Page Election Request Denied for Fort Sill Plant
The Fort Worth NLRB office denied Page vir craft Maintenance Co a request to hold an election to determine if Fort Sill employees want a union affiliation. The decision, appealed to the NLRB in Washington, comes amid labor charges filed by the International Association of Martinists against Page. SAM representatives plan a Santa Claus demonstration at Fort Sill Gate 2 Friday morning.
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Fort Worth
National Labor Relations Board
Page Vircraft Maintenance Co
Fort Sill
NLRB
Edwin Elliot
Washington
Harvey Christian
SAM
Stirling Sam
Page
NATO Continued From Page One On World Peace
NATO leaders urged independence and sovereignty of Middle East states, stressing stability for world peace. They hoped the nations of Asia and Africa would cooperate in disarmament, favored UN framework talks with the Russians, and said a ministers level meeting could be held if the Soviet Union refuses to join the disarmament subcommittee.
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Middle East
TN. Disarmament
By laws dispute at turnpike office January 1931
Lawyers rule that bylaws could be changed only by unanimous consent at a meeting called for that purpose. Norton appears eligible for full four years. objections to Norton and Looney explode into pretext claims. Phillips argues move to curb political dominance of the Turnpike Authority. Norton vows right of way and highway project will proceed if governor supports it.
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Memory Travel Office
Taos
Norto
Guiness
Jarhoe
Atm
Ned Looney and Associates
Looney
Gam
Phillips
Asfsrt
Norton
Sartan
Gary
State Senate
Nartan
George Miskovsky
Oulakama City
Sartons
Sul
Rogers County
Northeast
Het LS
Lang
BPW Christmas Program Held at Civic Group Meeting
The annual Business and Professional Women's Christmas program was held at the Old South cafeteria during a Wednesday night meeting. Marie Delly led as president. Mark Pokorny conducted a group sing with Leta Smith Helen Burns Mildred Tranler Virgie Cleveland and Ruth Stanaret also participating. Gifts for underprivileged children were given to Mrs. Ben Williams for Cit Mission distribution. A next meeting is planned for Wednesday December 25, announced by Mrs. Betty.
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Civic
Old South
Marie Delly
Presi
Mark Pokorny
Sing
Chris'mas Cargis
Leta Smith
Helen Burns
Mildred Tranler
Virgie Cleveland
Ruth Stanaret
Ben Will-iams
Cit
Betty
Police Department Disciplinary Ordinance Adopted
The ordinance outlines grounds for removal or discharge of officers for cause, requires written charges and service, and allows open trials before the city council. It permits summary suspensions, defines council hearing timelines, and provides for reinstatement or compensation. It also covers budgetary limits and seniority-based discharge and reemployment.
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Mia
Weal Coungel
Itu Palicn Heparaeum
Pew
City Common
Loe
Patio
Central To Gather Food for Needy Families Project
Jim Johnson chairs a Central June committee distributing food to needy families through a high school student council project. Food will be collected during homecomings and stored in the visual aids room.
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Jim Johnson
Speairs Father Plans California Christmas Visit
Personal Fe Speairs, father of Mrs. Ter Warkentin, will leave Monday for California to spend Christmas with his son Col. Eeldie Speaury and family. Speairs is to attend the Army language school at Monterrey after prior service in Venezuela.
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Fe Speairs
Ter] Warkentin
California
Col
Eeldie Speaury
Cal. Speairs
Army
Monterrey
Geing
Veneaiels
Funeral Rites for Jesse Henley and Others Held
Funeral services were held for Jesse C Henley 69 of Carnegie at 2 PA toray in Atlanta. Burial was in the Carnegie cemetery with Becker Funeral assisting. Other services included Mrs Biank ti and long time Fletcher resident. Rev Charles Puckett presided at Fletcher Methodist chapel. Walter Joseph Haran 76 of Cache died at home. services pending. Survivors include daughters and sons in Oklahoma City, Amarillo and Collitsville with several grandchildren mentioned.
