Near agreement on arms limits pact drafts in U N plan
Report from Lane Seccess New York says a tentative U N arms limitation plan nears final drafting. United States and Russia are said to have agreed on core inspection and control provisions amid behind closed doors talks.
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Lane Seccess
N.Y
TAP
United Nations
Russia
United S4
Bruno Mad
Flussin
Lkr
Sim
Uniti Sussexs
Broun
Tip
Be Enthly
Assembly
Annie Stssiun
United Some
United States
Sib
Resulucion
Security Council
Country Club Meet Slated for Permanent Organization
Warren Wolverton announced the Lawton Country Club drive reached 280 members after four months. A club meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday in the divisional court room to elect officers, form a board, and appoint a committee to study golf course site availability and clubhouse plans. Dr. G L Berry will chair the committee to draft bylaws and a constitution.
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Lawton Country Club Association
Warren Wolverton
Divoriel Court Room
Association
Wolverton
G. L. Berry
Permanent Association
Rev. A. M. Wallock Suffers Heart Attack
Reverend A. M. Wallock pastor of the First Congregational church was under care at Angus hospital after a heart attack Monday night. He, age 50, was admitted today in poor condition and is not receiving visitors except immediate family.
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A. M. Wallock
First Congregational Church
Angus Hospiti
Re-Elected Leader Heads Lawton Ministerial Alliance
Rev Don Harrel will serve again as president of Lawton's Ministerial Alliance for the coming year after a Monday meeting re elected him. Officers named include Rev I M McCutchen as vice president and Resl Me Ques as secretary. The group planned Christmas programs and voted to continue a school religious census to keep church records current. The Thanksgiving service drew 274 worshippers at Centenary Methodist Church and funds will support community religious projects.
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Don Harrel
Essibin
Wil
Methodcal
Alliance
Deadline Set by Solons for Possible Strike Action
Congressional leaders from both parties set March 3 as the deadline for broad labor and arbitration measures. President Truman assigned Clark Clifford to draft administration recommendations while parties weigh White House proposals before acting. GOP push favors compulsory arbitration to prevent strikes in utilities and essential industries.
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Washington
Irunjin
Lewis
Clark M. Clifford
Congress
Truman Doe Ant
Drumin
White House
Safe Is Looted In County School
Burglars forced entry at Chattanoogabled school last night and looted a $56 safe. Deputy investigators Otis Waldron and Oral Ridgeway traced suspects from the scene for several blocks before escaping in a automobile. Officials believe the break ins may be connected to other area school and business burglaries reported recently.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corp
Rae
Pittsburgh-Yanngatown
Detroit
Walter Oswalt
Otis Waldron
Oral Ridgeway
Busineys Havier
Officiala Believatk
Howsea
Directors For CC Select New Chamber Board For 1947
The Chamber of Commerce elected seven new directors to serve a two year term beginning January 1 1947. New directors named are J G Kennady Waxnilh Feng John S x eathley Med Shepler Chiries Bledsoe Harry Miker and Bil urlesen. Returning on the board are Ron Stephens B H B Lacy R L Gilbert Max Brock Joe Reed Jons B Herbese and Don Billingslen. Retiring after two years are Lowton Burton R T Currell Frank Kitchens C E Price Jake Wheel Robert Sprague and B B Neptune. Neptune will retire December 31 and become a board member and immediate past president. A new president will be chosen in 1947 with Neptune possible to serve as president or from the general membership. Milton Keating is secretary manager.
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J. G. Kennady
Waxnilh Feng
John Sxeathley
Med Shepler
Chiries Bledsoe
Harry Miker
Bil Urlesen
Ron Stephens
BH. B. Lacy
R. L. Gilbert
Max Brock
Joe Reed
Jons B. Herbese
Don Billingslen
Gemer Mre
Lowton Burton
R. T. Currell
Frank Kitchens
C. E. Price
Jake Wheel
Robert Sprague
B. BE. Neptune
Neptune
Dee
Shehrmbar
Directory
Sheehrimbar
Chamber
Milton Keating
Iran Forces Push Into Azerbaijan Front Amid Heavy Casualties
Reports from Bhran say government troops advanced up to 25 miles into Azerbaijan near the Russia border, with heavy casualties on Azeri forces and numerous prisoners taken. The push centered along the Takab front with troops, artillery, and bombers striking in and around Ghaflantah mountains as the semi autonomous Jaafar Pishevari regime resisted.
