Polish Communists Push Purge Across Ranks in Warsaw
Polish communists move to purge internal ranks amid splits caused by Cominform attacks. Reports say thousands may have been dropped, with leaders denying a resignation by Premier Gomulka, while President Bierut is summoned to rally party unity. Hungary also tightens control as mergers and ideological checks loom.
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Larry Allew
Warsaw
Yuzoi
Saaiat
Wladyslaw Gomukka
Communist Party
Boleslaw Beirut
Headers Shaw
Hungary
Prom Budapest
Hungarian Workers’ Packy
Corrumurtists
Socialiste
Communist Workers’ Party
Soomlist
Workers’ Party
Marshal Tito
Wiltsey Enlists in Army From East Central State College
James Wiltsey, former East Central State College student, enlisted in the Army last week and joins the 2nd Infantry Division in Honshu. He has over three years’ service in field artillery and signaling in the Philippines and campaigns, returned to study, and served as a sergeant in the National Guard. He was employed by The Ada News this summer and enlisted via Texas recruiting and Oklahoma City examining stations.
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James Wiltsex
East Central
2Th
Honshu
Port Ord
Wiltsey
Philipines
National Guard
Ada News
Texas
Oklahoma City
Guthrie Negro Held in Killing
Guthrie police held two Guthrie men in a homicide tied to the death of Silas Brown. Brown, bloodied, staggered into the station and died soon after, reportedly stabbed near the tavern area. Sunset Nunley, 22, was arrested while carrying a weapon. Witnesses say Nunley and Brown argued in a tavern prior to the incident.
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Guthrie
Orla
Silas Brown
Nunley
Winesses
Brown
Polish Split Signals Harsh Strike Against Moscow Plan
Polish communist party faces a wide split with as much as half its membership in open revolt. The dispute centers on nationalism versus internationalism and the socialization of production in peasant villages, amid emergency talks in Warsaw led by Bierut after Gomulka’s removal. The party vows strict discipline and hints at punitive measures against dissidents as tensions rise with Yugoslavia and Moscow.
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Dewett MacKenzie
Potelge Altales
Moscow
Yugoislav
Marshal Tito
Russia
Poland
Polish Communist Party
Witter
Hign
Tha
Tito
Pitanid
Yugolavia
Spain
Communist Party
Warsaw
Warseer
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poli
Hed
Cominform
Boleslaw Bierut
Polish National Ecumen
State Exposition Attracts Large Out-of-State Attendance
Oklahoma City September 4 More than 100 out of state news writers will attend the Made In Oklahoma Manufacturers’ exposition on October 12 Clarence Burch chairman of the Oklahoma Planning and Resources board said today that more than 200 state industries have exhibits scheduled from cities across the state including Oklahoma City Tulsa Ada Wakita Helena Bethany Ardmore Sapulpa McAlester Henryetta Guymon Gus thrie Medford Okemah Frederick Perry Lawton and Enid Lead and zinc miners in the Tri State area will return to work Monday under a new wage scale agreed upon The central was signed by Elwood Hain ETO and Eagle Picher Mining and Smelting Company officers The strike ended with about 600 miners returning to work their wages rising an average 342 cents per hour lifting weekly salaries from 4 to 83.50
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Oklahoma City
Clarence Burch
Oklahoma Planning, and Resources Board
Oklahoma Cie
Tulse
Ada
Wakita
Helena
Besthany
Ardmore
Sepalna
McAlester
Henryetta
Guymon
Gusthrie
Medford
Okematt
Frederick
Perry
Lawton
Enid
Picher
Okla
Tri State
Acay
Centrael
Oy Elwood Hain
ETO
Eagle- Picher Mining and Smelting Company
White collars lose shine as pay shifts class lines
A New York piece notes white collar workers pivot to office jobs amid rising costs and bricklayers earning $27 for an eight hour day. It argues the “frazzled” white collar class loses prestige and money as trades become more lucrative and more workers trade overalls for office wear, reshaping the American class landscape.
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Hal Boyee
York
Uniom
Joneses
Ifreighbor Jones
Farsner
Bigger, Faster Bomber XAJ-1 Passes Tests
Washington dispatch reports a new heavier bomber, the XAJ-1, showing greater payload and speed. It features two conventional engines for normal flight and a tail turbojet for bursts, aimed at deployment on large carriers with a three-man crew and high altitude operations.
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Washington
Midway
MAS
Eminent Speakers For Air Age Meet
Eminent speakers will attend the Air Age conference starting Monday. De Rey Fompkins, director of educational extension at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater, began as a 1945 World Congress delegate on state education and chaired its teacher training committee. He will speak on Philosophy of Air Age Education. Montag’s session will feature Powers of Stillwater as conference leader in public relations.
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Acta
de. Rey Fompkins
Direstor
Department of Educational Extension
Oklahoma A
Medicene
Stillwater
New York City
Clive
M Colleeg
Memorable Week Decides Wallace in Tennessee Tour
Wallace’s southern campaign swing ends with a spirited stop at Mount Clive Baptist Church where eggs were hurled yet he urged love for opponents while promising progress toward freedom for all peoples. He cited strong reception in several towns and remained optimistic despite hostilities.
