Naval Reserve Officers Study Armory Prospects in Lawton
A meeting of naval reserve officers was called for 7 30 p m Thursday in the federal court room second door of the post office to discuss obtaining an armory for Lawton. Lt Condr Harold M Gay said a chance exists for an electronics ware fare company and another meeting will be called soon for enlisted reservists and officers to form the nucleus of an organization. Jimmy Hulfine announced growing naval veterans joining the 12 southwestern Oklahoma counties reactive program.
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Naval Reserve
Federal Court Room
Lawton
Condr
Harold M. Gay
le Jimmy Hulfine
Southwesternlahoma
Congress urged to rebuke Wallace foreign policy
In Washington on April 15 Rep. L Mendel Rivers introduced a resolution urging Congress to denounce Henry A Wallace for foreign policy speeches abroad. Senate Democrats considered action but withheld until they learn President Truman's view. The debate touched on Wallace’s Britain remarks and proposals linked to Greece and Turkey aid.
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Washington
L. Mendel Rivers
D. C
Congress
Henry A. Wallace
Rivers
Senate
Truman
Rivera
United States
Lisa
Great Britain
Greece
Newamen
Jendera
Wahllace
Industrial Tour Report Slated by Chamber Committee
Members of the Chamber Commerce Industrial committee will hear a preliminary report tomorrow on the tri state tour of industrial centers conducted by a six man delegation led by J C Kennelly. The group visited plants, consulted chambers, and examined foundations at Lawton Oklahoma and nearby towns, with plans to present recommendations to the board soon.
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Chamber Commerce Industrial Committee
Wich
Tri-State
J.C. Kennelly
Chamber
Pianta
Chambers of Commerce
Olinshuma Totsa
Pawhualta
Okin
Little Rock
Texnarkina
Ark
Sherman and
Nocona
Trian
Mr. Kennedy
D. L. Wiggington
Exall English
EF. Glenn
Iilien Keating
Chamber of Commerce Board
Ihrectora Navie
Krerocds
Lawton
Search Discontinued For Crew Of Norwegian Ship
New York April 15 The search for the crew of the Norwegian ship Helppemein which sank 700 miles northeast of Bermuda last Friday will be discontinued the Coast Guard announced today after a rescued member indicated there was no possibility of rescue. Coast Guard officers said on radios that the ship BH Mitchell picked up 18 of 27 crew members stating only three life rafts and one lifeboat had been launched from the disabled ship.
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New York
Sine
Helpemein
Bermuda
Comat Guoerd
Stamen
Coast Guard
En BH
Mitchell
Pappy Dunigin Pioneer Dead in Chattanooga Home
Pioneer resident Pappy Dunigin was found dead in his small Chattanooga home today. Neighbors reported he lived alone and had long operated a groovy store until illness forced retirement. A Grain field physician was summoned to determine the cause of death. the only known survivor is his foster son. Services have not been arranged.
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Chattanooga
G. C
Pappy) Dunigin
Dunigin
Kentucky
Paraguayan Insurgents Report Government Defeat
A dispatch quotes the Paraguayan insurgent command reporting a joint defeat by government troops near Iriplou northeast of Asuncion. Rebels claim Pedro Juan Cabales forces met government troops in swathy country.
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No DE Janeiro
Kenuean Pragg
Crom Pants Tard
Tony
Iriplou
Asuncion
Pedro Juan Cabalers
Soviet industry posts gains in first quarter over 1945
Soviet industry shows progress in coal, building materials, and forestry while civilian goods production jumps 20 percent in the first quarter of this year compared with the same period in 1945.
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Moscow
Taveatia
Alincp Galna
TV48
Woodward union calls retry cone amid anti federation move
Woodward Operators' Union local warned that workers would resign from the No- Hood federation of Telephone Workers over an NFEW Archive ban on chewing in the tornado-stricken city. Oklahoma City reports the house adopted an anti closed shop resolution, postponing action indefinitely.
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Woodward
Iin
Woodward Operators' Union
NFEW
Oklahoma City
House
Flood Danner Rising In Some Areas As Rain Lashes Panhandle
Upiled Press reports Calder weather bringing snow to the Panhandle late tonight and in the west Wednesday, with more rain across the state. Flood threats grow in areas already seeing daily showers. Blackwell and Ponca City evacuations due to rising rivers, highways flooded, and reservoirs nearing capacity.
