Senate Move to Evict Oklahoma Chief Justice Arnald
Oklahoma City April 2 Two Oklahoma state senators moved to eject Chief Justice Arnald from the Senate chamber by a resolution to bar Supreme Court members from the floor during the session The measure stalled for debate tomorrow Justice Arnald sat silent as the resolution read Counts opposed the move calling it beneath the Senate and unnecessary Lowery expected to revive the resolution tomorrow while stressing court members influence in legislation and urging restraint by judges and district officials on the chamber floor
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Oklahoma City
Ben Arnald
Supreme Court
Senate Chamber
Arnald Prearnt
Phil Lowery
Loco
Joe Bailey Cobb
Sixhomingo
Senate
Arnold
Olahoma
Ronald
Counts
Lowery
Changes Voted In Aid Proposal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to require Senate confirmation of the director of the proposed 490 million dollar aid program for Turkey and Greece. It also barred using any aid funds to repay pest debts and adopted a preamble stating the United States is extending aid within the spirit of the United Nations charter. Senator Vandenberg said all votes were unanimous.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sene
Turkey
Greece
Vandenberg
Connally
United Nations
Vancenberg
Tomor
Minstrel Show Opens Tonight at Lawton High Auditorium
Lawson Optimists present their first and only minstrel show at Lawton High School Auditorium tonight and Thursday. Ozier, organization president, as interlocutor, notes over 1 00 tickets sold with sales still strong. Admission at the high school before showtime. A 15 minute concert precedes curtain with 80 minutes of fun music and laughter promised. proceeds go to the organization for boys.
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Lawson
Lawton High School Auditori
Ozier
Nization
Lawton High School
Vaya Sand
Et & A
Dur Boys
Safety And Comfort Of Large Pageant Audience Assured
Officials and volunteers prepare for the 22nd annual Wichita Mountain Sunrise pageant this weekend as a large audience is expected. Traffic control by Cary Millard and a National Guard squad, city police, and county officers will operate from 4 p.m. to dawn. Fire safety and first aid measures are planned with Lawton firemen and Wichita Mountains Refuge staff on duty. Senior Scouts from Black Beaver council volunteer as ushers with Explorer Post 46 and associated units to staff the event.
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Cary Millard
National Guard
19Th Infantry
Millard
Milton Worley
Cyrus O. Bell
Mack Holtry
Holy City
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
LeRoy
Hoss) Julian
Lawton
Julian
Black Beaver Council
Ushera
Arnold Overton
Explorer
Buford
Devers Arrives at Fort Sill for Three Day Inspection
General Jacob L. Devers commander of Army Ground Forces arrives at Post Field Fort Sill for a three day inspection tour from Washington. A guard of honor from Lord Infantry battalion will greet him and a 11 gun salute by Battery GB 1Bth FA. He and Maj. Gen. Clift Andrus will attend a night flying demonstration and Devers will speak at a noon luncheon with Lawton Chamber officials during Friday events.
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Jacob L. “Devers
Army Ground Forces
Post Field
Waanington
B.C
Fort Sil
Lord Infantry Battalion
Officers’ Club
General Devers
Clift Andrus
Artillery’ Center
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Principel Apeaker
Fort Sill
Tract Purchased By Country Club Near Cameron
Lewton Country Club Corp buys a 160 acre tract west of Cameron for a golf course and recreational facilities for about 10000. Construction to begin in 19 to 15 days under Hubert Green. Club house planned with an expected total expenditure near 50000. Building committee led by Bill Burleton. Company announces plans at a Monday night meeting.
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Cameron
Lewton Country Club Corp
Warren Wolverton
Press, Bank
Wilbur Fox
Wolverton
Hubert Green
Golf
Corporation
Wolverton’ S
Directorall
Bill Burleton
Lawton Country Glut. Corp
Pact Reached On German Government Provisional Plan
MOSCOW April 2. The council of foreign ministers reached in principle agreement on creating provisional German governments at the earliest date and on a special committee to draft a directive. Bevin proposed a coordinating committee after noting broad agreement despite minor detail. The US reserved a point: the provisional government should be the keystone in developing a constitution, while Molotov urged including parties unions and anti Nazi groups. An unexpected explosion during the talks sparked a brief humor exchange between Bevin and Molotov about the noise on the river.