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Knnomville
Tenn
Henry A. Wallace
South
Warty Candoidate
Wallace
Kimsey
Mount Clive Negro
Baptist Church
Citomina
New York Journal reports cotton crop estimates in 1923
The New York Journal of Commerce cites 1453 correspondents estimating 1923 cotton production at 29,000 bales more than government forecasts. The crop condition is put at 25.4 percent, up 0.4 points. yield per acre projected at 113 pounds, up 3.3. War risk cited as a potential issue.
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New York
New York Journal of Commerce
Girl Entry Wins In Model Planes Meet At Tulsa
In Tulsa yesterday Miss Frances Matthews of Alabama City won top prize in the junior rubber powered model airplane division at the Tulsa model flyers club meet. The event drew 75 entrants from across the state. total awards exceeded 3300.
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Tulsa
Ode
Sept
Tulsa Model Flyers Club
Spartan Scheel
Aeroma
Frances Mathews
Alabama
Matheus
State Dairy Foods Demonstration Contests at Enid
State Dairy Foods Demonstration Contest sponsored by Carnation will be held in Enid on September 7 during the State Dairy Show. Pontotoc 4-H girls Maxine and Wilma Jean Neely of Latta will perform a team demonstration Making and Serving the Cream, Janet Taylor of Latta will present an individual demonstration Uses of Cottage Cheese. Marlene Higdon, Central Oklahoma Dairy Show queen, is selected as State Dairy Queen candidate with a chance to represent at the National Dairy Cattle Show. The event includes meals and social plans, with local 4-H members and instructors organizing.
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Bairy Foods
Carnation Company
Enid Sentember 7
Pontotoc County
Maxine and
Wilma Jean Neely
Latte
Janet Taylor
Wik
Jedy
Watecloo
Marlene
Dewey Hogdon
Ovkthal
Byng
Agriculture Veterans
Amet
Mckish
Orram Maxine
Wivid Neely
Latta
I Parsons
Feeder Calves Assigned for Ardmore Sale
Feeder calves are assigned for the Hereford Heaven Breeder's Association sale in Ardmore Oklahoma. The sale, held each Thursday, features calves ranging from two years old to younger stock, weighing up to about 320 pounds. Pugh, manager of the ranch north of there, will run the sale. the top six pre-sale placers will be honored at the event.
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Ardmore
Okls
Gamuel Hereford Heaven Breeder's Association
Pees Pugh
S' Ranch Nerth
Welien
AULLID BY FATHER'S THLOK AULLID BY FATHER'S THLOK TELD
A garbled report describes an incident involving a father’s actions toward a child and a woman visiting Jim’s home during September 4. The text mentions the word Fimerina and references penguins and Herbert Hoover, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Jim
Sept. 14 Lettings Add Tea Mare Projects In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports Tea Mare Projects were added to the September 14 highway commission lettings. The 20 projects span two counties with an estimated total cost around 1.912 million dollars. Work includes grading drainage gravel surfacing and bridge work across multiple state and county routes.
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Oklahoma City
Tesmora
Highway Commission
WE. Bailey
Johans Pow
Wil Cos
Taclu Est
Steal
Witis
Brigaes Agtoss
Ware Caeietaa
Washite County
Aes
Fontotee
Aida
SH 3
Sordy Creek
Washington
Noble County
Billines
Billings
E. West
Cotton County
Jefferson County
Pushmataha County
Rayern
Picea
Garvin County
Beef Creek
Munsville
Gorerees Oo
Canny Syer
Barnlesyalley
Estie
American Legion Chief Attacks Communism Tactics
National Commander James P. Era told the Oxishoma department convention in Muskegee that Washington has tipped toward coddling communism. He praised veterans legislation but criticized universal military training and urged strong action against communist influence at all government levels. The gathering drew 1,500 to 2,000 attendees with events including golf, memorial services, and elections for the post commander.
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Muskegee
Okie
P- Saeed
James P_ oO
Legion
Oxishoma Department
Washington
Truman
Congressional
Itr
Henry
Usleen
Tock
Stock
Kee
Mae
Congress
Three Towns Near Forest Fire Path
A 000-acre forest fire near Santa Cruz, California, cut off from redwoods to the north, neared three small towns Sonny Doom Swanton and Devsenpoct as crews fought to prevent further spread. About 1,100 fire fighters including Fort Ord soldiers and park personnel worked under Forest Ranger Lester Gunn. An estimated 15,000 acres of second growth trees burned with no major injuries or many buildings lost so far.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Redwoods
California
Sonny Doom
Swanton
Devsenpoct
Fort Ord Solaers
Interbcerug
Lester Gunn
County Pecan Crop Falls Sharply This Year
Early surveys indicate the county pecan crop at 5 percent of normal, with some areas at 30 to 35 percent. Figures reflect preliminary estimates not the full year's totals, noting Oklahoma's peak pecan production historically but the current crop is far below typical levels.
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Snather
Oklahoma
Four Adans Make 0 A Straight A Honors List
Norman Oklahoma reports three hundred eleven staff and students achieved straight A averages during the eight week term at the University of Oklahoma. Enrollment required six or more hours for eligibility on the A list. Fourteen students earned distinguished scholar honors. among them are individuals from multiple states and one foreign nation. Locust trees in the West Indies are estimated to be four thousand six hundred years old per Britannica.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
University of Inighoma
George
Wadsack
Dda
Dda Students Were Among Those Tamed On the List For Out Steading
Wlulign Si Bushi
Florance Mel Pevenouse
Mary Opel Qualls
Merle £. Tali
West Indies
Encyrclopedia Britannica
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