Aerial Hay Dropping Aims to Save Nevada Sheep
In western Nevada a large-scale airlift using McChord Field planes dumps alfalfa to 10 000 sheep across three ranches to stave off starvation amid a snow blockade and scarce water. Stockmen, initially skeptical, witness 300-foot drop accuracy and mobilize trucks to deliver remaining feed. winds and water supply pose ongoing risks.
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McChord Kidd
Seattle
Falton
Nevada
Ely
Fallon
George Srvalow
Associaeica
Athert FF
Ad Sorensen
Ont Ranch
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Bly
Ronchees
David Underwood
Falley
Calif
Merle Seaver
Ping Bluffs
Wye
Air Force
Seaver
Congressmen Seek Reinstatement Of Oklahoma Hospitals
Oklahoma legislators plan a meeting to urge the Veterans Administration to reinstate two state hospital projects and restore beds cut from 1500 to 500 at the general hospital in Oklahoma City. Norman representatives T. Jack Foster and Tara Bonedum will join the delegation to press Administrator Carl R. Grey Jr. in Washington.
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Washington
Oklasoms
Tnday
Veterans Administration
Congress Enem
Carl R. Grey, Jr
T. Jack Foster
Tara Bonedum
Norman
General Hospital
Ctelehoma City
Okla City Traffic Fatality Reported
Oklahoma City registers its first traffic fatality of the year with 24 year old Leger D. Rose dying from injuries after a two car collision on New Year's Day.
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Associated
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Legerard D. Rose
Tool Company
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Oo Chengpanadt
Global Weird Winter Brings Hardship and Warm Spells
A wide range of weather extremes from severe cold and heavy snow in parts of North America and Europe to unseasonably warm temperatures in the United Kingdom and parts of Europe. Reports describe rare snow in southern California, warm Bavarian days, milder Berlin weather, and an unusually hot South Africa summer, with crews facing stormy seas and planes grounded.
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North America
California
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Russia
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Germany
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Srow
Frankfurt
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Austria
Aly
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Milem
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Palerram
Scandinavia
United Kingdom
Great Britain
South Africa
Turner defends patrol car purchases in Oklahoma case
In Oklahoma City on January 25 P Governor Roy Turner defended Public Safety Commissioner Paul Reed's car procurement, claiming the state saved 20 000 to 25 000 by open market sales and cash purchases. He stated the method raised prices and avoided misappropriation while critics noted salary fund transfers and underpayment of some workers.
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Oxlahoma City
Roy
Turner
Paul Reed
Paul
State Examiner and Inspector’s
Read
Subahur
Attorney General's
Attorney General's Office
Reed
Heywell
Horace Carter Elected New President of Coalgate Chamber
Horace Carter was elected president of the Coal county Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting in Coalgate. He succeeds Laverne Fistich and will lead emphasis on a dairy program, housing, water, and natural gas efforts. Bob McGinnis was elected vice president and Mrs. Eileen Ronald remained secretary. Directors named include Walter Jacy, Arvard Hudson, and others. drive for funds starts next Monday with a $44,000 goal. The national US Highway 75 Association meeting will be in Coalgate this year.
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Coalgate
Horace Carter
Coal County Chamber’ of Commerce
Montie
Laverne Fisteh
Funity
Bob McGinnis
Wce
Eileen Ronald
Walter Jacy
Arvard Hudson
Tine Ecfain
Bill Gacdo
Ralph Dowsing
Herman Beyanert
Carl Whitely
Carl Portman
Wendell Flint
Kenneth Sharp
Curtis Floyd
J. B Stewig
OG Kile
Chamber of Commerce
Daiy Hetlers
Carter
Fisher Adoe Eee
oStie Jones
Bevin Chides Russian Fears on Marshall Plan Aid
Bevin addressed foreign press officials to calm fears that American aid under the Marshall plan would be used to bolster a force against the Soviet government. He regretted that Russians could not see the peace and economic opportunities offered by the plan and subsequent European efforts.
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Russia
Oda
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Foreign Press Association
Weather and Roads Delay East Central College Enrollment
East Central College faces weather and road delays affecting prospective students and late registrants. Dean Morrison announces classes will start Wednesday March with updated schedules. Treadwell reports freshmen tests and expects total enrollment near 79 to 290, replacing graduates. Dormitories are full and regular enrollment aims to finish today with classes starting Wednesday.
