U S and Soviet clash over Korea in UN debate
In Lake Success, Russia urged a simultaneous U S Soviet pullout from Korea and invited Korean spokesmen to join debate on the territory s future. Dulles rejected the plan, insisting UN supervision of elections and an independent Korean government before withdrawal. Gromyko countered with a Jan 11 pullout, while blaming the U S for the deadlock. Italian treaty postponement also passed in committee, with Latin nations pushing to soften terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
Korea
George C. Marshall
General Assembly
Brazil
Argentina
Farmers Wary Of Falling Hog Prices In Oklahoma City Market
Oklahoma City, Oct. 28. Farmers crowded the livestock market with heavy hog shipments as bids fell about $1.50. Receipts topped 1,100, versus the 300 to 400 offered on recent Tuesdays. Observers cited declining wholesale pork prices in eastern markets. Pork loin futures fell to $8-$9 in New York and to about $7 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
New York
Chicago
Congress Asked To Study Overtime Pay Provisions
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to consider eliminating the overtime provisions of the wage hour act that require time and a half pay for any work over 40 hours in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Two Local Men Named to Oklahoma Food Conservation Board
Milton Keating secretary of Lawton Chamber of Commerce and John Taylor of Mountain View Farm Bureau were named by Gov. Roy J. Turner to Oklahoma's 58 member food conservation committee. The panel includes Governor, U.S. Sen. Elmer Thomas, and Rep. Mike Monroney. Dr. John W. Raley of Oklahoma Baptist University will chair. Keating plans to attend the initial session in Oklahoma City tomorrow as a state chambers of commerce representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Keating
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
John Taylor
Moauntain View
Farm Bureau
Roy J. Turner
Oklahoma Food Conservation Committee
Oklahoma City
Kovernay
U.S
Elmer Thomas
Mike Monronay
John W. Raley
Shawnee
Oklahoma Baptist University
Keating
Capital
State Chambers of Commerce
Retirement Is Tough Job for Comanche County Oldtimer
Thomas J. Holman, a Comanche County pioneer with 44 years at Dolese Brothers near Lawton, retires at 70 and plans to take it easy. A Swedish native who began as a blacksmith, he moved to the U.S. in search of opportunity, married in 1908, and spent much of his career at the Dolese plant, with family ties in Lawton and Ardmore. He has filed for Social Security as retirement begins.
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Hhomas J. Holman
Comanche County
Dolese Brothers
Lawton
Sweden
M. Holman
Richard’s Spur
Kenyon
No I Smith
Holman
Anu Ana
Enogh
Thu Hla
New World
Land of Opportunity
Apa Arr
New York
Tia
Alta Vista
Kans
Blagolig
Dolese Brrtaees
Firat
el Cammy
Texas
Hi Campo
Mr. Holman
Buffalo Iown
Davenport
Ton
Ihelr Som
YMCA _ hotel
Chicago
Ardmore
Arbuckle
Hrdynen
Ard
Churchill Raps Labor Regime in UK Parliament
Winston Churchill urged Labour Prime Minister Attlee to remove price controls and abandon socialist planning, aligning with the United States to spur economic recovery. He warned that nationalization of key industries weakens Britain in crisis and warned of a "dark and narrowing tunnel" if policy continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
United States
Churchill
Attlee
Solon Reveals Trieste Fighting Update
Representative Marion T. Bennett of Missouri says ed?n soldiers were wounded by Communists in the Trieste area, amid tensions after Yugoslav moves into Italian territory. He asserts Allied military deaths have occurred and cites ongoing armed aggression in Europe. Page Two.
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Washington
Ost
Marion T. Bennet
R-Mo
Thornache
Europe
Second Film Writer Faces Contempt Charges in Congress
Washington October 23. Witnesses testified at a congressional hearing on Communist influence in Hollywood. A second witness faced contempt charges as the committee pressed questions about alleged attempts to take unions and capsize labor groups. Trumbo, a noted screenwriter, refused to answer whether he was a Communist, while attorney counsel advised. Another writer, Lawson, was charged with related conduct as the inquiry continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CUP
Holtswood
Congress
Reds
Trimbo
Daitor Lezed
Ameean Vetl
Tle
Trumbo
Lawson
Cohr Rowa
M Committee
Hughes Hearings Will Focus On Contracts in October
In a continuing series, hearings target Ken Inge on over EL contracts with a witness list including Hughes, the West Coast magnate, and Alera. Legislators question $10,006,000 in eaves and airplate contracts as part of a broad inquiry into labor and political spending plus connections to the American Federation of Labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
tIay
Ken Inge
Thy Wenate Wi Estillate Committee
Ali
West Coast Millionare
Alera Deelene
Ohn Meyer
Manufaeriers Tren
Right NABOR in 1947 Sin and Times Co
A compact note recalls NABOR’s stance in 1947 relating to the Sin and Times Co, highlighting archival context and surviving references from the era. The item points to organizational activity and media coverage without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin and Times Co
Ramadier Warns Of Civil War In France
Paris reports Premier Paul Ramadier warning that a divided France risks civil war and ruin. He challenged Gen. Charles de Gaulle as an enemy of the republic. In an extraordinary session the assembly debated backing Ramadier’s coalition and moving to appoint a new government. He urged rapid unity amid feared upheaval in Europe.