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Jesse C. Henley
Carnegie
Toray
Atl
von Methos Diet
Henley
Ihrer
Ibn Tather
Bt. Henley
Arlington
Pieter
Becker Funeral Home
Biank
Fletcher
Joe Laut Ansley
Stanley Rieck
Charley Coffin
Elgin
Ian C. A. Tackitt
Lawton
Walter Joseph Haran
Cache
Tlarmion
New Orleans
St. Louis
Ichael
Marriee
Louise Cathson
Nev
Oklahoma City
Tp ‘Aushtors
Galdie Harmon
Patsy Harman
Geneva Tipton
Wallon It
Amarillo
Ind Baniel
Collitsville
Toy Shop continues with community groups aiding drive
The Toy Shop, aided by Camp Fire Girls, Blue Birds, Horizon club and about 60 organizations, again collects gifts this year after last year’s turnout. J Q Conner chairs the Army Christmas committee. Fimner Bauman leads the advisory board guiding annual projects. The shop is across from the county agent’s office on Avenue.
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Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Horizon Club
Smith
J. Q. Conner
Army
Fimner Bauman
Asimy
Silk
County Ag
Avenue
Jury Probes Hidden Microphones In Union Offices
Federal prosecutors say five offices in the building hosted hidden microphones used by Hoffa allies to monitor union officials and employees. Wiretapping charges claim Hotta and Brennan tapped phones to block investigations into Hoffa’s control and funds, with $38,429 allegedly diverted to pay for the taps. Ioffa, Midwest Teamsters leader and $21,000 vice president, oversaw unity efforts as Spindel was hired to carry out the operation.
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Iaffa
Hotta
Brennan
Grand Jury
Holla
Ioffa
Midwest Teamsters
The
Unity
Spindel
Moffa
Brennan Tnelo
Lawton Right‑of‑Way Project Funding Tangles
City council reviews final phase actions for the road project with the Bureau of Public Roads. Pending right‑of‑way settlements and utility adjustments are to be concluded by Lawton under Senate Bill 63. Property owners were asked to donate land as neither city nor county has enough funds to buy the needed property.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Lawton
Senate
City faces land securing deadline for highway project
The city must finalize securing the needed land by Friday ahead of Friday’s highway commission meeting. State Sen. Fred R. Harris of Lawton was notified earlier this week that the project will be included in January, with the right of way to be settled by Friday.
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Highway Commission
Fred R. Harris
Lawton
OU Moot Court Team Wins Round
The University of Oklahoma moot court team was one of six law schools to win in the preliminary round of the National Moot Court competition in New York City. The second preliminary round and quarterfinals were scheduled for today with semifinals and finals Friday at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.
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New York
University of Oklahoma
Association of the Bar of the
Atomic Plant Power Remark Highlights Shippingport Role
An interview recalls Shippingport the nation’s first large scale atomic power plant near Pittsburgh. A switchboard operator notes power flows and control as capacity rises from 5 000 to 60 000 kilowatts, meeting residential needs for a 50 000 population area. Shippingport is second in the world after a UK facility and primarily aims to produce plutonium for military use.
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Wangaman
Shippingport
Duquesne Light
Contol
Pittsburgh
England
VFW Sets Two Projects For Yule
VFW Post led by Commander W C Jones announces three Christmas projects. A holiday party for local children with Santa drew about 40 guests. Gifts will be given at Pryor Orphan's Home on Sunday December 22 and an open house at Sulphur WA hospital includes VFW representatives.
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W. C. Jones
Local Post
Tho Pom
Grau
Jones
Santa Claus
Tin Local Post
Pryor
Pryor Orphan’s Home
WA Hospital
VFW
Lascon
Dee
Court action upholds general law on salary raises
Judge Mills rules a legislative act raising salaries for county officials is a general law not local. The mandamus case questions constitutionality as Warren Crane argues the act targets Comanche county. Salaries for the judge, marshal, and clerk were increased from 150 to 200 monthly.
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Tudge Mills
Mills
Jodge Lidder EB
EU Banks
Hasoel
Warren Créane
Comanche County
Comanthe Coun
Cler
Population of Laclede Kansas Narrows City Size
Laclede Kansas, birthplace of General John J. Pershing, reports a population of 643 residents. The small town notes Pershing’s historic connection as a point of local pride and identity.
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Laclede
Kans
Tohn J. Pershing
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Mrs
Frank Novak
Walter J. Harmon
TOY Shop
McCord
Allstate Challenge Sale
SEARS
Allstate Companion
Pyle
Doren Tasment
Pals
Ry State
Allstate
Sou
Powermaster
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Homart
Gore Lowton
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Yule
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Uta
Dial EL
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