Okemah Daily Leader (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 60, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 12, 1946 Page: 1 of 6
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VIED'S TO RAISE
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
' State Party Workers
Gather For Lincoln
Day Activities -
OKLAHOMA CITY Feb 12--
- -4P)--Sounding their slogan "Dol-
lars for Freedom" members of a
special sub-committee of the Re-
publican State Central Commit-
tee met today to plan ways to
raise a 1946 eamnign fund to
back a state COP slate
Party workers from every sec
tion of the state gathered mean
while to attend Lincoln Day acti-
vities which will be highlighted
at a banquet at which Coy An
drew Schoeppel of Kansas will be
principal speaker
i Eugene S Wells Oklahoma City
attorney was named state finance
chairman to gather funds for the
coming campaign by the State
Executive committee meeting
The committee also announced
a slightly revised schedule of con-
vention dates
The State convention will be
held April 22 Precinct caucuses
were set for April 8 county con-
ventions from April 12-15
Republican Congressman Ross
Rizley of Guymon definitely
counted himself out of the gov-
ernor's race Rizley said he
would be a candidate to succeed
himself as representatice from the
Eighth district In the 1946 prima-
ries -
The candidate hint apparently
was still in the speculative stage
None yet was ready to step for-
ward to declare himself in any of
- the major statel races
IF ---Gabernatoria speculation eatt
- tered around former - democratic
governor Leon C Phillips who
has since registered as a Republic-
an Republican leaders who have
Italked to the former chief exe
cutive says he has not turned
them down but "Has not yet made
up his mind" A
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OKEMAH SCHOOLS TO BE
DISMISSED FRIDAY
Okemah public schools will be
dismissed Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock The teachers will at-
tend the State Teachers meeting
held in Oklahoma City Friday
TOWN
AV WTTAI 'BROWN
Probably one of the first things
Max Aberson did when be arriv-
ed home was to look up his foote
hall sweater and put it on I
guess the bright orange of the
football sweater was a pleasant
')change from the forest green of
his marine uniform which he bad
worn for so long Mr A K
Morris of Clearview called on
the Leader Monday Although Mr
Morris is very near the 100 year
old mark he gets around re-
' marldbly well and even has his
own garden of which he takes
care Okemah will have a
legal holiday come Feb 22 which
is Washington's birthday
Charlie Claunch having trouble
getting a package out of the Ex
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aiss 'Icoanrg
as the car and as wide as Claunch
himself I think be finally made
i it but how I don't know
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of the war They worked faith-
r I fully and without pay Today I
' would like to send orchids to Mr
i Gail Kennedy General Chairman
and - to members of the
Price Control- Panel's members
who are L F Morrell Chairman
I t)Carl Meaders Rev E A Spiller
Rev T T Brown and Martin
Frerichs
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Dark baking pans help cakes
cookies or pies to brown
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Report That Truman Told Adviser
He Would Not Be Candidate For Th:ti
'48 Presidency Denied By Hannegan
WASHINGTON Feb 12—(IP)—Democratic Chair-
man Robert E Hannegan said today there is "No 'truth''
in a report that President Truman told a group of ad-
visers he will not be a candidate for the presidey in
1948 !1410
in a report that President Truman told a group of ad-
visers he will not be a candidate for the preside in
1948 !1410
Hannegan issued a formal statement from tbk Demo
cratic National Committee headquarters It said:
6 "There is 110 truth in the report
MEN SERVICEItghraotupPioTtst:vehnitte'llTorrsen
WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
Fukuoka Japan—Private first
Class John L Earnest son of Mr
and lirs Tom Earnest route 4
Okemah Is now with the 82nd
(Red Arrow) Infantry division
near Fukuoka Japan
Earnest may well be proud of
the 82nd which won smashing
victories at Enna Saidor Ai tape
Moretai Leyte and Luzon
WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
