Marshall warns aid delay may force higher emergency funds
Secretary of State George C. Marshall said delaying congressional approval for Europe aid could require boosting the $597 million stopgap. He urged quick action this month for immediate relief to France Italy and Austria and pressed for the Marshall Plan by March.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Europe
Marshall
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert A. Taft
Taft
White House
Truman
Congress
Progran
House Foreign Affairer Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harriman
France
Italy
Austria
Pete Ineman
D-Ann
Netlan the Jong
Moontha Frelades
Costa J
Germany
Japan
Korea
Marshall Plain
China
He Anid
Hurrivyann
Senate
Aged Protest Demands Protection From State Aid Cuts
Nearly 100 elderly residents from across Oklahoma gathered at the state capitol to protest proposed reductions in old age assistance, aid to dependent children, and blind grants. Leaders urged Gov. Roy J. Turner to testify before the public health and welfare committee as pension groups warned that cuts would jeopardize pensions and welfare programs.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Jolie
Chuckasna
Oklahoma Tetirement
Oichwre
Serpa
Funds Donated For Yule Lights In City District
Merchants in the 400 block north side of D avenue contributed to a Yule lights fund with total donations totaling 2 7 7 0 0 in Bs. Contributions listed by V. Sealt include Oklahoma Tire and Supply C R Co Franklin A B Drug and Transfer T Best Ever Co H C Johnston and other firms such as The Texas Co Chicka Cotton Oil Mill and Fairmont Foods.
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Fule Natriat Qradition Firma
Gibb
Sohinu
Cale Fermons
D Avenue
Foss Malson
Thomas Concrete Pipe Co
Sinclair, Refining Co
Mr. F. Cornforth
Fairmont Foods
Petrillo pleads innocent to Lea Act charge
James C. Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians pleads innocent to a Lea Act violation alleging attempts to force a radio station to hire unnecessary workers. His lawyer seeks an early trial and the date is set for December 14 after a hearing.
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Petrillo
Lea
Cricago
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
TAFT
Nonecesaary
Daniel D. Carmell
Walter L. Lybay
Jet Carmell
Carmell
Petrilin
DC-6 Planes Grounded Amid Fire Probes
Washington reports airlines worldwide grounded Douglas DC-6s after two in-flight fires. Douglas Aircraft Co recommends temporary withdrawal of the 65 million dollar fleet to curb fire hazards. Major domestic lines United American National Braniff Pan American Grace paused DC-6 service. 52 passenger capacity per plane.
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Washington
Sabena
Douglas Aircraft Co. Stsels
Dometic Lines United
American
National
Braniff
Pan American-Grace Airways
Douglas
President Truman plane grounded amid safety concerns
The White House announced the grounding of President Truman's four engine plane the Independence a DG 6 at the request of Douglas Aircraft Corp. Assistant press secretary Ayers said the pilot Lt Col Henry Ty Myers noted the Independence will stay grounded until the company confirms no danger remains in the aircrafts structure and operation.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Independence
Bhen Ayers
Pres
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Cal. Henry Ty
Hank) Myers
Grounding Calls Follow Airline Fire Incidents
Grounding recommendations accompany reports of a United Airlines DC crash in Bryant Canyon Utah with 12 dead. An American Airlines DC with a fireboard made an emergency landing at Gallup New Mexico without injuries among 24 aboard as investigators probe the fire source. The Ney Muslua mishop investigation continues to shed light on the Utah crash and prior events.
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American Airlines
Gallup
N. M
Siny
United Airlines
Tornado Injures 13 Soldiers in Northwest Florida
A pair of tornadoes struck northwest Florida injuring thirteen soldiers and eight other people. Among the injured is D. M. Hayles of Cardell Oklahoma who suffered a chipped pelvis and second degree burns when a vehicle overturned.
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Blgin Fiwild
Fla
Florida
Pie
D. M. Hayles
Cardell
Okla
Bohannon Returned to State Penitentiary from Mobile
Bohannon, once recaptured near Mobile after escaping McAlester prison on Labor Day, is being escorted back to McAlester by federal authorities. He will be placed in solitary confinement upon arrival.
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Mccalester
Oklo
Mohlie
Ala
Julius Bohannon
McAlester
Mobile
Clarence Burford
Bohannon
McAlester Prison
Hospital Meeting In Lawton Court Room Tonight
Schedule shows a proposed community health project discussed in a Lawton courtroom tonight. County board of commissioners called the meeting with five representatives from each district on the committee. Mayor George Hutchina will conduct, with health department and Sanitarian Hardy Watson expected to attend.
