White Russians in China renounce Soviet citizenship in Shanghai
Shanghai reports by NEA indicate over a thousand White Russians in China have renounced Soviet citizenship amid repatriation drives. News notes mention Czech and Baltic cases, a 28-year-old man and 23-year-old wife describing escape, and concerns about retaliation if Chinese communists seize Shanghai. Many remain in China or seek resettlement abroad.
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Shanghai
NEA
Moticea
Peiping
Futao
Tslentsin
Russian Dimigeents' Association
Hursshens
Soviet Russia
Latvia
Russia
Moscow
S.ince Ite
Viadivostals
Workk
China
Sinkiang
Map
Singhat
Akademsky Acessey
Dnclas
Sia
Rusti
Agiasi
Shanghu
Manchuria
Mongola
Thirty Governors at Truman inauguration amid GOP resistance
Thirty governors including Earl Warren of California and J. Strom Thurmond have accepted invitations to President Truman's inauguration. Thomas E. Dewey cannot attend. GOP governors from Maine New Hampshire New Jersey and Vermont will attend. Kentucky and Utah governors undecided. several others did not respond. Altogether ten GOP and four Democratic governors turned down invitations.
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Washington
Rethan Earl Warren
Califorfia
Righter
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Truman
Wille
Vermont
Kyasas
Republicam
Warren
Dewey
King Mate
Colorado
Democratic
Uta
Sepublican
Avizods
Fdomoertic
Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
Thurmond
Idaho
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Oteponi
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Montana
Wyoming
Rita Hayworth Engaged to Aga Khan's Heir in Royal Alliance
The proposed match links Rita Hayworth with Prince Alp Khan son of Aga Khan the spiritual leader of the Mokamene-Gans sect. The Aga Khan, a celebrated humanitarian, commands vast wealth and influence across Asia and Africa. The union hinges on divorce from Joan Yarde-Buller and would place Hayworth in a caliphate line if marriages and children follow Mohammedan law.
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Rite Hayworth
Alp Khan
Ara Kiso
Sugudt
the Aga Khan
Tadia
Asia
Africa
Limes Desigént
Fatima
Daugher
Mahammed
Kaan
Fui
Prince Abenatytes
Khan
Ar Hee Han
Prime Aly
Joan Yarde-Buller
Guin
Esa
Rita
Caliphate
Iik
Ford
England
Great Mastern League of India
India
Phus the Aga Khoo
Cannes
Velit Srvak
Sant
Bevin Refuses Any Discussion On Middle East Talks
London January 18 Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin refused to discuss the delicate Palestine question or Britain's role in the Middle East. He told the House of Commons that any wide discussion could endanger the Rhodes peace talks with Egypt. Bevin warned critics against forcing a full statement that might unsettle the delicate peace process.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Palestine
Perliament
Rhodes
Britain
Midd East
Berby
House of Commons
Palestina
Middle East
Daily Crude Oil Production Drops
The OF and Gaz Journal report the country’s average daily crude oil production for the week ended January 15 was 24,295 barrels less than the prior week, with total weekly output at 5,486,460 barrels. Declines were led by Mississippi and Wyoming, with multiple states showing losses.
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Tulsa
Okita
OF and
Gaz Journal Today
the Journal
Kansas
Diname
Wyoming
Ing
Ensterm Sates Indiane
Arkansas
Driver license renewal crackdown hits Oklahoma drivers
Jan 15 reports state safety commissioner Paul Reed ordered strict enforcement of the driver license law as about 35 000 state drivers were believed to have failed renewal 15 days earlier. In Hominy Bobby Mitchell 17 works toward college funds by showing cattle cotton and corn and doing odd jobs for neighbors while active in 4 H. In Guthrie the chamber of commerce notes integration into local business efforts.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Patrol
Paul Reed
Hominy
Okla
Jam
Bobby Mitchell
Hominy Big School
Collapsible bass f Ideas in Newark and beyond
Disjointed notes describe collapsible bass fiddle concepts in Newark New Jersey. The piece mentions a bass fiddle invention allowing intra instrument nesting and subway storage, plus stray references to hydroelectric power in Appleton Wisconsin and anti communist warnings. The text is garbled with unclear names and details, offering no cohesive event.
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Appleton
Wise
Int Faz
Oklahoma Telephone Rates Set to Rise January Twenty Six
Oklahoma residents face higher phone charges as Southwestern Bell seeks a permanent rate increase after a temporary boost granted by the Corporation Commission. The company cites added investments and past rate hikes since July, while legal hearings continue in state supreme court over the commission’s authority. Public protest and court scrutiny loom as the january 26 date approaches.
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Gosdin
Ghia- Godin
State Supreme Court
Comminston Setae
Commission
Gosdim
Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell
Priate
Southwestern Belt
Bond
Syrie Rovner Oe Commiss
Sion
Welch
Sibrene Court
Daniel Or
Thort
Supreme Court
Telephone Compar
Airport grants total 1.86 million announced by CAA
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced 24 grants totaling 1,858,302 dollars for airport development under the Federal Aid Airport Program. Grants range from 28,250 dollars to 898 dollars for various municipal airports, with the program’s total and calendar dates noted, alongside unrelated global news.
