Massive Winter Snowslide Crashes Train in Gorge
Alamosa Colorado February 12 A huge snowslide sent a five car Denver and Rio Grande Western train plunging into a canyon killing no one and injuring several aboard and crew. Conductor and brakeman survived though some suffered chest scalp injuries as rescuers worked through the icy terrain and miles of treacherous railway.
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Gandhi remains submerged at sacred river confluence
The funeral rite for Mahatma Gandhi was held in Allahabad with his ashes immersed in the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna and Saraswati rivers. Tens of thousands witnessed the ceremony as leaders including Prime Minister Nehru watched the rites along the riverbank.
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Allahabad
Mohandas K. Gandhi
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Amand
India
Pandita Jawaharlal Nehru
United Provinces
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Langham
Varus
Tangharm
Rivent
Devadas
Ramadas
Ihitery
Weather forecast fragment with cold and warm spells
Fragmentary weather note describes snow and cloudy spells. It mentions northeast to southeast cooling tonight with a low near 11F and a warm trend tomorrow. Forecast includes southeast winds and possible highs around 30s to low 40s with a lingering chilly pattern in Oklahoma.
Flynn Withdraws From Tulsa Race For U S Senate Seat
Tulsa Feb 12 U Oney Flynn once Tulsa mayor says he will not run for the U S Senate. Sen B H Moore and Eloyt Noble are named as possible candidates with Rep Russ Rizley also in the field.
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Tulsa
Gila
Uh Oney Flynn
U. S
Si” Ff
B. H. Moore
R+ Okla
Eloyet Noble
Ardinnt el
Rep Russ Rizley
Rokla
Two Men Spark Friendship Train Plan In Nebraska
Two Geneva men unhappy with no Lincoln Friendship Train sparked a grass roots effort across Nebraska. Farmers donated crops and cattle to form a carload train headed to the east coast, with Eustis voters contributing for a 5,660 dollar crop. By departure from Lincoln the train was to reach 45 cars, expanding to 100 by Omaha, as communities joined the Christian rural overseas program.
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Nebraska
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Omaha
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Sioux
Sprimgfield
Worst Storm Fury Paralyzes Western Oklahoma Roads
Western Oklahoma endures a severe blizzard with 4 to 9 degree readings in towns like Boise City and Buffalo. Snow drifts close most highways, only one main road opened, bus schedules halted, and rural schools in Jackson and surrounding counties remain closed while trains face delays along the Rock Island line.
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Panhandle
Wester Oklahoma
Parhgndie
Boise City
Guyimon
Buffalo
Highway Department
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Texas
Jackson County
Newman
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Clntom
Mercury
Sy & A
Hobart
Altus
Repat
Texhoma
Chun
Lincoln’s Tomb Anniversary Obser vances in Illinois
Springfield observes Abraham Lincoln’s 128th birthday with ceremonies at Lincoln’s tomb Oak Ridge cemetery and Old Wabash Depot. The American Legion’s Pilgrimage and Wreath Laying mark the day, highlighting a Friendship Train bearing aid for Europe and Asia. Governor Green calls for unity and effort to restore Europe, while National Commander O’Neil stresses liberty and peace through strength.
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Lincoln
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American Legion
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Asia
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Washington
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Indianapolia
James F
Neil
Manchester
N.ee
Gramay
Myer
O'Neil Sie
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NBC
Costa Rican Coup Attempt Shocks San Jose
In San Jose Costa Rica on February 12 troops and police reportedly mounted a coup to overthrow President Calderon and reinstall former president Raine. gunfire wounded several and gangs patrolled streets as factions clashed over political loyalties. A government source indicated communist and government loyalists were involved, and fears of a renewed attempt persisted despite initial resistance.
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Reginald L. Woo
San Jose
Costa Rica
Raine
Guardia
Sith
Snresidentia
Cloetio Onan Wis
Reepublicana Na
Artath
Teodore Picatio
Mamie
Uae
Bomber Surplus Plane In Wartime Trade Tale
Sam Again Has That Bomber OKLANOMA ETTY February report notes Leivenold acquiring a surplus bomber as government supports back the model. A Lavin American expedition near completion may have justified the craft’s use. The plane was readied at Pano City Airmart as customs clearance neared for a flight toward a revolutionary movement in the Caribbean. Value placed at 2980 dollars amid slowed operations and government influence.
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Pano City Airmart
Woostui
Ada's Code Wins Renown in Ada City Ordinances
Ada City pursues codification of its charter with a new code of ordinances. Johannesburg sends a copy. City Clerk Jim Ring notes the arrival. The code, modeled after North American practice, uses an one-hour insertion system and costs about 500 caps. The council-manager form gains support and the city considers broader adoption.
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Union of South Africa
Jim Ring
Tore Tieip
United States
Okfa- Phan
Weusticipal League
Syhieh
Alss
Nic Bona
Aca
Vishis Teresetter Srey
Bn Olkivema
Davies
Guesttanves Ae
Rockefeller romance abroad sparks Florida divorce rumor
In Palm Beach a long affair circles around 26 year old socialite Barbara Sears Ald, with reports of impending divorce filings and a pending marriage license. Florida officials and county judges set procedural waits before any ceremony, as the scene centers on ties to prominent families and New York connections.
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Winstom
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Divates
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Richard Sears
New York
Jievute Paulekinto Sevirs
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Rena
Eva Paagle Sen
Barbara Patt Sears
Oklahoma City Plans Study of Negro Higher Education
Oklahoma City report notes six deans from the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A and M College began a study of Negro higher education needs. Regents will review alternatives for integrating or segregating programs, with options including assignment of work to Negro students at Langston or the white universities, amid Supreme Court rulings on equality and segregation.
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Langsten
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Vaness Francis Win First Round In Central Invitational
Francis Vaness and team win first round in the Egyt Central Invitational Class B1 division held at Empire. Empire led Prague 48 8 at halftime while Vaness drew a forfeit from Grafin. Vamoosa faces Addington next. Francis overtime victory over Creek and a strong showing from Pleasant Grove and Strat Ton Shook highlight the early rounds amid weather-related delays and several cancelled games.
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Retail price cuts shock markets after week of declines
United States markets were closed for Lincoln's birthday as prices spiked down. Grains and cotton led the slide with sharp losses on the commodity and securities exchanges while retail food prices fell. The downturn spread internationally with rallies brief and inflation fears easing, yet shoppers faced lower meat and general goods prices.
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New York
United States
Lincoln
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Manile
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Toronto
London
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New York Stork Exchange
AL WW
Zelecek
International Statistical Bureau
Gid
Weather Forces Low Turnout at Tulsa OEA Meeting
Severe cold kept many Oklahoma Education Association delegates away from the opening session of the 17th annual convention in Tulsa. Officials revised attendance estimates from 11 000 invited to about 4,000 to 8,000. Pre-convention sessions occurred last night as registration began at Central High School. Governors, educators, and officials were slated to speak, though some, like B. McClay, could not attend due to weather.
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Oklahoma Education Association
OEA
Central High School
Pessimist Groom Faces Race for Success in Vain Fervor
A fragment suggests a groom fears friends at a ceremony and likens the struggle for success to a perilous race. The note highlights a wary outlook on social bets and personal bets amid wedding customs.
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