Curbs on Material Inventories Dividing Industry Voices
Industry opinion on new national production authority inventory rules is split. Some call the curbs vague and hard to enforce while others deem them fair and necessary to curb hoarding and grey market activity. Several executives warn real shortages may limit any impact, as production remains strong and allocations persist on key materials like non ferrous metals and nylon.
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Sam Dawson
New York
NPA
Euough
du Font
Mystery Whistler Threatens New Orleans Bride to Be
A terror-stricken bride to be Jacquelyn Cadow, 20, faces a stalking night prowler who whistles a funeral dirge. Police guard her and her mother in Paradis and New Orleans as threats escalate toward her fiancé State Trooper Herbert Belsom. The boy Mickie, five, is her brother. The caller warned he would “get the boy” if he cannot get her.
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New Orleans
Jacquelyn Cadow
Jacquelyn
Clifford Cadow
Paradis
Herbert Belsom
Herbert
Mickey
Jacsie
First aid course offered at local Red Cross office
A bus driver entered Champaign county Red Cross with a memory lapse about visiting the office. Manager Walt Dinges noted a new first aid course and referenced automatic turbine power tech for power plants, while a note mentioned St Francis Xavier and UNO in Goa, Portugal.
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Miral
Champaign
Counin Red Cross
Ifice
Walt Dinges
St Francis Xavier
Uno
Goa
Rabbits as Marines Mascots In Han River Assault
An Associated Press dispatch from Sept. 20 describes Marines crossing the Han River near Seoul in amphibious tracks. Sgt Kent carries three white rabbits, adopted as mascots to calm frightened children amid shelling and combat as waves of Marines advance toward the bridgehead.
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Associated Press
Don Whitehead
Han River
Seoul
Tokyo
U.S
Mike Erhlich
San Diego
Fifth Regiment
Erhlich
Tle
Anthony Kent
South Third St. Salina
Kas
Kent
Mike Ehrlich
Mike
Labor Government Wins Narrow Margin to Keep Power
London reports the labor government a six vote victory 306 to 300 to fend off a Conservative bid for new elections. Prime Minister Clement Attlee's regime faces a slim majority as Parliament debated steel nationalization and major reforms with observers predicting a possible election next year.
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London
Britain
Hose of Commons
Winston Churchill
Commons
Labor
Clement Attlee
C. Si
Peanut butter sandwiches for school lunches trend
A school term requires orderly meals as families adapt to changes in routines. The article highlights peanut butter as a universal favorite, with variations like mixed vegetables, dried fruit, jam, and crunchy celery. It notes the National School Lunch program and PTA roles in ensuring sanitary, pleasant lunch spaces and balanced packing for children.
Negro Students To Get Equal Tickets At Oklahoma
Negro students at the University of Oklahoma and other state colleges will receive athletic event tickets on the same basis as white students. Officials said the Supreme Court ruling on segregation requires no separation. OU’s business manager said Negro seats are in the same sections as whites and allocated by class and draw. spouses receive tickets as whites. At Oklahoma A&M College no Negroes had asked for tickets yet but officials said the court ruling would be followed.
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University of Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United States
Fachs
Oklahoma A&m College
Supreme Court
Tropical Garden Enthusiast Brings Unusual Hobby to Newdale
In Newdale, Mrs Morris Lavery cultivates a citrus indoor garden with a four foot orange tree and two orange fruits while a giant lemon tree reached last year. In Fairview, residents approved a switch to a city manager government by a 349 to 82 vote.
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Minnedosa
Maxitoba
Newdale
Here
Morris Lavery
Fairview
Oxlm
Descriptive School Snack Notes Mention Cookies and Milk
A brief passage notes that cookies are commonly served as dessert and milk is purchasable at the school. It mentions occasional temptation by her children to spend their milk money for a bottled crink.
Heavier Welfare Funding Push Faces Money Shortage
Oklahoma City reports warn of a hefty rise in welfare costs as the new federal disabled persons program looms. Estimates at the state welfare commission show annual costs around two million dollars with 15,000 recipients anticipated within two years.
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Oklahoma City
Sept
Oklahoma
State Welfare Commission
Welfare Commission
Board of Public Welfare
Wall
Virgil E. Stokes
Public Welfare Department
Commission
Stokes
Welfare Board
Welfarerd
Oklahoma Crop Report Mixed Across State
The weekly crop report shows wheat stands good in Oklahoma with corn harvest underway though some rot. Sorghums late but excellent in early plantings. many late sorghums and broomcorn may not reach frost maturity. Cotton hurt by pests and poor weather. limited harvest. Peanuts in good condition with harvest after dry spell. Cattle in good condition with pasture strong. rainfall averaged 1.97 inches.
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Oklahoma
Former Chiefs of 45th Make Visit
The 45th Division veterans Raymond McLain Troy H Middleton and Maj. Gen. W. W. Eazies, visiting Camp Polk La, discussed their WWII roles. McLain, Oklahoma City banker and former 2nd Corps commander, now comptroller general of the army, addressed the American Tire Association convention. Middleton, former Eighth Corps leader and LSU comptroller, spoke of postwar careers.
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Associated Press
Camp Polk
Hhey
Raymond& McLain
Oklahoma City
45Th
Army
American Tire Association
Troy H Middleton
Eighth Corps
Louisiana
W. W. Eazies
Maine
Alsace
Trouble Strikes Twice In Home At Ponca City
In Whiteagit Vern Robinson home Tuesday a draft blew over a burning coal oil lamp and started a fire that burned the three room house to ashes. Mrs Lizzie Buffalohead, sister-in-law of Mrs Robinson, suffered a heart attack at the scene and was taken to Fonte City hospital.
