Nicole and Five Million Other Kids Benefit From UN Milk Aid
A World War II era UNICEF appeal highlights Nicole and millions of orphans receiving milk margarine and chocolate from UNICEFs aid network. The UN General Assembly backed the effort in December 1946, with contributions from the United States and many nations funding vaccines clothing and food for children in Europe the Middle East and beyond.
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Nicole
United Nations
Micole Dubeig
Wicole
Slacedt Waa
UN General Assembly
United Nations International Children's Emergency Ac
Europe
Palestine
Jerry Cing
Unicef
Middle East
China
CIA
Scandinavian Red Cross Accities
World Health Organization
U.S
Tevland
Bermuse
Iran
Hereford Herd Growth At Coal County Ranch Sale
Mrs. Charles Carson of Goalgate joins Hare feed Breeders with nine cows and a bull north of Cosmate on Highway 75 after attending Barrisdale Ranch dispersion sale in Fort Worth. The Harrisdale herd started at Calvert Ranch. Carson bought cows daughters of Prince Domino and a double grandson bull. Also notes on cotton dusting by airplane, new insecticides, and Bang’s Disease program meetings planned for Clarita and Coal Gate counties.
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Coal County
Charles, Carson
Goalgate
Cosmate
Mir. Arth
Carson
Barrisdale Ranch
Fort Worth
Texas
Charlie Tured
Harsis
Prince Domino
Harrisdale
Disper
B.D
Bonny
Coal
Mr. Dane
Calvert Ranch
Check
Oxaboma
Bna
Frogastron
Durant Haa
Clarite
Facils
Clovite
Clarita
Dennis Pape
F. Latham
Otis Campell
Steckren Dz
H Hicks
Vetarinariaty
Bang
Coamel
Veternary
Bees plague family in wall cavity near Cushing
The Lawforms moved from Chelste to Cushing and found their home infested by bees. After two quiet months, insects invaded the walls and the five family members have endured a constant sting threat, with Lawhorn avoiding bites and Dasny noted as stung twice.
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Cushing
Ofin
Chelste
Lawhorn
Tanywerrold
Dasny
Sheriff’s Force Seizes 107 Raids Saturday Night
Sheriff J D rGasrs force conducted two 300 whiskey raids Saturday night. Officers reported 120 cases of liquor in Heschel Roberts’s possession and 100 pints in J T Allen’s. Charges of possession of intoxicating liquor and gambling were filed against Roberts and Allen. another charge against Albert for possession. County attorney and Blaine Gubroath reviewed applicable laws as arrests followed. Allen was arrested on the southwest Ada highway and Roberts at his home northwest of town.
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J D
Anc
R 'Grant
Blaime Gubroath
Allen Wen
Ada
Roberts
Bike Rider Dies After Truck Collision
A 12 year old boy died after being struck by a truck Saturday night while riding his bicycle. He died in a hospital after severe injuries. The incident occurred Sunday as authorities investigated the wreck. The report notes the victim's age and the fatal outcome, with local officials stating the collision happened on a road nearby.
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Duscas
Gerlaya
Yanks Moved From Berlin to West Germany
Major shift in American personnel from Berlin to western Germany reported today by aviary Souter Fleet. Officials say 206 military government staff will relocate to Frankfurt and Bonn from Berlin as part of integral east west realignment following the four power decision.
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Berlin
West Germany
Berlem
Duky
Beth
Germiettge
Aviary
Souter Feet
Besta
Belin
Seid Aba Raut
Frankfurt
Borni
Remsimeg
Roent. Na
16Anary
Johan Mettoy Wall
Bad Homburg
Frankfort
Prankcfurt
Amc
Boos
Ecomormties
Germany
House Group Approves Health Fund Plan
Washington reports a House subcommittee approved a measure allowing use of health funds in private as well as public schools. The bill mirrors a Senate-passed proposal, adding minor amendments. Officials said passage would ease health services for parochial and private schools if state laws permit, with administration to allocate funds proportionally for non-public schools. Priest noted amendments aim to ensure access in parochial and private institutions despite technical doubts.
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Washington
House
Samate
Fulk
Sassen
Senate
Tabor
Priest
HeTeam
Pia
Oklahoma Street Crash Claims Two Young Lives
A 13 year old boy and a 52 year old woman died from injuries after separate traffic crashes in Oklahoma. Gerald Cryer died Saturday after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle, and Taylor Siva Taylor, 52, was hit by a truck near a church and died several hours later.