Fukuoka Japan—Staff Sergeant
Vurlin E Crawford of Okemah
stationed near Fukuoka Japan
with the 82nd (Red Arrow) divi-
sion's 127th Infantry participated
In the destruction of 11 million
rounds of Jap small arms ammuni-
tion probably the largest single
day's accomplishment of Its kind
since the occupation of Japan
Gathered together during a
period of about 10 days the small
arms ammunition was 'assembled
In dna pile and ignited Other
Items comprising the pile were
signal flares smoke grenades
propellant powder gas masks and
machine guns Crawford bad
been in charge of a Jap labor
detail engaged In collecting the
munitions
Crowfrod's parents Mr and
Mrs William Perry Crawford live
on route 2 Okemah Okla
WITH THE SIXTH ARMY IN
Jamaguchi Japan—Thurman W
Moore son of Mr and Mrs
Thomas Moore Okemah who has
been promoted from Private First
Class to Corporal
Cpl Moore is engaged in occu-
pational duties in the Prefecture
of Yamaguchi Honshu with the
128th Regiment of Brig General
Robert B McBride Jr's 32nd
(Red Arrow) infantry division
' His awards include the Asiatic
Pacific ribbon
The 32nd division is a part of
General Walter
Army
Krueger's Sixth
Jim B Severs 3-2MC brother
of Simon Severs has landed in
San ' Francisco California after
serviug through the war in active
duty in the Pacific Theatre Sev
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I era expects to be home soon
- Typewriters that write in 87
languages are now being made In
this country
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THE OKEMAH
$4700 Per Year
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that he would not be a candidate Mrs ROSS expects to meet lir
iedlirtilYresid?ooY 1o:19487 -""-"? hhsband in Oklahoma City Moh-
N "The President has been so day
3t busy with foreign and domestic
r problems of overshadowing im-
portance that fie has had no time Claude Scott S 1-c Star Route
d to consider the 1948 election Castle has been discharged from
n "I do not know the origin of the Navy at the Naval Personnel
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the story appearing in the news-
Separation Center Shoemaker
A papers today To my knowledge California
g no such meeting as was described
a was ever held" S-Sgt Marion N Amos recelv-
The story to which-
Hannegan ed his discharge at Camp Chaffee
referred was a Washington dis- !Arkansas February 5 after 16
N path to the Chicago Sun It told months overseas with the First
It of a reported incident at the Armored Division
White House several weeks ago Amos was awarded the Combat
a in which the President is reported Infantryman's Badge ETO Rib-
to have told intimates he did not tbon with two battle stars and the
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want to run in 1948 i Good Conduct Medal
0- I Mr and Mrs Amos are making
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their home at 23512 South Sec
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Okemah and Konowa ond
le
Ld I Play Here Tonight I
The Okemah basketball teams
will meet the Konowa teams
here tonight at the Armory in the
last home conference game of the:
season
The Junior High game will be-
gin at 7 p m In the game played
at Konowa January 25 the Oke-1
mah Senior High team won
Tomorrow night Okemah goes
to Prague
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Kerr And Republican
Leader Musgrave To
Tangle At Tulsa Forum
OKLAHOMA CITY Feb 12 (P)
—Gov Robert S Kerr will tangle
with House Republican leader Joe
Musgrave of Tulsa on the state
tax question at an open forum
in Tulsa Feb 21 the governor's
office said today
The subject will be "Is the Ok-
lahoma tax structure conducive to
industry" -
Kansas City
Stock Market
KANSAS CITY Feb 12 (fP)--1
USDA —Cattle 8600 calves
650 slaughter steer supply about
like Monday numerous loads sold
1600-1750 other killing classes
opening steady choice fleshy
finishing steers held above 1600
Hogs-1500 active to all in-
terest at ceiling levels top 1455
Sheep-11250 market not es-
tablished i
THE OKEMAH (OKLA) pAlLy LEADITt IrESDAY FEBRUARY 12 1946 - OFFICIAL CITY PAPER PRICE FIVE I NTS I
(OKIA) pA1LT LEADETt
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MEN DISCHARGED
First Lieutendant cordon Rofs
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called his wife Mrs Margar t
