Whiskey haul seized as evidence in Oklahoma case
About 150 cases of whiskey missing after a forged 25000 dollar check was used in a interstate liquor swindle centered near Shreveport. Three men faces charges including Byford Shockley Clapp and Shackley with the whiskey seized and the men bonded. Authorities report portions of the whiskey moved to Oklahoma City for use as case evidence while investigations continue.
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Robert E. Shelton
U.S
Aturney
Stanfield
Miller
Shreveport
Miller's
Gore
Miller Farm
Roff Girl Hurt In Turnpike Crash In Grave Condition
Charlotte Hudson of Roff was severely injured Tuesday evening when a car swerved to avoid three girls biking home from picking cotton. She sustained a fractured back and hand and may have a broken neck. She is hospitalized at Wesley View.
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Charlotte Hudson
Roff
Wesley View Hospel
T Heir
Nit Charlate
U N Assembly Airs Chinese Charge in China Rupture
U N Assembly votes 45 to 6 to place China’s complaint on the calendar with five abstentions. The issue goes to the 59 nation political committee for debate. Yugoslavia backs Soviet bloc view that is an internal Chinese matter while the United States supports a full hearing.
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CESS
Aliens Assembly
China
Russia
Mao Tze-Tung
Assembly
Yugoslavia
U. N
U. S. District Court Here Friday
A one day term of U S district court is set for Friday with Judge Eugene Rice presiding. Among 18 cases on the docket is The Associated Press versus The Valley Publishing Company of Pauls Valley. The former owner of Pauls Valley Purport seeks a new suit. Bell metal is described as an alloy of about four parts copper and one part tin.
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U.S. District Court
Eugene Rice
Mascomes
Associated Dress Vs. the Valley Publishing Company
Pauls Valley
Pauls Ass Purprt
Sre
Weather Forecast for Oklahoma Clear and Frilas
Oklahoma forecast shows clear conditions with light winds. Low around 45 degrees, high near 73 degrees. Friday expected with similar pleasant temperatures and no precipitation.
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Oklahoma
Clear and Frilas
Rsrg
Gaar Corner Votes 70 to 7 Against Prohibition Repeal
In Tusday election results Gaar Corner precincts reported a 10 to 1 stance against repealing the liquor ban. The mail edition noted a correction, but the later edition confirmed the 70 to 7 vote against repealing the prohibition law. Only a few other county precincts were similarly opposed.
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Gaar Corner
Tusday
Parts Sought From Crashed B 29 Over Oklahoma
The Air Force accident investigation board says it is searching for missing bombe parts from a B 29 crash near Talihina Oklahoma. Thirteen men died in the crash last Monday as the plane on a non stop flight from Smoky Hill Air Force Base disappeared near Fort Smith Arkansas. Maj Adolph Zimmer said residents between Fort Smith and Talihina should report any parts found. Remaining aircraft segments are being transported to Tinker Air Force Base for inspection.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force Accident Investigation Board
Talihina
Okla
Adolph Zimmer
Fort Smith
Ark
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Salina
Kas
Oklahoma
Zimmer
Tinker Air Force Base
Luggage Ad Promises Compact, Handy Features for Prohibition Era Travel
Oklahoma City reports a luggage advertisement from September 29 showing a special suitcase that folds to a compact size when not in use. It highlights a side-opening design with two leather covered pint flasks, four finger-cups, a corkscrew and bottle opener, appealing to travelers returning with more than they started.
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Oklahoma City
Prohibition
Liquor Possession Cases Lead County Jury Term Docket
A county court jury term opens with Judge Tom D McKeown presiding. The docket lists 23 criminal and civil hearings over two days, many involving unlawful liquor possession. Defendants include Chester Hice Virgil Manahan Leonard H er Ri Lord Benton Wesley Durant Sib Hagar Annie Byrd Joe Tom Allen Joe Tor Allen Edwin Ables Gene Morgan Thompson James Charles Walker Hershel Roberts J C Wright Raymond Copeland Tammy Turination J B Mozes Wilburn Lester Fisher and others facing unlawful possession drunken driving and related charges.