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Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Kevin Phin
Ernest Bevin
Germany
Bevin
U. S
George ©. Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Miniaters 49
Molotov
Murder Charge Filed Against Oklahoma City Man
Oklahoma City, April 2. Harold Glen Hyde, 41, was charged with murder after an investigation into the stabbing death of his wife. Hyde reported waking to find her dead in a hotel room. she died from a knife wound to the throat. Hyde admitted cutting her arm but could not recall inflicting the throat wound.
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Oklahoma City
Harold Glen Hyde
Hyde
George Lipe
Hydea
Lip
Girl 9 Bites Burglar During Overnight Break In
A 9-year-old girl bit a burglar who forced entry into a downtown apartment after midnight. The assailant, described as wearing an army uniform, fled but was recaptured by officers after the girl’s bite. Roy Cantrell 12 and Barbara Paul, the sister, aided by summoning police. The suspect was jailed pending charges that may include first degree burglary.
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Roy Cantrell
Barbara
Pearl Paul
One Killed In Train Wreck Near Armstrong Okla
In Armstrong Oklahoma a Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train and a freight collide at 7 am leaving one dead and several injured. The engineer Louis Hansen of Denison dies beneath the locomotive while fireman A T Ballard and others are hospitalized. Soldier passenger Jimmy Handlin of Dallas is lightly hurt.
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Denison
Tex
Armstrong
Oklo
Here
Louie Hansen
A.T. Ballard
Durant
Olla
J. EB. Wilson, Jr
Katy
C.b. Brown
W. F. Clark
Qurant
Jimmy Handlin
Dallas
Burglaries Reported In City
Police investigators seek link between two city burglaries and a recent auto theft from a used car lot. Thieves entered the Log Cabin Drive-in and the Town House, taking cash from music boxes and marble machines. An automobile was borrowed from a local used car lot and later returned. Authorities name D Moncrief, Police Chief Joe Cable, and Lt Tully Fope assisting.
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D. Moncrief
Moncrief
Joe Cable
Tully Fope
Lawton Chamber to Tour Tri State for Industrial Survey
A four man Lawton Chamber of Commerce delegation led by J G Kennedy will tour a three state area next week to study industrial trends and survey efforts by other cities to attract major industries. Stops include Oklahoma City Tulsa Lithia Rock Ark and Shermin and Dallas. The tour lasts four to five days as part of a decentralization push to lure industries to Lawton. The delegation members will be announced soon.
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Lawton Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Kennedy
Chamber
A Kennedy
Okathoma City
Tulsa
Lithia Rock
Ark
Pils
Shermin
Dallas
Texas
Kennedy
Tri-State
Chamber of Commerce
Lawton
War crime hanged for Auschwitz massacre
Warsa w bulletin reports former Auschwitz commander Hess sentenced to death by hanging for his role in the murder of four thousand persons during the Hitler regime. In Athens, the Russian ambassador sought a visa and passport for departure. Washington notes the House Banking Committee deferred final action on the April rent increase for consultations with constituents. a prior vote favored a general rent hike, a move some Republicans expect to be reversed.
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Warsaw
Sthwolf Hess
Auschwitz
Washington
Houses Banking Committee
Optimistic report on universal military training results
Col. Robert H. Adams reports from Fort Knox on a three day study of 650 youths aged 17 to 19 in an experimental universal military training program. Trainees run their own punitive courts with strict but tempered judgments, no major crimes reported, and barracks improved with comfort and indoctrination for officers.
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Congress
Robert H. Adams
Fort Li
Fort Knox
Adams
America
Hme
Colane’ Adams
Army
War Department
Chia
Fort Sill
Solons Speed Work On New Walkout Bill
Washington April 2 telegraph report says Joseph Beirne chief of the National Federation of Telephone Workers foresees a 6 am Monday strike as unions await potential presidential injunctions. In St Louis Southwestern Bell negotiators head to Washington while unions say no new offers have been made. The labor committee has altered the bill to give the president discretionary injunctions and to dissolve them after the strike ends or when the bill expires. See Page 2. Cal. 6.
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Washington
Joseph Beirne
National Federation of Telephone Workers
ST. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Telephone Workers Union
Beirne
Warren
Secretary of
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Labor Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Ca
American Union of Telephone Workers
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
Labor Committee
Harvey
Baseball Share Drive Underway In Lawton
Lawton Baseball Association launches a drive to sell 600 shares to fund a new field. Volunteers held a play ball breakfast at the American Legion Hut and will report results by Thursday. Shares may be purchased at the association office 415 C. Ewing Gafford, with prizes for top sellers and a deadline before April 29 opening.
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Lawton
Lawton Baseball Association
American Legion Hut
Lawton Association
C. Ewing Gafford
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