Truman Says Russia Won't Keep Its Word
President Truman accused Soviet Russia of failing to uphold a peace settlement, saying the United States would press for a four year plan with Soviet leaders. He criticized Soviet violations of agreements and urged determination for world peace, noting past breaches and the need for reliable conduct by Moscow.
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Truman
Russia
Kansas City
Bee
Adele
Twiiman
Twiiman's Indigtment Came Fr “An Iff the Cull” Tlkmber Bute Temunial Hunetiwan
Tara
Wari
Bart Uruk
Sand Pluss Leak in Lead Shortage
A scrambled report describes a lead shortage and a supposed discovery linking a sand leak to substitute metals. Officials from a Partiousk Lead company discuss production issues, stock, and alleged effects on American industry and paint manufacturing.
Weekend Accident Toll Reaches 395
The Askoglaceé Press reports a Christmas weekend toll of 395 deaths nationwide from accidents. Traffic incidents, fires, and other causes raised totals beyond prior years, with multiple families losing members in fires across New Brunswick New Jersey Barre Massachusetts Terre Haute Indiana and Kansas City.
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Askoglaceé
National Safety Council
TLS
New Brunswick
Sevam
Ste
Barre
Mass
Terre Haute
Ind
Kansas City
Bessemer
Ala
Anety
Philadelphia
Falmouth
Warning Against Medical Economies At Vein Expense
Washington report criticizes waste and duplication in government medical services. It notes high costs and uncalculated obligations in veterans care and urges reform to prevent further unnecessary spending and misallocation of funds. The commission warns against bills that strain spending without clear benefits to veterans.
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Washkington
Welles Condition Serious After Field Incident
An elderly former diplomat, reportedly living near Oxon Hill Maryland, lay unconscious in a field Sunday after a wandering episode. Police plan to question King Teter about the event. Doctors say Welles regained consciousness but cannot yet confirm how the incident occurred or if fingers will require amputation. His family suspects a heart attack as the cause.
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Bauman
Furwen
Ae Hhett
Farmer
Gome
Mears
George R. Huliman
Welles
Oxon Mill
Arnold Welles
All of Crew Are Rescued After Tanker Split
NORFOLK VA December 27 The two remaining crew members of the Argentine tanker El Capitan were rescued and all personnel accounted for by the Coast Guard. The stern section was located 70 miles southeast of where the split occurred, rescued by the cutter Agassiz, with the Cherokee reporting the stern close aboard at 7 50 am CST. The Cherokee helped save the crew from the new section and the rescue vessels continued rounds through the night for the salvage portion.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Agassiz
Uwesse
Savirmnah
Bullimere
Hevokne
Second Rallle of Veagy Flares Into Fill Scale Fight
TEL AVIV Dec 27 The second bill of the Negev swelled into a full scale fight as Israeli commanders seek to hurl the Evyotians back across their frontiers or to begin talks without delay. Fighting rages just inside the Beyrtian front and northward toward Gaza with both sides on land and in the air. Observers note gains and losses remain uncertain.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Negev
Otry
Pelmea
Seine
Beyrt
Gaza
Leon
Nakivts
Ageusrd
Mesav
City Police Busy Weekend Reported by Station
City police report a prosperous weekend with eight arrests for drunkenness four for reckless driving two for drunk driving one for disturbing and a fifth for something unclear. Traffic was heavy and several offenders were released after processing. Local fire in Kansas exploded, killing a mother and three children in a rural home near Kansas City.
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Ctspatee
Parsons
Ie Fourdis
Kansas City
Cieta Green
Fred. ‘Green
Lepreen
Glenn Daniel Green
Reminder on deferment requests for workers and classifications
J R Couch, Pontotoc county draft board chair, explains employers must give employees a written deferment request with complete information before filing. Deferments hinge on classification rules, especially Class HA for essential industry or national health interests, with up to one year possible and potential reclassification if the individual’s situation changes.
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J. R. Couch
Pontotoc County
Couch
United States
Melita
Celal Estegerius
Royall Credits Russia with German Labor Camps Claim
Army Secretary Royall told reporters in New York that Soviet Russia has held 2,009,000 nonpaid laborers in camps, including 4 percent women. He cited figures on Germans and other nationalities, and noted possible changes in U.S. military command in Germany as General Beidel replaces Clay.