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Tom D. McKeown
Chester Hice
Virgil
Dewey Manahan
Leonard Her
Lord Benton
Wesley Durant
Sib Hagar
Annie Byrd
Joe Tom Allen
Joe Tor Allen
Edwin Ables
Gene Morgan
F. Thompson
James Charles Walker
Hershel Roberts
J. C. Wright
Reymond Copeland
Sunray Oil and Refting Company
Tammy Turination
J. B. Mozes
Wilburn
Lester Fisher
Accident at meat packing plant injures worker in Oklahoma City
Time Decided to inspect the plant after 200000 man hours without a serious accident. Medillin of the O'Slat Time accompanied by plant officials began inspection. In the meat slaughter department an automatic apparatus slammed into his leg. His ankle puffed and he limped the rest of the week.
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Gelahoma City
Me‘illin
Hinds Nominated For Norris Piece
Washington reports GFL President Tr foday nominated Herbert L. Hinds to be U S marshal for eastern Oklahoma. Senate must confirm its nominees while Cranville Hose term expires.
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Washington
GFL
Tr Foday
Herbert L. Hinds
U. S
Oklahoma
Senate
Cranville Hose
Norvig
Violence escalates as blasts hit shutdown coal regions
In the fourth straight day of violence in U S coal fields dynamite wrecked a tipple and a motor house in Butler county Kentucky causing thousands in damage. In Grass Flats Pennsylvania United Mine Workers pickets were blamed for sabotage claims by Junedale coal company president Robert M Smith. No injuries were reported. The strike, now in its eleventh day, follows welfare and pension cuts amid a broad labor confrontation. Virginia Governor William Tuck reorganized the state council of defense as 480,000 miners walk out nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Butler County
Grass Flats
Robert M. Smith
Junedale
Virginia
William N. Tuck
Lewis
Congress Approves Overseas Arms Aid Bill Amid Debate
Washington reports rapid congressional approval of the overseas arms aid bill authorizing big stocks of equipment for allies against Communism. The House passed 223 to 109 and the Senate quickly backed the measure. The plan includes 125 million dollars in RFC cash to mobilize arms, with additional credits pledged to Atlantic Pact nations. Critics denounce wasteful spending while supporters call it a strong peace measure.
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Washington
America
Congress
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
United States
Russia
House
Friends of
Conrighis
RFC
Atlantic
Traffic control planned for Oklahoma City football game
Patrol officials in Norman and Oklahoma City will station about 26 patrol cars to manage traffic around the University area for the Texas A and M football game, with more than 40 000 spectators expected and up to 250 000 cars anticipated. Several streets near the stadium will be closed to parking to expedite flow.
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Oxlahoma City
Norman
University of Oxlaane Texas A
Eee
Ralph Thompsin
Erdf Taotoriss
Mintorsts
Norris Blaylock of Konawa Dies in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma state Rep. Norris Blaylock of Konawa, a Democrat serving his second term from Seminole County, died of a heart attack in a downtown Oklahoma City hotel. Fire crews failed to revive him. He left a widow and two daughters. funeral plans are incomplete. The governor may call a special election to fill the vacancy or leave it open until 1950.
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Oklahoma
Pest
Plans Offered For New Tulsa Sapuclpa Highway
Oklahoma City reports plans for a new Tulsa Sapuclpa highway submitted to the Public Roads Administration. The project estimates cost at 895 200 dollars with a proposed 8.578 mile route replacing the current S 66. If approved, the state would cover about 47 percent of the total cost and the federal government the remainder.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa-Sapulps
Public Roads Administration
PRA
Poultry leader Burhaupt wins two state fair awards
Louis E Burhaupt of Guthrie Oklahoma, president of the Titan Poultry Association, received two special awards at the New Mexico state fair poultry show held yesterday in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
I. M
Louis E. Burhaupt
Guthrie
Chs
Titan Powtry Association
Frost Invades Part Of Oklahoma With 41 Low
The state faced a chilly night with Ada recording 41 degrees and cities like Alva Guthrie Vinita Elk City Gage and Bartlesville dipping into the 20s to upper 30s. Stillwater and Ponca City logged near 40s while Tulsa Idabel reported moisture amid a cooler Wednesday with a high around mid 60s.
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Ada
Oklane
Associated Press
Alva
Elk City
Gage
Waynoka
Bartlesville
Chandler
Newkirk
Oxmulgee
Ponca City
Shawnee
Stillwater
Tulsa
Idabel
Babe Crushed by Wheels of Truck
In Covington Oxla Sept 29 a GPA truck backed over and killed 13 month old Joseph Dale Miller at his home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ora Miller found by Linda Kay 10 year old sister. Highway patrol says not an official traffic death as it occurred on private driveway. Ten highway deaths so far this year compare with 358 last year.