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East Central College
M Morrison
Treadwell
Qaid
Central
Uineer
Prelaw
University
Fast Central
Morrisam
Boxer
College Hall
Fentera Hall
Knight
Capret
Oklahoma lawmakers await capitulo session as weather delays action
Oklahoma City January reports say the House may act if cold weather and icy roads ease. Gov Roy J. Totner signals a broad road program and state financing reforms to be pushed to the Legislature. Pravda notes U S influence in Belgian mineral resources amid uranium ore concerns.
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. ‘Funcer
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Tower House
Oklahoma A and ME
Clemerges
Ray J. Totner
Washington
Amc
East Central College Orchestra Delivers Strong Brahms Evening
The East Central College orchestra, under Paul Enix, presented Brahms with a skilled cast including Ashburn Pierce and Mrs Fierce. A crowd of about 300 filled chairs and overflowed into halls as strings, winds, and percussion showcased refined tone and ensemble. The performance marked continued growth since the two-year reorganization, with high expectations for future expansion and increased instrument diversity.
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Paul Enix
Enix
Ane
Steners
Porter Recalls Bosses Instructions After Stabbing Incident
George Parker, a tavern porter in Kansas City, says he will heed his boss's guidance after a late Saturday delivery to a second floor apartment ends with him being shot in the left leg. Initial confusion described with stair choices and a drink laced with water.
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Kansas City
jGeorge Parker
Parker
Jus Boas
Peter Parker
Missouri Valley Project Revived Amid political push
The Missouri Valley Authority plan, once deemed a dead duck, shows signs of life as Congress debates passage and White House support. Presidents voices support for river valley development while lawmakers in Missouri Valley states push for passage amid lobbying.
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Missouri Valley Project
Washington
MVA
Mies
Gecerad
Missouri
St. Lawrence Sea ‘Way
Can Eare
St. Arene
Imuah Viana
Princess Elizabeth Measles Attack at Sandringham
London January 25 Princess Elizabeth heiress to the British throne has measles at Sandringham Norfolk with her infant son Prince Charles and other royals. Buckingham Palace says the illness is running an ordinary course. The Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Margaret, King George and Queen Mary are listed among the royal party.
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Elizabeth
Sandringham
Norfolk
Prince Charles
Hiness
Buckingham Palace
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Ansell
Pisa
Duke of Edinburgh
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Margaret
King George
Queen Mary
Mother of Ada Woman Dies Here
Mrs. Melndra Rum Johnson 77 of Borger Texas mother of Mrs. Charles Copeland of Ada died Tuesday morning at Mrs Copeland’s home. Funeral plans to be announced with burial at Boower. Survived by two daughters Mrs D B Milligan Lavern OK and Mrs A Johnson of Charleston SC, 322 grandchildren. Weatherford report mentions Penny Wilson to be installed as chamber president. Potatoes kept closed air with ripe apples may sprout.
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Melndra Rum Johnson
Borger
Tex
Charles. Copeland
Ada
Copeland
Iva Saath
Laverne
S. Johnson
Charleston
Veterans Pension Proposal Moves in House with High Cost Tag
A veteran pension plan faces House action led by Rankin with support from Gen John Thomas Taylor. The bill, backed by veterans groups, would extend service connected and old age benefits, aiming at roughly 5 to 5.5 billion dollars yearly by 1938 if all eligible veterans live to 66. Estimated reach exceeds 3.5 million, with monthly payments ranging from twenty to sixty dollars depending on disability level.
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Rankin
D- Misa
John Thomas Taylor
Aeneas Legion
Veteran Administration
J Rankinest
Ameriam Legum Mississippian
Veterem
Fuchs to Lead All State Orchestra String Clinic
Joseph Fuchs of the String Clinic at the University of Oklahoma will discuss string instrument problems with students and teachers during the All-State orchestra clinic from February 2 to 4. The event, directed by Victor Alessandra, features performances by the all-state orchestra, OU string choir, and OU Symphony. Walter L. Hader announced a banquet for Feb 3.
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Worman
University of Oklahoma
International Volusia
Authority
Accene Fuchs
Studenta
Ape
CBS
Symphonies
Elinjes
Famior
Histrcol
Victor Alessandra
Oklshorma Symphony Orchestra
Chaie Orchestra
OU Symphony Orchestra
Walter L. Haderec
Fuchs
Ade Commarty Concerts Association Sareies
Wiolitt
Oklahoma Man Freed in Murcer Trial
The Oklahoma defendant in the Murcer trial was acquitted after a 33 minute jury deliberation. Testimony included assertions the man signed a statement under pressure while being questioned by Patrolman Andy Mekins. The case involved conflicting accounts and a prior federal charge. the trial concluded with minimal perceived change from the defendant’s earlier appearance.
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Thomamon
Elaan Bavi
Paso
Tie Wife
Collins
Covington
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