Radar Space Probes Seen From Army Signal Corps
Army scientists foresee vast solar space exploration using radar to reach the moon and possibly Mars. They demonstrated high frequency pulses penetrating the ionosphere from Belmar New Jersey and envision radar contact with planets for mapping, atmospheric analysis, and topographical studies.
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Washington
Earth
Army Signal Corps
Moon
Belmar
N.J
Mars
Signal Corps
Los Angeles
Borne
Osborne
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Harry C. Ingles
Army
War Department
Traffic Commission In Lawton Proposed
Lawton eyes designation of 11 streets as through routes with added bus stops at distant corners and a city traffic commission. Engineer R L Burton and City Engineer Wyatt Hendrick toured streets to back recommendations stressing education engineering and enforcement to curb accidents and improve downtown access.
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Lawton
City Traffic Commission
R. L. Burton
Lawson
Burton
Wyatt Hendrick
Everett
Lee
C. D. Gore
Feriris
Laird
Horthwestern
Mrs Fields Pioneer Dies After Long Life in Lawton
Mrs. Fields aged 78 pioneer and member of the First Christian church for years died at 2 am in Lawton. Survived by son Raymond Fields and three sisters. Services Monday at hospital and burial in Haighland Cemetery beside husband and son.
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Letard
Lawton Sasocer Rind
Ineo Teak Tocut Hospital
Faltaching
Abrie Alesis
Piterly
Youle Ih
Dee
Lawton
Ane
Fields
Agen
First Christian Church
Raymond Figlds
Lantsny
Mare
Anc
Dita Ashley
Bath of Lange Beach
Cait
Jond
Martie Meluels
San Antonin
Whee
Ohier
Hell
Sertoon
Haighland
Band
Bruce Fields
C of C Committees Named To Serve This Year
The Chamber of Commerce announces 1946 committee appointments to lead work programs. Members include Frank Kitchens as chair and George Page as vice chair among others across Airport, Civic Center, Retail, Paving, Industrial and more. (See Page 2, Column 6)
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C. of C
R. V. Scott
Vehinirman
Ta. Gilbert
Vie
Ho Metinney
Luke Duff
E. B. Lacy
Clarence Soper
F.C. Dickens
J. Ky Traieck
Bill RitzjWwoller
Lloyd Aurell
Charley Safif
LG. Cale
E. O. Gibb
Allen Hilbray
C. R. Elsworth
T. J. Kelly
Dean Phillips
Arthur Lowi
Roy Stafford
Jexs Forbesd
W. E. Tomlinson
Roy Dunning
Chairrman
R. T. Carroll
Mile-O-Dimes Contest Scheduled Saturday
Lawton firemen and policemen will compete in a Mile-O-Dimes contest to raise funds for infantile paralysis. The board locations and participant groups are noted, with residents urged to contribute to the lawful fundraiser chaired by Ke Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Ure Mareh
Denes
Luirouga
Farebh
Gremen
Lelan
Aey
Ie Ag
Ke Stout
Conlust
Guy M Mullins Dies Thursday at 17
Guy M Mullins, 17, died at 8 40 p m Thursday at his family residence 2203 North ward after a several days illness. Born June 2 1948 he married Mrs Barbara Brawl on Sept 22 1945 and was a senior mechanic in the armored department of a civil service job at Fork. Surviving are his wife six brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending with Lawson Funeral Home and will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Mullins
North Ward
Ilness
Urwlen
Bbvica Brawl
Mullins
Civil Service
Fork
Armored Department
Lawson Funeral Home
Earthquake Shakes Zurich at 6:45 PM Local Time
A seismic event struck Zurich at 6 45 PM causing a brief tremor lasting about one minute. Emergency officials report no immediate injuries and advise residents to stay calm and await further updates.
Disputes Set For UNO Meeting Study
United Nations Security Council agreed to discuss military political tensions in Iran Greece and Indonesia at its next meeting. Russia opposed Tran dispute and sought to block debate while Vishinsky filed a five point reply. Council ordered military reps to begin work on security pledges by February 1 as groundwork for enforceable council orders.
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London
United Nations Securidty Council
Iran
Greece
Indonesia
Soviet
Russia
Tran
New World Peace Organization
Asdar
Enuieh
Security Council
Red Army
Alfairar
Anndrei Vishinsky
Lig Council
N. J
Mae Win
Australia
Vishinsky
Makin
Soviet Union
Nations join tribunal to try Japan war criminals
Russia and France and the Netherlands joined the international tribunal to try Japan's top war crimes suspects led by Hideki Tojo. The move ends weeks of uncertainty as the United States and China and four British Empire members had prepared for the trials, set to start in March.
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Russia
Tokyo
Jain
Pi—Ruavia
France
Nethelanda
International Tribunal
Japan
Hideki Tojo
wRe'g
United States
China
British Empire
Ning
Extensive Program Voted By C. Of C.
The Chamber of Commerce adopted a comprehensive 1946 work program at noon today in the Old South cafeteria. Submitted by E. B. Lacy and committees, the plan includes city park development, Indian land acquisition north of Lawton, hospital facilities, street improvements, hotel and golf course construction, a modern fireproof office building, Slop signs study, water system surveys, and coordinated efforts with county and army engineers. The group also plans decorations for the Christmas season and agricultural services cooperation, with a detailed road-improvement list approved.
