Chiang Kai shek agrees not to raid China without US consultation
New York Herald Tribune reports Chiang Kai shek's Formosa government will not intensify action against the mainland without prior consultation and approval from the United States. The dispatch from Taipei notes paratroop and amphibious plans already required US clearance, reflecting America’s role as weapons supplier and policy setter.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Chiang Kai Shek
Formosa
China
United States
Herald Tribune
Marguerite Higgins
Taipei
Formosan
Miss Higgins
Tungshan Island
U. S. Navy Pacific Command
Pearl Harbor
U. S
America
Washington
Four Are Injured In Auto Mishaps
Four people sustained minor injuries in separate auto accidents near Lawton Oklahoma. Mrs L O Norton 62 was struck while crossing Seventh and C gaining arm abrasions. Andrew Holmes 30 driver of a car that struck her faces no charges. Three Fort Sill men in a single vehicle overturned twice on U S 277 northeast of Elgin near Station Hospital occupants Nelson Brown 20 Os car Bell and Willie Burke were treated. A third crash nine miles north of Lawton on U S 62 277 involved Louise Bernece Horn Alfalfa Oklahoma with her husband and two children all uninjured in the overturned car.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
L. O. Norton
Seventh and C
Junior Hawkins
Andrew Holmes
Washington
Holmes
Elgin
U. S. 277
Station Hospital
Nelson Brown
Oscar Bell
Willie Burke
Clyde Autrey
Brown
U. S. 62
Awtrey
Louise Bernece Horn
Alfalfa
Okla
Husband
Enid Firm Ordered to Bargain and Reinstate Workers
The National Labor Relations Board ordered George E. Failing Supply Co in Enid Oklahoma to bargain with the United Steelworkers of America Union, to reinstate 13 workers without prejudice, and to repay wages lost during discharge. The ruling follows a finding of discrimination against the 13 employees and enforces a prior agreement among the company the union and NLRB counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
National Labor Relations Board Today
George E. Failing Supply Co
Enid
Okla
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
NLRB
Thirteenth Korean War POW Exchange List Released
United Nations command published the 13th day of the armistice POW exchange. The list items 40 plus American soldiers from the Second Seventh and 24th divisions among others, with their next of kin and home towns. Names include Bourgoin Dodge Cutshaw Blair Bryant Brown Estreada Easley Cooper Hansen Gallaher Vinson Hargiss Bedwell Borrelli Waters Gulley Berman Fisk Arellano Berkheimer Doll Drange Brooks Fowler Dahlin Hilgart Bryant Costin Brewer Walton Johnson Bailey Johnson Giannini Delaney Humada Jones Pittman Paulina Gifford Howard Jewell Martinez Leidenheimer Pichelli Sub Reichl Smith Levycky Long Moore Veihdeffer Petersen Kirk Leveille Sukki Cowen Page Shaffer Rawls Stauffacher Lee Sukki Flowers Obenauer Schemer Head Ryder Perry Elsbury Kolb Jones and others with varied family ties and addresses across the United States.