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Washington
Fan
Civil Aeronautics Agministration
Federal Air Airport Bro. Ead
Ae TS
CAA
Wndes
Moses
Tunetion City Muunicipal
Oklshoma
Alva Municipal
Cordell’ Municipal
Sah
Bristow Municipal
Local Ada Ministerial Alliance Meets for Month
The Ada Ministerial Alliance held its regular monthly meeting at Pendergraft Cafe with Rev. Gerrett Namvene and several church leaders in attendance. Speakers discussed national state education, pending legislation, and temperance concerns while planning a Good Friday service and a city-wide revival.
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Ada
Pendergraft
Cafe Ate
Cits . Co
Pontotoc
Vail
Ridge
Othera
Deyy
Athanet
Amzt
Okalabama
Dulliance
Mason
SRR
State Salaries Standard Sought in Oklahoma Bill
Senator Rayri Gary plans to introduce a bill to standardize salaries for similar jobs across state departments. The measure aims to classify duties and pay levels to reduce payroll expenses by about five percent by limiting temporary positions. Meeting tonight in Chickasha will elect officers. previous week’s meeting was postponed.
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Oxlaoma Ory
Rayri Gary
Marili
Gary
Appropriations Committee
Chickasha
Olas
Chiesa Sha Chith
Inaugural Drama of Presidents and Inaugurations
A fragmented account recounts early U S presidencies and inaugurations with Teddy Roosevelt, Coolidge, and Lincoln. It notes security at inaugural events, the oath on Capitol steps, and traditions around the ceremony, including references to Andrew Jackson, the Rough Riders, and other historical moments.
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Anc
Ted Ge Roosevelt
Calvin Coolkdge
Wesce Fern Coolidge
Coorest
Rosevelt
Anstey Wil Cox
T. A
Abraham Limegin
Andrew Jackson
Teddy
Fenneriva
T. R
Capiliol
Luhriewind
Lincoln
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Puede Buchanan
Wikgether
Capitol
Reatera
Fe Capitol
General Scott
Evanix Avenue
Ravn
Wildheart
Washingtom
John Adams
Vernon
Braintree
Mass
Wastengtas
Adams
New York
Wall Street
Britain Alters Palestine Policy in Middle East Plan
London papers report Britain has new drastic changes in its Palestine policy. The plan, submitted to U S Undersecretary Lovett, urges Israeli recognition and UN admission backing, with guarantees on borders and access to Jerusalem. Bevin signals optimism for a settlement amid fears of broader regional impact.
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London
Britain
Palestine
Middle East
United States
U. S
Robert
Oliver Franks
Waskingtam
Israel
United Nations
State Department
Oliver
Bevin
Cyprus
Egypt
Beitmin
Alo
Daily Graphic
Lovett
Jerusa
Truman Budget Allocates Full Sum for Two Indian Tribes
Representative Albert of Oklahoma reports confusion over Truman’s budget detailing an $8.5 million request for Indian affairs. He says $1.5 million may be paid this year as estimates guide allocations and stresses full appropriation under law as swiftly as possible.
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Washington
Albert
D-Okla
Truman
Oklahoma
Indian Service
Insaéar
Commissioners Seek Initiative in Oklahoma Plan
In Muskogee Oktia key meeting, the Oklahoma Commissioners Association discussed circulating a petition for an initiative. A statewide meeting to discuss plans is expected this week, with the governor appointing a commission and legislators considering a county basis for future action. Frank Greene, chair, said the group backs a plan urged by Governor Ray J. Turpter.
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Muskogee
Oktz
Mani Boe
Pete Foe
Eat Mission
Planne
Oklahoma Getty Commissioners Associa
Frank Greene
Ray J. Turtter
Xyster
Legion Auxiliary Visit Vet Hospital for Christmas Party
The American Legion and Auxiliary held a combined Christmas program at a veterans hospital. They donated game equipment worth 100 dollars, and Miss Time Little performed selections while treats were packed in care bags for patients. Attendees included Joe Roper, J A Lea, Mrs Ed Ge Var Bebber, and several unit officers.
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Keel American Legion
Amé
American Legion Auxiliary
Pols
American le
America Legion Auxiliary
Time Little
Miss Lintle
Ada Gtere Joe Roper
Armerican Legion
Bis
J. A Lea
Ed Ge Var Bebber
Mes
Henry Dew
Sin Cash
Robert Ferguson
Tone Little
Les Rottier Reelected Chick President at Dormitory Meeting
In a late night session Les Rottier was reelected Chick President and Sert: dormer secretary-treasurer. Cini Tove was reelected as safers. Charlie Evans and Jack McRae served as preamver while Slree resigned as school business manager with no successor named.
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Dormer
Cini Tove
The
Safers
Charlie Evans
Jack McRae
Slree
He'll Have Time To fed Hunger
Pittsburgh dateline reports on a quirky note about feeding hunger with fish and hare, a note on cooking and a curious mention of a water lily species with an odd claim about bread and child weight.
Minnow Trial Uses Smell to Detect Contaminants
Researchers train Blunimose minnows to sense chemical traces in water that cause an unpleasant taste and odor. The fish are taught to react to specific ghanois in large quantities, aiming to scent pollution early.
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Mons
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