Spring Has Come to Washington Lewis Opens His Annual Show
A fragmented, satirical piece portrays John L. Lewis as spring blooming in Washington. It depicts his press conference, contract dispute with mine operators, and anticipated media spectacle, suggesting public fascination with his actions and the coal strike’s evolving stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edson
Washington
Maren
Capitol
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Betweek
Glaves
Cobre
Hig
Balinast
Stuents
Tohn L. Lewis
Lawig
Stalle
Ike Spaniels
United Mine Workers
Union
Digging Subway in Rome Reveals Ancient Baths and Walls
Excavations for Rome’s first subway uncover the fourth floor walls of residential blocks and intact public baths beneath the central rail terminal. mosaics and tiled piping reveal steam rooms and cold pools. government official notes the baths area was previously unsuspected. cleanup mosaics will decorate the new station walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay G. R. Bruesoe
Rome
Thare
Salvatore Aurigemma
Government
Fine Arts Commission
Augustus
Limes
Gat Mullion
Pope Sixtus
Vudla
OPEC Official Urges Check Into Old Age Assistance
OPEC official Steve Sahl told Sapulpa Chamber that Oklahoma must curb welfare spending. He warned a shift to need based aid risks state finances, noting rising costs from 1947 to 1946 and high per capita welfare costs. He urged protecting the commission from political pressure and warned of potential tax hikes and service cuts if policies relax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPEC
Sapulpa
Okla
Oklshore
Council
Steve Sahl
Ina
Department of Public Welfare
Oklahoma
Ocilahoms
Catia
Fe Oljaherma
Sicarb Helps Lamas In Lamb Feeding Study Fails
Garden City Kansas March 29 Deaths among lambs linked to overeating can be reduced by including bicarbonate or soda in their feed. Report from the 4th annual Bar Poedera meeting at the Kansas Experiment Station notes 26 lambs fed grain with soda showed no deaths, while five died when grain was given without soda. The study, led by L M Sloun and BR F Con, was presented to 180 feeders from Texas Colorado Kansas New Mexico and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kas
Mar
L. Mi Sloun
BR. F. Con
Kansas Experiment Station
Texas
Colorito
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma musical stars and milestones at St James theater
A sprawling feature celebrates Oklahoma and its impact on Broadway, detailing the original cast, future stars, box office feats, and cultural influence. It notes Alfred Drake Celeste Holm Joan Roberts Howard Da Silva Pamela Britton and others, with records from the St James run and a USO tour reaching 1.5 million service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Drake
Celeste Molin
Bloomer
Oscar
Joan Roberts
Howard da Silva
Pamela Britton
Comedienne
Marr Phtt
David Burns Wite
New York
Manhattan
Officers Trap Two Burglars at Silver Dollar
City police arrested two men inside the Silver Dollar about 3 am Friday morning after a report of a burglary. Officers used a new two way radio and a flashlight search to nab the suspects within minutes. The men were found with cigars, cigarettes, milk bottles, soda, and candy in their pockets.
One of Kaw Chiefs Dies in Oklahoma Funeral Event
Mose Belinard, a hereditary Kaw chief and one of the area’s first World War I volunteers, died at 57 after illness. A former captain, he led scouting patrols that helped fight in Europe and aided language use against Germans. He also served as a film adviser in the early 1920s and appeared in Cimarron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okie
Mose Belinard
Wichubs
Ramsay
Bol~smard
Oklahoma
T Bellmard
The
Acgoone
Belliard
Ledmard
Forteral Trust
Hollywood
Cimarron
Richard Diyi
Bellmaré
Puneral Strangements
New Bristow Weekly Planned By Nichols and Partners
Bristow Oklahoma announces a new weekly newspaper planned for April. veteran state journalist KL M Nichols partners with Carl and Jewell Gibson to form Bristow News Publishing Co. The trio aims to publish a weekly until Bristow is ready for a daily with suitable machinery and newsprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Okla
KL. M
Tornadoes Strike Viciously In Eight States, Leaving 24 Dead
Tornadoes and gales across eight states killed 24 and caused millions in damage. Indiana suffered 20 deaths, Alabama three, and Louisiana one, with twisters also hitting Georgia Michigan Mississippi Oklahoma and Tennessee. Damage included destroyed cottages and blown structures along the storm path.
