Egypt's Prime Minister Nokrashy Pasha Assassinated in Cairo
Cairo reports Prime Minister Matmnoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha was killed in the interior ministry by a student disguise. Police say the shooter, linked to the outlawed Mosten Brotherhood, fired five times and was promptly arrested. Nokrashy Pasha, 60, led Egypt through postwar politics and earlier negotiations with Britain over the Suez area.
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Se Etudent
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Masten, Brotherhood Association
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Yriid Matlens
New York
Eptypt
Suez Conuk Zone
Palestine
Mosten Brotherhood
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Egypt
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Nat- Hingham
Englaneh
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Tia Explain
ViKkstaplia
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Noksashy
Hocnint
Comitton
Afmed
Mule Pasha
Farouk
Nokraany
Brit- Pasha
Hals
Britain
Pohruary
Mia Aucyessor
Shik Pasha
Wea
Azl
Moirashy
Telegraph Brain Explained to Lions
A Western Union official and Floyd Bolf described the new automatic telegraph brain as cutting operators and time in sending and receiving wire messages. Early tests show substantial time and cost savings, with plans to retain some operators in other roles as the industry evaluates impact.
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Western Union
Floyd Bolf
Royal Waiker
Zolé
Ettor
Wester Union
Faff
Tulsons Signing Repeal Petitions in Tulsa
Petition drives for repealing Oklahoma's prohibition law gain momentum as hundreds sign in Tulsa. Oklahoma Economic League executive Lee Gibson delivers petitions from Oklahoma City to the Teague headquarters, backing a state wide repeal effort led by the Teague group.
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Oklahoma City
Lee Gibson
Weretiey
Oklahomy Economic League
The
Teague
Twins Born At Munroe Hospital In Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma on Saturday a boy and girl twin were born at the hospital to Mrs. Bee. The boy weighed four pounds four ounces and the girl five pounds two ounces. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. EY Bee.
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Muskogre
Okt
Mar
Mies
Bosom of Indonesia Hurdles Dutch Attack Deaths Reported
Dispatch from Jogjakarta reports civilian casualties after Dutch bombardment and street fighting during the occupation, naming Indonesians among the dead and wounded. It notes the mood in the capital as officials and citizens cope with loss and fear, while some officials are identified and questioned.
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Harris Fackson
Jokjakarta
Java
Omer
Republic of Indonesia
Ava
Cale Brood
Kitlings
Bob
Ecole
Santena
Ministry of Education
Sutojo
Ruslando Abdul Gani
Ministry of Information
Karta
Einstein Hospital Status and Mining Plans Reported
New York reports Albert Einstein hospitalized at Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn for observation with a spokesman denying serious condition. In Tulsa Oklahoma, the McNabb Deal Co plans a large strip mining operation near White Oak with initial production of 20 cars daily and coal reserves stated to last several years.
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New York
Bee
Albert Einstein
O. K
Jewish Hospital of
Brooklyn
Einstein
Finster
Tmex
Maret
Rudolph Nisesen
Fingtele
Tulsa
Okla
McNabb
White Oak
Frank McNabb
Catogsa
Ada Missionary Baptist Class Party Hosted at Gemmills
The Ada Missionary Baptist senior class party took place at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gemmill home with a lively gathering. Attendees included Bill Nabors Bravis McWilliams Hank McWilliams Robert Ford Miss Margaret Ford Thetus EK Miss Willa Mae Williams Bill Kindrick Bill Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Jamies Ford Miss Lucila Gammill and the hosts. A Polish Language appendix is noted in the page.
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Ada Missionary Baptist Church
Jim Gemmill
Bill Nabors
Bravis McWilliams
Hank McWilliams
Robert Ford
Margaret Ford
Thetus EK
Willa Mae Williams
Bill Kindrick
Bill Taylor
Jamies Ford
Lucila Gammill
Gammill
Stalin's Long Range Policy and the Aftermath Question
A briefing on Stalin's rise to power, five year plans, the Nazi nonaggression pact, and the post Stalin power structure. It analyzes how the Soviet politburo shaped policy and the risk of internal clashes after Stalin's death, with implications for Soviet expansion and Western relations.