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Paris
France
Paul Ramadier
Charles de Gaulle
Joan of Arc
National Assembly
Ramader Insheurat de Guaile
de Gaulle
Cnmbliz
Europe
U.S
Seys
Agreement Reached on Bus Firm Rate Contract
A formal agreement was reached between a bus firm and authorities to implement a new rate contract. The document indicates the city will see reduced fares and a two year term with adjustments for coal and wheel costs. Officials note the measure aims to ease transportation costs for residents.
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Fort Silo Bus Co
Wal Tees
Fire City
Final Preparations For Big Offensive
In a tense lead up to a major action, preparations underway signal a significant confrontation. Military planners coordinate units and resources, while officials urge readiness amid heightened security. The report notes strategic moves and expected timelines as forces brace for impact.
Damage Set At 300000 After Woodward Gas Explosion
A gas stove explosion in Woodward Oklahoma sparked a major fire that razed seven Main Street businesses. Ninety seven residents were fatally injured and 450 injured overall as firefighters from nine cities aided, with Oklahoma City dispatching units. The blast originated in a shoe store and a second blast spread flames toward the mayor's department store, caused by suspected gas leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Okla
Texas-Oklahoma
Endesa
Oklahoma City
United
Ted Nawkanl
George Trego
Trego
Warin
Woodward Fire Injures Several In Downtown Blaze
Names of injured include John Laubhan H G Butler Jr Boyd Blacktop Willard Guthrie Jim Watson Goff Mia George Trego Kenneth McCollum. Red Cross units mobilized to aid victims as relief efforts begin. Low water pressure hampered initial containment while outside crews arrived. fire swept eastward toward the Penney building before being stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Oklo
John Laubhan
H. G. Butler
Boyd Blacktop
Willard Guthrie
Jim Watson
G. Ly, Goff
Mia
George Trego
Kenneth McCollum
Aterm
Fra
E. H. Smith
Woodward Daily Press
Tesnedo
Cub-Pilots Start Most Dangerous Part Of Trip
Tokyo Oct 28. The globe weary Cub pilots George Trum of Los Angeles and Clifford Evans of Washington DC began the perilous leg of their flight from Nemuro to the Aleutians. Takeoff at 8 07 Pacific from the northern route aimed toward Shemya about 1500 miles distant as two Far Eastern Air Force flights escorted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKYQ
the Globe
George Truman
Los Angeles
Clifford Evans
Washington, D. C
Nemuro
Aleutians
Holt
Thaler
Shemya
Far Eastern Air Force
Plans to keep city service centers open for Fort Sill soldiers
Local leaders plan a November meeting to form a joint board to run the Fourth and B and NA 4 BC USO centers after USC dissolved. Officials aim to keep Negro and white soldiers served, with possible transfer of buildings to the Department of National Defense or city operation funded locally. The effort emphasizes continued character building and racial harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Fort Sill
USC 4G
Board of Management
Fourth
Arlington
Ines Ix
Department of National Defense
Patton Blames Monty for War Slowdown Across Rhine
Philadelphia report reveals Gen George Patton Jr blamed Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery for stalling the Third Army’s Rhine crossing in 1945. He cited diary passages alleging Montgomery diverted fuel and munitions, hindered advances, and stalled tactics that might have shortened the war and saved lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George, Patton, Jr
Third Army
Rhine
Patton
Miritich
Bernard Pontgomty
Hia
Mov
Saturday Evening Post
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Rent Controls In Lawton Area Continue
Rent controls in Lawton and Comanche County are likely to be extended beyond the current expiration. The advisory board met Monday and drafted a recommendation to continue the Lawton defense rent control at least until early next year. J D Sanders will forward the recommendation to Frank Creedon, housing expeditor in Washington, for final action.
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Lawton
Comanche County
Pres
Wren
J. D. Sanders
Frank ‘Fl Creedon
Washington
Offichala
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Trieste
Russel
Trimba
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Lili Lawson
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Onda
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Uhcal
Bteer
Dion Card
Aly
Wuccens
Trumbie
Hi Nabor
Merine Col. Carrol Ripey
Melden
Moss
Bristol
Navy
Joseph V. Connely
New York Harbor
Tates States
Eer
John P. Brady
Church of
Ramadier
Charles Los
de Gevlie
Omine Hughes County School
Arate Treapers
Holston
Xereige Searls
Moe
Neuer
Willow
Tolvabh
Niles
Pana Fu
Ward
Penney Building
Woad
For & P. m
UBO Club Andirortin
Pewim Oetle
UNL
Archins
Monty
NW Patton
Bulge
Aumuet
Eddy
XIT Corps
Walker
Omar Bradley
Germany
Bradley
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