Poultry Management School In Pontotoc County
County poultrymen and 4 H and FFA members gathered Tuesday for a poultry management school led by HG Ware, Pontotoc Extension poultryman. The program covered housing, culling, and management using color slides, with plans for a county poultry federation to fund improvements and broaden future sessions.
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Sher
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Jeansia Floyd
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Trent
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Oklahoma
Pantetec
Steel and coal clash as strikes ripple industry
Pittsburgh reports United States Steel and US Steel affiliates hit by coal shutdowns. Seven thousand anthracite miners join miners in sympathy with a large walkout affecting 400,000 soft coal workers. Blast furnaces idle, mills closed, and layoffs spread across Pennsylvania Ohio and Kentucky with several plants cutting hours and production.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
United Mines Workers
Portsying
Wilkes- Ba Srees
Pennsylvania
Joni
Bethlehem Sree
Decatur
Araur
Cumberland
U S Troops March In Trieste Parade
U S military units led a parade in Trieste with Maj Ger nt E Moore reviewing troops from Piazza Unite in front of the governor s palace. About 100 000 spectators watched as crowds shouted America and saluted the forces during the Adriatic harbor event.
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Trieste
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Oklahoma increases old age assistance payments
Oklahoma public welfare officials announce a May the maximum monthly old age assistance will rise by five dollars, lifting many elderly recipients toward greater living costs. About 60,000 of 96000 beneficiaries are expected to gain. federal funds and sales tax increases support the move while case loads are reassessed for targeted raises.
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Department of Public Welfare
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Alexandria Police Return To Duty After Deadly Strike
In Alexandria Egypt striking police end their walkout after violent riots that left 13 civilians and seven officers dead. About 3 000 officers resumed duties amid a heavy government order and ongoing unrest as looting and street clashes continued.
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School superintendent job in Helena faces board vote
A special meeting of the state board of affairs may dismiss Tom Forsythe from One State School for Boys at Helena amid concerns over fiscal mismanagement. A shortfall of 85 288.6 in the accounts of former chief clerk Jobo Ww. Trumbull was noted, with Trumbull missing since January and confined to a Los Angeles hospital mental ward.
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Heen
Tom Forsythe
Helena
State Board of Affairs Today
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Trumbull
Los Dingeles Hospital
Forsy
W. Russell Borgman
Arie Lwurak
Drought Casts Shadow on Crop Outlook in Rocky Mountain States
A San Francisco report outlines drought effects across Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Oregon, and Washington. It notes lower water supplies threaten crops and livestock yet temperate regions may still show reasonable yields amid weather, with California’s water crisis cited as a central factor.
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Far West States
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Morima
Oregon
California
San Joaquin
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Army Day Observed Here With Talks and Open House
Army Day events in Ada featured open house by National Guard units with weapons displays including mortars and 205 mm howitzers. Principal Charles Fl Spence spoke, broadcast later on RADA, as residents toured vehicles, radios, and infantry equipment. A Tinker Field aircraft arrival was anticipated with talks by local organizers.
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Nemo
Charles FL Spence
RADA
Mosely
Sert
Addos
Okcahorma Piiste
Gus
Belany
Loral
Fisherman pulls 180 pound catch from Hudson River
A Yonkers fisherman William Welssyn and two others rescued Frank Millaw of Tarrytown after Millaw’s line snagged in the Hudson. Millaw, pulled from the river, died at the hospital. Details unclear on how he entered the water.
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Tarryyowm
Hudson Rive
de Waren
William. Welssyn
Yonkers
Oman
Frank Millaw
Ation
Wohceimer
Millow
Tarrytown
Pos
Old Age Talk from Governor Saturday On Wide Network
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a Saturday broadcast by the governor about old age policy broadcast on a wide network. It mentions state radio stations and military plans, with several city and station abbreviations and unclear phrases. The text references multiple locations and entities but is garbled, making precise details difficult.
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Wide Network
State and Federal Road Talks End Deadlock
Oklahoma officials and federal officials meet amid stalled talks on highways. Commission Chairman Barr voices pessimism as PRA plans and regional leaders debate funding and route strategy. Aimed at advancing a politically charged road program with public benefits.
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Mission
Lhedecke Public
Nina Linv
Ohalmma
Commission
Ate Barr
Griais
PRA. UN
Budian
J. A. Bl
Vdie Commission
Aly Mtkenatirog
Pennsylvania Will Get Man's Estate
A Pennsylvania probate proceeding discusses allocation of an estate valued at $45,000. Attorney J. Che notes a stipulation setting aside $75 for care of a grave and $250 for a tombstone, while the balance is distributed as executor and heirs determine. The article mentions names such as John Ge ware, Ghyear od Sagheln, and Gellert in relation to the estate and legal actions.
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Penn Dicker John Ge
J. Che
Ghyear
Gellert
Cancer Clinic Draws Many Enrollees in Ada
A mobile cancer clinic in Ada enrolled many participants by Tuesday morning with登记 remaining examinations set for Thursday afternoon. Oklahoma American Cancer Society official H Howell said enrollments outpaced last year as the effort expands to eight Oklahoma towns since Feb 1946. помощ
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Oklahoma
Viose
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Crisis Remarks From Spencer College Leader On War
Spencer College official, Dr Shemeer, warns crisis is more serious than 1998. He cites wartime stakes and urges preparedness to face Communist threats in Europe. He urges unity, self reliance, and stronger resolve to aid deprived Europeans while avoiding full mobilization.
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Historian Challenges View of Roosevelts Path to War
Yale press release reviews Beard’s book arguing Roosevelt did not see war as inevitable in 1941. It contends Roosevelt and advisers maneuvered toward conflict by aiding Britain, lifting the embargoes, and preparing public opinion ahead of Pearl Harbor. The analysis cites levers like lend lease and naval moves shaping U.S. entry.
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Protests Target Third Party in Oklahoma City
Secretary of State Wilburn Canneright will hear protests next Monday against the Progr i Oklahoma party and a petition seeking the recall provision. Protests also oppose the political pact backing Henry A. Wallace for president. Couper filed in protest against the recall petition.
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Oklahoma
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U.S. Steps to Strengthen Arctic Defenses and Norway Ties
The United States moves to bolster Arctic defenses and reinforce Norway’s hold of Strategic Polar Island chain. Plans call for restricting military use of Aleutian islands and a naval carrier task force visit to Bergen, Norway, late April. Arctic troops may rise to about 25,000. details on air strength await.
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Oklahoma Farm News Views Ailing Weather Impacts Growers
Oklahoma farm notes report varied conditions from Kiowa county grain grading to pasture programs and soil conservation efforts. The piece highlights irrigation, water softening issues, and farm family efforts along with upcoming meetings for elevator operators and grain dealers.
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Kiowa County
Howart
Tom Morris
Policy Changes for Ada Junior High Auditorium Use
Policy alters Ada Junior High auditorium use by setting new fees and access limits. Robert Kew campaigns for the bv senate as rally notes outline rates for political meetings, civic activities, and school sponsored events, with funding from facilities improvement.
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Bv &. Senate
Rex
Morris
Ig Mak
Wapiona Les Orb
Ber Popls
Feds
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