Guilty Plea Wasn't Easy in Tulsa Court
In Tulsa, Philip Redinbaugh, 28, faced burglary charges and asked to plead guilty. Judge Chambers explained constitutional rights, but Redinbaugh insisted on a guilty plea. Assistant County Attorney John Richards advocated a public defender and advised accepting the plea. A reporter was summoned for the record. Redinbaugh pleaded guilty, bond set at 2000, and he was bound over to district court.
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Tulsa
Okla
Der
Philip Redinbaugh
Common Pleas Court
Redinbaugh
Chamberson
Gulley
John Richards
Mor Guity
Chambers
Reden- Aineh
Redinbargs
Ada Citizens Prepare for Saturday General Holiday
Ada stores and business firms will close all day Saturday for New Year's Day as agreed by the Retail Merchants Association and Ada merchants. Druggists will close Saturday morning only, while city, county, and federal offices, and the Ada News print Sunday issues as usual.
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Ada
Retail Merchants Association
Drugg’sts
Wien
City End
Sera
Ada Marchants
Retail Derchants Association
Greed
Louis Long
Freetall Merchants Group
Nesday
Ada News
Reno Shaken By Fart Temblors
Reno and surrounding areas were rattled by a series of earth tremors starting Monday night. Power and telephone lines failed as lines buckled and minor highway slides occurred. The shocks were felt from Sierra into northern California and as far as Fresno, with emergency crews assessing the damage and utility lines down near the state line.
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Reno
New
Dee
Sierra
Cal
San Proncisco
Fresno
Sar Joaquin
Bell Telephone Company
California State Line
Here
Elevator Escapers Caught After Prison Break Attempt
Deputy Sheriff Rob Dewitt spotted an elevator descending as five prisoners attempted to flee from the fourth floor of a jail in Fut ton county. He alerted guards, blocked the cage, and as the elevator reached ground level the inmates surrendered and were returned to their cells. Sheriff A B Foster and guards recovered the escapees.
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Atlanta
Futton
Rob Dewitt
Dewitt
Sherift
A. B. Foster
Contingent Fund Dips for Nursery Project in Pryor
Oklahoma City Dec. 29 Pr or Roy J Turner uses his contingent fund to allocate 10 60 percent to equip a new nursery at the Whittaker State Home for orphans in Pryor. The governor acted after the state board of affairs reported funds exhausted for the building erection, costing 20. The kitchen dining room bed room and playpen will be finished.
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
Whittaker State
Pryor
State Boar of Affairs
Turner Plans School Reform Proposals In State
Del City December 29 19 4 Roy J Turner aims to urge the legislature to restructure school districts and transportation funding in his biennial message to lawmakers The reform would fold existing high school transportation areas into single districts for tax and aid purposes The plan backed by the legislative council and education groups could raise revenue by 1 59 million to 3 1 million depending on the final plan and a six cent increase in the state tax would be proposed to support the changes
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Delamoma City
Roy J. Turner
State Senate
Pam
Legislative Council
Sthool
Gait
President's Economic Advisers Issue Cautious Report
Fames Marlow reports the President's Council of Economic Advisers released its annual overview. The three economists acknowledge past criticisms and stress the report reflects ongoing work, aiming to balance labor and management while outlining national economic concerns without bold new conclusions.
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Fames Marlow Washington
Presidentts Council of
Arono-Mic Advisers
Srest
Congress
Counsil
Sna
Jonty
Peangross
Biowas
Truman
Coure
Westinghouse to Build First Atomic Power Unit for Transport
Pittsburgh Dec 8 The Westinghouse Electric Corp under government commission emission undertakes to build the world’s first atomic power unit for transportation. The project aims to develop a ship propulsion plant using a reactor to power U S Navy vessels, with construction to begin soon and a completion date uncertain. About 600 engineers and specialists will work at a Pittsburgh area laboratory.
