Atlantic Pact Outgrowth Of AN Inability To Fulfill Mission
A fragmentary report discusses the Atlantic Pact as the outcome of failure by AN to meet its mission. The piece references figures like Hie Beletty, U.S. officials, and discussions on postwar defense strategy. The tone suggests analysis of international alignment and the role of the United States in shaping the pact and its goals.
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Mielke
Beletty Raliasters
GSK
Werlviniaton and
Best Vialave Uytuikort
Rherniitingis
AtlAntie
Asawshy
Eriginall
Coatiliek
Crafenwo
Agotheen
Dees
D. Clay
Bresswin
Europe
Isi
America
Atlantic
U. S
Wis
Wrebomacht
Bonny Peat
Herorn Chaseiba
Prac
United
Ressian
Theyll Fight if Necessary Clay Theyll Fight if Necessary
Fragmented OCR details a wartime Atlantic alliance speech by Clay urging unity against Britain France and the U S threats. It notes aid to Europe and the need for a strong American role with pledges and warnings about future actions. The piece reflects postwar defense sentiment and calls for resilience.
Farm Program to Go to Congress
Washington dispatch outlines a new farm program aimed at shifting surplus acres from cotton, wheat, and peanuts to grass, hay, and meat production. It envisions government payments to encourage livestock, poultry, and dairy, while deemphasizing crop subsidies to meet peacetime demand and conservation goals.
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Washington
Congress
Etha
Aden
Livestock Feeds Trigger Rapid Growth Concerns
Tennessee reports early findings on new high energy feeds that speed poultry growth and boost weight from faster consumption. Predluda, a national figure, notes birds may suffer physical breakdown if fed excessively while scientists race to breed animals with greater efficiency.
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Br. HW
Predluda
Aucrtionist
Fam Chemurgic Rouneil
Prabluda
Fac
U.S
Ingdystelal Che Igals, Inc
York
Resiti
Probluda
Faeker
Feriteniitius
al Camparat Trlye
Jose Enst
Olivia De Havilland Illness Report Shockingly Serious
MOLLANWOOD April 4 Olivia de Havilland is seriously ill today after a troubled period. Doctors say she may not rise before the infant's arrival while her husband novelist Marius Goldrich remains at her side.
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Mollanwood
Olwiy de Havilland
Voust
Othe Academy
Fire Destroys Old Hospital in Effingham
A major fire engulfed the Roman Catholic hospital in Effingham, killing babies, elderly patients, and several nuns and staff. Rescue crews evacuated more than 100 people as flames trapped residents on upper floors. The exact toll remained uncertain, with estimates ranging from 50 to 60. police warned the number could rise.
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Effingham
George Whed
Tl Hospital
Padal
Bertween
Afte Clais
Dows
Falter Sandon
Aca Kaywoor
Phe
Iaid Ligut
Nelson Pape
Elfinghast
J. Hi. Green
Weunmhant
Crete
Narsery
Tor
St. Francis
Perishec
Priice
Karl Att
Persanik
le Hospis
Ben Beiderharm
Gistor
Fran
Farmers Union Reorganized At Friday Night Meet
The Oklahoma Farmers Union launched its Pentocce county reorganization program with a well attended meeting at Francis Friday night. About 100 people heard former state president Dulfy urge farmers to unite with other trades and professionals to protect the family farm while condemning corporate land holdings. The Francis program included a Bud Abbott and Lou Costello comedy end gate for children. Charles Shockley was elected temporary chairman and Francis L. Brown temporary secretary. The local will meet again at Francis high school Thursday night April 12 for further entertainment by Oklahoma City musicians.
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Oklahoma Farmers Union
Pentocce County
Prencis
Fromer Deliv
Dulfy
Tyne
Peri
Francis
Bud Abbott
Tou Costello
Charles Shockley
Francis L. Brown
Francis High School
Sqnasicians Fom
Oklahoma City
Alaskan husky dogs shipped for Argentine military duty
The Alaskan husky dogs, crabbed to protect their limbs, were moved by rail to Philadelphia then airlifted to Seattle before release to Argentina for service with mountain troops in the Andes. The process was arranged by Argentine Army officer Captain Herman Pujato after clearance from the Washington consulate. Meanwhile, a hospital fire in an unrelated report left several newborns dead or displaced, with two mothers and newborns surviving in good condition.
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Philadelphia
Strse
Ug Railway
New York
Herman Pujato
II Slaska
Andes
Seattle
Radway
H. H. White
Washington
Seattle Cape
Rmaternty
Arnold Aderman
Mes
Wanston Sidner
EV Elmo
Sulphur High School Holds Annual Picnic and Crowns FHA Queen
Sulphur High crowned the FHA Queen Betty Thanson and the FFA King during the school picnic at Plate Park. Students rode in a parade of convertibles with escorts presenting gifts, while Miss Vickie Portman and Larry Stout introduced the pair. Proceeds from vote sales funded a new pickup truck for the FFA chapter.
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Sulphur High School
Plate Park
Platt National Park
FEA
FHA
Betty Thanson
Vickie Portman
Larry Stout
Leta Wilson -Quniack
Robert
Ing
Betty Tromison
PFA
FFA
Betty Thomison
Treaty May Go to Senate This Week
President Truman plans to send the North Atlantic treaty to the Senate for rapid approval this week as part of a three step package. The ceremony formalizing the pact was held with twelve foreign ministers present, and ratification by the major powers hinges on U S Senate approval.
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Treman
Truman
North At- Tructoraty
Bevin Jenbert Kingdumis Lange
Norway
Beeb
Luxembourg
Ight Spalck
Belpivss
LNEA
Peluplwlns
Senate
Washington
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Mme
Spe
Rustig
Oklahoma stars to host world premieres in Lawton and Tulsa
The Lawton Story based on Lawton’s annual pageant and Tulsa a color film with oil and conservation themes will premiere internationally. Oklahoma aims to leverage these productions to boost local pride and attract global publicity, with plans to show the films widely after premieres.
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Okiskama
Orlshams
Monthan
van Hallemark
Lawten
Presmiere
Lawton
Tulsa
Orinhamp
Oklahoma
Lie
Wichita
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Lawler
Star
J Yaree
Sas
Tam Hanayto
Big Holywood
Truman Defends Free Association Against Soviet Pressure
The speaker argues that free association unites diverse peoples and cultures, contrasting it with the gallace state that seeks to impose uniform beliefs by force. He accuses Russia of promoting regional alliances through coercion and calls for a different approach in the United States.
Oklahoma Legislature Opens Fourth Month of Work
The Oklahoma Legislature began its fourth month with debates over liquor control and proposed bans. Key figures include Rep. Charles Gammon and Secretary of State Wilbur Sayre, as lawmakers grapple with prohibition provisions and party tensions. November election plans and committee actions shape the session.
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Oklahoma
Yale
Daniel Buffard
Duncan
Banescry
Charles Gamnn
Legis Bic
Wilbur Sayhscielt
Fee Pau
Eighteen of 23 Jchs Are Bridges
In Oklahoma City on April 5 officials discuss rebuilding plans for US 70 over the Deep Fork River with 18 of 23 bridge projects named. Names Halsted and others are cited. a Michigan state official is mentioned with a 36 location figure. In town, Will Rogers pays out $48,000 as the total cost.
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Oklanoma City
Benagiir
Ehuswod
Boietien
Tutat Oslimtend
Vail
Projouta UK
Jose Halsted
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