Two Arrested On Oregon Bank Robbery Case
Oklahoma City officials report Henry Clay Green and his wife are in custody in Marshall County Oklahoma in connection with a bank robbery. Green was armed but offered no resistance. Their arraignment is expected in Ada with bonds set at 5000 for Green and 7080 for the wife. Two other suspects already arrested include Bony Clay Tollett and Hugo Kia.
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Oklahoma City
Sweet Rome
Brice
Bryce
Henry Clay Green
Yedberg
Nie Lee Green
Pere
Maar Woodsville
Marshall County
Oklahoma
Fd Everett
Joe Everatt
Marshall Joully
Gentry
Green
Wilson McCully
Bryer
Bony Clay Tollett
Bakersfield
Calif
Hugo Kia
Jhe Beery Bishop
Follett
Bishop
Ogregor
Dengill
Coremistolter
Ada
Storm Diminished Yet Left Heavy Rain Across Region
Weather notes show the storm eased as it moved northeast through the Carolinas and Virginia with abnormally heavy rainfall. Greensboro North Carolina logged over several inches, the season’s high. Cooler conditions spread northward to southern New England, Minnesota, and Wisconsin with frost in several areas. Forecasters warned the cool air would reach the Ohio River Valley as clear skies and lower temperatures developed in the west.
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Mowest
Carolina Bard Virginia Iiies
Greenscora
N.C
New England
Minnesota
Wistexsir
Northeen
Indiana
Ohio River Valley
Lend O'Lakes
Non Pacific States
Oklahoma State Fair judging nears completion and awards
Oklahoma City September coverage reports finish of state fair exhibits judging. A state champion truck and driver will be chosen for a national show in Los Angeles. Kingfisher County livestock team took first. members include Ernest Hellwedge and Leroy Jack. Other awards listed across cattle sheep breeds and college championships.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Fairways
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Kingfisher County
Ernest Hellwedge
Leroy Jack
Ott
Kingfishex
Amd
Tom Birkes
Dover
Pheer
Tom Newkirk
Dory Bek
Marvy Schmltt
Albery Schimid
Daixy
J. A. Coliso
Fletcher
Orn de Lacs
Texas
Oklahoma A
College Rock
Weather outlook for tonight into Friday
Fragmentary forecast notes warmer conditions for Friday in western and northern areas. Tonight remains unsettled with variable conditions and lingering confusion about measurements and timing.
Telephone Company To Ask Rates Raise in Oklahoma
Oklahoma daily note: Southwestern Bell will file a petition with the state corporation commission next Tuesday seeking higher telephone rates. General Manager Manley J. Pearcy cites rising expenses, payroll, and a $52 million expansion as reasons, with 24,000 Oklahomans still awaiting service. The commission, under Gov. Roy Turner, will appraise the request.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
State Corporation Commission
Koema
Manley J. Pearey
Peavey
Yaid
Oslahgen
Pearcy
Okhithomans
The
Corporation Commission
Wiose
Roy J. Turner
Beth Company
Olahoma
Reford Banc
County Teachers Meeting October 8 Tickets Available
The Pamtor tog County Teachers association holds a dinner meeting October 8 at the Pinst Christian Church. Tickets are on sale now through Norman Mitchell, secretary, with no tickets sold on the day. The banquet will be prepared and served by the Ladies auxiliary of the American Legion. East Central Concert Singers will provide music and George D. Hann will preside. Medlock is association president. rural teachers may obtain tickets from county superintendent’s office and district principals.
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Finnual
Pamtortog
Pinst Christian Church
Norman
Mitchell
Thuredos
Thore
American Legion
East Central Concert Singers
Progear
George D. Hann
Ard- Snove
Textile workers strike plan to seize plants if closed
Rome dispatch reports textile workers in Italy threaten to seize plants by force if owners shut down operations amid a 40 000 strong strike by administrative staff and technicians. The move could idle 550 000 workers in the sector, part of a surge in labor unrest across the country noted by observers and tied to a broader leftist push against the Christian Democrat government.