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Bhran
Aba Ef
Azerbaijan
Russia
Bleokons
Gavan
Bowie
Flrat
Mtatt Sdop
Innil Xectorn
Tehran
Axerbaijan
Takab
Stall
Minneh
Ineer Mareh
Frankfer
Lioopa
Ghaflanttah
Mountannaue
Jaafar Pluhevari
Tabriz
Pishevaria
Democrats
Azerbaian
Increase Seen In Sugar Ration
The OPA said consumers will likely see higher sugar allotments in late 1947 with a five pound spare stamp valid Jan through April and a second JM47 stamp issued before the first expires. Industrial and institutional sugar allotments for Q1 1947 remain the same as Q4 1946.
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Washington
OPA
OFA
Milwaukee Mayor Heads Guard Over Street Fighting Near Plant
Bulletin from Milwaukee reports Mayor Arnold B H of West Alliganda plans to call out the National Guard to restore order in suburbs after street fighting around the strikebound Allis Chalmers plant. Walter Goodinand to coordinate measures with authorities.
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Milwaukee
Arnold BH
West Alliganda
Walter
Goodinand
Medenal Guard
Allis- Chalmers Mig. Co
Frantic Rescue Efforts For Trapped Miners Continue At Copper Mine
Rescue teams worked around the clock to reach miners trapped by a Saturday earth fall at the Bilekeya copper mine. John Orekar, 46, and John York, 36, were inside the hillside entrance when the collapse occurred. York survived by taking shelter in a chute recess, while Orekar’s fate remained uncertain as workers tapped signals in the debris. Debris removal progressed at 16 to 20 feet per hour amid tense conditions and lingering uncertainty among families and rescuers.
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GLOBR
Arly
Dee Ja
John Orekre
Bilekeya Copper Ming
John York
Childeen
Orelkar
Mark
Orekar
Orr Woodburn
Oreinr Kilet
Debra
Orclar
Rose Laughlin
Paso
Tex
York
Penmain
Diaz
Cameron College Plans Move of Army Recreation Hall
Preliminary plans completed this week to transfer a World War II recreation hall from the Frederick army installation to Cameron College as a temporary athletic building. President Breedlove says government funding via the Bureau of Community Facilities will cover moving costs. Architect Paul Harris accompanied Breedlove as the project aims for a Christmas or shortly after move, with the new site between the dairy barn and West Hall and the permanent building to rise north of the Engineering building.
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Prederiel Army Air Field
Cameron College
Clarence H. Breedrove
Cameron
Frederick
Fidern
Fork Worth
Texas
Paul Harri
Chiclhnahn
Breedlove Lo Fruderiel
Tancel
Ware World
Breedlove Wis
Alruniure
Conran College
Anade Lia Armen
Colone
West Hall
Uafrat
Rainfall Totals Reported At 1.14 Inches In Recent Weather
The article notes rainfall of 1.14 inches with forecasts for Wednesday and mentions effects on soil preparation for early spring plowing in Corannehe county. It reports small grain crop conditions as excellent with most advanced stages and cites near eight inches of rain in McAlester, closing highways and delaying harvest efforts, per The Associated Press.
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Eeptor Wenden
Couwnky
Parkis
Colton Hiarvest
Services Pending For J B Terrell
Rites planned for Jerry Boye Terrell a longtime laborer and resident of Tilinburg Texas. He was born March 2 1877 in Texas and had moved to Louisiana with his family before settling in Ohio County. Family and friends will gather for Christmas furlough at Nora Bureh’s home following his visit.
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Jerry Boye Tervall
Lawson Farsa
Nora Bureh
Tilinbueg
Texry
Terre
Terrell
Tex
S. Wights
Terrel
Meather
Dar
Grand Jury Asked To Probe Nazi-Modeled Group
Arthur Eugene Cook announced confessions tying the Columbians Inc to an Nazi-inspired plot to overthrow the government with arms from occupied Germany. A grand jury was requested to investigate the organization and its alleged activities across New York and Georgia.
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Attana
Art
Georgia
Eugene Cook
New York City
Dames HW. Sheklon
Nae Seetarina Anti-Naz League
Ingyta Cale
Janine Rati Childers
Thia
Lander Walker
Henisher
Colwmbiana Ga
Dane
Childers
Waller
Binnie
Renee Foreresi
New York
AntleNax! Langue
Marlo Bu 1A Tadine
Community Campaign Seeks More Help as Chest Totals Rise
Lawton volunteers report a city chest total of 34 000 with 4 000 more sought. George Page urged completion of card returns and more volunteers for downtown canvassing to meet operating funds and aid the community.
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Lawton
Sammign
Alll Holding
Dodator Bhainesa
George Page
Campaigi Chal Mart
Campsien
Coramenity
Isnaini
Stowntown
MMT
Ordes
Page
Winder Mint
Godrove
Anyvice
Anil Welfare Omanialana
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