Ross is due to leave San Fra -
disco where he had landed aboa d
the turline Navy ship ''' t
Ross is due to lead San Fran-
cisco tomorrow for Ft Leaven-
vorth Kansas where he w11 be
tiven a two months' terminal
leave
Lt Ross who served with the
Troop Movment Division has
been in Hawaii since last July Be
has been in the Service 4 years
Mrs Ross expects to meetIir
hOsband in Oklahoma CIO Mon-
day -
Sgt Harvey A Smith arrived
here February 9 after receiving
his discharge at Camp Chaffee
Here reoruary
his discharge at
Arkansas
Smith served in the European'
Theatre of Operation with the
2nd Armored (Hell-on-Wheels)
Division 17 months
He wears 3 battle stars a
presidential citation and one Bel'
glum citation
Mrs Smith has been making'
her home with her parents Mr
and Mrs T E Cox Smith is the
son of Mrs N E Smith Route 2
After visiting here about 2
weeks with friends and relatives
Mr and Mrs Smith will leave for
Great Bend Kansas where Mr
Smith will be employed by the
Shell Oil Company where he was
formerly employed
Forrester Volunteers
As Member Of Red Cross
Life Saving Corps
CHICKASHA Feb12--
(Special)--Miss Jane Forrester
daughter of Mr and Mrs C L
Forrester has volunteered as a
ember of the Red Cross Life
Say Ing corps which was recently
organized on the Oklahoma Col-
lege for Women campus
The corps is composed of cer-
tified life guards or water safety
instructors who have volunteer
ed their services without remun-
eration for conducting classes or
rendering other services in swim-
ming and water sports
ESDAY FEBRUARY 12 1946
Ivee 16vge Easertin
rippiled ?Dv arisii6s
Five Others In '
Liquor Conspiracy
Charges Make Bond
TULSA Okla Feb 12 (A')—
Five additional defendants were
free under 81000 bond today in a
federal grand jury indictmens
charging Washington county
sheriff Toni Sears and 17 others
conspired to violate liquor laws
1 Latest to appear before U S
Commissioner E Lawton Bragg
were Frank E Caldwell 45 Bar-
tlesville E W Ward 44 Pine-
ville Mo Everett E Allen 57
Dewey C W Miller 46 Romona
and Marie Norris Davis Joplin
MisSouri --
A hold order was placed
against Elmer J Caddy 49 Bar-
tlesville also a defendant new
serving a six months assault term
in the Tulsa county jail
The 18 defendants accused
variously of "moonshining" and
operating a flourishing liquor bus-
iness under what the indictment
charged was Sears' protection
will enter pleas February 19 be-
fore Federal Judge Royce Sav-
age The sheriff told reporters the
indictment charging he accepted
liquor payoffs was the result of
a frame-up "By a Bunch of Law
Violators"
17-Year-Old Girl
Attempts Suicide
Seventeen - year - old Victoria
Teague who lives near Okfuskee
community used a 22-rifle in her
attempt to commit suicide late
Sunday afternoon February 10
according to the sheriff's office
The bullet pierced her body
just above the heart She was
taken to the Clinic hospital
where she is reported to be In a
serious condition
Reason for her attempted sui-
cide has not yet been established
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Missal Lipe Joins
Junior High Faculty
Russell Lipe bus joined the
Junior High school faculty after
spending 3 1-2 years in the Navy
according to Cecil Oakes superin-
tendant Lipe who taught bere 6 years
before volunteering for the ser-
vice will teach social science and
physical education
lie holds a Master's degree
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Winners in Finals
Of Basketball Tourney
Held Here Announced
Winners in the finals of the
North Canadian basketball tourn-
ament which was held here Thurs-
day Friday and Saturday nights
of last week were:
High school boys:- Paden 51—
Pharoah 25
High school girls: Mason 22—
Bearden 14
Junior high boys: Bearden 8
--Pharoah 7
Junior high girls: Pharoah 30
—Graham 15
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Oklahoma City
Stock Market
OKLAHOMA CITY Feb 12 (W)
—(USDA)—Cattle 1500 calves
300 most killing classes slow but
around steady add lot good steers
and yearlings 1500-50 several
loads steers unsold cows to
1 1300 bulls down vealers and
calves 1450 down stocker and
feeder steers mostly 1200-1425
Hogs-2200 active at firm
prices top and bulk 1455
Sheep-500 lambs steady
trucked-in natives 1375 down
Car lots quoted nominally to
1400 choice ewes to 700
