Reds Play No Favorites For Slaves
United Press reports that Soviet Russia still holds prisoners from many European nations ten years after World War II end. Italians Belgians Dutch Norwegians and Danes among others are in slave camps alongside Germans Japanese and Austrians. Some were traitors others impressed into German service. The article notes U S notes to Soviet and Polish governments about Polish underground leaders and reports four American airmen held in Siberian camps. The piece stresses Russia does not distinguish by nationality in its slave system and cites a German woman prisoner and an Austrian archduke among those imprisoned or repatriated.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Soviet
Russia
Europe
United States
Red Army
Norway
Karaganda
Siberia
Red China
Sinkiang
Pacific Ocean
Baltic Sea
Japan
Germany
West Berlin
Vienna
Caution Urged Over Oklahoma Veterans Official Dismissal
McAlester American Legion leader Vern Harrison urged Gov. Raymond Gary to be cautious in moving to dismiss Don Davis as director of the Oklahoma Veterans Commission. Harrison suggested replacing Commissioners Frey Chickasha and Jack Newman Ponca City instead of removing Davis. Frey and Newman reportedly seek Davis resignation by Saturday while John McGinnis Tulsa opposes dismissal. Gary asked the commission to withhold action pending his talks with members.
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Oklahoma City
American Legion
McAlester
Vern Harrison
Raymond Gary
Don Davis
Veterans Commission
Gary
Harrison
Fred Frey
Chickasha
Jack Newman
Ponca City
Davis
Frey
Newman
John McGinnis
Tulsa
Eastern Cops To Quiz Ex-Convict In Slaying
LAS VEGAS NEV UP Raymond Wilson a Tulsa ex-convict linked to a $150000 Philadelphia robbery slaying was to be questioned by eastern police. Capt David Roberts and Sgt Pat Hurley flew from Omaha after Wilson and companion Frank Ellsworth faced arrest in Philadelphia case tied to widow Lulubel Hagar Rossman. Ellsworth released on bail. Wilson in custody. investigators note matching serial numbers of $87000 with funds from the Rossman safety box.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Raymond Wilson
Tulsa
Philadelphia
David H. Roberts
Pat Hurley
Omaha
Neb
Here
Wilson
Frank J. Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Lulubel Hagar Rossman
Roberts
Hurley
Ells
Rossman
Coach firm seeks end to Enid Seiling passenger service
Referee Carl B. Mitchell recommended the Corporation Commission approve Mid-Continental Coaches Inc to discontinue passenger service between Enid and Seiling due to insufficient business.
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Oklahoma City
Carl B. Mitchell
Corporation Commission
Mid-Continent Coaches, Inc
Enid
Seiling
Tulsa University receives Stanolind gift of land and facilities
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co donated nearly a million dollars in value to the University of Tulsa. The 23 acre site north of the campus includes 29 buildings, a chemical plant, reactor tower, experimental oil well and machine shops. Dean Langenheim notes much of the plant can be used as is and plans may move production and refining courses to the site.
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Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co
Stanolind
E. F. Bullard
University ‘Board of Trustees
Dean R.L. Langenheim
Tu’s College of Petroleum Sciences and Engineering
Jay P. Walker
Phone Employes Return To Work In San Angelo Strike End
The CIO Communications Workers of America reached a contract with General Telephone Co. of the Southwest ending a July 6 strike by about 300 San Angelo workers. Details to be released later. The agreement covers about 2,000 employees across 242 exchanges in five states.
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San Angelo
Tex
CIO Communications Workers of America
General Telephone Co
Southwest
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Housing Group Warns New Slums To Spring Up Soon
Chicago officials warn that public improvement programs like highway construction urban renewal and public housing will uproot thousands of families in three to five years unless displaced residents are relocated. The National Association of Housing and Redevelopment urged plans to move families to prevent new slums.
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Chicago
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment
Baptists Adjourn Tulsa Convention Elects Officers
More than 1500 Free Will Baptists end their national convention in Tulsa Oklahoma with election of officers.
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Tulsa
Okla
Itch-Me-Not Ad Offers Quick Scratch Relief
An advertisement promises relief from external itching with Itch-Me-Not. In 15 minutes after applying, if you still itch you can get your 40c back at any drug store. The offer is promoted by Gilbert-Woods Drug Co.
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Gilbert-Woods Drug Co
Edmond Salvage Yard Fire Destroys Tires and Cars
A fire swept through a salvage yard south of Edmond yesterday afternoon destroying 3,000 used tires and more than a dozen wrecked cars. Edmond firefighters fought the blaze for three hours before bringing it under control.
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Edmond
Okla
T Sgt Roy E Thompson Identified At Tinker AFB
Tinker Air Force Base identified Roy E Thompson 46 of Los Angeles as the airman fatally injured yesterday when pinned between a truck and trailer on the base.
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Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Roy E. Thompson
Los Angeles
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Harold Wilson
Kiwanis International
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J. Olen Conner
Conner
Tulsa University
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Tilt-down Egg Server
Wolverton
Sheridan Rd
Housing Group
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Dean
Doan
Aes
Western Field Shotgun
Leewards
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