Strong for Peace Guinea Conference Discussion Summary
Fragmented OCR text outlines a high level peace conference with delegates from multiple nations. Mentions Ube Roevede galley and Harrop pliews, focusing on enhancing cooperation, treaty preparation, and economic concerns. Conveys intent to preserve peace and strengthen international partnerships amid postwar challenges.
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Guinea
Abies
Lee
Dovie
Tracy
Puvis
Mindater Tugieny Mandal
Great
Weltain
Lini Bet
Panadtation
Nathan
Stepa
Dawer
Charters Boost Better Business Growth Surge
The secretary of state notes a tenable rise in charter issuances to business ventures this spring, with April activity near three to four year averages and withdrawals nearly halted. Also reports a record of corporate relocations into the state and ongoing municipal aviation inspections.
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Theouptien
Koiploves
Secretary of State
Murray veto bill for soldiers' home in Oklahoma City
Gov. Willam Y. Murray moved to abate funding for a veterans home near Oklahoma City. The bill would affect pension plans for veterans over age 16, proposing monthly payments of 400 dollars. The document notes Confederate era ties and administrative details, with a focus on the home’s location and anticipated impact.
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Oklawoma City
Leeda Ie
Willan YL Murray
Oelahoma
Three Die In Dallas Storm Tragedy Reported
A Dallas Tex incident leaves three dead in a severe storm. Officers and witnesses described dangerous flooding and a chaotic scene as bystanders attempted rescue efforts amid rising waters. Investigations continue to determine exact causes and sequence of events.
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Dallas
Tex
Madeland- Wrest Fouk Tiber Hives
Dobbs
Myhdrompton
Clore
Chaubrdilee
Fiklins
Alinn
Elleks
Anette
No More Highway Contracts Soon
Fragmented OCR notes describe a plan involving a maintenance program, commingled terms and unclear entities. The text mentions commissions, funding figures around $7,000,000, and tentative schedules, with references to a Green agency and Treasury.
Roosevelt and MacDonald Agree on World Recovery Plan
A joint statement from President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald outlines hopes for economic recovery via coordinated measures. They discuss higher prices, currency stability, credit expansion, and shared plans to advance an international framework at upcoming talks, with continued consultations on wartime alliances and monetary standards.
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Pilan
Roosevelt
White House
Staidard
Mehawert
Miblurtty
Italia
Runsvelt
Therriet of
Frawer
MacDonald
Ant
Briain
Sun Perdenes
van Hot
London
Enor
Tinowhlel
Roosevelt Plas
Milk Ordinance Action Deferred by Ada Board
Ada board deferred action on a milk ordinance after discussion of M4 provisions and state health standards. Commissioners considered adjusting provisions to meet the national standards while delaying full adoption pending further review.
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Ada Joard
Oklahoma City Insurance Rates Advanced for Hail and Property Damage
The state board introduces updated insurance rates per $1,000 of coverage effective today. Liability rises to 26 and property damage to 9, up from 21 and 6 previously. Willim Warren, secretary, notes last year’s ratio at TH percent versus ny percent prior. Condemnation talks for Carter and Love county lake site seek to acquire 14,000 acres, with sponsors holding options on about one third of the needed land.
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Oklanoma City
Oklatoa
Willim Warren
Keerestary
Oklahoma City
Spel
State Board of Affine
Carter and Love
W. C. Hughes
Cie Lake
Oklahoma City Hearing Proposes Price Stabilization
In Oklahoma City on April 26, A O E Pearson representing independent operators urged that corporate units be shut down to prevent a drop in price averages. He claimed the plan would stabilize markets amid hearings on rites and regulations for Sharpson sand zones. After two witnesses, the commission adjourned until tomorrow.
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Oklahoma City
A. O E. Pearson
Pearson
Oklahoma Lawmaking Under Skeleton Committees
In Oklahoma City on April 24, committees began compiling the laws enacted by the Fourteenth Legislature. Floor Leader Hatson of Love County led the house aides temporarily, with Speaker Augtin expected to return soon to supervise. Senator Stewart Antliers presided in the Senate, directing activities on the other side of the capital.
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Oklahoma City
Demospratte
Hatson
Love County
House
Augtin
Fron Hly
Hardengille
Stewart
Ant~lers
Senate
Special School Levy Voted Here in Ada
Ada residents approved a special school levy by a large margin, with a total turnout noted as unusually heavy. Officials anticipate revenue affects and plans for funding school programs, though some uncertainty remains about future tax collections and year-long impact on property assessments.