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House Committee
Okays Treasury
I Post Office Bill
WASHINGTON Feb 12—op)
—A $16041556940 Treasury-i
Post Office supply bill contain
ing funds for a crack-down on
tax evaders and postal racketbers
won House Appropriations Com-
mittee approval today
Sent to the house floor for de-
bate starting tomorrow it fi-
nances operations of the Trea-
sury and l'ostoffice Departments
for the fiscal year starting next
July I
Submitting the bill- the ap-
propriations committee told con-
gress there will be long delays
In lifting many of OPA's price
controls It made public this re-
vised summary submitted by
OVA boss Chester Bowles:
Rents— instead of dropping
controys in 60 areas by the first
of this year as planned earlier
OPA moved out of only 30 small
areas meanwhile adding 17 to
Its original list 1
Food—Suspension of controls
on milk cream ice cream and
manufactured dairy products not
likely until the spring of 1947
a few varieties of fish may be de-I
controlled by May 1946 no sus-
penal011 of controls on processed
fruits and vegetables likely until
after January 1 1957 controls
On major meat Items probably
will be retained until July 1947
Consumer goods—No suspensI
Ion of textile or apparel items
appears probable before the
spring of 1947
Services—Removal of controls
on laundering dry cleaning and
similar services originally ached-
I tiled for late spring of this year
now indefinitely postponed Con-
trol restaurants expected to con-
tinue "At least until autumn" In-
stead of being removed early this
year
Industrial—No major de-controls
in prospect during the pres-
ent fiscal year in the field of
construction am! 'building mater-
ials: No removal of restrictions
on automobiles and automotive
parts in sight before July I 1947
BUCKAROOS WILL MEET
TONIGHT BUCKARETTES
URGED TO ATTEND
The Buckaroos will meet to-
night at the Burke Hotel and all
members are urged to bring their
wives and enroll them in the
Buckarettes
Time is growing short for the
preparation of the celebration and
the cooperation of both Clubs' will
be necessary for the success of the
celebration
All former members of the
Buckarettes are urged to attend
and all men interested in Joining
the Buckaroos are also cordially
inVited
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2nd Semester State
Tests In Office Of
County Superintendent
The second semester state tests
are now In the office of the county
superintendent of public Instruc-
tion These tests are to be giv-
en by the teachers February 19
according to Mrs Viola Griffith
Teachers should call for the
tests as soon as possible
LOVELADYS ANNOUNCE
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
A daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs Wayne Love lady of
Henryetta this morning at the
Byers Clinic Weleetka
The Loveladys formerly lived
here where Mr Love lady was em-
ployed by the Sell Telephone
Company
The
OKLAHOM4—8howers and
mild tonight clearing and colder
Wednesday low tonight 45 to 55
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
New York's Mayor Orders Places Of
Public Assembly Closed Pittsburg
Threatened By Electricity Shortage
By the Anamiated Press
Strikes by comparativoly small groups of workers
dealt paralyzing blows today to the millions living in
New York City Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
New York City's business industrial and amuse-
ment activities were at a standstill as the city faced a
crisis in the fuel shortage resulting from a nine-day
strike by 3500 tugboat workers
The heavy industrial center of Pittsburgs and some
2000000 resident in a 50-mile area of the metropolis
were thereatened to be deprived of electric service as a
strike of 3400 power service employes gaited at 4 a m
(FIST)
A transit strike In Philadelphia
Barrett To Have by 9900 workers continued for
Military Funeral the second day and business In
the nation's third largest city was
OKLAHOMA CITY Feb 12—
(JP)--Charles P Barrett 85 who
served for 20 years as adjutant
general of Oklahoma will be
buried Thursday with military
honors
Funeral services will be beld
at 2:30 p tn The body of Bar-
rett who played an important
role in the development of the
famed 45th Division will lie in
stateat a mortuary here from 10
a irt to 1 p m Thursday
General Barrett died yesterday