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Munsan
United Nations Command
Joseph A. Bourgoin
Ingeberg Bourgoin
Waterville
Maine
Rex Dodge
Marie Dodge
Lute
Texas
Worley Cutshaw
Gertha Cutshaw
Greenville
Tenn
Jackie D. Blair
Pfc
Myrtle O. Goff
Bloomington
Ind
Loren D. Bryant
D. Ray Bryant
Cowgill
George L. Brown
Mary J. Brown
Box 165
McCurtain
Okla
Alfonso Estreada
Fannie Berman
Lakewood
N. J
Ralph H. Fisk Jr
Ralph H. Fisk
Ottumwa
Iowa
Daniel Arellano
Angel Arellano
Gardena
Calif
Blythe I. Berkheimer
First Cavalry Division
Eleanora Be
Manchester
Ala
Homer A. Dahlin
Charles G. Dahlin
Charleston
W. Va
John M. Hilgart
Alice Hilgart
Park Falls
Wis
James T. Bryant
Sally B. Porter
Newsoms
Arbert L. Costin
Winnie Mae Costin
Goldsboro
N. C
Dewey A. Brewer
Floyd Brewer
Corinth
Robert T. Walton
Thomas A. Walton
Wilmington
Del
Duane L. Johnson
Elsie S. Johnson
South Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence Bailey
Grover Bailey
Frances Z. Humada
Corpus Christi
Thurman R. Jones
Lee E. Jones
Waldron
Ark
Kenneth Tate Pittmena
William T. Pittman
Groveoak
John P. Paulina
John Paulina
Clymer
Milton F. Gifford
Claire G. Leidenheimer
New Orleans
Louis Joseph Pichelli
Blanche B. Pichelli
Midland
GI Soap Faces Rough Future In New Battle
Washington reports that government-issue GI soap, long used for hand washing and dish cleaning in the Army, may be replaced by a new detergent after tests at nine installations. The detergent promises better grease emulsification in hard water and superior soil removal, measured by ultraviolet light tests on washed dishes and tableware. Ten percent of dishes are sampled under ultraviolet light to compare cleanliness.
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Washington
United States
Army Quartermaster Corps
British Tommy Offers Simple Cure for Returned Soldiers
CAMP BRITTANIA A British veteran of German and Chinese prison camps today advised treating returning soldiers won over the Communists with liver and onions and a bottle of beer. Cpl. William Smith, 33, says progressives will come around once they get a crumbly old pound note in their hands, noting they are mostly youngsters.
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Brittania
William Smith
Pilot dies after ejection from Thunderjet off Hokkaido coast
A U S Air Force pilot bailed out of his Thunderjet off Hokkaido and was rescued from the water but died on arrival at a hospital. The jet reportedly crashed into the sea south of Chitose Air Base. The pilot's name was withheld by Far East Air Forces.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Hokkaido
Air Force
Far East Air Forces
Chitose Air Base
Japan
Wary Frenchmen Brace Selves For Moroccan Blast
In Casablanca and other Moroccan cities French troops and police stood vigilant as riots flared after a proclamation by Berber chieftains and Thami el Glaoui that Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef was no longer the religious leader. Riots in Marrakech and Oujda left at least 35 dead, with a curfew and telegraph and telephone cutoffs imposed. The Sultan opposed the move, calling for unity and denouncing the proclaimed separation of temporal and spiritual power as against Islamic law.
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Casablanca
Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa
Sidi Mohammed
Marrakech
Oujda
Morocco
el Glaoui
Two Aggie Faculty Members to Attend School Conferences
Cameron college faculty members will attend conferences this week at Oklahoma A&M and the University of Oklahoma. Gordon L. Paine, dean of the junior college, left Sunday for the seventh annual summer conference of academic deans at Stillwater, with midwestern colleges and deans from Michigan and North Carolina represented. Lyle Work, Cameron band director, will attend an OU Norman education workshop starting Wednesday under the Oklahoma and national Education Association, joining teachers from every public school and college in the state to discuss teaching problems and curriculum. The workshop runs through Friday.
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Cameron College
Oklahoma A&m
University of Oklahoma
Gordon L. Paine
Stillwater
Midwest
Michigan
North Carolina
Lyle Work
Cameron
Norman
Oklahoma and National Education Association
Rural teachers' meeting set for Sept in Comanche County
County Superintendent Clarence Scott announced the annual rural teachers meeting for September 4 at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse. All rural school teachers are expected to attend. the program will be announced later.