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Chicago
Nalion
Unc
Lake Yee
Sogimaw Hay
Mich
Indiana
Alabama
Lewisiens
Enars
Cotterville
Danville
Denville
Madflex
Farm News Views on Pontotoc County Soil Contest and Dairy Show
Final plans outline for the Pontotoc soil conservation contest with four classes from undisturbed to severely eroded lands and special instructions for instructors. The April start includes district court room briefings and student groups. Spring Dairy Show slated with Jersey breeders and state show designation at Ada.
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Haley Pontotec County
Tae Lune
Graftiem
Sogner State Dairy Show
Jersey
Ada Bhis
Goa
Francis HD Club Holds Meeting at School
Seven members attended the Francis Home Demonstration meeting held recently at the school. Mrs. Mabiel Cavain presided and discussed material aids for sewing. Attendees included Mrs. Dona, Mrs. Mabel Coburn, Mrs. Devis, Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy, Mrs. Nate Ward, Mrs. Webber, and others.
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Francis HD Club
Francis Home
Mabiel Cavain
H Sale
Meschign
Dona
Mabel Coburn
Devis
Rebecca Menned
Future Teachers Profile Class Project by East Central College
A report on Dr. J. E. Chandler’s method for teaching social studies and natural sciences at East Central College. Future teachers created a booklet outlining learning principles objectives pupil experiences and sample lesson plans across weather trees fire and fuel forces of water and civil government.
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Menbers
East Sentrak College
Chandler
Netern Ak
William C Naylor
Willia Reitz
Secoter
Wanda Herald
Don Gates
Byron Eppler, Jr
Fieht of Social Studies
Bernice Chandler
Mary Lou Robbins
Anita, Gorham
Be Chissier
Special Medal Awarded to Mitchell's Son
Brig Gen William Mitchell Jr. receives a special medal from Gen Carl Spaatz for outstanding service in military aviation. The award ceremony in Washington was attended by the general's widow Mrs Thomas C Eyre and senior military officials amid a formal tribute to the Mitchell legacy.
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Washington
Carl Spaatz
Air Force
Willian Mitchy Roll
Ft. Belli Wien
Father Low
Air Moree
Mil
Bonus Fails to Analyze WWII Vets in New York
Albany March 29 27 A World War II veteran notes the New York bonus law does not cover dogs. Leo V Lanning director of the bonus bureau states eligibility limited to veterans with Army K 6 Corps service. One veteran plans to stay in Japan until his claim is completed unless extended by extraordinary circumstance.
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Albany
New York
Leo V. Lanning
Bonus Bureau
Japan
Ene
Doughs MacArthur
United States May Arm Europe in Add to Economic Aid
Washington officials say the United States may furnish arms along with economic aid to strengthen western European nations against Russia. Some expect revival of lend lease style measures to arm nations deemed in American security interests.
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John M.eightower
Washington
United States
Russia
Congress
Free Nations of
Europe
Waite House
State Department
Adders
Norwexi
Izvestia
Norway
Iovestia
Ihe
Americas
Truman
Scandinavia
Concrees Marck I
Defense
Forrestal
Armed Services Committee
Moise
Cont
Aap
Marshell
Wisterm
Fourteen HD Women Attend Regular Meeting at Pickett
The Pickett Home Demonstration club met Wednesday in the school cafeteria. Fourteen members attended and contributed about five quarts of canned food to each program. Discussions covered suitability of materials, fabric finishes, care of fabrics, and selecting dresses.
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Pickett Home Demonstration Club
B. N. Jones
Tinsley
Avot Aes
McClause
R. B. Teles
Mie
Slay Farr
E We. Johnson
Feit Meblanse
Inert
RL B. Tinsley
Date Tinsley
EO. Jones
Ablem Mote
Delegates to Republican National Convention to occupy Philadelphia hotels
Philadelphia prepares for the Republican National Convention with 50 delegates housed in about 23 hotels across the city. Kenneth Bradlay leads venue arrangements as officials expect around 5,000 GOP members to finalize hotel assignments, with some delegates placed in private homes and nearby communities.
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Priladelfata
Mar
Kenneth Bradlay
Connecticutt
Pesteneey
Philadelphia
GOP
Neludes
Kansas
Wartwick
Sheraton
Oklahoma
Benjamin Franklin
Adelphia
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