Millionaire's Home Raided By Bandits In Cleveland
A Cleveland mansion was invaded by six bandits who tied and gagged staff and bound a nurse who reportedly aided the intruders. The assailants escaped with valuables as authorities search for the robbers. A male nurse was found injured. investigators describe a chaotic scene with servants restrained and a struggle in the main hall.
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Cleveland
Burt Ree
Sunlwn
Mather
Ted
Cleveland Chitts
Trey
Joni Lene
Masseli
Moe Aoig
HD Council Meeting Focuses on Meat Identification
The HD Council convenes to study meat identification practices with discussion led by district leaders and program heads. Agencies from the state and local divisions attend as directors outline plan and policy uses of meat tracing and identification methods.
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Seventern
Ohere
Oitaeay
Stillwa- Woy
Unprecedented Suit in Court
A court case filed by an unnamed plaintiff seeks royalty damages related to a genius work claim. The action names several defendants and requests about 4760 in damages. A jury reportedly heard testimony yesterday with a witness list including a person named Le Orit.
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Sriska
Crete
Chebacaa
Weather forecast unclear entry from Wahome region
Fragmentary weather note mentions cloudiness and warming trends with scattered terms across Wahome area. Forecast includes uncertain temperature hints and northeast to southeast directions, but many words are garbled making specifics unreliable.
Pig Contest Winners Listed No Losses for Youths Shown
David Lamb of the Byng 4-H club won the Pontotoc county farm-to-market pig feeding contest with 13 head sold. Ada Chamber of Commerce and county agent sponsored the event, with Lamb’s pig weighing 185 pounds and selling for 41.7 per hundred pounds, yielding a net profit after feed costs of $1.45. Bobby Langley Riley placed second with a net of $16.43, 10 cents behind Lamb. Additional top finishers included Wayne Tritt Jesse and Gare Alles, with many more listed among the 14 winners.
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David Lamb
Byng
Ponteloc
Eex
Ada Chamber of Corenerto
Offic Larreb
Fis
Slase
Lamb
Bobby Langley Raley
Pigs Lead Market With 1.48 Lb Per Day Gain
Pantotoe county pigs participated in the farm to market pig feeding contest in Oklahoma City. 117 hogs sold for 3584.29 dollars, total weight 71360 pounds. Average weight gain 1.468 pounds per day, average selling price 30.63 dollars per hundredweight. County and top buyers are noted with many county boys leading the market.
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Oklahoma Coty
Dr Hodge Heads to Europe on Flying Classroom Mission
EAST LANSING Mich Tab 23 A Evan Evans of Winfield Kansas and Dr Oliver Hidge of Oklahoma selected for Michigan State College Flying Classroom project to study European education. The program, slated for March 2031, aims to explore pedagogy across English speaking nations, with focus on teachers, deans, and classroom innovations. The brief notes the selection of three superintendents and three classroom specialists.
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East Lansing
Mich
Evan Evans
Winfield, Kas
Oliver Hidge
Oklahoma Educational
Michigan
Senate Leaders Seek Fresh Vote on Cotton Peanut Potato Bill
Senate leaders pushed for action on a measure tying cotton acreage to potato and peanut price supports. The plan would modify quotas and penalties, with debates over whether to remove subsidies for surplus crops and how to handle marketing quotas for the three commodities.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Perecciture Committee
Dsarardee
Ted
Contr
Veria
Meeting Friday Night On Sewer Bond Issue Discussion
A public meeting is announced for Friday at 8 oclock in the district courtroom to discuss a proposed 920,003 bond issue for sewer improvements. Organizers plan a Bush group to persuade taxpaying voters, with civic clubs PTA and other units invited to attend and participate in discussions and organization efforts.
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PTA
Tebor
Diacesion
Tampaien
Tre
Ada City
Tannell
van Cleetor
Tin City
Ada Chamber Sets Uniform Store Hours Plan
Ada Chamber of Commerce approves a uniform store hours schedule effective now. Stores in Ada will be open year round from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm with Saturday hours varying by merchant. The agreement was reached Wednesday afternoon by the Retann Division and local merchants to standardize the timetable.
