Rimes Held By FBI Struck By Arkansas Truck
ISULF ROCK Ark Dec 1 A 15 year old boy Matt Rimes was struck and killed by a poultry truck driven by Joe Chamblee as he walked across a highway near North Little Rock. Rimes, wanted on a Texas robbery charge, was identified by FBI agent Dean Morley after the incident. The driver and a companion remained at the scene until help arrived. Investigators linked the man to a $17,600 bank holdup in Morton Texas and other crimes in Oklahoma. The FBI planned further steps to locate additional suspects aided by local police.
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Joe Chamblee
Toremer Osesie¢Man
North Little R
Oklahoma
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Wcb
Au Opicion
Trentity
FES
Dean Morley
Rimes
Jongaoushymin
Young Carmhice
J. H. Andersen
North Little Rock
Chamblee
Anderson
Kimen
Iuhe Serene
Olaf Alvin Radwice
Kimes
First State Bank of
Morton
Texas
Srp
Ole Metten
Fred Pair
Morley
Himes
Irom
Okinhoma Pensane
Enirge
Seninovab
Beggs
FBI
Campbell
Iena
Ines
Leon
Minin
Okla
Cie Pintot
Winount
Careeney
Miami
Dsc
Market summary from Chicago and Fort Worth livestock and commodities
Chicago butter receipts strengthen as prices show firming gains across dairy. Fort Worth livestock market reports steady to active trade with calves, cows, and bulls trading at varied levels. New York cotton closes higher while grain futures in Chicago show modest range shifts amid mixed demand. Major industrials and transportation stocks exhibit mixed moves with notable gains for Am Airlines and Coca Cola as the market digests economic signals.
Rites Held Sunday For Mathews Child
Sunday rites were held for a child named Mathews in Chattanooga. The service at the assembly of God included Rev Le MeQtven and other local clergy. Attendees included family members and community figures, with pallbearers and a funeral procession noted.
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Mathews
Seraly
Mona Lee Pollard
Raymond Gare
Myre
Leirator
Max Smith
Walter
A. 2D
Harper
Chathdienes
Duncan
Medicine Park Forms New County Farm and Home Club
A new county farm and home demonstration club is announced in the Medicine Park area. Officers include President Mr ROL, Vice President Mrs HR FL Timberlake, and Secretary Mrs HR. Beare den. Members listed include Mrs John Frampton Mrs Hale Landis Miss Parkinson and others as enrollment continues. A reorganized Ohllly group of home demonstrations in NinEvAt Wells community is planned with agent Miss Parkinson and assistants. Schedule for weeks outlines 4-H clubs and demonstration work across multiple communities with dates and locations.
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Medicine Park
Louise Parkinson
Rol
B.A. Huile
Werle
Elahy
Perkinson
Tavistant
Myx
Helen Jagkers
Iguit
Callus Holy
Bethel
Six Charged As Liquor Violators In Municipal Court
Six liquor violation charges were filed after a Saturday raid on the Oklahoma Club at 342 C. Police seized whisky from Lawton Inman's car and arrested the manager Fern Alter and four employees. Bonds of $20 were posted for liquor possession and disorderly house. Other charged individuals included Frank Guinny Charles Johnson Ivan Edison and Herbert H Edison. A stolen car case tied to the incident led to additional bonds and a haul of whisky.
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Lawton Inman
A. B. Bowting
Fern H. Alter
Frank Guinuy
Charles Johnson
Ivan Edison
Herbert H. Edison
Joanson
Lasquor
Gairl
Inde Naughton
Jack Turner
Z. A. Chatts
Postive
Beneh
Municipal Cour Lovtayy
Zachary Green To Be Buried Here
Zachary Bubiee Green 72, funeral planned in Lawton with burial in Lawton under Shaw fanpral ome direction. He served Baptist churches in Oklahoma and was pastor of the Metropolitan Japanese church later Union Baptist in Mountain View. Survived by wife, daughter Lillie Grigsby, son Sam Low Green of Long Beach, another son Zachary B. Green of Leavenworth, a grandson, and a brother S. T. Green. He married Melissa Jones and lived much of his life in Oklahoma.
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Green
Hac
Berry
Lawton
Whey
Shaw
Mr. Green
Reishville
Melissa Jones
Oklahoma
Union Baptist Church
Mountain View Addition
Friendship Macedonia Church
Abova
Anyurka
St. Puus Baptist Elkyrch
Binger
Westerns Baptist Association
Bethlehem
Lewton
Rasently
Lillie V. Grigsby
Sam Low Geren
Bowd
Long Beach
Zachary BE. Green
Leavenworth
Pfu
Clavense Fewned Creen
Marin
West
Deputy Approved By Commissioners
Formal approval of Jess teain, a former Chattanooga man, as night deputy on Sheriff We Gurtrell's staff was granted by the county commission today in a brief regular session. The board also accepted Mr. McLain's bond and approved a recent appointment, noting the 28 year old veteran's military service and prior army surveillance background.
