Russia Accepts French Disarmament Plan Shift
New York dispatch reports Russia dropping its own disarmament scheme in favor of a French plan. Six UN Security Council delegates draft a framework to start general talks, study atomic energy control, and report on disarmament within three months. The plan includes possible troop withdrawal proposals and a UN police force study.
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New York
Russia
United States
United Nations Security Council
Council
Gromyko
Marc Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
UN General Assembly
U. S
Farm Women Are Guests of BPW in Lawton Luncheon
Officers of 21 Comanche county farm women's clubs attended Lawton BPW's first postwar farm women luncheon in the Old South cafe. More than 190 farm women and club members heard talks from county council federation officers and recognized rural efforts to improve farm communities and health, food preservation, home crafts, and 4‑H sponsorship.
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Comanche County Farm Women
Lawton Business
Old South
Lawton Club
County Council
O! Federated Name Demonstration Clube
J. W. Storer
Messing Club
Beromn
BPW
Lawton
Womens’ Club
Order Halts Trapping Of Game Around Lake Lawtonka
Oklahoma official announces a regulation from the fish and game commission banning trapping of deer and coon near Lake Lawtonka. State and federal wildlife officers had trapped around the lake, but patrolman Joan Frampton notes no traps set on the watershed since last fall.
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Rtate
Charles G. Ozman
Oklahoma Fish and Game Commission
Lake Lawtonka
Lawton
Ozman
Joan Frampton
Cits
Framton
Cold Wave Develops in Canada Before U.S. Sweep
A new cold air mass formed in northwestern Canada and is expected to sweep southward into the United States this weekend. Forecasters warn of a renewed cold wave with temperatures easing briefly before another cold snap hits the Midwest and then the eastern seaboard by Saturday.
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Canada
United Press
United States
Werther
Almoxt
Middlewest
Seaboard
Ipswich Dairy Uses Salem Patrol Wagon for Milk Delivery
In Ipswich Massachusetts the dairy shifts milk deliveries to a discarded patrol wagon once used by the Salem police. A paid driver named Jeff Doft faces challenges as an old weary night crew mutters attempts to climb in the back while claiming they will quickly quit.
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Ipswich
Mass
Salem Police Department
Blo Ia
Jeff Doft
House Demos Drive Against GOP Tax Plan
The House Democrats press the opposition to a 20 percent across the board income tax cut while Secretary Snyder hints at a long range plan including possible community property tax concessions. The debate centers on allocation of tax relief between married couples and single taxpayers with Knutson and Allen proposals debated by Gore Mason and others.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Ox House
Truman
Congressional Republicans
Knutson
House
Harold Knutson
Ways and Means Committee
Noah M. Mason
Leo B. Allen
Allen
Mason
Illinois
Albert Gore
Minnesota
Legion Opposes State Veterans' Cash Bonus Plan
Oklahoma City February 1 Am Legion legislative chair Milt Phillips says the organization opposes a proposed House bill for a $100 to $200 cash bonus for World War II veterans. Dick Riggs Lawton sponsors the measure with the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Phillips, former state soldiers relief chairman and Seminole publisher, calls it a money grab.
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Okklahoma City
Milt Phillips
American Legion
Okahoma
House of Representatives
Dick Riggs
Lawton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Phillips
State Soldiers Relief Commission
Legion
Son Beaten Turns Violent Killing Father in Home
In Oatesville Pennsylvania on February 5 a 15 year old high school student Joseph Daniels Jr shot and killed his father with a double barrel shotgun after being beaten with a strap for poor marks at school. Police say the youth waited in the living room several hours and then fired when his father entered. The boy repeatedly said I had the fun with me all evening. The door opened. I heard a noise. Then I saw him on the floor.
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Oatesville
Joseph Daniels, Jr
Maria
Safecracker Halts Job As He Decides To Reform
Stanley Bohia of New Briar Conn was mid crime at the Gingras Empress Co office when he called police to surrender. A judge ordered Boden held for the grand jury even though no crime occurred.
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Safecracker
Springfield
Mass
Stanley Bochia
New Briar
Conn
Gingras Empress Co
Cal
Boden
Underwater Demolition Swimmers Test Suits
LITTLE AMERICA February 4 Delayed report describes fifteen underwater demolition swimmers testing green rubber suits and long underwear in milky Bay of Whales slush. They traveled 19 000 miles for the cold water swim test of a cold water bathing suit developed for the invasion of Japan. All but four of the five man teams completed 20 minute immersions in a cove filled with slush and killer whales.
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Little America
Bay of Whales
Japan
Wagner Act Repeal Sought In Congressional Hearing
Rep Hoffman proposes outright repeal of the Wagner labor relations act as House labor committee opens hearings on labor bills. Landis calls for changes and blames White House advisers for strikes. testimony covers applying laws to multi state producers and essential industries and critiques of NLRB.