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Ada Tursdsay
Quetadiot
Tilorme
Sunny
Bandits Loot Comanche Bank in Oklahoma Robbery
Bandits seized the Security State Bank in Comanche Oklahoma on April 26 taking about 1508. Two men fled toward Duncan in a small sedan after abducting bank officers and customers. Sheriff Earl Russell chased the trio to Bosque City, state authorities report. No shots were fired. The incident marks Oklahoma’s third bank robbery this year following earlier raids in Depew and Stroy.
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Comangcne
Okla
Releea
Qere
Duncan
Thurk
Watelane
Cart Riceraishier
Shapnen Hurst
Hat View
Tt. A. Tilary
Atockhaliter
Bloyd Carley
Te Comanche
Outa
Hoklahoma
Tentine
Depew Shire
Stroy State Bank
St Francis Levees Still Under Guard
National Guardsmen patrol the St Francis river as floodwaters ease. Vast farm land remains submerged mainly in Arkansas and Nimmons with a population around 400. Residents evacuated by boat as levee concerns persist and army engineers assess risks.
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ST. Francis Levees
Kennett
National
Chicago Teachers Stage Small Riot
In Chicago on April 26 about 2,500 teachers protested at the Chicago The and Test Ce offices. The demonstration turned violent with broken windows, overturned carts, and several injuries as police dispersed the crowd. Teachers sought tax- funding and back salaries, while banks rejected tax warrants amid threats to close schools.
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Chicago
Chicago the and
Test Ce
Trust Company
Chirace
Echonl
Plane Crash Kills Two Men In Duncan Oklahoma
Duncan Oklahoma April 24 two men were killed when a three place cabin monoplane borrowed without permission from owner Lawrences Shartle Santa Fe Oklahoma dived from about 100 feet and crashed into an open pasture a mile northeast of Duncan spectator reports indicated student pilot Murcard an experienced flyer was aboard the plane witnesses saw the nose dive.
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Duncan
Starrry Argard
Anxhon
Oilield
Gla Reed
Stved
Murcard
Texans debated oil regulation and a hotel confrontation
A Texas legislative hearing focused on oil conservation and a proposed regulatory body. Witnesses described a hotel confrontation between supporters and opponents of the measure, including remarks by Oil and Gas Conservator association president Charles Rocer and Representative Gordon Burns who was injured. The House had passed the bill and awaited Senate action as production questions loomed for the East Texas field. In Oklahoma, police hunted two sluggers who abducted a 17-year-old girl, holding her for three hours before she escaped at a gas station.
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Texas
Patten
Witelh Ao
Aeven
East Texans
Ptorage
Gordon Burns
Matavie
Charles Py Rocerr
Thervas OW and Gas Conservator Association
Oklahoity
L—Polier
Pearchins
Betty Remix
Homesteading 10 Resume Sets State Plan in Oklahoma
April 21 Oklahoma City The state program offers thousands of acres for homesteaders and a window for tardy former owners to save property. The plan aims to provide farm homes for needy individuals, return property to tax rolls, and list timelines for tax balance.
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Oklahoma City
Montis
Murray
Rtas
Bude Ace
Cammies
Taeve Atx Monthia
Travis
Measure Applies to Paying Bonds in Local Financing
A voter backed measure would let property owners participate in financing bonds for local improvements. Citizens could buy bonds at par on their taxes, then sell or redeem them later, with proceeds assisting the town and county treasurer in recording the transactions.
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Bondi
Mlehole
Wewakit
Lee Takken
Etty
Dages
Inflation War Over Bonus Payment Currency Plan
Washington reports a heated Senate debate over a proposed bonus payment funded by new currency and gold content changes. Senators Connally Reed and others clash on monetary policy, with Republicans criticizing the administration and Democrats defending stabilization efforts amid inflation fears.
State Enrolls First Forestry Recruits in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City April 1 officials announced a quota of 5,009 men for a Federal reforestation army. G I Serorging, director, called for a test next 60 men. Recruits must be single unemployed ages 18 to 21 with dependents. Pay is 30 dollars monthly with 25 dollars advanced to cover transport to a recruiting station in Tulsa Muskogee Alva Tinker and Amarillo Texas. First continguent to operate in Lenislor county under county relief supervision.
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Oklaioma City
Tecderat
Serorging
Kiate
Inn
Ftrat
Oklahou
Tulsa
Munkogee
Ste- Alester
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Tex
Oklahoma
Lenislor
Gmunt
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