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Jess Teain
Chattanoopa
We Gurtrell
County Ov
Pelian
Commis Owners
Maj Ro wlings to Resume Civilian Life After Army Service
Maj Rawlings to return to Newark Arkansas after two years in Los Angeles and overseas duty in New Guinea Australia Hawaii South America and the United States He aided the Tasarune Program and helped mobilize millions of dollars in government insurance He will rejoin New Yorks Bryant ALM insurance company and plans civilian work A family reunion is expected during Christmas as relatives travel from distant places to Newark and Savannah Georgia for the holiday visit
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Acoh
Wiwebon
Fr Boman
Salen
Muetid
Rawings
Ind
Bern
Slulicsries
Los Angeles
Southern Security District
Civvles
Mid
Rawlings
New
New Yorks Bryail- Alm: Insurance Company
Sears
Lawsonian
Amljudant Pencernl
Maj
Miley
Scuchivest Pic
New Guinea
Hawi
South America
United Shites
Rawling
Indoor Circus to Open Here Tonight
The Clyde Brothers will perform in an indoor circus at the high school tonight under the Lions Club auspices for school students. Amalinee will appear with a high school matinee set for 4 p.m.
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Clyde Brathers
Jionsg Chal
Amalinee
Chiropractors Hold Meeting Here Sunday
The Southwest Oklahoma Die-Wirt association met at Dr. Frank Nelan’s office for the final quarterly session. Attendees included Dr. Paul Myore of Wichita Falls and Dr. C. Witt of Oklahoma City. A noon meal was served at Harrell's cafe.
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Southwest Oklahoma
Frank Nelan
Paul IL. Myore
Wichita
Vex
C. &. Witt
Oulatonia
Harrell’s
Two Soil Officials Visit County Ranch
Two soil officials from the War era World Soil Conservation office visit Lin Lawton county ranch to inspect pastures and grazing schedules. They assess ranges, plan a calendar to use all available forage, and confer with local officers on pasture rotation and cattle feeding.
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Nneth Fiero
Sane
World Soil Conservation Office
Pete Fullerton Receives Army Discharge At Camp Bowie
Former Lington attorney John P. Pullerton, alias Pete Fullerton, is discharged after 20 months of service as a corporal. He returns home to 1413 South Weynrlon and is listed with his wife and children James, Dan, and Julia.
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Peta) Pullerton
Lington
Fullerton
Camp Bowie
Agrey Engineers
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Phi. Peto
Mys
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Dan
dJutia
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Hvather
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Ila
Munich Pact and Nazi Move to Czechoslovakia Revealed
Prosecutors in the historic trial presented German war plans showing a 1937 conspired invasion of Czechoslovakia predated by the Munich agreement. The evidence includes orders to mobilize forces and secret Hitler directives tied to the Locarno era. Goering and others were cited as approving the plan under a guise of friendship while denying offensive aims.
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Keitel
Britain
Nevilla Chamberlais
Edouard Taladier
Mtun- Joh
Witter
Czechoslovik
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Kew
Renlen Uxon
Henlein
Twoderly Cuechogluvittigl
Ems
Munich
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Flitler
Tuchrer
L Inko
Prague
Anti-Trust and Maritime Unions Stir Industrial Tensions
In a complex dispute, Thomas advised the International to present facts to GM while the Flint union council pushes a back to work stance. MARITIME UNIONS IN AOQUOUR STRING New York union action spreads to the Navy yard, with 6000 workers laid off and 140 ships idle, as overseas duties hinge on troop allocations. The report notes Chinese use of bamboo pipes for heating 200 years ago and various labor tensions across industries.
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Thoms
Sunving
GAL Provident Wilson
International
Greater Flint
Robert Carter
Stratery Committee
ACI
Wink
Thomas
Aiqour
New York
Dee
National Maritime Onin
CIO
Masini
Local personals note a flurry of hospital stays and travels
Mrs. E. P. Baw and daughter Lana Lawson return from Dallas after Lana received medical treatment. George A. Lenz and wife return from a hunting trip in San Antonio Texas. Joseph Wiedemantel and Mrs. Bechhau dismissed from Southwestern hospital. Mrs. Bertine Metrose and Mrs. Kathleen Litners also discharged from Southwestern and Canton hospitals respectively. Elwin Gunseth of Dallas and Mrs. Judith Gisti among others return or travel for medical care or family visits. Rev. Tom Wing and Mrs. Wiles Toft head to Oklahoma City for a Baptist canvass meeting continuation.
Officials Named For AAA District Officials Named For AAA District
County AAA Administrator R. J. Christian announced the district B election delegates and committeemen. Lloyd Conglan Apnete will chair the district committee with Eq Oswalt Mourit Swatt as chair and Ray Plumbtree Star route Lawton as member. First and second alternates are Billy Marleen and Seth Balisa Star route. Emma Welch Porter Hill was rebouting the district’s development to form a county AAA committee. Oscar McCosh Stony Point was elected alternate delegate.
