City Council Plans Street Repairs Progress in the Toledo Area
City councilmen extended the street improvement program approving an appraisers report on district 38 costs totaling 71 600 42 with individual assessments from 2 503 97 to 187 35 plus a protest hearing set for Oct 16. Standard Paving Co Tulsa won a 36 000 77 paving bid for district 45 while Layman and Co submitted 38 868 11. Protests on district 53 will proceed with standard procedures and bids open dates set for districts 48 and 54. Council discussions cover canal area needs storm sewers and hazardous alleys along Gore A and B. Fire department veteran reappointments and a real estate lease decision also appear among items.
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BP. m
Ferris
Victory
Standard Paving Co
Tulsa
South Sixth
Lee Boulevard
U. S. Highway 277
Eatimnic, Layman and Co
Business District
Columbia
Columbian
eDarborn
Cecil Easton
Chamber of Commerce
Nora
Wyatt Hendrick
Haslon
Chamber
Gore
Jon Irwin
Carson Smith
South Lath
Southwest Insulation Co
A. F. Hagle
Starroute
Lawton
Teke Lawtonka
Hagle
Public Property and
Tague
Lawton Fire Department
Jack Cease
Leroy
Hoss) Julian
Harris Hancock
J. H. Schlumbohm
Emme Troyper
E. L. Richardson
Ross Hanks
Alaims
Market report of Chicago and OK livestock and New York stocks
Chicago butter receipts total 304579 lbs with firm market. Fort Worth cattle calves hogs and sheep listed with varied ranges and activity. Oklahoma City cattle hogs and sheep clear mingled gains and losses. Cotton futures rise with mixed near terms. New York stock list shows mixed gains and losses across multiple major firms and industries.
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Fort Worth
Fort Worte
Oklahoma City
Helforg
Truman Urges Fast Approval for St. Lawrence Power Project
President Truman asked Congress to swiftly approve a U S Canada agreement to develop the St. Lawrence waterway and hydro power. He noted Canada has built much of its share while the United States must contribute and urged that New York state assume ownership of water power after construction. The plan would open Great Lakes navigation and yield 2 200 000 horsepower shared between nations.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Canada
St. Lawrence River
St. Lawrence
Adolph J. Yabsth
D-Ill
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
New York State
New York
Great Lakes
United States
Sard
Tennessee
Columbia
California
United States Army Corps of Engineers
Defendants Report To Serve Sentences In County Jail
Two liquor possession defendants began serving 30 day sentences after guilty pleas at the county court term. Ross Hinkle of Lawton was fined 200 and costs and four pints of whiskey were seized last July 23. Henry Pittman, 26, colored, received 50 dollars and costs for possession of four pints. Both were ordered to report to jail this week. A Lawton Negro man was held in the city jail pending municipal court on whiskey charges. Buck Jones of Lawton was fined 26 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Lawton Ellis will meet at 7 PM Thursday for a lodge smoker and Dutch lunch. City National bans bullrings for bi monthly smoker. Ralph Cline urges attendance.
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G. W. Horne
County Cour
Ross Hinkle
Lawton
Henry Pittman
Pete Fuller
Cast i
Buck Jones
Justice Court
Peace Justice
Manning
Lawton Ellis
Lodge
City National
Ralph Cline
Cline
Hospital Roundup of Admitted and Discharged Patients
Readable items show multiple persons admitted to Southwestern hospital Tuesday for medical treatment and several others undergo minor surgeries or are discharged the same day. Names include J. H. Greeley Fletcher Mrs Japp Mrs George Broome L C Crawford and others with addresses and medical notes.
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Personals
J. H. Greeley
Fletcher
Southwestern Hospital
John Japp
Euclid
George Broome
Gatefield
L. C. Crawford
Hingsbury
3 GI's Continued from Page One
Lt Philip Matthews of Bridgehampton said the younger Japanese suspect appeared to have returned the soldiers shots while seeking help. American ammunition was found in Tanaka s home but no Japanese arms or shells were discovered.
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Philip Matthews
Bridgehampton
Goldiers
Matthews
Tanaka
Cubs Beat Continued from Page 1
Cubs beat the Tigers with Newhouser pitching sparingly as Cuba scored seven runs on eight hits. Cavaretta made a great stop on Webb’s line drive and Borowy completed the play. Mayo struck out looking, then Borowy’s fastball touched Greenberg for a hit, Summers called it a foul. Fourth inning showed Hughes retired Cramer in center and Borowy struck out.