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Rome
Newspanel d'Unita
Vilan
Technicans
Compgrete
Tuxille
Taly
Christian Democrat
Italy
General Confederation of Labor
Empaloyes
Ed Moore Silent On 1948 Campaign Plans
Tulsa, September 23. WP B H Moore the senator from Tulsa keeps a strict silence on 1948 campaign plans while his term runs to year end. The 75 year old former official says he is focused on fulfilling his present contract and left open the possibility of an amendment before it expires. He has given no definite indication of future candidacy.
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Tulsa
Okla
B. H. Moore
Senate
Moora
Oil wells report in Garvin and surrounding counties
In Garvin County and nearby areas, Sinclair Prama Oil Co. reports a new zac oil producer at 24-i-Twr in the Garvin County shale. The well depths 1,530 feet, flowed 145 barrels in six hours through a two-inch tube. Carter Oil Co. reports J. A. Nichols drilling near 23-2-3w at 6,498 feet in sandstone with good saturation. Carter Oil Co. No Carter in Seminole County shows 278 feet depth, dry. Harrison in McClain County drilled 1,016 feet, shot with 149 quarts between 9,948 and 19,008 feet, awaiting heavy oil.
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Pawls Valley
Okla
Sent
Sinclair Prama Oil Co
Grant
Carter Oi Co
J. A. Nichols
Seminole
Gila
Gil Corp
Carter
Seminole County
Purcell
Carter’ Ol Co
Harrison
Csw
McClain County
Strike Ends At Trieste Port After 24 Hour Shutdown
Trieste reports a 24 hour shipping strike ending after a midnight AMG mediated agreement. About 2000 workers idle, nine Sindacati Unions members to be released on trust, and 30 others arrested for bomb throwing and related acts during the stoppage. Both unions claim moral victory amid east west tensions.
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Can Amg
Emsbroil Iim
AMG
Woul
Sindacati Unies
Sindscati Uniel
Uniel
Susnensian
Polo
Stappadte
Civit Nohwe
Corom
Pep Rally Sets Tone for First Home Game
Thursday night the Best Cent trek pep squad will hold its first rally at the college auditorium to fire up support for Friday’s home opener against Austin Callese of Sherman Tenas. The college band will perform, the couch 2 pep ball and a live broadcast by KABA will cover the 15 minute event.
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Best Cent Trek
Austin Callese
Sherman Tenas
College
Wells
KABA
Billy Hoover
KADA
St ‘Main
Broadway
East Cental
Rate Increases For Railway Express Approved by I C C
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized rate hikes for the Railway Express Agency to raise annual revenue by about 176,600,000. The increases, varying by distance and area, apply to interstate shipments for a year or until further action and may be amended after public notice. The agency, railroad-owned, sought higher revenue to cover rising operating costs and must file a nationwide rate formula by 1908.
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Washington
Railway Express Agency
Interstate Cormierce Commissiart
Texser
Blackmail Accusation in UN Admission Vote Debate
Australian delegate Hodgson accused Russia of using blackmail to force UN admission of Soviet satellites. Gromyko said Hungary Romania Bulgaria Finland would vote for Italy’s admission if the council admitted the five states separately. The U S and Britain pressed for separate votes on each state.
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Max Harrelson
W. P
Hodgson Today
Russia
United Nations
Hodgaon
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusia
Italy
Council
Aigo
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finlland
Gromyke
Conmcil
Growryko
United States
Britain
Hunitar
Foceies
Zytimunt Modaelewski
Tri
Truman completes top leadership of new defense
Washington September 25 President Truman named Dr Vannevar Bush to chair the new defense board and set key undersecretaries and assistants for the war department The appointees include Arthur S Barrows as undersecretary Eugene M Zuckert and Vanderbilt Whitney as assistant secretaries Bush also heads the joint Army Navy R D board and serves as Carnegie Institute president and national advisory committee on aeronautics member Spaatz becomes chief of staff for the air department The board aims to keep America at the forefront of science and weapon development Bush is a famed atomic bomb designer and South Dennis Massachusetts resident
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Washington
Truman
National Defense
Vannevar Bush
Bowte
Department of Aim
Acthwr
Barrows
Chisago
Department
W. Stuart Symington
Eugene M. Zuckert
Comeling Vanderbilt Whitney
Bukert
Air
Whitney
New York State
Teased of Livestock Properties
New York
Kentucky
Geo. Carl Spaatz
Air Department
Army
Air Forces
Bush
America
Army Army Navy
Carnegie Institution, Scientific Research Organization
Aeronautics
South Dennis
Mass
Health Champion 16 Years Apart in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report notes Shirley Johnson of Wilson, Cantor county, named state health champion at the Oklahoma state fair. Wayne Krowth of Glencoe, Payne county, named state boy’s champion. Both will represent Oklahoma in the national contest in Chicago in December. Johnson is active in county associations and basketball, while Krowth helps on a farm with his brother. CHICKASHA report mentions Charlotte Laing of Ilene, Kansas, applying for housing at the College for Women and seeking a room reservation for the 1948-49 school year.