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Ponca City
Okita
Vern Robinson
Whiteagit
Mra
Lizzie Buffalohead
3Mre
Businessmen's Feelings On Early Fall And Winter Prospects
In New York based remarks, businessmen anticipate a split impact from an early fall and a long cold winter. Rubber footwear demand could rise if cold snaps come early, while heavy snows after mid December could boost sales further. Refineries seek vigilance against severe weather, and steel shipments lag without late ice melt. oil firms monitor Gulf storms even as Canadian crews crave hard frost for mobility.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Raymond H. Blanchard
Hood Rubber Co
Watertown
Mass
Blanchard
Chester F. Smith
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Great Lakes
Steel
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Texas
Canada
Tulsa State Fair Shorthorn Day Highlights Winners
Tulsa's 1950 state fair, now into its third day, logged a two day attendance of 75 000. Shorthorn Day showcased prize money for middle west exhibitors en route to Memphis next week. Senior and junior divisions awarded grand champions including Karen Sue Tomlinson 4H from Sterling with the Southdown lamb and Estel Standridge of Chickasaha FFA with the Shorthorn heifer. Kenneth P Larsh Jr of the Roff FFA exhibited the grand champion Hereford heifer and J R Sharp Greenkilfare Tulsa showed the grand Hereford bell.
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Tulsa
Okla
Middle West
Memphis
Tenn
Karen Sue Tomlinson
Sterling
Estel Standridge
Chickasha Future Farmers of America
Kenneth P. Larsh, Jr
Roff F. F. A
Poncan City Clerk Norton Celebrates 21 Years Service
Ponca City officials honored City Clerk Charles Norton with cigars and a resolution for 21 years of service, the longest tenure among city officials. Norton arrived in 1919 and became city clerk in 1921, later serving twice as city manager. The city, now tax free, was $50,000 in debt when he started.
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Ponca City
Charles &. Norton
City Commission
Norton
Oklahoma Welfare Spending Jump Tops Ten-Year Rise
Oklahoma public expenditures council reports direct welfare payments rose 325 percent over a decade ending 1543. Last year state paid 77,057,483 to old age pensioners dependent children and welfare from county funds, with council president Steve Stahl detailing the surge amid peak prosperity.
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Oklahoma City
Olahoma
Oalahoma
Steve Stahl
Oklahoma
Tulsa Hereford Grand Champion Bulls at Tulsa State Fair
At the Tulsa State Fair J R Sharp's Greenhill farm of Tulsa showed the grand Hereford bull with HCR Reliance 32 from Honey Creek Ranch as reserve. Gov Roy J Turner watched Herefords place well while Enid 4 H members plus Chickasha FFA won other breed honors. An Angus shown by Wayne Blaser of Garber claimed the grand champion junior steer.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. R. Sharp
Greenhill
HCR Reliance
Honey Creek
Grove
Roy J. Turner
Joe Litse
Enid
Lloyd Ediger
Charles Dungan
Chickasha Future Farmers of America
Waym Canteel
Covington
E. K. Gaylord
Oklahoma City
Gaylord
Foy Biliue
Broken Arrow
Jersty
John Barton
Tahlequah
Angus
Wayne Blaser
Garber
Navy Privateer Crash Kills Seven in Puget Sound
Seven crew members aboard a four engine Navy privateer bomber were killed when the aircraft plunged from 3,000 feet into Puget Sound near Whitney Island in Saratoga Passage. The plane, based at Sand Point, was on a routine training flight with 3 pilots and 4 enlisted men from Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. Debris and an oil slick were found as rescue craft searched the waters, 710 feet deep at the crash site.
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Seatile
Puge Sound
Willow Grove
Naval Reserve Squadron
Saratoga Passage
Whitney Island
Plate
Stattie
Sand Point Naval Air State
Navy
Transport Plane In Kwajalein Crash Kills 26 Navy Men
Pearl Harbor report details the loss of a BSD transport aircraft en route to support the Korean airlift. Twenty six sailors perished, four bodies recovered. The plane departed Kwajalein for Ha waii, plummeted into the sea and exploded at 7 18 am local time. A board of investigation will review the disaster.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Kwajalein Jasoon
Navy
BSD
Hawaii
Seoul
RSD
Kwajatein Field
Adm
T. L. Sprague
Paleific Fleet Air Force
San Diego
Barbers Point Naval Station
Honolulu
Doss Named Director of Ada Youth Center
J K Doss was announced as new Ada Youth Center director by the center's board. He aims to boost youth engagement this school season with a rejuvenated promotion program and active staff involvement.
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J K. Doss
Ada
Kaan
Doas
East Central State College
Dorn
George MacRoberts
Youth Center
Billy Jean Fabree
Doss
Weldon McCoy
Ada Youth Center
MacRoberts
Evangelist Dr. J. D. Grey In Ada Revival And Talks
Dr. J. D. Grey of New Orleans preaches twice daily at First Baptist Ada during a revival and speaks at Ada High School and Rotary. Morning services run 7 to 7 40 with evening sessions at 7 30 led by John Roy Harris. Grey, a longtime pastor and Baptist Radio Hour speaker, addresses return engagements and Men’s Brotherhood ties. The Ada schedule notes talks on Who Killed Jermu s and Why Do Men Suffer. In other news, East Texas Broadcasting Co. earns permission to sell holdings to Lucille Ross Buford for 109 850. Ada News Want Ade.
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J. D. Grey
New Orleans
First Baptist Church
Asia
Bast Central State College
Ada
Ada Rotary Club
John Roy Harris
First Baptist Church of
Greyl
Jermus
Dr. Grey
First Ex Church of
Southern Baptist Convention
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