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Tigers
York
Horony
Outlaw
Misholson
Cubs
Boreny
Richards
Zeb Eaton
Benton
Webb
Hack
Jim Tobin
Lowrey
Tobin
Cavarretta
Pafko
Nicholson
Plata
Mayo
Cramer
Livingston
Greenberg
Cuiens Ying
Hughes
Borany
Jong
Pafka
Johnson
Cavarrelly
Cavarette
Stangston
Patko
Cancer
Secord
Bill
Crame
Gaes
Les Mueller
Piteh
Eborony
Conker
Hugic
Jett Center
Cuilenbine
Pafke
Caverretta
Parke
Hostetler
Hiughts
Cavaretts
Borom
Mueller
Ron
McHale
Exeter Webb
Pafiko
Nono
Newhouser
Big al Benton
Cuba
Cavaretta
Borowy
Umire
Bill Summers
Cullenbine
You May Be Continued as Pege One Sugar and Rubber News
The article reports expected sugar finds in Java Formosa the Philippines and possibly Japan aiding the war effort. It notes the Cuban crop outlook domestic beet sugar and outputs in Russia and Europe as favorable. Dutch authorities reveal 35 000 tong of natural rubber found in Java ports while US sugar allotment for 1945 was 9 000 000 tons with civilian rations at 15 pounds per person yearly and anticipated per capita use near 70 pounds including candies and drinks.
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Combined Food Board
United States
Java
Formosa
Philippines
Anderson
Russia
Juya
E. Co. Zirmamerman
Netherlands East Indies
New York
Coal strikes shut Great Lakes shipping and regional fuel supply
The Great Lakes navigation faces closure within nine weeks due to coal miners idle amid a United Mine Workers district dispute. Longshoremen strike spreads to Brooklyn and other ports, threatening shipping. Tugmen and port workers join potential action. Fortas cites coal shipment losses and suspension of overseas exports. Telephone workers plan strike votes affecting long distance lines under the Smith Connally act.
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Great Lakes
United Mine Workers
New Yor City
Brooklyn
Buffalo
A. Wolf
Oilers and Weathers
SFA
Abe Fortas
National Federal
Iriday
New York
Japan Moves to Convert Plants for Fertilizer Output
The Japanese government asked allied authorities to convert two former naval fuel plants at Vollmchi and Toke yama to fertilizer production to ease a severe food shortage. Production would reach 200,000 tons, aided by reclaiming farm needs of 1.5 million tons annually. In other news, Moscow outlined a four power control stance for Japan and a potential long range policy body to oversee postwar affairs, signaling cautious shifts in Allied governance strategy.
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Sapporo
Vollmchi
Tokeyama
Tatsuo Kawai
Esutoku Nishigara
United States
Sentra Jigison
Isi
Allied Command
Sadao Iguchi
Japanese Foreign Office
London
Moscow Radio
Ruyalhua
Japan
Pacific
Racio
U. S
Byrnes
Molotov
Britain
Russia
China
Iolatov
Council of Carelyn Affairs
Ita
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Allied Powers Discuss Postwar Japan Advisory Body
The four allied powers that defeated Japan plan to form a joint policy body to handle political economic and financial tasks after hostilities. The Soviet government argues a control government for Japan must first be established by the four powers, warning delays will create difficulties.
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Japan
Rommon
City Airport President visit shapes local project timeline
Senator Thomas and Mr. Keating met with General Devers and Major General Williams to discuss Fort Sill and the Field Artillery School. They expect to visit Fort Sill soon and will submit a report at Friday’s Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Senator Thomas
Keating
Jacob Devers
Fort. Sill
Williams
National Guard
War Department
Army
Congress
Fort SW
Field Artillery School
Chamber of Commerce
Byrnes Undaunted by Conference Yet Disappointed
Byrnes spoke before departure for Washington and remained hopeful about progress on peace treaty talks. He asserted that nations fully allied in the war must also shape the peace, noting Molotov raised no principled objection to a European peace conference but needed a personal chat with Stalin. Byrnes left Moscow convinced no major agreements were reached and anticipated a basic meeting of minds among Truman Attlee and Stalin before resuming negotiations.
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Washington
United States
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Funeral services for Jerry Mack Day held in Elgin
Funeral services were held at Elgin Baptist church for three month old Jerry Mack Day of Elgin. Burial followed in Elgin cemetery. The infant, only child of Mr and Mrs William Day, died at 10 am Tuesday in an Oklahoma City hospital. Wisener funeral home Fistber was in charge of arrangements.
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Jerry Mack
Elgin
Jerry Mack Day
William Day
Elgin Baptist Church
Elgin Cemetery
Oklahoma City
Wisener Fundal Home
Fisteber
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Mra. C. Stynelkosky
Mra. E. Goldfigher
Mra. J
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John ¥. Dueck
S. 11Th
Ted Warkentin
Rex Husted
Fort Sill Bird
Howard Cain
Frederick
Angus Hospital
W. Simpson
Jorn E. Terry
Karen
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Tex
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A. V. Simpson
Harvey Snyder
Hillington Field
Houston
Snyder
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Pege One
Sterling
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Cedar Grove Club
J. Vestal
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Fred Burch
Gotham Harbor
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Frank van Dyker
Andy Jordan
Safety Cab Co
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Hammon Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Plant
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