Solons Warned On Army Reduction By MacArthur
Washington reports General Douglas MacArthur warned that cutting Pacific forces below 400000 by July 1 would weaken military controls over Japan and Korea. Eisenhower presented the cable to a Senate committee while outlining army demobilization plans and noting MacArthur’s 1,164,000 strong force would drop to 900000, with key troops in Japan and the Pacific.
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Washington
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
LeTaps
Pacific
Japan
Korea
Supreme Allied Commander
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Isenhower
Eisenhower
MacArline Leome
Renora
MacArthur
Shan
Wewin Cy
Johnson
Report Of Probe Here By Mrs Bassett
Mrs Bassett presents findings from a county investigation as Mayor Glenn and Police Chief Dowling receive the report. Officials discuss grand jury actions, potential charges, and proposed reforms while detailing testimonies and ongoing inquiries into civic affairs and alleged misconduct.
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Jarers
Tere
Hi M Glenn
A.B. Dowling
Atrs
Bassett
Sude Conte
Dd Carros Bearlisy
Jaycees Host Rural Program With Local Notables
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a rural program featuring speakers Sgt Latere and Dr Caslox with musical numbers by Bill Osbors Carolyn Wilsing and Dorothy U1. George Hutchins will chair the ceremony. Members and wives of the Senior Chamber of Commerce are invited, with transportation and rider space arranged through the Chamber office at 6 30 p.m.
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Wl Howe
Will de Prestaried Suniel
Saleaied
Whis
Psst
Jinor Chamber of Commerce
Caslox Teh
Magtecen
Whoilenlertui
Will
Grigits
Amctic Ans
Bill
Ve Osbors
Carolyn Wilsing
Dorothy
George Hutchins
Min
Susior Chamber of Commmerce
Aestaon
Abe
Chambe Conmmeree
unclear military briefing from Honolulu after January 17
A dated dispatch from Honolulu reports Lt. Gen. Robert tichirdsen commenting on a mobilization plan and a court inquiry. Three enlisted men remain confined awaiting investigation while two others were involved in demonstrations. No charges have been filed against the men so far.
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Gourty Maclin
Honolulu
Robert
Tichirdsen
Inves- Vipin
Gol A Wilson
Ciuddig
Putie
Sid
Tresdhig
Lew
Eisenhower faces mobilization delays and cost scrutiny
A tense report notes Eisenhower’s push to speed mobilization encounters delays and budget pushback. Inspections of installations and complaints from officers label some as non essential. A Congress review panel and a Friday radio address seek to address the defense program and Army strength figures.
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Nemy
Bei
Eisenoower
Flu
Joely
Eisenower
Eisenhower
HL Lrouds
Senate
Girl 10 Rescues Brothers and Sister From Fire
Ten year old Malisie Shivers saved her brothers Billy and Levey and sister during a house fire at 7 belows past midnight at 2 South West. Mrs Mylus Shivers and Mr Jules Mes were inside the home when flames broke out. Neighbor Tiwana assisted as the incident unfolded and a local minister, Dag Godin, provided help.
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Witsle
Malisie Shivers
LouAver
Billy
Levey
Mylus Shivers
Malisie
Jual Mes
Shivers
Gwvay
Tiwana
Dage
Godin
Kimmel Says Naval Warning Insufficient
Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel testified that the Pacific Fleet was not just based at Pearl Harbor to defend Hawaii but to conduct offensive operations if war with Japan occurred. He criticized the warning and said it did not influence his decisions on Pearl Harbor defenses or potential prewar actions.
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Washington
Husband E. Kimmel
Paul Harbor
Bawal
Comiu
Slutenmenk Fy Leling Smalehouse Inquiry Coumirtes Brik
Davy Deyarknenk
Sbupahone
Pontbarker
Nin
Jemnniel
Usadhi
Seth Relyson Siuleral
Ask Avi
Moeold
Qo Bunk
Chen
Lite
Kimumnel
Rivkindson
Simmel
County Democrats Set Saturday Convention and Officer Elections
County Democratic officials announce a Saturday convention to select new officers and designate county delegates to the state convention in Olstalma City. The meeting will set the party’s platform and confirm the committee lineup for upcoming elections.
