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Show NEWS REVIEWOklahoma REVIEW REVISIT ' Oklahoma Senator Shot ; : Telephone Telephone Strike StriIe StriI e Settled fettled PHONE STRIKE ENDS ENDSWorkers ENDSWorkers < Workers Accept $440 440 $440Long $4 4 $ 40I 40Long 40 40Long I Long distance telephone opera operators operators operators tors agreed to accept a compro compromise compromise comproffilse mise pay increase mcrease of o1 $4 4 $ 40 a week weekthereby weekthereby weekthereby thereby ending the month old strIke strIkethat strikethat strikethat that has been tymg tying up the nation s scommunicat scommunicat , communI communicat cat ons Quick Qwck settlementsof settlements of 28 other disputes followed ronowed the ac acqwescence acquiescence acquiescence qwescence quiescence of the long lines hnes lures workers workersto workersto to the new terms The mcrease increase mcreasemeans increasemeans increasemeans means about 11 it cents per 1 t lour our payboost pay payboost payboost boost vacation benefits and certam certain certamother certainother certainother other concessions such as senionty seniority seniontyrIghts seniorityrights seniorityrights rIghts About 22 000 workers in m 42 42states 42states 42states states are affected affectedThe affectedThe affectedThe The agreement was announced byAsst byAsst by Asst Secy of Labor John GIbson and Conciliat Concihat on Director Edgar EdgarWarren EdgarWarren EdgarWarren Warren after a 7 72 % ; ' hour night rught session ses sesslon seslion slon lion with representatives of the theumons theunions theunions umons unions and the American Telegraph Telegraphand Telegraphand Telegraphand and Telephone Teephone ] company Stnkes Strikes Stnkesagamst Strikesagainst Strikesagainst agamst against local companies compames of the Bellsystem Bell Bellsystem Bellsystem system \ were ere settled on substantIal substantially substantIalIy Iy ly the same termsBesIdes termsBesides terms termsBesides Besides the wage hikes and otherbenefits otherbenefits other benefits the contract WIth the long dis des tance workers . was as practically a re renewal renewal renewal I newal of old terms which whlch v ere ex extended extended extended tended tor for one year A clause per permlts permrts I perI | nuts mlts mrts either the union umon or the com coin company coinpany cornpany pany to begin begm negotiations after afterSeptember afterSeptember atteSeptember September 1 for reclassification reclassmcatIon of oftowns oftowns otowns , towns to readjust wage schedules schedulesOfficials schedulesOff schedulesOfficials Off Officials clals of the long hnes lines workers workersumon workersunion workersunion . umon union indicated mdlcated the members would wouldnot wouldnot woulinot not cross picket lines hnes of o1 striking strIkmg 10 to 10cal tocal Iccal cal telephone workers workersBOX workersBOX BOX CARSShortage CARS CARSShortage Shortage EasingSlowly Easing EasingSlowly Slowly but stead steadily y the boxcar SIt SItuatlon situation si ) ; uation uatlon is improving Improvmg declares John JohnHayden JohnHayden Joh n Hayden Chicago district manage manager managerof managerof of the American Association of ofAmencan ofAmerican c American Amencan Railroads M dwest dwestrPlght dwestfreight dwesfreight ! freight rPlght conditions he said are the thebest thebest th best they have been for a long tImeGram timeGrain time timeGrain Grain Gram cars are moving movmg in adequat adequate adequatenumbers adequatenumbers 6 numbers to the Southwestern wheat wheatbelt wheatbelt whea " belt where cutt cult ng of the new newcrop newcrop ne\ ne necrop \ crop has begunWe begunWe begun begunWe We hope to have several thou thousand thousand thousand [ sand empt es stored there ready to tohandle tohandle thandle handle the wheat when it comes comesfrom comesfrom comefrom s EugeneCoughlin from the combnes comb nes said Eugene EugeneCoughl1n EugenCoughhn Coughl1n Coughlin assistant to the chairman chairmanof chairrnaiof