jim
Phadt & Teiad
Fie Sesefon
Tedd ' Whatley
Bethel
Ohio
Tater Decker
Roswell
W. W
le Roberts
De Gaulle calls for dissolving parliament in flection plan
In a Paris broadcast Gen Charles De Gaulle urged dissolution of the National Assembly and a new vote to form a coherent majority for a reformed government. He warned the current parliament no longer represents the people and accused leaders of seeking personal power, prompting mixed reactions across France.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
der Gaulle
France East
de Gaulle
PRP
Warthe Teader
Traffic Toll Rises In Oklahoma And Surrounding Areas
A string of traffic accidents across Oklahoma and nearby regions left several dead and many injured. Victims include Scloren Earl Johnson 32 Ardmore Bill Arthur Keeling 25 Santa Rosa Westbrook 33 Sayre and Lloyd Kinmel of Middleton Tenn who died in a head on collision near Oklahoma City. Others injured include driver Wight McCoubrey 34 Midwest City and a Sayre crash victim hospitalized in critical condition. The report notes a fatal crash near Wilson and a fatal bridge collision on State Highway 78 near Sayre with ongoing investigations and hospital care. The piece also references broader national remarks on foreign-born populations.
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Scloren Earl Johnson
Ardmore
Aontenes
WS East
Bill Arthur Keeling
Somta
Or. Sa
Baron Wastbrook
Arin
Okishems
Bles
Lloyd Kinmel
Middleton
Tenat
Fates Wight McCoubrey
Midwest City
Takien
Silas’ Ee
Io x
Sayre
Arthur F. Keeling
Santa Rosa
Hospital
St Olela- Westbrook
Oi Tahore City
Sobastm
Parth
Wilson
Screenwriter Refuses to Answer Committee Question
Washington faces a second screenwriter Dak ton Trembo refusing to state if he is a Communist before the House Un-American Activities subcommittee. The committee cites him for contempt as Trembo and Joan How SSD faced similar proceedings yesterday. Producers and writers debate investigations while Trembo asserts he cannot answer yes or no to questions about union membership and communist ties. Local notices include appointments in Hobart Oklahoma and Weedward Oklahoma.
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Washington
Dakton Trembo
House
UN American Activities
Teumbo
Joan Howssdt iEawaon
Noes
Diratthy
Prum
Ccammunignee
L. Warher
Hwlavie
Sam Wood
Poume
Trumbo
Gerald EK
Smith
Thomas
Trembo
Trombo
Om Fantom
Screen Writers Guild
Thomas Waked
Stripling
Yester Lawson
Lawsom
Rrr
Hobart
Okla
OP ‘A. & Bruce
Guthrie
Chesley Corhran
Manz Rs
Hie Southwest Ice and Products Company
Hoban
Cancer Society Meeting Discussed in Ada Ada County Event Highlights Local Medical Advisors
The Ada county gathering outlined Cancer Society work with local advisors Dr. C. and Padberg leading the discussion. It emphasized patient checkups and referrals to specialized care.
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Cancer Society
Ada
Tuba
Mze Smith
Thescarne
Chee
Padberg
Hwo
Tornado Rips Through Texas Town Causing Damage
A damaging tornado struck near Attens and Creteent Heisitts area injuring none reported but leaving severe destruction. Homes were destroyed or damaged, storefronts flooded, and trees stripped as debris filled streets. Emergency teams and hospitals operated with limited power after the storm.
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Dallas
Tex
Jaccksonville
West
Jackson- Wille
Sercan
cNindow
Creteent
Howes
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