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Berlin
Army
Keynote T. Royall
Soviet Russia
Royall
New York
Chostovales Royall
Royal
Washington
Walter Beidel
Lucius D Clay
Germany
Gerneiny
C. Royallis
U.S. Army
Europe
Graham Schools Fire Damages Graham High School
Fire damaged the gym and two rebuildings at Graham High School while firefighters saved most books and desks. The blaze caused extensive damage to interior racks and walls, with salvageable materials set for removal and repair efforts underway.
Fragmentary note on airframe buoyancy and handling
A cryptic line discusses Tagir Shack ab sorbing properties and half inflated tires on planes, claiming they shorten a ground roll, implying effects on takeoff distance and rollout behavior in flight dynamics.
Roosevelt Marriage and Trial Talk Dominate Sunday Park News
Local report recounts Roosevelt family ties amid a distant court case and public interest. The catchline mentions the late president’s four years since marriage, Roosevelts’ residence near Hyde Park, and surrounding chatter about a potential legal matter.
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Seenia
Nhoma
Ate Agdewnt
Ancor Ar Tagore
Roosovels
Eintormeret
Dia Word
Vis “Netra
Shovill
Eliest Tale
Fusiteor Dots
Marstad
Clore
Coward
Anne
Wouldanne
Roosevelts
Frosevelt
Roosevelt Ong
Roosevelt
Hyde Paris
Fragmentary notice hints at births and species list
A fragment references a baby born in Clearfield and mentions Liberty. It also notes about 25 species of snowdden drones found in the United States and Canada. The text is garbled and reads like OCR from a local brief.
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Ice
Liberty
Clearfield Has
United States
Onal
Canada
Alisa Refinery Uses Novel Cross River Pipeline Fix
The Sunray News reports a unique method by Alisa Refinery workers to bypass a river crossing. After 16 years a six inch line leaked at the South Canadian river crossing near Allen. Crews ran a new three inch line inside the old pipe, blocked both ends, pulled it across, and tested the new run amid mid river sand depths.
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Jun Y Alen
Allen
Mperele
Rude
Ima Anis
Death Toll in Santa Barbara Tragedy Attributable to Gas Heater
In Big Bear Calif December 27 a carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas heater is suspected in the deaths of Dr Jerome Schneedorf 35 of Santa Barbara his mother 64 and two young children Judy and Tara as well as the physician's wife Mary Margaret Schneders 37 who awoke from a 36 hour coma. The bodies were found by the wife and the event disrupted by a Christmas table laid for Santa Claus with a plate for the three children. The cause remains officially a mystery with theories pointing to the heater or oxygen supply failure.
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Calif
Jerome G
Armong Ct
Schneedorf
Santa Barbara
Gabi
Host
SoSgphing Fi Incdorf
River Posest
Ahter
Judy
Mary Margaret Schneders
Aha
Cerry
Santa Claus
War Judy
Terry
Tara
Big
Claus
Four Youths Escape From Atoka County Jail
Four teenage youths fled the Atoka County Jail in Atona Oklahoma on Sunday. Deputies identified them as Russell 16 and Wheeler 13 among others. They reportedly stole a car, then abandoned it after damaging a second vehicle, and officers fear they may try to cross into Arkansas.
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Atona
Okla
Dee
Atoka County
McBride
Wiele Stewart
Russell
Sand
Springs
Wheeler
Sufauis
Strings Town
Holdenville
Arkansas
Germans report six Americans seized by Russians near border
German police said six Americans, members of the U S constabulary, were arrested by Russian authorities near the U S Soviet border in Germany after an exchange of gunfire. One German border policeman accompanied the Americans, who had not yet returned by dusk.
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Xhaskeurt
Germany
U. S
Wiesbaden
U.S
Twin Boys Born on Christmas at Local Hospital
In Ponto toc county, Forrest and Naomi Lovelace welcomed twins at Valley View hospital. Larry John weighed five pounds two and a half ounces and Garry Don weighed four pounds fourteen ounces. Cowling hospital reported no Christmas births that year.