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Lawton Diatelia
State Health Department
County Board of Commissioners
George Hutchina
E. P. Hathaway
Hardy Watson
EB. L. Woesner
Pete Wynn
Bill Kleeman
Anil
Missouri Bank Robbery Staged By Lone Gunman
Jefferson City Mo November 12 State highway patrol headquarters reported a lone gunman robbed a Seymour Missouri bank in the southwear Missouri region at 11 30 am today and escaped with an undetermined amount of money. Officials said they had not yet learned the details of the robbery.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Patrol
Seymour
Southwear
Missouri
Privgs
Soviet A-Bomb Reports as Russian Fishing Expeditions
Washington officials say many sensational atom bomb dispatches from Europe are primarily Russian inspired fishing expeditions for military information. The tactic plants rumors to gauge what each power knows about progress, test detection, and potential U.S. advances, with Prague and Transigeant cited as examples.
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Washington
Europe
WL N
Phinwthian
United States States
United States
Paris
Ryussian
Irkutsis
Prague
Moscow
New Mersea
Atomic Energy Commission
Three Jews Die in Gun Battle With British Troops
In a coastal plain house near Tel Aviv two Jewish girls and a youth were killed during a clash with British troops believed to target an Irgun hideout. Two more youths were wounded and four Jews captured after army scouts tipped off suspected underground activity.
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Jerusalem
X Gun Hatha
Irgun
Zvai Lemumi
Ramank
Hezliya
Tel Aviv
Weather Bets Cold Drizzle and Cold Snap Across Oklahoma
Forecasts call for cold drizzle tonight with subfreezing temperatures lingering. Temperatures dipped to 29 then rose to the mid forties. forecasters expect a low around 35 in the Southwest while light snow may begin in western Kansas tonight. Government forecaster J R Lloyd expects moisture to ease drought conditions in the wheat belt, though amounts remain uncertain and depend on warm air from the south.
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Oklahoma
Cameron Aggies
Roosevelt Stadium
Wheat Belt
Kansas City
J. R. Lloyd
Kansans
Lloyd
Solons Told About Purported Hughes Offer To Meyers
Senate War Investigating Sub-Committee heard retired Maj. Gen. Bennet E. Meyers say Howard Hughes offered to give 150000 to the Catholic Legion of Decency to secure release of The Outlaw in New York City. Meyers, ex-air force procurement chief, said this was in addition to 100000 he would receive personally.
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Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Howard Hughes
Legion of Decency
Meyers
New York City
Air Force
Senate
Metropolis
Morgenthau Denies Bond Transfer Talk As Lie
Henry Morgenthau Jr calls Major General Meyers testimony an outright lie after being told Meyers discussed a multi million dollar bond transfer with the former secretary of the treasury in Washington. Morgenthau says the Treasury practiced discouraging bond speculation and preventing government bond speculation.
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Morgenthau
New York
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Bennett Meyers
Senate War Investigating Committee
Washinglon
Meyers
Morsgenthau
Meyer Testimony Reveals Hughes Offerings for Plane Pact Aid
Meyers, former chief of the wre Taree materiel command, testified he was offered money and a Washington post by Hughes during plane contract talks. He said Hughes proposed $250,000 to curry favor, and later offered $20,000 a year as a personal representative. Meyers, retired with about $461 monthly, said his health limited work.
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Wre Taree
Eneler
Moyers
Ayats
Kent
Hughes
Meyers
Ib Wong
Om House
Los Angeles
Mirgies
Washington
Air Force
Wright Field
O. Meyers
Foul Play Discounted After Woman's Body Found
LAWRENCE Kans Nov 12 Authorities discounted foul play in the discovery yesterday of a woman's body found under water in the home of a hydroelectric plant. The victim was identified as 46 year old Topeka resident Mrs Margaret Lineberry mother of three. Coroner Ray Cinek stated she appeared to have drowned. Andrew Lineberry husband said she had been missing since Monday.
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Lawrence
Kans
Viitim
Margaret, Lineberry
Topeka
Cormer Ray Cinek
Vwleting Niabanid
Andrew Lineberry
Lawyer Testifies In Snell Gambling Trial Deal Claim
The court hears a defense motion as W G Snell admits operating a gambling establishment at 302 C. Lawyer Charles McCuistion says he discussed immunity and leniency with Snell while serving as a former state prosecutor in related cases. Vernon Loveaul of Lawton testifies about being at the scene during the robbery.
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Snell
W. G
Dick) Shell
Lawton
Charles 5. McCuistion
John W. Tyree
Shell
Floyd L. Jackson
McChixtion
Jackson
McCuistion
Snez
Vernon Joe Loveaul
State Supreme Court
Snet
Delbert Smith
Buck White
Jack Greer
De Gaulle Urges U S UK France Alliance
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle calls for a United States Britain and France alliance to curb world Communism and defend Europe. He warns Soviet Russia poses the greatest threat to France and says a new world war is possible, urging preparation.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulley
United States
Great Britain
France
Europe
de Gaulle
Soviet
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Germany
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