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Oklahoma City
Shirley Johnson
Wilson
Cantor County
Chickasha
Okla
Charlotte Laing
Ilene
Kas
Keeting
Getting & Ragm
College For Women
Miss Laing
Voice of America Resigns. Benton to lead Britannica board
Washington September 25 The resignation of William Benton from the State Department creates the task of selecting a new director for Voice of America. Benton says the needed outlay of energy and discipline is not yet met. President Truman notes Benton built a solid foundation for ongoing information work and Benton's future includes UNESCO duties. Benton will chair Encyclopaedia Britannica and remain a special adviser on U N related affairs. Tulsa Oklahoma September 25 Damon Brown a 17 year old Baby youth died after a two car collision east of Tulsa. The crash injured several others but no serious injuries were reported at the scene. Funeral arrangements for Brown are pending.
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Washington
William Benton
Truman
Voice of America
White House
Benton
I State
State Department
Bentom
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannnica
Department
United Natons Educational, Scientific and ‘Cultural Organization
Unesco
Mexico City
Patar
Tulsa
Okla
Damon Brown
Here
Tiglia
Pitn
Brown
Truman Urges Food Saving to Aid Hungry Europe
President Truman urged Americans to conserve food to help Europe through hunger and winter. He left open the possibility of an emergency congressional session and scheduled talks with party leaders to decide on fuel and price controls, food use, and a broader Marshall Plan effort.
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Truman
Europe
Washington
Congress
Demison
Kit Tee
Trutat
Fon- Gay
Goth Partles
Paris
Marshall ST
Esserule
Trauma
Cabinet
Oime
Charles Luckman
Lever Brothers
Cambridge
Maas
Stopegép
Ameciy
Pits Condition About the Same After Near Fatal Fall
In Wichita Kas Arlig Pitts a young steel worker fell into a vat of super heated brine at 840 degrees. He was rushed to a Wichita hospital where attendants reported he climbed from the hot solution and received blood transfusions. He remained conscious though in critical condition days later.
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Wichila
Kas
Arlig Pitts
Wichita
Pitts
Eisenhower era official urged visa for Eisler in Havana
STALBINGTON Sept 25. George S Moseersmith assistant secretary of state testified that he wrote the Havana consul general urging prompt and personal consideration of Hanns Eisler's visa application to reside in the United States. He said a copy was sent to under secretary of state Sumner Welles and noted Eleanor Roosevelt's interest. The hearing examined whether high officials allowed communists to enter the country and whether Eisler's case fit immigration laws. Eisler, now a Hollywood songwriter, testified he joined the communist party in Nazi Germany but claimed he was not active.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Eisler
Oaly
Communist Party
Hig Mative Germany
I Dais
Messeramith
Bevter
Steaert Dubois
Havana
Hed Eagles
Robert
Striping
Conmittes
Courtsel
State Department
Labor Department
Fisher
Steipling
Messersmith
Eisley
Perothy Thompson
Calpaanist
Messeysmith
Department of State
Pessimist Frum Report of Missing Woman and Suspected Foul Play
A garbled clipping reports fears over a missing woman named Harp and notes men harassing women. It mentions a ward’s home scene and a sorrowful mood about possible foul play. The text is incomplete and hard to parse but centers on disappearance and concern for safety.
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Qoeler
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Five Departments
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Ponca Cit
Powew City
Con Granite
Ralph Boyd
Ed Moore
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Trieste
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John Crick
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Commerce
Harriman
Bob Hants
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