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M. EB. Maughan
Khowers
Wien Hidle Dake
Calder
Cnat
Fonew City-Blackwell
Oklabama
Ponca City
Blackwell
Chikaakla
Ponen City
New Tink
Aka
Kay County
Highway Patrol
Con Iawn
Blvelweil
Andrus To Make Inspection Tour At Fort Bliss And Fort Scott
Maj. Gen. Clift Andris commands the Artillery School and will lead a high level inspection tour this week. A five member party including Col. Thomas F.R. de Shavo will travel to Fort Bliss Texas to witness V-2 rocket firing and inspect anti aircraft and guided missiles branches. After Fort Bliss they will return to Fort Sill while Andrus and de Shazo proceed to Fort Winfield Scott California to inspect the Seacoast branch. They return next Tuesday.
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Clift Andris
Wort
Artllery School
General Andrus
Col
Thomas FR
Fe Shavo
Artillery School
Fort Bliss
Texas
Gol
Thomas W. Dunn
Willam C. Bullock
Robert F. Hallock
Combined Army Department
Norman B. Finfer
Philip Tower
Beithan Uolson
Fort Bilas
Fort Sill
Andrus
de Shazo
Fort Winfield Scott
Calif
Marshall Pays Stalin Visit
Secretary of State George C. Marshall met with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin at the Kremlin at 10 p.m. to press for a better U.S. Soviet relationship and to address blame for ongoing failure to reach fundamental conference goals. The Kremlin talks, with Bedell Smith and Charles Bohlen translating, followed no prior notice and aimed to discuss psychology and policy shifts amid deteriorating ties.
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Moscow
George CG. Marshall
Statin
Towa
Mawahatla
Kremlin
Wena
Kevin
Wyeneh
Minidbes
Georgen Bldnikhat
Stalin Oenly
Marshall
Stremlin
Marshell
Hi Prrky
Mat Marshall
World flight record dash from Adak to Edmonton begins
Anchorage bulletin reports Chicago manufacturer Milton Reynolda initiating a record-seeking circumnavigation. The “Hombshell” plane took off from Adak Island as part of the event toward Edmonton, amid uncertain weather and early progress in the global air voyage.
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Anchorage
Alalin
Chicago
Milton Reynolda
Vlcies
Edmonton
Alrik
Maine
Phone Strike Decision Due
Washington April 15 AP The governments top conciliators met to win acceptance of Secretary Sehwellenbachs strike sentiment formula by his office. Warren director of the US conciliation service went before the press. The Labor department announced that Sehwellantgaed will spout over ABC network at noon and over the Mutual network later. Warren told reporters he hoped the plan would be accepted by both sides. Union policy committee members said they had instructions to renew action before the hour. If the Bell system and its idle employees accept the shutdown will end 42 hours later.
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Selwwellenbach
Cormula
Tine Running Ghost
Pulgutr L. Warren
U. S
Labor
Si Wellontaeh Prensa Cor
Atte Loti
Labor Department
Warren
Oam
Sehwellenbach
Union Policy Committee
Charles G. Rogs
Unhoe Department
Unhoe Department No Intervention Miquest Roas Sanld
Truman Hind Bil
Yeb
Union
Achwolle Abuch
Senate Group Rejects Plan on Industrywide Bargaining
Washington April 16 Senate labor committee rejects chairman Taft proposal banning industrywide bargaining by a 7 to 1 vote. House debate looms on a broader union control bill, with potential support from southern Democrats to pass it. Committee also shells back key provisions while approving others, arguing need to counter unfair union advantages under New Deal labor laws.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Robert A. Taft
House
Taft
Mittee
Wis
Cnforce
National Labor Relations Act
Foose
Leo BE
Allen
Cr-Ill
Rujea
Truman Seeks Right To Halt Arms Exports To Unfriendly Nations
President Truman asked Congress for major changes to the neutrality law to allow banning shipments of weapons to any nation that could threaten peace or attack the United States. He urged discretion in granting arms licenses and proposed adding two new categories of materiel under contract to control traffic and safeguard security, arguing current laws conflict with international commitments through the United Nations.
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Truman
Congress
Senix Lowg
Congpraag
Mar
Trunman Saie
Iit
Sveay
Triman
United Nations
Materinia
Nems
Arima
Trumanasi
Thin
Sn Chia
Himparia
Jleenann
Coulter To Be Honored At Sill Parade
A dismounted review by units of the Fifth Field Artillery group will be staged at Wort Sill’s parade grounds Wednesday afternoon in honor of General John H. Coulter deputy commander Fourth Army Fort Sam Houston Texas. General Coulter led troops in the liberation of Rome and the final drive that broke German resistance in Italy. He later commanded the Infantry Replacement Training Center Fort McClellan Alabama and holds the Distinguished Service Medal Silver Star and Bronze Star.
