Bevin Urges Redistribution of Fort Knox Gold
An analysis of Foreign Secretary Bevin’s call to redistribute U S gold stored at Fort Knox. The piece critiques the plan as a misread of U S monetary policy and warns it could raise American taxes, arguing Britain’s postwar needs are for food, machinery, and industrial materials rather than gold. It notes the Marshall Plan relies on self-help and questions the logic of exporting gold as a remedy.
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Thare
Bevin
United
Fork Knox
Buell
Fort Knox
Federal Reserve Banks
Walter Boaler
Enngland
Bavin
Potentamdard
Cnintmen
Rosyue Ald
United States
Europe
Manhattan panel says missiles wait as air power leads
Washington report by Douglas Larsen notes the President's Scientific Research Board finds manpower shortages limit guided missile development. Air Force experts argue airplanes remain the frontline defense, with universities needing higher salaries to attract teachers. The study projects a 1957 balance and about a ten year wait for fully developed missiles unless funding and faculty improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eiven
U. S
Scientific Research Board
Air Force
America
AAF
Hapa
Flving Costa
Actanan Natructora
Ill-tempered plea for gift of gold dims self-help hope
A leading European statesman, shaping policy, offers only a backhanded request for gold. The stance signals limited prospects for energetic self-help initiatives and reveals frustrations with funding or support. The tone remains cautious and critical of urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Lord Chamberlain bans Amorleno play in Britain
London dispatch reports theatrical censor Lord Ghamberlain bans Amorlenos petennial Tohadeo Road from public showing in Britain with no explanation given. Other incidents note county councils deem Punch and Judy cruel and barmful and educators urge suppression of Little Red Riding Hood for similar reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Doctor warns on German measles dangers to unborn child
Dr William A O'Brien explains German measles as a dangerous contagious childhood disease. Transmission in early pregnancy can cause cataracts and deformities. Incubation two to three weeks with a rash, swollen glands, sore throat, and fever. epidemics occur in cycles and exposure often leads to illness in susceptible children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaoonkin
Hlatchen
We The Women Hees on solving teacher shortage
A teacher argues parents shift discipline and home training to schools. She notes modern parents rely on teachers to manage manners, discipline, and even sex education, leading to larger classes and less attractive teaching as students arrive ill mannered and disrespectful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Dahvola
Army Orders Temporary appointments and retirements listed
The release lists numerous field artillery officers with temporary colonel appointments and reassignment to Far East Command, Korea, and other posts. Names include Col Yvan D Yeaton and Lt Col Edward A Banning among many, stating transfers from Forts and camps to Fort Hood, Fort Riley, Yokohama, Tokyo, and other stations with active duty changes and retirements effective Oct 1947.
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Yvan D. Yeaton
Effensive
Nelyy
James H. Houwye
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Fort Benning
Joseph W. Seales
Fort Mayon
Calif
Fort Lewis
Wash
Zane L. Anderson
Artillery School
Fort Sill
Olela
Camp Hood
Texas
Eugene V. Brigham
Fort Riley
Knn
James A. Salaza
Fort Lawton
1St
Guided Missile Bn
Br Artilery School
Drort Buss
Kenneth ML Minson
QMC
Fourth Army
4011Th
ASA
Fort St
Okla
Camp Lee
Billie Cole Wiliams
Miami
Fila
Army Civil Con
CAC
Fort Bliss
Karl F. Snearer
Wous Ocaf
Washington
Par East Command
Pokys
Japlin
Hugene M. Link
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Far East Command
Yokohama
Japan
Banning
Robert J. Jones
Fort Bilas
University of Missouri
Columbia
James M. Hall
Fort Ord
Tokyo
Thomas BE. Kehoe
Fort Jackson
Caribbean Defense Command
Franklin P. Miller
Wighington
D. Gand
Jain ‘NoSolla
Camp Istiuer
Bar East Command
Taraon, Jr
Fort Bragg
N. G
Manila
Trevor N, Dupuy
Whallington
2. C
Gordon
Wraser
Wralington
George R. Huntaman
Po Sul
Oki
Clarence BE. McCurry
Far West Command
Korea
Jack Briery
Turnace H. Brown
Howell F. Stewart
Fort Sin
Frank I Athanson
Fort Dix
Oldest royal residence in the world Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle served as a Saxon kings residence with a palace at old Windsor. William the Conqueror chose the site and built a castle later replaced by the present one, dating to the era of Edward II.
