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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1949

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Raiders Grab 12000 Load In Wild Chase

Oklahoma City liquor seizure ends in a dramatic pursuit. A red truck and a 1948 sedan loaded with 3024 pints valued at 12000 were stopped near Shawnee after shots were fired on the highway. Sam Humphries and John Wendell Call were jailed on liquor charges. Call faced weapon counts.

Oklahoma City Tecumseh Shawnee Sam Humphries John Wendell Call Oklahoma County On Call Call Texarkana Ark L. H. Kolb P. L. Borden Glen Roberts Kolb J. G. Muse Borden Douglas Roberts Muse SH 18 Humphries Vernon Bowman

Foreign Aid Bill Faces GOP Hurdles In Senate Vote

Senate leaders push the $5.58 billion foreign aid package ahead of a Monday vote while GOP members like Wherry urge delays for extensive amendments. Capehart calls for a $3 billion authorization, arguing focus should be on the U.S. economy rather than European spending. Vandenberg and Connally press for full funding with later possible reductions, noting farm aid and recovery goals amid European economic aims. History notes Donnell’s NC pact speech looms after April 4.

Washington Lucas Senate Wherry Neb Sen Donnell Sena Capehart Ind Indiana Marshall Plantations Vandenberg Mich GOP Senate Foreign Relations Committee Europe Connally Texas Congress ECA United States

Argentine Union Seeks To Block Cugat Tour

The Argentine Musicians union said it will try to prevent Xavier Cugat and his orchestra from touring here on Wednesday. They threaten a general strike, arguing Argentine musicians cannot play in the United States unless they have six months residency, a rule they say should apply universally. The dispute centers on residency requirements for performers traveling between nations.

Buenos Aires Argentine Musicians Union Xavier Cugat United States Eeere Cugat

Weather Summary From U S Weather Bureau Airport Station

Local forecast notes cloudy windy and warmer today with partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday. High near 65 and low around 45. East portion shows showers and thunderstorms ending by noon with overall cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions.

Becom

Shawnee Theft Linked to Ring

Shawnee police link Friday Higgins Motor Co burglary to a larger auto theft ring. A $2700 Packard demonstrator was stolen after the safe knob was removed and a notary seal taken. Thieves gained entry through a back door as bookkeeper Mrs. Helen Downey heard a noise around 1 am.

Shawnee H. H. Bonner Higgins Motor Co Bonner Higgins Helen Downey Motor Company

Lawyer Seeks to Block Judgment for Railroad

Wisconsin attorney Irving H. Green filed a notice in federal court to block a federal decision on railroad liability. He reports a damage suit is underway in Milwaukee courts for Freeman against the Rock Island Railroad. He says an affidavit was filed in Hennepin county district court seeking damages.

Wisconsin Milwaukee Freeman Irving H. Green Hennepin County

Peace Conference Uproar Marked by Protests and Arrests

New York March 26 The three Canadians were seized by federal agents during the world peace conference keynote session as tension ran high. Norman Cousins clashed with the audience amid boos and jeers while 2,000 pickets protested in the rain outside the Waldorf Astoria. Dmitri Shostakovich urged cooperation to defend peace as delegates from many nations filled the room for the opening.

New York Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Norman Cousins Saturday Review of Literature Hiltren Hellman Cousins Dmitri Shostakovich Waldorf-Astoria State Department America Lillian Hellman Miss Hellman

Tornadoes, storms sweep Texas and the Mississippi Valley

Severe weather swept the western Gulf and lower Mississippi states with tornadoes and wind storms. Springtown Texas suffered a damaging tornado injuring several. Desdemona and Alvord also reported injuries and heavy damage. A Dallas area round saw injuries. El Paso wind storm killed a 36 year old man. Mississippi deaths and injuries rose near Greenwood as rainfall totals topped three inches in Jackson and Vicksburg.

Associated Press Gulf Mississippi River Springtown Texas Fort Worth Highway Patrol Desdemona Alvord Seymour Dallas Benjamin el Paso Albert Allen Avery Greenwood Miss Jackson Vicksburg United States Weather Bureau Minnesota North Dakota Denver

Crowder Tornado Ravages Indian Town in Oklahoma

Tornadoes struck Crowder Oklahoma and nearby Haywood Westville killing one woman and injuring fourteen. rescuers from McAlester searched ruins as damage topped two hundred thousand dollars. Several buildings were destroyed including three churches and nearly every business in Crowder.

Times M’alester Crowder Here Haywood Rock Island Jane Coling Humphrey Funeral Home St. Mary’s Hospital Guy Boatright Rachael Mohler Henry McClelland LeRoy Steidley Albert Pike Hospital Jewel Daniel Jewel Hays Jewel Hays Jr Henry Dobbs C. H. Hays Ray Doctor W. H. Boatman Jack Rogers Westville Adair County Arkansas Line Kate Bigby Telephone Exchange Baron Canning Co Adeille Twister Baird Martin McAlester Church of God Church of Christ J. M. Banks Martin

Japan to Revive Rotary in April

Asahi reports Japan will reorganize its international Rotary club in April after being disbanded in 1940 by militarists who suspected foreign spies in clubs. Japanese Rotarians later formed The Wednesday Club under a different name.

Tokyo Asahi Japan International Rotary Club

Britain to Tighten Ban On War Goods to Reds

LONDON March 26 Britain plans tighter export controls on materials with potential military value to communist areas. A confidential U S led schedule aims to bar items used for jet engines and precision instruments and may broaden restrictions beyond current lists. Washington has shared schedules with 19 European recovery program participants as Britain considers new agreements.