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Westinghouse Electric Corporation
abouic energy_ commission
U.S Navy
Compdays
Chicago
Ecommisaion
Charles M. Weever
Westinghouse
Atone Power Division
Weaver
Westinghorsa
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
Winter Storm Rages Across Midwest Slowing Travel
A major winter storm swept the Midwest delaying transport and cutting communications. Nebraska towns like Kearney faced power outages as ice and wind snapped lines. Snow whipped by winds up to 40 mph, with drifting snow in Nebraska, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Cold air pressed south and east, with freezing rain possible in lower Michigan and the storm moving toward Michigan and Canada. Local areas reported near zero visibility in Maine City, and weather officials warned of worsening conditions into the night.
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Midwest
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Lower Michigan
Canada
Weather Bureau
Manon City
Ara
Green Bay
Wis
Kansas
Missouri
Old vs New Cameras Spark Quick Photo Take
A comparison notes modern cameras require only 508 tunes at three seconds per shot while old models demanded lengthy setup. Sadie recalls sitting still as a child with a held head to stay in frame, illustrating the contrast between eras.
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Sadie
Oklahoma plans to guard against flu outbreaks this winter
Oklahoma State Health Department and the United States Public Health Service will mobilize resources at the first sign of a flu outbreak. Gracy Z Mathews cites lab work to isolate any influenza virus and tests to detect new strains, making Oklahoma a key part of a national defense plan. Tulsa realtor Davison was elected president of the Tulsa chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management. New York City faces massive water and food figures in a sprawling data note.
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City
Oklahoma State Health Department
Gracy Z. Mathews
United States Public Health Service
Departmentis
Tulsa
Okla
Davision
Twsa
The
Institute of Real Estate Management
Dozen Rescued From Greenland Ice Cap Crash Site
Twelve men stranded on the Greenland ice cap were rescued by a C-47 aircraft from an air base near Labrador. The plane landed at the crash site in stormy conditions and then departed with the men aboard. Previously, officials had said 13 men were stranded on the peak, and it was unclear how many were aboard the glider. The rescue effort involved personnel from Bluie West, the nearby air base, and the unit led by Lt Col Email E of Mancasster.
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Der
Greenland
S. Raipan
Atlantic
Nocelk
Caistmasav
Air Force
Fee Peak
Ansiece
eIash
Bluie West
Labrada
I Bruie
Pal de
Biniv
Saze
Mancasster, N. 1
Westgverc
Mass Air Force Base
Cross Country Tag of War for Custody of 3-Year-Old
The custody dispute centers on Vickie Jeanna Snyder, three, as her mother Jeanne Braget surrenders to police in Los Angeles. Braget and her husband John Braget, 15, drive to Pomona to reclaim the child who had been with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry MM since December 19. Grandparents, who adopted Vickie after a parental divorce, planned a Christmas party once she returned. Braget claims no adoption papers were signed and says she has done nothing wrong.
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New York
Valentine
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rutape
Elas
Zara
Elizabeth
Britain
Trumas
Bis
Harry
Frumram
Los Angeles
Vickie Jeanna Snyder
Jeanne M. Braget
Braget
Harrisburg
John Braget
Tacoma
Wash
Bng
Pomona
Vickie
Harry MM
Gonz
Wong
Russia Changes Two of Ministers in Major Reshuffle
Soviet presidium announces Aleksei Mosygin becomes minister of light industry replacing finance chief Arseny Zverev, who returns to that post. The textiles and related sectors are moved to the new light industry ministry to boost consumer goods output and reduce admin costs. Kasyg, a rising official, joins the politburo. Local note reports birds seen bathing despite frigid air in Oklahoma context.
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Moscow
Alexei S. Mosygin
Arseny G Zverev
Supreme Soviet
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