Immense Pipeline Project Stalls Over Steel Supply
The SPAB refused to grant steel priorities for an 1,400 mile Texas to East Coast pipeline worth 80 million dollars delaying construction. Officials warned of oil shortages and a possible government agency clash over national defense needs while rail tanker options were floated. Congress recently enacted the Cole pipeline bill to ease rights of way.
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Congress
Industry Expansion Restricted to Defense Needs
The supply priorities and allocations board denied civilian expansion for Tennessee Eastman at Kingsport, citing scarce materials for defense use. It noted hundreds of similar requests and will not grant any until material drain is assessed. Two magnesium plants will be built: Dow Chemical near Freeport Texas at 72 million pounds annually for $52 million, and Diamond Alkali near Painesville Ohio at 36 million pounds annually for $16 million.
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Washington
SPAB
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Kingsport
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Freeport
Tex
Dow Chemical Company
Diamond Alkali Corporation of
New York
Painesville
Ohio
Soviet Drive Reported Smash of German Division Near Gomel
Moscow estimated German losses at 75 000 to 80 000 dead and wounded. The 29th Infantry Division was claimed routed near Gomel as Red tank charges broke Nazi formations. Soviets tallied 238 tanks 50 planes 486 trucks and 135 field guns lost by Germans, while making no formal mention in the morning communique of the latest success.
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Gomel
Roosevelt Attends Burial Of Mother In Quiet Ceremony
President Roosevelt, grieving the death of his mother Sara Delano Roosevelt, returned to heavy duties after the family burial at St James Episcopal behind the Hudson. Domestic and international matters again demanded his attention as he resumed full-time duties amid personal tragedy.
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St. James Episcopal
Plan for Additional Plants for Metals
Washington Sept 10 arrangements for adding 30 000 000 pounds of aluminum and 112 000 000 of magnesium to be financed by the defense plant corporation were announced by Jesse Jones federal loan administrator. The extra aluminum will come from a 3 900 000 plant at Tacoma Washington operated by Olin Corporation of Alton Illinois a newcomer to the aluminum field.
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Seminole Residents Injured In Crash
INDEPENDENCE Kas Sept 10 Four persons were injured two seriously in an automobile accident north of Cherryvale. Injured Harold Fuqua Seminole Okla internal injuries skull fracture W H Caffey 68 route 1 Seminole both legs broken Rev William B Mc Cafferty Fort Worth Tex 51 lacerations and Rev Bert A Dodd 48 Seminole lacerated tongue Fuqua in critical condition C O Buford and James C Dodd Shawnee Okla not hurt The party had attended an Assembly of God ministerial convention in Minneapolis Minn and driven all night.
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Bert A. Dodd
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C. O. Buford
James C. Dodd
Shawnee
Assembly of God
Minneapolis
Fatal fall from car ends 5 year old's life
Enid Oklahoma September 10 Hazel Marie Winter five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Winter Corsicana Texas died today of injuries from a fall when the car door flew open. The family was returning home after attending funeral services for Daniel Winter here yesterday.
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Ernest Winter
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Tex
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Oklahoma to Tackle Highway Hazards Under State Survey
Oklahoma City, Sept 10. A statewide eight week survey will begin to remove highway hazards identified from spot maps of 1940 accidents. Richard L. Burton traffic engineer will lead division engineers to inspect every accident location in all 77 counties and correct hazards such as bridges and curves or post warning signs where costs are prohibitive.
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Richard L. Burton
State Public Safety Department
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Rainfall Adequate Now In All Parts Of State
Oklahoma’s rainfall last week provided needed moisture and the U S bureau of agriculture says conditions are now adequate in all parts of the state. Wheat seeding is under way. corn harvest has begun with fair to good yields. chinch bugs and worm damage noted in some areas. cotton in fair to good condition in north and west, poor to fair in south, with boll weevil and worm damage heavy in central and southwest regions.
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Oklahoma
U. S. Bureau of Agriculture
Pilot Hurt When Plane Strikes Wires at Esler Field
Second Lieut. Robert C. McWherter of Corsicana Texas escaped serious injury when his P-40W crashed after hitting wires at Camp Beauregard Esler field. He received moderate head bruises and burns then was treated at Camp Livingston hospital. Nine other fighters were diverted to Barksdale field as Esler lacks night landing facilities.
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Tex
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Esler Field
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Hamilton Field
Calif
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Camp Livingston
A. P. Pacon
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Shreveport
School Transport Law Facing Test in Oklahoma
The state board of education is restrained from withholding credits from Burbank high school students during a constitutional test of a law to create transportation districts. Judge H C Jones issued the order after a letter from M C Phillippe warned officials that students from Burbank and seven districts would lose credit if they attended Burbank High. The case, brought by Burbank and six other districts, followed student assignments to Ralston and Ponca City.
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Okla
State Board of Education
Burbank
H. C. Jones
M. C. Phillippe
Rinehart Nearer Approval For Grand River Dam Post
Governor Phillips reported Washington officials scheduled a Monday conference with James A. Rinehart awaiting confirmation as Grand River Dam manager. John A. Carmody’s approval as public works administrator is needed for GRDA accord. M Duncan GRDA chairman said D meeting would cover project operating policies. North Milton Del reports a hen with four legs weighing about five pounds found on George A Marshall’s farm.
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Grand River Dam
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Grand River Dam Authority
John A. Carmody
Rinehart
GRDA
M. Duncan
North Milton
Del
George A. Marshall
Marshall
Spanish War Veterans Picnic At Wintersmith Park
The Spanish War Veterans Ada Camp No. 27 and Auxiliary No. 20 held a Sunday noon picnic at Wintersmith Park. John Beard spoke and Max Bell with his wife reported on the Omaha national convention. Rev. J. H. Rice gave a patriotism lecture. Many members and several visitors attended.
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Ray McNeil
Sandra Matthews
Homer Peay Heads to Greenleaf Lake Convention
Homer Peay leaves Thursday morning to attend a convention at Greenleaf lake in the Cookson hills near Muskogee for the remainder of the week.
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