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Fith Field Artillery Group
Wort SI
Uypne
New Port
Raj
John H. Coulter
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Haugton
Texas
Coulter
Fort Sill
8Th
Custer) Infantry
Diviston
Trart
Fifth Army
Rome
Maas
Italy
Ndi
United States
Infantry Replacement ‘Training Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Command and General, Staff School
Army War College
Coulter Hols
Penguin Patrol Begins Operations On Potomac Rivers
In Ashington on April 15, a penguin patrol started on the Potomac and Anacostia rivers. Three freedom-roving penguins escaped after a crate broke on arrival aboard Adm. Richard E. Byrd's Mt. Olympus. Eight penguins entered the water, five were rescued, and three remain free as harbor craft and police resumed the search.
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Ashington
Potomac
Anacostia
Potrelly
Adm
Richard E. Byrd
Mt. Olympus
Washington Navy Yard
Legality Of paving area on D is upheld by court
The Oklahoma state supreme court upheld the legality of a street improvement district for D Avenue from Seventh Street to the Frisco railroad. The decision affirmed a district judge’s denial of an injunction against Lawton city officials. If no rehearing is filed within 21 days, the ruling becomes final.
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D Avenue
Seventh Street
Frisco Railroad
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
High Court
Cham Jones
Lawton City
Danted Ho
Orly
Emmaiuer
Nehl-Royal Crown Baliling Company
Bbe Elty
D. Park
Paul Busby
Piaiute
Prome
Caiek
Weel Ag
Ballin
Baldwin
U. 5
Supreme Court
Flea
Patllan
Baldwin Willave
Wailer Staten
Bill To Reopen Hospital Annex Gets Favorable Report
Oklahoma City April reports that the Senate Appropriations Committee favored a bill to reopen the former Content State hospital annex and provide 108000 for operating equipment at the state penitentiary in McAlester with 60000 for repairs to powerhouse equipment 21500 for sewers and 24000 for a medical facility project.
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Oklahoma Cupy
AM Oa
Content State Hospital
Senate
Iene
MecAlvate
Tiic
Equipmont
Philippine Republic Joins Red Cross as 65th Member
The Philippine republic becomes the 65th member of the Red Cross, announced today at the presidential palace on grounds of the Myles Ennia palace. President presided over the ceremony as officials confirmed the formal accession to the international humanitarian network.
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Philippine Republic
Red Cross
TiternaQenal Red Cross
Veres
Monica
Mylesennia Palace
Danish King Takes Turn For The Worse Today
Copenhagen reports King Christian X, 70, showing a slight decline in health. Attending physicians say his condition worsened with a fever rising from 100 to 101 degrees after examinations by four doctors in the afternoon.
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Cophnhagen
Bennie
Christian Xx
Country Club Organized Here in Lawton Charter Granted
The Lawton Country Club held its first stockholders meeting with 61 attendees in the district courtroom. Mission approved by by-laws for a $70,000 charter and a golf course, clubhouse, and recreational facilities on Wilbur Farm near Cameron College. Directors include Warren Weylerton president and Georges Whitten secretary treasurer among others. 24 shareholders already secured.
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Lawton Country Club
District Court Room
Lawea
Wilbur For
Cameron College
Chaeler Finits
Warren Weal ¥Erton
Hoi Burleson
George Witching
Wubert Green
Haro Miller
Wilburt Lewis
D. G. Taberry
Charien Bledsoe
A. I
New Jersey Walkout Cancelled Amid Union Talks
In Crinton New Jersey on April 15 leaders of CIO and ARMY unions said a statewide walkout was canceled after agreeing on joint support for a telephone strike. The CIO plans a demonstration Friday and AFL leaders pledged funds and renewed opposition to the anti-strike law with drives at meetings in Crinton and Newark.
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Crinton
New Jersey
CIO
Prike Cio
AFL
Newark
Mrs H L Tripp Dies At Sterling
Mrs H L Tripp 78 Sterling resident since 1921 died at home after illness begun in January Born Sally Price September 24 1868 in Philadelphia Pa she moved to Hiawatha Kansas at 15 taught school in Kansas and Oklahoma married H L Tripp May 22 1901 in Hiawatha They lived in Oklahoma before settling in this county more than 25 years ago Survived by husband two children Mary Liles and Harley P Tripp and three grandchildren Margie Marie Roberson she joined the Christian church early in life (See Page 2 Col 6)
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H. Se “Teip
Sally & Price
Philadelphia
Hiawatha
Kans
Tipp
Kansas
Oklahoma
H. L. Tripp
Custer County
Tripp
Christian Church
Tfo
Mary Liles
Harley’ P. ‘Tripp
Huntington
W. Va
Margie
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