Dulles Eyes Korea Talks With Senate Panel Soon
John Foster Dulles proposes to brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after inauguration on Korea and other issues. The plan includes an informal session Friday with questions before his nomination as secretary of state is acted upon, with Democrats invited to participate and discuss the Europe trip.
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Cold Front May End Warm Spell
A cold front moves toward the Southwest threatening to end a spell of June-in-January warmth with afternoon readings in the 60s and 70s. It is expected to reach northern Missouri and Kansas tonight and push into Oklahoma and northern Texas by Thursday. Farmers welcome possible rain in Oklahoma and report moisture effects on livestock and wheat. Texas seeks warmer weather for green feed while December’s coolness slowed winter grasses and clovers. Presidio, Texas reached 81 the hottest in the region.
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Uganda bans European style dance in Buganda province
In Buganda province central Uganda an official decree bans European style dancing on Wednesday. The ban forbids dances where men and women touch and permits only traditional African dances with partners dancing separately. In Houston a burglary suspect dropped items as police traced him, including a pipe, flashlight, screwdriver, cap, shirt and shoe, and was caught nearby.
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Judge weighs meat law in rabbit sale case
Municipal Judge Andrew J. Howard faced a tough question as he prepared to rule on whether Solomon Segal violated the meat selling law by selling rabbits whole rather than by the pound. The statute requires all meat to be sold by the pound.
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Officials urged to copy files for swifter action
Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett advised incoming Republicans on handling government paperwork. He said an official who wants prompt action should make 30 copies, very prompt action 80 copies, and the most prompt result by making one copy or delivering it to the proper office himself.
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Water Supply Lines and Dam Raise Bid Notice Lawton
City of Lawton invites sealed bids for water supply lines, filtration plant improvements, and raising Lake Lawtonka Dam. Plans by Wyatt B Hendrick. Bids due Jan 20 1953 at 7 30 PM. Deposit required for plans 25 dollars. Owner may reject any bid. R E Glenn
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Oklahoma University Gets Cancer Study Fellowship
The American Cancer Society on Wednesday announced a 3600 dollar fellowship for cancer study at the University of Oklahoma Medical School. Dr Stewart Wolf said the grant funds research and also supports teaching cancer topics to medical students and residents while assisting in medical and surgical services.
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Oklahoma City Bookkeeper Faces Forgery Charge
Oklahoma City bookkeeper Ted Burkhart, arrested in Houston after a two year search, faces a second degree forgery charge for forging a $2,027.46 check deposited to W M May Livestock Commission. May’s attorney says an $84,000 shortage was found in March 1951, with Burkhart allegedly using funds to cover gambling debts.
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Air Force Tightens Safety Plan After Series Of Crashes
Rep. Short leads a House probe into military plane crashes prompting the Air Force to boost safety in the Northwest and Alaska. The inquiry reviewed 234 deaths in November and December disasters. Maj Gen. Roger Ramey testified that more personnel and equipment would be allocated to Alaska to assist planes in mountainous terrain.
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Short
R-Mo
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Air Force
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Alaska
Oase Armed Forces Committee
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Five Room Columbia Home Near Woodrow Wilson School
Real estate listing highlighting a large five room home located on Columbia near Woodrow Wilson School. Describes as a real bargain with prized location and potential value in a residential setting.
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