New U S Foreign Policy Blames Soviets For Postwar Struggles
Washington dispatch reports a State Department outline of postwar policy accusing the USSR of failing to cooperate for peace. The document blames Soviet noncompliance on demilitarization of Germany and a drive to secure a German regime friendly to Moscow, urging treaties to withdraw occupation forces and restore peacetime economy.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
United Nations
Germany
Ussr
Austria
Korea
Japan
Europe
Hell's Wheels Rollin Again In War Time Exercise
Six thousand men of the second armored division prepare for action in Operation Seminole a large scale peacetime test of the unified command. Assault waves from a sea borne task force secured a beachhead on the northwest Florida gulf coast yesterday. Delays came from a dispute between army and navy commanders over whether to send mobile equipment through the surf intact.
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Panama City
Second Armored Division
Unified Command
Florida Gulf Coast
Navy
Jio
Lst’s
Corris Bon
Secretary of Army
Kenneth Moy
County road tour sets plan to claim funds for repairs
Federal state and local officials began a toll of 84 miles of repaired western county roads with a potential $32,000 federal claim. PRA director William Cap Smiley led the delegation including Oklahoma highway officials and county leaders. An eastern side claim of £24,000 for 22 mills was also noted amid rising prices that could boost project costs by 25 percent.
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William Cap Smiley
Public Roads Administration
Fort Sill
Okliahoma Hileway
Tom Moran
Anedarko
County Commassioners
Pate Wran
Bill Kleeman
E. L. Wo¢rner
Fort Worth audience pleased with Miss Truman concert
Margaret Truman’s southwest debut drew mixed reviews but a warm reception from the Fort Worth audience of about 3 thousand. Critics C Clyde Whitlock and Pericles Alexander favored the lighter numbers over the Mozart excerpts and noted the vocalist’s pleasant, understandable delivery.
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Fort Worth
Miss Truman
Port Worth
Tex
Miss Margaret
Truman
Southwest
Clyde Whitlock
Walters Rites Held For Gilbert W. Randall
Walters service for Gilbert W. Randall 77 retired Cotton County farmer was held in the First Mashed Watch with Rev. Keith Kelly officiating. Randall born November 20 1869 in Indiana spent years as an Oleline Noma farmer and retired in Wile berg. Burial in Wallers cemetery directed by Poarsen funeral home. Bell reports earnings New York Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. reported net income for the year ended Sept 30 of 14 438 193 versus 20 025 328 for 1946.
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BELL
New York
Southwestern Bell Telephone
High Honor To Be Accorded Father Charles Wednesday
Father Charles Van Hulse a longtime Oklahoma priest will receive a Golden Jubilee pontifical Mass at 10 a.m. in Blessed Sacrament Church Lawton with Bishop Eugene J. McGuinness presiding. About 600 clergymen expected. three Lawton brothers and two Comanche county priests will participate. The 50 year career spans two continents including Indian Territory pioneer days and service in World War II.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Eugene J. McGuinness
Blessed Sacrament Church
Seventh
Gore
Ben Hulshof
Lawton Brothers
Comanche County
Rupert
Leo
Urban
Landoll
Michael E Nanvec
Sterling
Ferdinand Mies
Stering
Charles
Irdian Territory
Louvain
Theo Meerschaert
United States
Qutcher
Guthrie
Apon
Plains
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Kansas Line
Canadian River
Arkiungus
Bristow
Une
Burglars Loot Fort Sill Post Exchange in Nighttime Heist
Intruders broke into the Main Post Exchange at Fort Sill during the night and fled with an undetermined amount of jewelry after an apparent attempt to crack a sale using PX cash. Military authorities launched a full investigation after discovery at 6 am, noting fingerprints and a damaged safe as key clues.
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Fort Sill
Conservative Trend Seen In Elections In Scotland
London dispatch reports 69 Scottish cities and towns held municipal elections seen as a barometer of public reaction to Prime Minister Attlee's Labor government. Voter sentiment favored conservative candidates except in industrial Glasgow, with predictions of a rightward shift mirrored in England and Wales.
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London
Scotland
Addea
Glasgow
Tengland
Wales
Strike Hits Milan Bakery After Worker Firing
In Milan on November 4, about a thousand pastry workers walked out for a fourth day protesting the discharge of an employee who ate two pastries. The stoppage at the large pastry plant disrupted production as union action continued.
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Italy
Milan
Tal
Thuy
Cameron to choose homecoming song Friday parade planned
Cameron high school prepares a homecoming parade through Lawton with Cameron and Lawton bands plus Lawton firms invited to participate. Dean Lee McDonald and Max Brockle coordinate entries with a 945 am student program by Cameron College band director Harry Knight. Students will submit words for the chosen song as the plan unfolds.
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Cameron
Towna
Oklahoma
Lawton
Eile
Dente
Max Brocle
Parache Omrarghiol
Tari
O'Elaule
Sevond
Harry Knight
Camecsa College
Chinevan Son
Suspect's Arraignment Delayed in Atomic Secrets Theft
Ernest D. Wallis of Chicago, accused of stealing atomic secrets from the Los Alamos project, had arraignment postponed indefinitely. The delay came as his wife lay seriously ill. Wallis, a former Army sergeant, was arrested July 12 after allegedly removing photographs from the base.