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Pontotoc County
Jesus
Christ
Bor
Forrest
Naomi Lovelace
Rt. i. Adm
Valley View. Hospital
Larry Johm
Garry Don
Cowling Hospital
Spy Hunters Seek For no Couriers
Washington bac 27 ¢Pi congressional spy investigators seek at least two more couriers for communist espionage as unfinished busting of the house committee continues. They believe Miss Bentley and Whittaker Chambers should be questioned again to verify possible courier roles in wartime leaks.
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Bac
Espion
Compress
Precetede
Elizabeth T. Bent
Res. Yundt Rsd
Bentley
Whittaker Chambers
Geurers
Chambers
Stele
Ly 13
Jared Named Ardmore Hotel Manager From Aldridge ties
Bryan Jared, 14 years in hotel business and assistant manager at Aldridge Hotel Ada, will take over as manager of the Ardmore hotel in Ardmore. He and his wife and son Scott will move January 3. The Ardmore property is owned by two Ardmore estates.
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Bryan Jared
Aldridge
Rere
Poston
Ardmore
Reading
Jared
Ada
Hegins
Scott
J Idan
Fan
Dutch Prother
Area Men Serving On Navy Vessels
Recent Navy releases list area men aboard ships including Emma Ann Head aboard the light cruiser USS Pasadena on a training cruise. Fred Eden, seaman apprentice, is aboard Pasadena. Albert L. Lloyd, airman, and Earldean Ly Head, seaman, sail on the USS Princeton. William Morthcutt, seaman apprentice, is aboard the USS Tarawa. Alvin Frank Putman, chief gunner's mate, son of G. Putman, is aboard USS Helena.
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Navy
Anderson
Nan
Emma Ann Head
Allen
Pasadena
Fred Eden
Mack Eder
Princeton
Albert L. Lloyd
Betty Lloyd
Ada
Earldean Ly Head
Dorot ‘Thy Teel
Stratford
William MW. Morthcutt
Base
Adams
Tarawa
Alvin Frank Put- Man
GC. Putman
West Sig Adams
Helena
Jewish State Orders Nationwide Blackout After Bombings
TEL AVIV December 25. Israel ordered a complete blackout for the entire Jewish state to be broadcast urgently over state radios. The move follows recent bombings at Nazareth Jericho Haifa and Gaza. Blackouts had previously been limited to battle areas.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
of Ager Nazareth
Jericho
Haifa
Gaga
Twenty-second Legislature Faces Budget Strain and Growth
The Twenty-second Legislature confronts large deficits as revenue grows only modestly. Key issues include a major school textbook program needing over 2.6 million, teacher retirement reserves, and higher legislative pay. highway, mental health, and higher education costs rise, with deferred maintenance piling up since 1932.
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Sheik
W& ‘Sur
St? Millium
Legislative Counci I
Unthinkable Says Barkley on Berlin Airlift Policy
In Berlin Barkley said it would be unthinkable to abandon Berlin airlift. He urged continuation of the airlift, predicting U.S. Congress will favor ongoing support. Secretary Symington echoed that more aircraft will be bought to sustain the effort as needed.
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Berlin
Doc
Alben Barkley
United States
Nt-Eloot
Bartlew
U. 5
Dur
Stuart Symington
US 5
Tommage
Airlift Tase
Five Injured in Lancaster Station Train Crash
Five persons were injured when the Red Arrow Express crashed into the rear of the York local at Lancaster station. The crash occurred just before 3 m west of the station as trains moved in. Rail officials cited a signal failure. Injured at Lancaster General Hospital included Harry S. Heber, 48, baggage master, and RomaineFlower, 2, telephone operator.
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Lancaster
Pec
Pennsylvanis
York
Lancaster General Hospital
Harry S. Heber
Romaine Flower
Columbia
State Ends Year With One Traffic Fatality
Oklahoma recorded one traffic death during Christmas weekend, a 24 year old Buff resident identified as Beefone Sist as Rape Graham Brown who died Christmas Day. Traffic fatalities for the year estimate 497, with December counts lower than 1922 for the first days of September period.
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Pnes
Oklahoma
Graham Brown
Buff
Highway Patrol
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