London Britain United States Washington

Congress Faces Tough Rent Decontrol Debate

Congress negotiators aim to resolve a rent bill as they weigh a broad home rule decontrol provision allowing governments to scrap rent controls with governor approval. The Senate and House differ on how to handle rent increases and ceilings, with chairmen and Rep. Paul Brown urging a balance of returns and value. Public sentiment shows limited enthusiasm for broad removal of controls before the federal law expires.

Washington Congress Sen. Sparkman Ala Senate House Associated Press Boise Idaho Potter P. Howard Senate-House Conference Committee Paul Brown Brown Sparkman

Officer Hurt Chasing Car in City Crash

Scoutcar patrolman Ray Clark, 31, was injured with a fractured ankle when the patrol car, pursuing two speeding autos, crashed into another vehicle at NW 16 and Broadway. Partner Huel Hamm escaped injury. Driver of the other car, Charles Ray Boyles, 18, Oklahoma City, faces no charges pending investigation.

NW 16 Broadway Ray Clark Scoutcar Mercy Hospital Huel Hamm Charles Ray Boyles General Delivery Oklahoma City

Youth Pleads Innocent To Stolen Car Charge

Earl Stephen Jones 18 with address 211 SW 4 pleaded innocent in Wichita Falls on a federal charge of driving a stolen car from Oklahoma City to Seymour Texas. Paul Showalter U S commissioner presiding in the Northern Texas district filed the complaint before a federal judge.

Earl Stephen Jones Oklahoma City Seymour Texas Paul Showalter U. S Wichita Falls

Youth Married in Jail Spends Honeymoon There

FRANKLIN Kentucky March 26 A man who met and wed his bride in jail is spending his honeymoon at Eddyville state prison. Harry Jones 23 of Bowling Green was transferred Friday to begin a 10 year term for malicious assault. Simpson circuit court set his sentence last week for deliberately running down and injuring Kenneth Traughber 16 with his car. While in jail Jones became acquainted with Miss Ailene Wright 35

Franklin Eddyville State Prison Harry Jones Bowling Green Simpson Circuit Court Kenneth Traughber Jones Ailene Wright

Swiss Jail Reds Switzerland

March defendants in the case were sentenced in a Swiss city. Engineers and officials involved faced judgments as authorities described the proceedings and outcomes.

Switzerland

Illinois Officials Exposed to Mumps

Mrs. Adlai Stevenson wife of Illinois governor is ill with the mumps and 50 state senators have been exposed after hosting dinners at the governor's mansion. The governor had mumps as a child and is not considered at risk. Stevenson believes she caught the illness from her 13 year old son John.

Springfield Adlai Stevenson Illinois Stevenson Governor's State Senate

Board Delays Rail Walkout

Washington March 26 The national mediation board intervened in a nationwide strike by 2100 Pullman conductors planned for March 31 delaying the walkout. The ORC says pay and working conditions under current contracts sparked the action, while the railroad adjustment board remains stalled and Fraser reports no notification yet.

Washington National Mediation Board Order of Railway Conductors ORC National Railroad Adjustment Board Harry W. Fraser

Shawnee Jaycees Name Autrey President

Shawnee March 26 Special Hal G Autrey Friday night was elected president of the junior chamber of commerce succeeding Jim Shine. Other new officers named were Curtiss Smith vice president Joe Hiner secretary and Clayton Oliver treasurer. A new board of directors will be elected later. The Jaycees are planning a benefit boxing show to help finance a cancer charity ward at City hospital.

Shawnee Hal G. Autrey Junior Chamber of Commerce Jim Shine Curtiss Smith Joe Hiner Clayton Oliver Jaycees City Hospital

United States eases trade to widen Tito split with Reds

Washington officials say U S policy shifts to aid Tito against Moscow. scarce American equipment and machinery, denied to other eastern European nations, have been shipped to Yugoslavia with government approval. More aid expected if Tito remains independent from Moscow.

Washington United States Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Russia State Department Moscow

Weather Outlook Figures Rainfall Across Oklahoma Counties

A warm sunny Sunday is forecast after recent showers. Rain totals over the last 24 hours varied with Ardmore reporting .75 inches while others logged smaller amounts such as Hobart .16 and Tulsa .50. Highs around 64 degrees at the airport and Ardmore, with lows near 37 in Guymon.

McAlester Maughan Classen Ardmore Hobart Fort Sill Gage Guymon Tulsa Waynoka Woodward Guthrie

Mr De Linquent Dupe Seeks Tax Payback

In Los Angeles on March 26 U P the figure calling himself T M De Linquent tried to square with Uncle Sam. An internal revenue collector received a cashier’s check for 100 dollars drawn on a Houston bank. The sender gave no name or address and listed occupation as commission agent. He enclosed six years of income tax returns and wrote that he owed 1171.65 dollars and could not pay all at once. He asked to open a delinquent account and promised to pay someday.

Internal Revenue Harry Westover de Linquent Houston Texas

France Italy sign customs union pact

France and Italy signed a treaty to establish a Franco Italian customs union in 1950 with a goal of a complete economic merger by 1955. Foreign Ministers Robert Schuman and Count ee eee signed the document as Paris hopes for ratification before Easter. The pact envisions eliminating duties on Franco Italian shipments in the first year and adopting identical tariff schedules with other nations.

Paris France Italy Robert Schuman Countee Eee

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U. S. Weather Bureau Vavenne Ewe Amene Saewe Cgeewees Jesse Mi.caeceeessdl Wirephoro Bronx City Pittsburg By Hugh Hall Autrey Frisco Tito Mr. de Linquent Los Angeles U.P T. M. de Linquent Uncle Sam
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