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Washington
Rep
Hoffman
R-Mich
House Labor Committee
Say
Michigan
Landis
R-Ind
White House
Truman
Wilson
Tevo
Senate Labor Committee
GO. EB. Wilson
General Motors
Congress
Hartley
R-Nj
House Group
House
House Committee
Labor Department
Frente Landis
Blouk
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
United States
Local Artist Leslie Powell Visits Parents After Field Trip
Local painter sculptor and industrial designer Leslie Powell, gaining recognition, spends six weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Co Powell 0110 before returning to his New York studio. A previous article omitted Mrs Powell's name by mistake. Powell completes sketches forPortfolio translations upon return.
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Leslie Powell
Lawton
Co. & Powell
New York
Shipley presses forward in bid to repeal Oklahoma liquor laws
Oklahoma Representative Bill Shipley a Morris school teacher and two other young lawmakers introduced a bill to make whiskey drinking in Oklahoma precarious. The measure imposes stiff fines and jail terms and adds penalties for those who do not reveal sources of whiskey. It also allows county and city officers to be removed for not diligently enforcing the dry law and targets county attorneys who fail to prosecute violators. Shipley with Lownie Brown McAlester Owen Taylor Lawton authored the repeal resolution now rejected by the house(score not provided).
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Oklahoma City
Bill Shipley
Morris
Shipley
Oklahoma
Lownie Brown
McAlester
Owen
Taylor
Sallisaw
Rendy Dry
Charles Ozman
Lawton
House
Claud Thompson
Anters
Prohibition Enforcement Committee
Truman Seeks Succession Change to Elevate Speaker
President Truman urged Congress to modify the line of succession placing Republican Speaker Joe Martin after the vice president. He said a democracy should not permit the president to nominate his immediate successor and noted George Marshall would move to the White House if a vacancy occurred before the 1948 election.
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Truman
Congress
Joe Martin
Martin
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Marshall
George Marshall
White House
Trenmann
House
Mde
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Sam Reyburn
Injuries Fatal To Lester Tabbytite
Lester Tabbytite a 20 year old Walters veteran of combat and occupation duty died at 9 p m in a local hospital from injuries suffered in a Monday night automobile crash near Comanche He had served in Italy Austria and Germany with units of the 94th Infantry and 57th Signal Battalion He was born July 21 1926 and survived by his parents and two injured companions The story notes additional survivors on page 2 column 6
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Lester ‘Tabbytite
Walters
Europe
Tueaday
Om Leoal Hospital
Canmnn
Young Tabbytite
Tabbytite
Comanche
Mime White
Waleters
Wilford Tabby- Cile
Wollers
Kiowa
Italy
Austria
Germany
57Th Signal Battalion
Walters Independent Baptist Church
Girl Keeps Seeing Eye Dog Bids Farewell to Friends
A sixteen year old blind girl, Patsy Ruth Were, chose to keep her seeing-eye dog Tucky and abandon her school social life. The city board of education barred the dog from school, promising to send a helper to her trailer home.
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Angeles
Patsy Ruth Weregas
Tucky
City Board of Education
GOP Senators Push Bill To Kill OPA And End Rent Control
Three Republican senators introduced legislation to abolish the Office of Price Administration and end federal rent control on April 30. The bill, led by Kenneth Wherry with John J. Williams and Arthur V. Watkins, would force state legislatures to pass rent-control statutes to keep ceilings.
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GOP
OPA
Washington
Kenneth 8. Wherry
Neb
John J. Williams
Del
Arthur V. Watking
Utah
Wherry
Senate Republi
Judge Floyd L. Jackson Visited Anadarko Rotary Club
Lawton District Judge Floyd L. Jackson, of Lawton, attended a luncheon meeting of the Anadarko Rotary Club today. He is a member of the Lawton club and previously belonged to the Walters club before moving to Lawton.
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Floyd L. Jackson
Lawton
Anadarko
Truman Urges Bipartisan Support for Trade Policy
President Truman seeks genuinely national bipartisan backing for the administration foreign trade program. He urges unity in Congress to back UN efforts and U S participation, while warning Republicans about dangers to international economic policy and Geneva negotiations on tariff cuts.
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Truman
Solons
Washington
Congress
U. S
United Nations
Geneva
United States
Fuman
General Assembly
U.S
U. S&s
Rev Harry Hamblen to Speak at Friday Chamber Luncheon
Rev Harry Hamblen former Lankon minister and army chaplain will address the Friday Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Old South cafeteria He is a former pastor of Central Baptist Church recently separated as lieutenant colonel and served overseas with V Corps chaplain John Theathley will oversee attendance
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Harry Hamblen
Chamber of Commerce
Old South
Hamblen
Central Baptist Church
V Corps
John Theathley
Mrs. Minnie Williams Dies in Cache
Mrs. Minnie Williams about 75 died at her Cache home. Special services planned likely Thursday at Cache Assembly of God. Rev. Carlington will conduct. Funeral handled by Cache Funeral Home. she had lived in Cache about 15 years and earlier lived alone.
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Cache
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