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Comanche County
Clarence Scott
Solon Opposes New Capitol Office Building Plan
Oklahoma City senator George Miskovsky challenged a private bond financed state office building proposal. A Rhodes study shows $116,352 yearly rent by agencies. He argued no new state office is needed and moving non tax supported agencies would be bad policy.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
George Miskovsky
Miskovsky
Jack A. Rhodes
Legislative Council
Norris Family Farewells After Weekend Visit
Personal notice: Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Norris of Ponca City left Sunday following a weekend visit with Mrs. A. G. Norris, mother of Mr. Norris, and with local friends. They attended funeral services Saturday for Marion W. Norris of Cache, the uncle of Mr. Norris.
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Carl T. Norris
Ponca City
A. G. Norris
Norris
Marion W. Norris
Cache
Two Oklahomans Drown In Rivers
Two men died in Oklahoma rivers yesterday and a third body recovered from Lake Wister after drowning Saturday. Lamar Stanely, 38, a Heavener railroad man, drowned when his rowboat capsized. John Edward Holland, 5, of Dewey, fell from a pipeline cable into the Caney River. Clyde Draughon, 55, of Muskogee, disappeared while fishing in the Verdigris River. Bill Ferguson of Tulsa attempted a rescue. Deputies found Draughon’s body 300 yards downstream.
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Associated Press
Lake Wister
Lamar Stanely
Heavener
Stanley
John Edward Holland
Dewey
Caney River
Clyde Draughon
Muskogee
Young Holland
John Floyd Holland
Draughon
Verdigris River
Bill Ferguson
Tulsa
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Chiang
U.S
Andrew Sub Jr
Katherine Sub
Lyndora
Frank J. Reichl
Hilda E. Reichl
Copley
Earl R. Smith
Georgia Elliott
Corbin
Michael S. Levycky
Pfic
Anna Levycky
Wallace St
Philadelphia
Jessie L. Long
Co. A
R.C.T
H. E
S. Spruce
Rockhill
E. Martin S. Moore
James M. Moore
Bloomington St
Indianapolis
Kenneth D. Veihdeffer
Frederick Veihdeffer
Hyde
Donald W. Petersen
QM Co
Hannah Petersen
Des Moines
John A. Kirk
Ivory D. Kirk
Cinco
W.va
Joseph A. Leveil
Grace A. Cowen
N.W
Frank J. Page
Lillian Page
Grove St
Kingston
Oren Dean Shaffer
Kathleen C
Shaffer
S. Pershing Ave
York, Pa
Harold J. Rawls
Cpl
Jack Rawls
Box
Brilliant
Paul V. Stauffacher
Med Co
Mabel Stauffacher
Canton
S. D
John Lee
Nora Fitzgerald
Liberty St
Springfield
Mass
James P. McInerney
Marine Trans Bn
Leo Bollecker
St. Jacques Ave
Fairview
James D. Flowers
Ea Hys Co
John H. Flowers
Frame _ St
Ira J. Obenauer
Ira J. Obenauer, Cpl., Co
Marjorie L. Obenauer
Jackson St
Bonneterre
John M. Schemer
Lottie R. Schemer
Pinehurst St
Detroit
Carl R. Head
Virgie
West Virginia St
Evansville
Donald F. Ryder
Co. M
Louise Ryder
Harwichport
Bobby Perry
Co. I
Rgt
Norma Lentz
Pipestone St
Benton Harbor
Mich
Irvin B. Elsbury
Mabel M. Elsbury
Sutherland
Leslie G. Kolb
Sylvia R. Ng
24Th St
East St. Louis
Frank J. Jones
Lyda Jones
13Th St
Apt
Oakland
Hood-Donley
E Ave
Southwest
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S 33 Auto Service
Tommy
Cos Cred Og Ae
Retina
Eens
Agatih
Chrysler
Airtemp
A&m
Harry Routh
Fred Melton
C Ave
Clayster
Builders’ Equipment & Supply CO
Acme Fence Company
Aggie
Hewett
D Ave
R.C.A
Solon
Zwaan
Lawton, Okla
Guns & Novelties
Pelvent
Royal Lifewall
Daytona Beach
Florida
Lancaster
California
U.S. Royal Lifewall
U.s.royal
Bob Lamphere
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