at Albuquerque N M
Underhill To Be -
Replaced By Couch
As EISA Supervisor
Cole Underhill who has served
a war-time appointment as super-
visor of the local Farm Security
Administration office will be re-
placed effective February 15 by
Fred I Couch who was employ-
ed by the Farm Security Admin-
istration in Love County before
entering the service in January
1944
Couch received his discharge
January 6 1946 and has been as-
sociated with the office here sev-
eral weeks
- Underhill who has been with
the PSA office here for the last
14 months plans to go to his
farm near Coalgate when rellev-i
ed of his duties here
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Legion Asks $30000
From Contingency Fund
For On-Job-Training
-- ST LOUIS Feb 12 Geo—Seek-
OKLAHOMA CITY Feb 12— ing is avert a strike of approxi-
m—The American Legion asked mately 35000 telephone workers
the State Supreme Sourt today to in Missouri Arkansas Kansas and
approve transfer of $30000 I Oklahoma over wages representa-
from the governor's contingency 1 lives of the U S conciliation ser-
fund to finance On-The-Job vice the workers and the South-
Training for Oklahoma veterans western Bell Telephone company
until July 1 held a closed meeting here today
The suit was brought in be- D L McCowen president of the
half of Paul Cope State Veter- Southwestern Telephone Workers
ans Relief employe union said the various issues in-
volved in the threatened strike
INDEPENDENT TEAMS were discussed and a conciliation
service proposed that a three-man
TO PLAY Al PHAROAH panel be appointed to arbitrate the
dispute was given favorable con-
The Wilson Electric Independ- sideration
ent basketball team will play the McCowen said the company had
Bearden Independent team at submitted a wage adjustment pro-
Pharoah at 9 p m at the high posal and the union had made a
school tonight I counter-proposal
OKEMAH RAMBLERS
DEFEAT SAFEWAY TEAM
The Okemah Ramblers defeat-
ed the Safeway Grocery Monday
evening in a bowling match held
at Gene's Bowling Alley West
Broadway
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Buckley Pleads Guilty
Of Public Drinking
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George Buckley after pleading
guilty in the Justice of Peace
Court February 11 of drinking in
public was fined $10 plus costs
Weather
PRICE FIVE CENTM
CEINez
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A transit strike in Philadelphia
by 9900 workers continued for
the second day and business in
the nation's third largest city was
disrupted and millions were incon-
venienced The situation in New York City
appeared the most grave Mayor
William O'Dwyer's order closing
all places of public assembly was
unprecedented in the peace-time
history of the world's largest city
Only essential services—hospi-
tals transit and communication
services and restaurants deemed
necessary to maintain the city's
health and general welfare—were
exempt from the mayor's edict
which became effective at one
minute before last midnight
Police Commissioner Arthur W
Wallander said a disaster control
board of 22 city departents heads
the city as much as if we were in
military circumstances and we
were being governed by mrtial
law"
Several hours after the Pitts-
burk strike began electrical cur-
rent was still flowing to thous-
ands of homes and buildings
Street railway service was halt-
ed but a spokesman for the
struck Duquesne Light Company
expressed the belief the company
could continue to provide service
to institutions and homes if house-
holders limited their consumption
to vital needs
Public schools were closed and
the strike was quickly reflected in
business life Downtown depart-
ment stores closed their doors and
activities in large office buildings
were reduced to a minimum '
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BELL TELEPHONE CO
HOLD CLOSED MEETING
LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license was issued
to Odis L Williams 26 colored
Weleetka and Ceola Mason 12
Weleetka Feb 11
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York Yankees and one of the na-
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has a new sideline
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plant and is now manufacturing
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