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Covington
Oxla
Lindsay Baby in Polio Ward Here
Lindsay baby receives treatment in polio ward at Valley View Hospital. Ward admits seven patients. condition of the infant and other patients unclear, but not listed as serious. Parents named Mr. and Mrs. Buford.
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Lindsay Baby
Cheries Evasens
Lindsa
Valley View
Hosmita
Buford
Seri
Four Pontotoc youths to attend National Dairy Congress
Pontotoc county sends four farm youths and C H Hailey to the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa next week as a reward for outstanding work in dairying. The group, selected after the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show, will see top cattle from six breeds and witness the champions of champions. The Ada Chamber of Commerce sponsors the trip as part of ongoing dairy improvement efforts.
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Pontetoc
C. B. Haile
Waterloo
Iowa
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Vernon Morjasa
Stonewall
Billy Young
Fitzhugh
Richard Soutee
Latta
Dub" George, Jr
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Phoia
Pontctoc County
C. H. Hailey
Mondey
Central Oklahoma
Guernsey
Jersey
Portotoc County
Hailey
Former Adan Resident Herbert Vernon Dies From Accident
Herbert Leo Vernon, 49, longtime Adan resident now of Odessa, died in Odessa hospital from brain concussion and injuries after being struck by an automobile when stepping off a curb. He worked at the Texas and Pacific railroad depot and had long been employed by Lawal Drilling Co. in Adan.
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Werd
Gienis
Odesis
Tex
Herbert Leo Vernon
Adan
Vernon
Odessa
Texas' and Pacific
Wyecnon
Lawal Drilling Company
Steel Industry Nears Shutdown as Strike Deadline Looms
Pittsburgh report on looming strike deadline as major firms Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel face stalled talks. United States Steel and Philip Murray push for more time while plants prepare orderly shutdowns. Union rejects pension and health plans financed by companies. Ford pension tie may influence talks. Negotiations paused with no resumption date set.
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Pittsburgh
Sept
Tieel
Bethlehem
Republic
United States Steel
Philip Murray
steel-Murray
Bethlehem Steel
T He
Ford and UAW Agree On History Making Pension Plan
Detroit Sept 29 Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a landmark pension agreement funded by the company to pay $100 monthly to Ford workers over 65, including social security. The plan, tied to a ten cent an hour wage package, averts a 115,000 worker strike and features a 30 month term with joint trustees, equal union and company representation. Pension starts March 1 with first checks in April. five thousand workers eligible to retire immediately.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Earl of Harewood Marries Viennese Commoner in Mayfair Church
The Earl of Harewood, 26, wed 22-year-old Marion Stein in St. Mark's Mayfair with 900 guests. The ceremony marked Britain's first royal wedding since 1947, attended by King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Elizabeth, amid a crowd outside of about 4,000. The tale ends with a stray line about deer in the United States.
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London
Earl of Harewood
George VI
Marion Stein
St. Mark's Church
Mayfair
Britain
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Miss Stein
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Ends Alliance Made in 1945 Ends Alliance Made in 1945
Soviet Russia scrapped its friendship treaty with Yugoslavia, denouncing Premier Tito's regime as aligned with foreign imperialist circles. Moscow broadcast a note to Belgrade citing the Budapest treason trial of Laszlo Rajk and accusing Yugoslavia of hostile activity, amid expulsion and boycotts within the Communist bloc.
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London
Russia
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Budapest
Laazlo Raik
Soviet Union
Tito
Triat Rajk
Hungary
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Saber
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Belgrade
Vyacheslav Molotov
Ussr
Germany
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Moscow Radio 2
Oklahoma farmers cooperative announces new grain elevator
Tonkawa Oklahoma farmers cooperative association announced immediate construction of a 350000 bushel grain storage elevator. The contract was awarded to A F Roberts Construction Co Sabe tha Kansas at an estimated cost of 125000 dollars. Completion is expected by January 1 1950.
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Tonkawa
Okla
Farmers Cooperative Association Today
A. F. Roberts Construction Co
Sabetha
Kas
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