of A A R The carriers are in con consIder considerably corsiderably ' sIder siderably ably better condition to handle handlegrain handlgram , gram grain traffic than they were lasyear lasyearOKLAHOMA last lastyear lastyear year yearOKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMAShooting Shooting in SenateA Senate A hometown feud exploded into intogunplay intogunplay intgunplay gunplay on the floor of the Oka Okla Okahoma OklaNoma Okishoma ] [ homa Noma homaenate Nomasenate " - "enate enate -enate senate house in Oklahom Oklahoma OklahomaCIty OklahomaCity City Whan When Wh n the smoke cleared ed eld edery elderly eiceriy ] ; ery erly ] Sen Thomas Anglm Anghn Anglin was lYIng lYIngwounded lyingwounded lym wounded hipH shot through the hip hi ; > H s assa lant Rep James Scott a amanne amarine marine manne veteran was arrested a few fewmmutes fewminutes ' .v v . minutes mmutes later in a washroomThe washroomThe washroom washroomThe The shoot shooing ng occurred before the theafternoon theafternoon afternoon session had opened vhen vben vhenabout vbenabout vhe vheabout n about half halt the senators were on the th k kx x A 7 z zj j s I 4x 4xkp kp r , . / : i ix iF ibo F bo . , x r3r by $ y yr r V r State Sen Anglinfloor Anglm Anghn Anglin Anglmfloor floor Scott apparently fired tWIce tWIcewith twicewith with one shot going gomg wild Some sen senators senators sei ators were under the impression that thatAngIn thatAnglin tha t Anglm AngIn Anglin ] returned the IPe fire but this has hasbeen hasbeen ha ; been denied demed demedBoth deniedBoth Both legislators leglsators ] come from Hod Hold Hodensv Holeensville Holdensville ] ensv ensville le Okia Okla Anglm Angl1n Anglin is 64 the old oldest oldest olest ( est senator in m the chamber In po pa nt ntof ntof riof of service Representat ve ye Scott 34 34is 34Is 3-1is 3 1is - is heir to an oil fortune Only mo motlve motive motive tlve tive that has been discovered tor for hls his hlsactIon hisaction hiaction actIon is that Anglin Angl1n s law firm rep represented represented resented Scott s former wife m in her herdIvorce herdivorce he ; divorce suit and property settle settlement settlement mentGERMANY ment GERMANY GERMANYU U S to End Army RuleControl Rule Control of 01 the U S zone of Germany Ger Germany many soon will wIn be transferred rom from romthe fromthe ! the American military government governmentto governmen governmento to civil authority Secretary o of ofState ofState State Marshall is preparing preparmg to take takethIS takethis this long delayed step as soon as aspossIble aspossible a : possible The move will WIn reverse the thestate thestate state department s 158 year old tra trad trad d tion lion Heretofore the departmen department departmenthas departmenthas has vigorously vlgorousy ] resisted taking takmg on onany onany any functions except formulation of ofpolIcy ofpolicy opolicy opolicyFormer polIcy polIcyFormer Former Secretary Byrnes wante wanted wantedadmmlstratlon wantedadministration wanteadministration < administration admmlstratlon of Germany left with withthe withthe willthe the war department but Marshan Marshall MarshanhImself Marshallhimself Marshalhimself ] hImself a veteran of the war depart department department ment is willing wlll1Dg to change that He Hehas Hi Hehas has not revealed any deta Is 1s of the thecivIl thecivil civil government setup that he ha bas has basIn hasin m In mind mmd Obviously a cons derabe derable derabemll1tary derablemilitary ] military mll1tary force will be needed in m Germany Germany Ger many for some tune tIme m in case of out outbreaks outbreaks breaks breaksMarshan breaksMarshall Marshall Marshan denied dcrued domed that Americai American Americanand Americanand Americaiand and British off offcials clas Gals ] had run mto into mtod intod d ff ffcult cult es over basic policy in plan plans plansfor plansfor ; for merg ng the American and BrIt BrItIsh British ish zones as reported fiom flom Berlin Berin ] |