Jewish Republic Faces Heavy War Costs and Austerity
London reports Israeli sources say wartime operations cost the Jewish Republic about 20,000 dollars per hour with two thirds of the budget for defense. Officials expect over 1 billion dollars in needs in coming years, with half from abroad. Development plans focus on industry, imports will exceed exports, and immigration costs rise. The British blocked Palestine sterling balances, and exports continue amid hostilities.
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London
Israel
United States
Ateast
Palestine
Britain
Israel Economy Tied to Arab Ties Warns Analysts
States warn that Israel's economy could reach 22 million dollars in value but depend heavily on close trade with Arab neighbors. Sources acknowledge that Jewish industry would be confined to a small home market without Arab cooperation, while overseas exports face stiff competition from industrial powers.
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Israel
Tito Faces Cominform Clash Over Yugoslav Policy
Reports from Bucharest say Cominform meetings may have occurred to discuss its dispute with Marshal Tito. The Yugoslav Communist party denies charges as lies and slander, while verification remains uncertain and Bucharest is noted as possible new permanent headquarters.
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Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Tito
Yugoslav Communist Party
Central Committee
Ocominform
Bucharest
Romania
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Six Priests Reported Slain by Communists
Vatican sources in Peiping report that six Trappist priests from Yangkiaping were killed by Chinese Communist forces. Escapees from a Communist prison provided the information, though details were scarce. The Vatican noted a belief they may have been stoned to death.
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Vatican City
Peiping
Yangkiaping
Vatican
Moutree
Truce Talks Move on Palestine State Plan
A counter proposal from the league's political committee envisions Palestine as an Arab state with Jews granted full citizenship and minority rights. Another Arab source says Egypt plans to invite 21 Western nations to a Cairo conference on Western and American attitudes toward Palestinian Arabs.
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League
Palestine
Egypt
Cairo Conference On
America
Holiday Outing Drowns Five Children in Tickfaw River
In Hammond Louisiana on July 5 a tragic Fourth of July outing ended with five children dead when a fishing boat capsized on the Tickfaw River. Father Luther Slade saved three of his own children and a baby. five youths aged 14 to six perished, including Slade’s niece Louise McLaurine and nephew James McLaurine.
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Tickfaw
Luther Slade
Slade
Robbie Jean Jean Slade
Leo Doyle Slade
James-Larry Slade
Louise ‘McLaurine
James McLaurine
McLaurine
Mississippi
McLaurin
Springfield
Horse Bluff
Two Victims Continues From Page One
A series of injuries occurred around midday Sunday at Lake Quansic Parker in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Tom my Rickey, 24, of Chickasha and Mrs H M Bynum of Oklahoma City were hospitalized for bites and burns. While visiting, Mrs Coleman of Tulsa and her infant daughter Phyllis were cut by water and scalding, with the child and mother treated and discharged later. Cecil Lewis, 19 months, of Shallow Water Texas sustained burns from hot water. All were treated at Southwestern hospital and released.
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Forbes
Tommy Rickey
Chickasha
H. M. Bynum
Oklahoma City
Lake Quansic Parker
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Hickey
Southwestern Hospital
Bynum
R. EB. Coleman
Tulas
Phyllis Coleman
Coleman
Cecil Thomas Lewis
C. R. Lewis
Tex
Fourth of July Holiday Observed Across Southwest Oklahoma
Holiday weekend brought few fireworks reports in the city under a strict ordinance. Families gathered on county roads after dark to enjoy displays. Most offices closed. county offices to stay shut for election day. Fort Sill personnel on light duty for the nation's 172nd Independence anniversary.
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Fort Sill
Statewide primary race and constitutional questions on ballot
The article lists candidates for the Democratic primary including Wilbur Cartwright, Fletcher S. Filey, Ora J. Fox, C. A. Gentry, and L. G. Burt, with votes set for tomorrow. It also covers three constitutional questions proposing a legislator pay raise, a six college regents board, and a new maintenance levy for separate schools. Four supreme court seats and one each on the criminal court of appeals and the corporation commission are to be filled.
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Wilbur Cartwright
Supreme Court
Fletcher S. Filey
Ora J. Fox
C. A. Gentry
Vinita
L. G. Burt
Tulsa
Constitutional Board of Regents
Criminal Court of Appeals and Corporation Commission
Peiping students riot over military training edict
Angry PEIPING students wrecked the city council chamber protesting a resolution to send them to military camps. Five thousand refugees from Manchuria surged police lines, toppled gates, smashed windows and furniture, and ripped wiring. Two officials were beaten. Police Superintendent Kao Wen was badly hurt. Placards labeled council members tyrants.