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Ada
Retann
Ada Chamber of Commerse
Daylight Robbery Hits Kansas City Eatery
Four armed robbers struck a downtown Kansas City nightclub during daylight hours, looting the Pete To ttay and Ewsan lounge. The raid occurred as staff opened the safe. loot estimated between 70,000 and 310,000 dollars. Police nabbed one suspect near the rear while others fled in a car, with two employees bound but uninjured. Names and exact locations are partially obscured in the report.
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Kansas City
Fed
Pete Tottay
Ewsan
Wam
ISR
Ratmore Avenor
Cever
Kansas
Hebert Sarriwn
Lawt Sane
Sam Eddy
Britons Queue Up At Polls In Nation Polling Day
Britons form long lines at polling stations as voters weigh keeping the Labour government under Prime Minister Attlee for another five years versus a Tory alternative led by former Prime Minister Churchill. Campaign focus centers on employment programs, social measures, taxation, gas rationing, and nationalization, with broader implications for Britain and its dominions.
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Britain
Labor
Attlee
Birston Churchill
Chure
Kusna
Mtamic
New Zealand
Australia
Noble Foundation Receives Estate From Oilman Noble
Noble dies in Houston heart attack leaving estate valued well over 40 million dollars. He wills 50 000 to each of four children and 500 to trustees for others. provisions for employees and heirs include education funds and nine thousand dollar gifts to eight pieces and others named Bilby Joe Jolin and more. Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation to advance soil conservation in memory of his father.
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Ardmore
Okla
e-Lloyd Mohie
Philanthropast
Leater
Oklahoma
Samuel Roberts Noble
Houston
Tex
Samuel Russel
Edward Everett
Richard Noble
Elizabeth
Chidren
Amy
Mobie Drilling Cor
EraGen
Poe
Joe Jolin
Unofficial Report Says Lewis and Operators Near Contract
Unofficial, unconfirmed report suggests John J. Lewis and coal operators have narrowed the gap in wage talks on a new mining agreement. Operators are said to have slightly increased concessions as government officials push to end mining stoppages and rationing threatening industry. Senate discussion on seizure of mines and union antitrust issues adds to pressure. Judge Keech set a contempt hearing for the United Mine Workers if no progress by Friday.
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Washington
John J
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kiam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
United Mine Workers
Hickm
B. Keech
Keech
Wdyt Keech
FEPC bill passes House after long debate
Washington reports a long House debate over a bill related to civil rights and the FEPC. Senate leaders gain additional authority to investigate alleged Communist influence in the State Department, with further moves by Democrats and Republicans centering on the McCarthy era charges and foreign relations scrutiny.
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House
Washington
Senate
McCardy
R-Wis
State Department
Lucas
D-11
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lena McMahon
D-Conn
Korthy
Uortenanis
McCarthy
Fair and Warmer Forecast Across Oklahoma
A milder trend is expected today after a chilly morning. Overnight lows were reported as 73 degrees at a weather station, with other readings including 37, 31, and 24 degrees in various towns from Gage to Oklahoma City.
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Weather Bureau
Hobart
McAlester Ardmore
Tulse
Oklahoma
City
Carlos Wood to Ada to Manage Anthony Store
Carlos Wood from Kansas takes a management post at Anthony Store in Gander City, Kemsen. He relocates with the aim to oversee operations and strengthen local retail leadership.
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Carlos Wood
Ada
Anthony
Kansas
House Passes Weaker FEPC Bill Amid Bipartisan Dissent
Washington Feb 3 The House Approved a weakened fair employment practices bill by 240 to 17, far short of President Truman’s aims. Debated since yesterday, the measure strips enforcement teeth and promises persuasion over penalties, drawing criticism from original supporters and Southern Democrats. The bill would create a ten member agency to oppose discrimination without strong enforcement powers. The vote split showed waning administration backing and expectations of Republican and some Northern Democratic shifts.
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Washington
House
WEPC
Truman
Mr. Truman
I.uthern Geniucrata Organsalialiey
McConnell
Ecera
Atte Jer
Phone Strike In 4 Day Truce Amid Hire Wages Debate
The nation faced a threatened telephone service breakdown as union and employers discussed a four day truce wage proposal. President Truman spoke from the White House as companies readied executive boards to decide on terms. The effort aims to avert a strike and preserve system operations during ongoing wage and hour negotiations.
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Joseph A. Beirne
Truman
Hell System
White House
Heaton
Westar Ce
Key Scan Spee
Bell Talep
Want
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