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Santa -Pe
N. M
U. 3
Everett Granthazn
Ernest D. Wallis
Chicago
Wallis
Mississippi Senate Seat Open as Bilbo Fades
Mississippi voters faced a five to pick a successor to the late Theodore G Bilbo with six candidates including John Rankin and Strom Thurmond era figures. Turnout varied with heavy voting in some cities and light in others amid a nationwide off year election.
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Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Kentucky
Bilha
Jaelsann
Lincoritha
New York State
New York
Indiana
Ohio
U. S
House of Representatives
Posters For Food Drive Reach City Officials
Posters for President Truman's food savings program arrived today at City Hall and will be distributed through the relief program. Chairman Ed Gartrell plans to have them ready for session next week. Large posters bear the slogan Save Meat Save Wheat Save Livelihood.
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Truman
George Hutchin
Ed Gartrell
Oa Velen Pinto Ely
Flatellina Smhl Shay
Head Named Chief Of Indian Office At Oklahoma City
Secretary of the Interior A. Bede today appointed William W. Head director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Oklahoma City office. Trent, acting director since July 1948, will oversee expansion and creation in the Oklahoma district. Head has been superintendent of the Colville Indian Agency in Neapolem Washington.
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Nav
A. Bede
William W
Oklahoma City
Ovla
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Dever FP
Trent
Aceon
Oklahopiwn
Colville Indian Agency
Neapolem
Waah
Polish Peasant Party Chief Plans Trip To United States
Polish Peasant Party leader Mikolajczyk announced in London that he would go to the United States. He was flown to Britain from the German zone after fleeing Poland and arriving Saturday following a dramatic crossing of the Soviet zone.
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Polish Peasant Party
United States
London
ILM
Stania Jan Mikolajaczyk
Poland
Polog
Unite States
Mikolajczyk
Britain
Germany
Solons Study Tax Reform Proposals For Special Session
A citizen advisory panel on taxation urged lowering individual income tax rates for all while weighing the cost of living for lower earners. AFL official Matthew Woll led a minority report opposing the majority's plan. The Ways and Means Committee plans hearings through January and aims for passage by mid-March. The panel also examined whether farmers cooperatives should be taxed like corporations.
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API
Citizens Advisory Committee On Taxation
Matthew Woll
AFL
Labor
Woll
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roswell McGill
The
Treasury
Knutaoh Wanty
Ways and Means
Congress
Knutson
R-Minn
Farmers Cooperative
A. Lee M. Wiggins
Wiggins
McGill
APL
McGill and Woll
Wiegins
Quashina Of Charge Questioned In Gambling Case
Attorneys argued Friday on a motion to quash the complaint against W. G. Snell of Lawton for operating a gambling establishment. The defense contends the case violates the constitution by using self incriminating evidence Snell gave in a prior trial. Judge Col Porbie considered whether to rule on the motion as the five men linked to the case faced charges or pending outcomes.
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W. G
Dick” Snell
Lawton
Snell
John W. Tyree
Ralph H. Cline
Mppanis
Tury
Seasion
Robert J. Bunyan
State
MacArthur Expected To Seek Republican Nomination
Milwaukee November 4 leading MacArthur supporter Livising Hoyt says General MacArthur will accept the Republican nomination if offered. Hoyt, longtime head of Wisconsin MacArthur for President club, cites recent calls and past ties to the Milwaukee area.
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MacArthur
GOP
Milwaukee
Douglas MacArthur
Hoyt
Wiscanaln
Iam
General MacArthur
Cameron Area Considers New School Site
The Cameron Board discussed a possible new school on a tract near the Cameron campus owned by John White. The site could serve the district with a junior or senior high facility, as transport needs for local students were already growing. The board approved bus use for Tonya Ton? band trips and planned further talks with the owner to confirm feasibility for a public school.
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Cameron College
Niin
Lawton Elly
Bowrd
Cameron
John White
Ensigh
Shoemaker
David Sly
Tony
Lawton High School
Chickasha
Death Blamed On Overwork For Ex Ambassador
Former ambassador John G. Winant died by suicide in Concord New Hampshire after overwork shattered nerves. He used a second pistol after the first failed to discharge and fired into his brain. Funeral plans were announced for St Paul’s Church with burial at Blossom Hill Cemetery. Authorities said no notes were found.
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Concord
N. H
John G. Winant
Great Britain
James W. Jameson
Witant
Fred
St. Paul's
Blossom Hill
Raymond K. Ferlkins
Sileide
Garrabe
Clarence B. Butterfield
Rites Wednesday For J W Smith Kiowa County Pioneer Dies
Jance William Smith 1-year-old retired farmer dies after long illness at his Kiowa county home in 802 McKinley Fort Worth Texas area resident since 1920 He was born January 7 1874 near Nashville Tennessee Survivors include his wife five daughters and thirteen grandchildren with three brothers noted Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the United Church of Christ.
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William Smith
McKinley
Kiowa County
Lowton
Mr. Smith
Nashville
Monroe Savage
Fort Worth
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