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Chamber of Commerce
Old South
E. B. Lacy
Lawton
Army
Jon Nood Carerol
Warle
County Mandrity
King
Zoa
Colinue
Vebeyan Agenci¢S
Vorthe
Christmas Decora
Teo
Setudiest
Lewis Returns To Fold Of AFL Lewis Returns To Fold Of AFL
United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis and his followers were readmitted to AFL membership by a near unanimous vote. AFL President William Green announced the decision, citing miner support and a council seat grant to Lewis. Green said Lewis would soon return to U S duties to oversee council rulings for the remainder of the term.
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Lewis
AFL
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Young
American Federation of Labor
APL
William Green
AIP
Lewis Donnas
Grantlig
Lewiy
Green
Clothes Drive Pickup Began Early Saturday in Lawton Areas
H H Shore the county Victory Clothing campaign head urged Lawton and Fort Sill residents to bundle old clothing for early pickup Saturday. Trucks and volunteers will canvass the town to reach a 40 000 pound quota with routes from the city barn at 8140 a m. Cars will collect from the Frisco rail line to Gore and Gore to Feprig area, with pickups across north south and east zones. Residents were asked to have bundles ready and the weather was expected to be fair.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
H. H. Shore
Victory Clothing Campaign
Catty
Gore
Feprig
Iti
Kure ‘Ria
Hinity
Ris
I. G. Cale
Greater Lawton To Name Officers
Greater Lawton to name officers at first board meeting tonight in the Chamber of Commerce offices Warren hotel lobby Exall English temporary chair man. Officers to be created by the board. president and vice president chosen from directors. secretary treasurer may be any stockholder. Twelve directors will represent 268 stockholders. Board members chosen last Friday include Egat Ginglissy Mileeuc, Re E Glenn, Fred C. Larrance, 2echin Keanthey, J Co Kennedy, Ron Stephens, Roy Stafford, I Miller, Jimmy Blick, and Jake.
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Af Greater Lawton, Inc
Tow
Tipi Lia Lon
Huximexamen
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Hotel
Exall English
Greater Lawton
Corporation
Frieday
Egat Ginglissy Mileeuc
Re E Glenn
Fred C. Larrance
2Ehin Keanthey
J Co Kennedy
Ron Staphens
Roy Stafford
I Miller
Jimmy Blick
Jake
CIO Balks At U S Seizure Return To Plants
CIO United Packinghouse Workers balked at President Truman's seizure of the meat packing industry and voted not to return when government takes over at 12:01 a.m. local time. The union, representing nearly 200,000 workers, demanded wage increases before resuming work. AFL union leaders said they would support either side. Truman ordered seizure of 134 plants in 17 packing runs. Wage talks and terms under government control were left to be decided.
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Claire Coxx
United Press
Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Truman
National
AFL
Unin
Haddor
Worle
Unton
Lewis J. Clark
Ne Ciq Unton
CIO
Karl W. Jimerson
GIG
Lhw
CIO Union Py Usly
Cold Wave Targets Oklahoma With Snow Flurries Soon
A cold wave from Berean strong northerly winds will dip Oklahoma temperatures to 10 to 15 degrees tonight with wind gusts of 30 to 40 mph. Snow flurries expected in the north and central regions, minimums fall to 1?2 degrees across the south by morning. The cold to linger through Sunday with anticipated bright skies before a gradual warm up. Ardmore posted 38 degrees, Guymon 62 as state highs fluctuated yesterday.
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Berean
Oklahoma
Suite Weather Bureau
Tele Alain Ue
Sieieg
Ardmore
Guymon
Adequate Appliances Pledged for Disabled Veterans
Walter Burn head of the Veterans Administration promises disabled World War veterans an adequate supply of best quality and free appliances even if the government must run the artificial arm leg and eye business himself. Burn has lost one leg in an accident and keeps the other.
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Washington, Jan
Veterans Administration
Walter Burn
Bure
Short says he did not see notes on code destruction before Pearl Harbor
Lt Gen Walter Short testified to a Pearl Harbor panel that he did not view navy messages about Japan’s orders to destroy code machines and confidential papers. He noted his last Hawaii conference was Dec 3 1941, four days before the attack, and questioned why he did not see Washington to Hawaii messages from Dec 3 4 and 6. He said Adm Kimmel told him all important information, but conceded he may not have received those specific notices.
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Short
Washington
Walter C. Short
Navy
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Melangre
Hugebald E. Kimmel
Pacific Fleet
Johan W. Murphy
Shore
Kimmel
Ontying Islands
Guam
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Philippine
Marianas
Caroline
Pacific Ocean
Gilbert
Marshall
Wikini Atoll
Marshill
Traffic Commission
Mrs. Fields
Pioneer
E. Naertina
Neacidant
Frank Kitchens
George Pagevice
Ghat Ify
Dimotie Black
J. C. Kennedy
Jyler Witael
Exil Eng Yeh Fo B
Faces
Roob
Woo
Shelton
Doyle Willianin
RB Card Meure Frogge
Charley Wrde
Stess Porboss
George Threhins
al Saitin Sofia
Wilbur Lewis
Max Brook
Emmett Meee
Thair Miller
Hugh Corwin
Glen Powers
Harold Johnson
J. R. Reed
Wilbur le
Bill Thomas
Civic Center Group
Civic Center
Exal
Eng
Shareman
WPF
Barker
R. 2B. Glenn
R. B. McCoy
Ross Porter
Seu
William Henry Purnell Blandy
U.S
Ang
Hayy
NEAT
Zurich
San
Yuri
UNO Meet
Baby
Wayland G. Jiliain
Houston
Texas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mad
Gayton
Moston
Alfred Binloch
Maplhis
Seattle
Groeyerreolt
Disdy Hackman
Stanle, Wash
C. of
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FLD. TG
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