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Phiping
Manchuria
Kao Wen
Fatal Oklahoma traffic toll climbs with seven more deaths
The article lists several fatal and serious crashes across Oklahoma. Mrs Clinkenbeard and her son died in a head on collision near Bristow. Ten others injured were rushed to Bristow and Tulsa hospitals. Blowout near Gore killed Montgomery as his car overturned. Miss Burnett died after stepping into the path of a bus near Oklahoma City. Additional fatalities include L. R. Hicks and Earl Shannon. The year’s death toll reaches 228 versus 219 last year.
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L. R. Hicks
Russell, Ark
Earl Shannon
Walters
Ike Remains in Play for Democratic Nomination
Senator McClellan and allies push for General Eisenhower’s nomination at the Democratic convention. McClellan says Ike may accept if asked after January remarks. McClellan plans a seconding speech if Arkansas leads the roll. Florida Senator Pepper to aid as alternate amid tensions with Truman.
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Eisenhower
Arkansas
McClean
Alabama
Arizona
McClellan
Philadelphia
Florida
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Columbia University
Unclear memo on university event and student address
Fragmentary user text references spending time away from the office and a university address to summer students. No concrete facts, names, dates, or locations are discernible for a proper news item.
Personal Notices From Lawton Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Lee Cleveland of Dearborn route left Saturday on an extended vacation to California Oregon Colorado Salt Lake City and Washington points Mr Cleveland a civil service employee at Fort Sill Mrs Cleveland runs the Terminal beauty shop Mr and Mrs Jos Sisson of Oklahoma City spent the Fourth with Mr and Mrs Keenney at 705 E and Mrs Lee Eckles 1607 So Ninth Mrs Mollie Randolph Lawtons registrar of vital statistics returned from a Lake Charles La visit with her son Bob Randolph and family Mrs Glen Hoover Oklahoma City a former Lawton resident and daughter of Mrs Hazel Ralston 624 Summit underwent emergency appendectomy at St Anthony hospital in Oklahoma City in satisfactory condition
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Dearborn
California
Oregon
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Washington
Cleveland
Civil Service
Fort Sill
Jos Sisson
Oklahoma City
Keenney
Lee Eckles
Mollie Randolph
Lawton
Vital A Statistics
Lake Charles
Bob Randolph
Randolph
Robert Tames
Thomas Sidney
Glen Hoover
Hazel Ralston
Summit
St. Anthony's Hospital
Bombay Riot Flares. Hindu Muslim Toll Rises
A Hindu Muslim clash that began last night in Bombay had claimed 35 lives by late today with at least 95 wounded. Most victims were Hindus as authorities investigate the causes and aftermath. A separate study notes a bird migration theory involving Earth's magnetism.
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Bombay
New Yorker Bottle Collector Brin Builds Rare Old Bottle Collection
Leon Brin, a New Yorker and hotel club division manager, amasses over 200 antique bottles from pioneer days. He travels to shops nationwide, boasting glass statuettes of Venus-like figures, portraits of famous men, and chimneyed houses as ornate spout containers. Brin notes many bottles were saved as artful parlor ornaments a century ago, now prized by collectors.
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New York
Leon Brin
Brin
Schenley's Hotel
Divsion
William A. Adams
Change Made In Schedule For Harmon Park Movies
Harmon Park will show movies each Monday evening starting tonight to avoid conflicting with Tuesday square dances. Union Park movies continue on Thursday nights. Mrs Ruth G Spencer directed the park recreation program and announced the schedule change.
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Har Mon Park
Ruth G. Spencer
Harmon Park
Union Park
Lost 23 Month Old Collier Sought In Somerset Area
In Somerset Pennsylvania on July 5 searchers combed five miles of rugged terrain for 23 month old Collier who vanished from a mountain cabin near Kooser state park. State police and over 200 volunteers pressed the renewed hunt, sweeping brush for any trace of the child.
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Somerset
Collier
Kooser State Park
Man Builds Boat Around Drain Pipe in Milwaukee
Anchored Milwaukee reports John Masel found his 19 foot homemade motor boat framed around a vertical drain pipe, hindering removal when he attempted to move the craft. Masel’s first boat-building effort shows an unexpected pipe-centered construction in his basement.
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John Masel
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