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AAA
R. J. Christian
Lloyd Conglan
Apnete
Eq Oswalt
Mourit Swatt Community
Myylee
Ray Plumbtree
Star Route
Lawton
Billy Marleen
Seth Balisa
Regneglivgly
Emma Welch
Porter Hill
Oscar McCosh
Stony Point
German Prison Camp Head Is Sentenced
German prison camp head in WHIPSERTAL, Germany, sentenced by a British military court to five years imprisonment. Also convicted were Major Heine Junge and Lt. Heinrich Ebernarde for torturing RAF airmen to extract Allied air secrets using asbestos-lined cells.
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Whipsertal
Germany
Wried Killinger
Old Gearnin
Hollinger
Heine Junge
Heinrich Ebernarde
Hos
Bloody China Fate 1 Update on Manchuria Garrison
The report notes Nationalist troops to garrison Changzhun and Mukden, with Chungking police kept to maintain peace in Manchuria. It mentions Maj. Gen. Robert McChore’s Chinese combat unit as an important element of U S forces in the China theater being abolished. Thai McClure becomes head of the army liaison group at Nenkuing HQ of the Chinese army under Gen Ho Ying Chin.
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Changzhun
Mukden
Manchuria
Chungking
Remy
Ho Ying Chin
Suspect Arrested In Fort Sill Auto Theft Case
A suspect was taken to military police Sunday for investigation into a car theft in the 400 block on C M Evasion EX. A shell pin and arresting set, car officer's short overcats were stolen from a car. Police notified.
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Suspecr
Fort Sillinga
Neio
Potic
Bond Posted For Weekend Traffic Violations
Motorists posted bonds totaling 92 dollars with police for municipal court appearance today on weekend traffic violation charges. Individuals include Frank W Evaroll in a 420 dollar case for drunken driving Cassa Dona Vore for recess driving at 11 dollars and Everett Martin for double packing at 1 dollar.
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Wotorists
Frank W Evaroll
Cassa Dona Vore
Everett Martin
Miles Raps on Warnings Before Pearl Harbor Attack
Testimony cites Miles and officials discussing a warning message sent before the Japanese strike. affidavit from Col Genree F. Bicknell claimed staff meetings noted a likely attack and urged alert to Hawaiian forces. Senators pressed why coded orders to destroy coms did not trigger full readiness.
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Higney
Miles
Reas
Cooper
D-Tenn
Clark
Marshall
Senate-House
Col Genree
F. Bicknell
Bicknell
Bielnell
Tex
Robert Sihy
Llanellia
Lamp
Shriin
Breatvidavit
Short Bhaself
Saath Atvetlog
Japan
Wiles
Sh. Clausen
Lucas
D-Ii
Washeington
Fiele
Fortresa
Cadus
Uueas
Prlaymos Krong
President urges quick action on labor dispute board plan
In a nationwide dispute where bargaining failed, President Truman proposes a three member or more fact finding board empowered to subpoena. The board would report within 20 days and its findings may be accepted by both parties though not binding. The plan aims to prevent strikes by delaying action during the review period.
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Citie Sons
Hinpute
Congress
Ant Taily
Truman
Brigham Young Firm Advertising Insurance Plans
Fragments highlight an insurance ad offering all types of coverage from a Brigham Young associated firm. Contact details show a phone listing and a price reference, conveying a general promotional notice without readable names or locations.
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Brigham’ Young
Lumiberman
Asehler
President urges swift labor dispute legislation to avert industrial strife
The president warned that continued industry unrest could trigger reconversion and unemployment. He urged Congress to pass workable, narrowly used laws to settle disputes and protect national interests, noting the need for timely action amid economic strain.
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Congress
Croumnan
Devins Civic Leader Served Apache Since 191L
C E Devins longtime Apache resident and telephone system operator from 191L to 194, presided over the Oklahoma Life Phone Owners' Association, and belonged to the Masonic lodge and Rotary club. He aided Red Cross and Salvation Army drives, attended a Presbyterian church for years but worshipped at the Apache Methodist church. Funeral rites pending with Rev A B Corson to conduct at the Methodist church. Masonic service planned at Apache cemetery. burial details awaiting word from out-of-town relatives. Flirvey Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Oklahioma Lefe- Phone Owners
Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
Devins
Apacheso
A. B. Corson
Apache Cemetery
Flirvey Funeral Home
Unclear fragment hints at nuclear weapons debate
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of powerful weapons including missiles and atomic bomb timing. Mentions Bush as director of the Office of Scientific... speculative terms like overhasty development and translation issues imply cautious or critical tone about rapid arms progress.
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Bush
Office of Scientificment
Searchat
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