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Windsor Castle
Old Windsor
William the Conqueror
Delayed visit explained to friend due to lateness
The note discusses a situation where you promised to call at a certain time but realized you would be late. It advises preferring a friendly explanation over ignoring the delay and suggests apologizing and stating you will arrive eventually.
Continental Sets New Cargo Mark in Six Months
Continental Air Lines reports a record 49 466 ton miles of freight carried in the first six months of 1947, a 359 percent rise from the prior year. Freight revenue reached 14440.73 dollars, up 308 percent from the same period last year. The Kansas City Denver east west route carries about 70 percent of total cargo. Lawton regular air service is being sought.
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Continental Airines
John A Smith
The
Air Company
Kansas City
Denver
Continental Air Lines
Smith
Continental
Lawton
U S Statesman Puzzle Clues A Mixed Themed List
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to common abbreviations and proper nouns across varied categories, inviting solution of a themed word puzzle.
This Is Hollywood Mrs Jones Raspberry Pop Lifts Tonight
Hollywood discusses odd studio trivia including Tyrone Power drinking raspberry soda in Nightmare Alley and a stand in Christmas tree for The Bishop's Wife. Gene Kelly and the Nicholas Brothers perform a daring midair skip for The Pirate while 20 minute seasons reveal twin Brentwood and Malibu houses.
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Olly Wood
Hollywood
Mrs. Jones
Tyrone
Power
Salad
Gene Kelly
Nicholas Brothers
Gene
Vincent Minelli
Brian Donlevy
Brentwood
Malibu
Walt
Dennis O'Keefe
New York
Detroit
Washington
Bosston
Montreas
San Francisco
Star of Forest
Yelle Fis
Jones
Anne
Revere
Oscar
Brock
Indy
Yesteryears in The Constitution September 1927
The Constitution notes social notices and travel tidbits from Sept 10 1927. Entries include RS J E Blair and son visiting Tyler Texas, Mrs John Wilson's sister, C M Gliver’s Arkansas trip, a rock party for Gladys Perdue of Oklahoma City, and Mrs A H Stewart’s Lexington Ky visit along with Mrs Robert Thaman returning to Washington after visiting Walter Stigott and family.
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RS. J. BE. Blair
John Edward Jn
Tyler
Texas
Ora
John’ Wilson
C. M. Gliver
Silvany Springs
Ark
John Manning
Gladys Perdue
Oklahoma City
Mira
Boland
C. Baker
Lexington
A. H. Stewart
Robert Thaman
Waahinaten
Walter Stigott
Sam Botkin To Attend Chicago Religious School
Sam J. Botkin, of Arlington Street, is preparing to enroll in the School of Religion at the University of Chicago after returning from service in the Marines. He has been active in Lawton civic affairs, worked in real estate with his father Clark Botkin, and held posts at the Optimist Club. He attended Lawton High, Oklahoma A and M, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. he and his wife Patsy Horner Botkin will be joined by their two children, Toni and Trisha, and Mrs Kathryn Horner in spending the winter with the family.
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Sam J. Botkin
Arlington
Chicago
School of Religion
University of Chicago
Marinas Corps
Moale
Lawtes High School
Oklahoma A and M. College
Stillwas
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Daily O'Collegian
America
Botkin
Toni
Trisha
Mise Patsy Horner
Kathryn Horner
Okmulges
Stassen to Enter Wisconsin Primary Next April
Harold E. Stassen announced he will enter the Wisconsin presidential preference primary on April 6 as part of his campaign for the Republican nomination. He planned a major speech in Milwaukee on November 24, calling it his opening address in the bid.
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Stassen
Primsary
Wisconsin
Washington
Harold EH. Stassen
Minnesota
Milwaukee
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