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Fahomil Gite Tiona
Darcey
Olstalma City
House Labor Committee Plans Action On Fact-Finding
Washington Jan 17 AP The House labor committee agreed to act before next Tuesday on President Truman’s request for fact finding boards to settle major industrial disputes. The move followed a push by Rep Landis to modify the proposed legislation and curb a 40 day cooling off period. Some members urged secrecy on committee deliberations while others pressed for public action.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Truman
House
neLing
Randolph
Lee
Landis
Landis CR Fnd), Who Tale de
Hong Bs
Uelien
Slitas
Randolph Tal
Strikes At A Glance By The Associated Press Now
Labor unrest spreads across sectors with 886000 workers affected. Major developments include Truman proposing a public interest wage plan if steel leaders fail to agree, while CIO and Fairless discuss 800000 steel workers’ pay. Meat packing talks involve ALF CIO as 263000 workers face slowdown. Western Electric talks involve 58090 workers. Auto talks between UAW and Ford hinge on a 194 percent wage rise amid GM strike of 175000 CIO workers.
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Meat Packing—Labor Department
ALF and
CIO
ALF
Ford And CIO Fail To Break Deadlock In Wage Talks
DETROIT Jan 17 AP Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Auto Workers remain deadlocked in their wage dispute after a second bar gaining session described as friendly. A UAW secret caucus discussed a top drawer wage issue while Ford offered no new concessions. A third session is planned for tomorrow as both sides seek a definite agreement.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Pard
Wis Pokesman
Ion
Wicoms
UAW
Roisman
General Motors Corp
Ford
Senko Cantany
Mfomed
Penyipetiy
OPA Sets Price Ceilings on 1946 Cars in 32 Models
OPA announces ceilings on 32 1946 auto models with increases ranging from 11 to 127 dollars. The government says costs from engineering and production will raise dealers’ prices, with Plymouth, Chrysler and Ford lines cited. GM cars to follow basic 2 percent overall rise, while specific options and regional adjustments vary.
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OPA
Ford
Studebaker
General Motors
Irs
Buick
Cadillac
SUM Mikes
Detroit
County Road Plan Sets $800000 State Aid Split
The counties of Commune and Cotton each receive an $800000 share in an IMG air to program with state aid funds. A project in each county is slated for primary consideration. Cotton County would see a $150000 bituminous surfacing from Phixtings northwest to Temple. The program covers postwar equipment and secondary road work with future additions under Sen. Logan’s recommendation.
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IMG
Tadiay
Comiunnhe
Niles
Oi Tuem
Willy Shigle
Grady County
Bill Logan
Logan
Cotton County
Phixtings Northwest Lo Temple
Scout Banquet To Be Held Tonight In Fort Smith
Boy Scouts from the Black Beaver Council gather at the Indian school for the 15th annual banquet. Dr. Dan C. Procter of Oklahoma College for Women serves as master of ceremonies with S J McFlines presiding. Stanley A. Barcis of New York, national director of interracial activities, offers the principal address. Awards for cubs and scouts include Veteran, Jubilee, training, silver beater and eagle badges.
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Black Beaver Counci
Boy Scouts of America
Fort
Sir Indian School
Dan C. Procter
Oklahoma College
S. J. McFlines
Ghickards
Couci
Stanley A. Barcis
New York
Intereracial
Ase Tivilius
Subeddalen
Sco
Truman Plan To End Deadlock In Steel Talks
President Truman urged the steel strike leaders to reach an agreement in private talks before he proposes a public plan. Kelly Fairless and Murray, labor and management figures, were in stalled wage negotiations as Secretary Schwellenbach appointed a fact finding board to intervene in the meat packing wage dispute. Government seizure was not admitted as part of the talks, with a key meeting set for later in the day.
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Washington
Truman
Dewalting
CIO Presi
Ing Philip Auturay
U. S
Interrean
Trumaun
Lewis Bob Schwellenbach
Freeeman
John Helnigs
Swift Was Company
CLO
Siri Studhsad
White House
Libor Schwellen Hach
Mangement and
Labor Representaives
Rosk
Mires
Murray
Wairless
Paul Seeks Post Held By Berry
Oklahoma City January 17 veteran State Senator Homer Paul of Pauls Valley announced his bid for lieutenant governor in 1946. As president pro tempore of the State Senate he acts as governor when both the governor and lieutenant governor are absent. He would not run against Berry if Berry seeks reelect ion but suspects Berry plans for governor if Lt General Raymond S. McLain does not enter the race. Paul would not seek his current seat after 1946, having served 18 years in the Senate and six in the House.
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Oklahoma City
Homer Paul
Pauls Valley
State Senate
Paul
Rovert
Werr
Gay
James E. Berry
Berry
San
U.S
Friends
Reymond S. McLain
Serges
Senate
House
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