New Coal Contract Signed By Lewis And Operators
John J. Lewis and most soft coal operators signed a new one year contract effective July 1 raising the miners wage by 1.50 and doubling payments to the miners welfare pension fund to 20 cents per ton. One steel-industry owned mine group balked citing a union shop clause.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
Lewin
National Labor Relations Board
Harry M. Moses
Moses
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
H. Styles Bridge
CRNH
Weslfare Pension Trustees
Ezra van Horn
Goldsborough
Ilegal
Bond issue to be sold soon after voter approval
Mr. Woesner stated the $650,000 bond issue approved by voters will be sold soon. He invited broad participation at the July public forum, calling on all physicians and nurses in the county to attend.
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Ctcture
Woesner
Engineer Reservists May Apply For Active Service
Engineer reservists both officers and enlisted men may apply for two weeks of active duty at Camp Hood Texas from Aug 22 through Sept 11 announced today by the unit instructor at Fort Sill. In addition to regular pay they will receive mileage pay for travel to and from their homes at eight cents per mile for officers and five cents for enlisted men. Applications should be filed at the organized reserve headquarters at Fort Sill.
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Camp Hood
Texas
Fort Sill
Organized Reserve
Egyptians Fire On UN Plane Over Palestine Truce
At dawn Egyptian Spitfires fired on a United Nations plane used for truce observation over Palestine, striking it 13 times. The American pilot was uninjured. The incident was reported in a protest from Count Folke Bernadotte's UN Palestine mediation headquarters to the Egyptian government.
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Raodes
United Nations
United Sates
Palestine
Count Folke Bernadotte
UN Palestine Trace
Markets and oil stocks mixed as grains and cattle traded
Readable market notes show cream Bres hens and other feeds priced alongside cattle and hogs at Oklahoma City. Butter market steady in Chicago with futures showing scores around 82. New York closing quotes list broad stock movement with Am Airlines up and Chrysler down, while oil majors and consumer goods makers move on varied percentages.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Russians Strike Another Blow At Berlin
Berlin reports say Soviet forces halted food shipments from the Soviet zone to western sectors, suspending rail delivery and leaving 2,000,000 Berliners reliant on air routes. Western allies stockpiled supplies, while British, American, and French authorities consider higher action as Bevin and Clay discuss options.
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Berlin
Frank L. Howley
U. S
West
Navil C. DB. Brownjohn
London
Brian Robertson
Lucius D. Clay
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Howley
County Leader Defends Federal Aid Proposals
County official Morris addresses federal aid for education and Indian lands, praising direct mailing of funds while criticizing Congress for inadequate $5 monthly increase. He reports appointment to the House Public Lands Committee and continued service on the Democratic Steering Committee. He defends votes on education and defense funding.
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Democratic Steering Committee
Golan
Congress
Morris
Stock Movers Across Texas Markets Log Tiny Shifts
A brief roundup shows Swift and Co up 84 percent while Texas Co slips 63.4 percent. Tex Gulf Prod falls 23 percent and Tex Gulf Sylph edges up 1 percent. Tide Water Oil gains 4.07 percent, United Air Lines down 14 percent, United Aircraft down 1 percent, US Rubber up 1 percent, US Steel down 4 percent, West Union Telegraph down 44 percent, Wilson and Co up 16 percent, and Woolworth (FW) up 46 percent.
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Swift and Co
Texas Co
Tex Gulf Prod
Tex Gulf Sylph
Tide Wat A Oil
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
US Rubber
US Steel
West UN Tel
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Fire causes stove blaze at J T Elams home
Burning grease sparked a stove fire at the residence of J. T. Elam, 2403 A, around noon. Firemen extinguished the blaze with only minor smoke damage reported to the house.
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J. T. Elam
Notice to bidders for Apache junior high building
The Apache School District No. 6 invites sealed bids for a junior high school building in Apache Oklahoma. Bids must be delivered by 6 PM on July 2, 1948, with envelopes marked Proposal for the Junior High School Building. Plans and specs available from Baxter Marr. The board may reject all bids or waive formalities. Maurice W. Goodman presides.
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Lawton
Board of Education of
Apache
Okla
Bexter Marr
Board of Education
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Braniff Airw
Burr
Coca-Cola Blank Columbas
Hercules
Illinois Central
Int Harvester
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Net Can
Nat. Distillers
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No Am Aviation
North Ameria
Ts North Pacific
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Penney (Jc
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Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oil
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Seary Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Stand Oil
Cal
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Hammon Dey Cleaners and Fur Storage
Allies
Lair
Res
Timself
House
Anadarke
Truman
Jefferson County
Bob Gilbert
Andy Crosby
Stoorney
Morvis
County
Earl
Maurice W. Goodman
E Avenue
Centenary Methodist Church
Fabrica Southwest
Apleta
Istory
Furnitera Gohelsterz
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
C Avenue
D Avenue
Jarold
George M. Berry
Ruth Atkins
Mgr
Gerry's
Jewel
Berry‘s
J. Wiley Richardson
Holloware
Berry's
Berry’s
Berry
Jarold Shop
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