Bells Toll in Jerusalem Amid War Tint and Faith
Roderick Terusa of the Associated Press reports from Jerusalem where a quiet city bears the toll of recent fighting. A wounded Arab soldier and the heavy scent of hummus mingle with distant bombardment as bells toll and civilians move through via Dolorosa. The old city’s faces, mosques, churches, and stones reflect a fragile calm under guard.
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Roderick Terusalem
LFI
Womar
St. Stephen's Gate
Via Dolorosa
Arab Legion
Marta Ahell
Rebel Ratio Calls For Continuing Pressure In Greece
Athens reports a rebel radio urging communist followers of Markos Vafiades to persist the struggle against Greek forces. Army clashes with guerrillas occur in multiple sectors as grammos mountain fighting is described as ongoing and material losses are noted for Markos. Reinforcement artillery bombards Kastoria area while guerrillas infiltrate from Albania, with attacks in the Peloponnese and conscription crackdowns announced.
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Markos Vafiades
Stengzle
Grammod
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Vitei Rea
Albania
Kastoria
Vitsi
Peloponnésus
Trikkali
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Luo Per Song
Herm
James A. van. Fleet
Greece
Letter of Emerson Found in Concord Attic Mystery Unearthed
Carpenters in Concord Massachusetts uncover a letter by Ralph Waldo Emerson written when he was 13, addressed to his aunt Mary Moody Emerson. The document, found with other papers, is handed to Harvard for safekeeping amid family notes from Rev. William Emerson and Mary Williams Roby Emerson.
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Ralph, Waldo
Emerson
Mythos
Mary Moody Emerson
Wiliams Emerson
William Robby
Harvard University
Wilmington Students Build a Dream House
Wilmington College students built a dormitory for 34 on campus ahead of reopening next month. They funded the project through labor rather than a large campaign, with Dr. Samuel D. Marble guiding the effort. Students and alumni donated labor estimated to save about $45,000, continuing a 75 year tradition of campus building.
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Wilmington
Ghls
NEAJ
Wilmington College
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Mardle
Crete
Callege
Epi Cliftes
Military Leaders Agree On Duties Of Three Force Groups
Washington Aug 3 top U S military officials announced agreement on duties of the three force groups following weekend meetings at Newport R I The statement said the air forces main job remains strategic air warfare but other services may participate The Navy Air Force quarrel over carrier plans and long range bombing focus has been noted The talks also touched on guided missiles able to carry an atom bomb to distant targets and progress toward evaluating present and future weapon capabilities The joint chiefs of staff were directed by Forrestal to Key West Fla to settle inter service interpretations of the 1949 Key West agreement The group includes Omar Bradley Louis Denfeld and other top officers as the Navy and Air Force factions seek clearer roles
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Ralph J. Brooks Dies in Wisconsin
Obituary notes Ralph F. Brooks, longtime East Central State Normal College faculty member, who taught in Ada before moving to Whitewater. Brooks died suddenly near August 12 while living in Wisconsin. He served three to four years at East Central and owned property on East Main Street.
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Encyclopedis
Texoma Hosts Most Visitors in National Parks
Washington reports Lake Texoma near the Denison Dam on the Red River drew 1,332,723 visitors in the nine months ending June 30, the highest total of any park area under National Park Service oversight. Lake Mead and other areas trailed, while planners hope Texoma’s year will surpass all National Park regions except possibly the Lincoln Memorial.
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Lake Texoma
Oklahoma
National Park Supervision
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Jaycee Directors of Area Convene
A southeastern Oklahoma Jaycee district meeting drew more than a dozen attendees as Bil Bryan, Muskogee, state Jaycee president, led national officers from Tulsa. A get acquainted session at the Elks Club drew 93, with Wyatt of the local office as principal speaker at Sundays session. A banquet at the Aldrich Hotel hosted 120 attendees Sunday afternoon.
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Aldricos Hotel
Ada Lions Club Families Picnic Tonight
Ada Lions club members and their families meet tonight at 7 o clock. Activities include swimming horseshoes and games with a meal served. no program planned. The note mentions local Lions ranks but lacks clear details.
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Narvis Rarch
Kansas Temperance Drive Heads Toward Southeast Kansas
A temperance caravan led by Willard Maybery drew about 2,000 people in Lawrence as it urged Attorney General Ed Am to provide leadership for sheriffs and police in enforcing Kansas liquor laws. The 22-vehicle tour stopped at Ottawa and Pumsburg, with KU figures and bootlegger concerns shaping the rally’s sharp debates about enforcement and community standards.
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Arn
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Stew Cunningham
University of Kansas
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Nine to One Choice Given for Pamela
CHICAGO Aug 23 Six medical experts have ruled that 22 month old Pamela Frances Ramphere has only a slim chance to survive the corrective surgery. They recommended the series of operations be performed within two months. The court-appointed specialists advised the procedures after the infant's father Fred Larmphere petitioned for court-ordered treatment. The mother Irene, amid divorce proceedings, initially opposed the operation but said she had since seen similar cases with successful outcomes.
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Four Republican Leaders Die in Oregon Plane Crash
Four Oregon Republican leaders and nominees died when a private plane crashed near a summer cabin at Feads Fa les Ore Ave. Bodies of Ren Barte Johnson Corvallis 40 William H Plishres Medford 47 and H E Evans Waldsort house nominee were recovered. Rep John Snellstrom Eugene 33 remained missing with search continuing. Flight owner Fiyhter was piloting. no engine trouble reported. Coroner noted era of prominent Oregon officials who perished in last October crash.
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Eugene
George Adler
Klamath County
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Tam
Washingtons bumper crop of tourists fills streets
Washington sees 3 500 000 visitors as interest soars in monuments and institutions. Bus tours carry crowds past the Capitol Smithsonian Arlington Mount Vernon and Alexandria with demand to view the White House high on the list though open only two hours daily. Many visitors misbelieve the president lives at the Capitol. guides note the reality and joke about long elevator lines at the White House.
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Trial of Duncan Murder case moves to district court
Duncan Gals Aug 2. E L Lefty Fowler, former Duncan policeman, is held in Stephens County jail after signing a March 27 confession. He pleaded innocent May 12 and was bound over for district court. Beavers was killed Jan 23 and found Feb 3. Fowler was arrested March 12 after failing to report for duty. He was taken to Grady County, and officials say he confessed. Acquaintances note he has regained much of the weight he lost. His wife and parents visit weekly. The Monday session will likely finish jury list work. actual hearing not expected soon.
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Helen Beavers
E. L
Lefty) Fowler
Stephens County
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Hine Gays
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Burens
Kegel
Steng County
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Fowter
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Sam Lattimore
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Hela Branch
Rotary Meet at Ranch for Members and Families
Rotary clre amé their families will gather at Gaz Shipe's munca on Creek for an evening. Two barbecues are planned, provided meals for all, and invitations indicate a month with a presidential anniversary.
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Fennessean Faken Charged With Possession Of Chocolate Beer
Police arrested Hamer Spares Saturday morning on a charge of possession of choc beer. He posted a $20 bond and was released. He claimed to be visiting and listed Knoxville Tennessee as his home, having stayed in town since November. Arresting officers were Cecil Smith, Roy Reives, and Dave Albert.
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Roy Reives
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Negea
Willard Dallas Elected NFA Treasurer at National Meet
Willard Dallas, Tacal and state president of the New Farmers of America, was elected national treasurer at a national meeting held at Tuskegee Institute. He is a teacher at Napier High School and is slated to attend further national trustee meetings in Washington. The report notes his supervision by a national agriculture teacher at Longston University in Ocisco.
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Champion Asks Divorce Retrial
A report notes Champion seeks a retrial in a divorce case. The filing cites attorney fees and a decision tied to the prior proceedings. The fragment references bank accounts and an ax tenant issue, with unclear context and specifics.
France Aims at United States of Europe New push from France boosts idea of a federated West European union
France drives a bold push toward a United States of Western Europe with finance minister Reynaud and new Mitterrand cabinet backing calls for a convocation of an international assembly to draft a federal charter. The plan, linked to Britain’s response and the Marshall Plan, is led by a committee chaired by Duncan Sandys. Reynaud, famed for crisis management, could steer the move, while France maintains emphasis on European rebuilding and economic autonomy amid postwar strains.
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Mitterand
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Excise tax cuts eyed in next congress by Millikin
Washington August discussions weigh prospects for trimming excise levies on goods from cigarettes to theater tickets and telegrams while broader income tax cuts face opposition. Senator Millikin predicts possible reductions but cautions against major tax relief unless finances improve.
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Truman
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Millikin
Colorado
Western Union
Eye-for-eye offer to officer shocks Oklahoma town
In Muskogee Oklahoma an inmate, Tack Fleetwood, 47, jailed on burglary charges, offered to donate one or both of his eyes to Tulsa crime chief Harry Stege and to arrange a bond payoff of 3500 dollars. Stege dismissed the offer noting such an operation has never succeeded and Fleetwood’s age would disqualify him.
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Okla
Tulsa
Tack Fleetwood
Swan
Harry Stege
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Stege
Fleetwood
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Tennison Sues for 325000 in Oklahoma Injury Case
Mathew Tennison of Seminole Oklahoma filed a suit seeking 325 009 damages for injuries he says occurred when an explosion on July 30 damaged his hip after his vehicle collided with a lighter flame while driving two miles south of SaTeaNC on a highway. The action names Sinclair Prairie Oiler Tennison as defendant.
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Mathew Tennison
Seminole
Okla
Sinclair Prairie Oiler
Tennison
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