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Oklahoma
Spire of Wars
Taylor
Dunsan
Gerald Dengan Cryer
Iron Lung Is Here Funds Drive Begins
The fund drive for the iron lung project starts as representatives from the National Polio Foundation and Valley View administrator discuss the effort. Hospital workers and staff at Valley View are already aiding, with class instruction for 30 patients and ongoing training for employees to support the program. Progress reports show steady advancement, aided by hospital volunteers and auxiliary weekly efforts.
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Polio
Tiss Bane
Tional Poli Foundation
Bas Celeste Kemler
Valley View
Hine
Ths
Oxive
Fonds
Ed Fonds
Bospital
Lucile Fong
Pital
Wwe
Bong Si
Sen Kem Gaining Support for Ban
Washington July 2 Senator Kem Paes pushes a ban on U S funding for experiments in socialism abroad as part of a foreign aid package. He argues to halt using taxpayer money in Great Britain France and others and notes opposition from Senate leaders amid debate over recovery funds and nationalization risks.
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Washington
Kem Paes
U.S
Fontiones
Nebraska
Hallelien Cratg
Great Sintein
France
Kere
Thetis
Beltain
Progam Kem
Britain
Truman in No Hurry to Name Supreme Court Pick
Washington dispatch reports the White House will take time selecting a new Supreme Court justice after the death of Associate Justice Frank Murphy. White House officials state there is no hurry and the fall term begins in October, delaying any immediate nomination.
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Washington
Witte House
Truman
Bet
Supreme Court
Je Varney
Frank Murphy
Ross
Oklahoma records lower traffic deaths on Saturday
Associated Press report notes Oklahoma traffic fatalities at 29 percent this Saturday, down from 63 percent a year ago. The fragmented text mentions Cleathias Witham Brown and injuries from a Tuesday car incident on city streets, plus references to Parcell and a Legion post.
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Oklahona
Cleathias Witham Brown
Oklahoma City
Lahoma City
Tanines
Santa's Helpers Plan Tourists to Santa's New Workshop
A village near Whiteface Mountain plans Santa's Workshop as a tourist attraction. Construction mapman Harold Portune and 14 year old Aric Monaco design the site in Upper Jay with car rides, carved toys, and live displays featuring Santa and helpers. About 169,000 visitors are expected this season.
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Harold Portune
Reiss
Fortune
ES Aeres
Whiteface
Aric Monaco
Trom Hollywood
Cartoon
Upper Jay
Morace
Peece
Monaco
Wilege
Donald
Lake
Pizod
Gil
Setuulay
Santa
Patria
Despet
Daytime Welder Becomes Fancy Iceman by Night
Cleveland report profiles John Munch a daytime welder who moonlights as a skilled ice sculptor. He carves birds and figures from blocks of ice for weddings and events, wearing multiple layers in cold rooms and balancing a second craft with his day job. He learned his art while working in a pastry shop a decade ago.
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Cleveland
Nba
John Munch
Biek
Hej
SUsita Flom protest by Agent at training event
A garbled report notes a protest by an agent named Martha Mote regarding a demonstration. The meeting is set for Tuesday in the east courtroom of Ada, at 2 PM, with attendees and training intended, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Uratesig Mertiay
Ae Baie Falke
Ea Fom
Aes
Caliex sUirat
Anitipmient Yuesdey
Ada
Lander
Parade and fair notes from Home Demonstration 4-H Club
The article references a summer event with canning guidance for jars and boiling baths, and lists names like Colbert 4H and Floyd. It mentions a parade date tied to Union Valley school events, with rides and a festival atmosphere.
Climbing roses rebloom after pruning and new growth
A gardening note describes how pruning climbing roses removes old canes and allows new shoots to base, encouraging this year’s growth to take over next season. The piece emphasizes care steps and timing for strong spring regrowth.
Jelly Making Preferences In Cooler Weather
The note discusses why many people prefer to make jelly during cooler days. It cites avoidance of simmer heat and the improved flavor of freshly made jelly. It mentions longer preservation potential and the need to reduce sugar in the jelly during the process.
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Ford
Chickens Didn't Cooperate At All
A fragmented midwestern journal item describes chickens failing to perform as expected. It references Armistrong, hens, troughs, bent necks, and a failed attempt to force cooperation, ending with an abrupt note about Rompiocked.
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Byron
Colik
Midwest
State Must Learn To Fight Up Belt
Lawton Oklahoma July 33 State Must Learn To Fight Up Belt urging lawmakers to study economy and state government through organized committees rather than full membership meetings. Logan defends limited meetings as essential to budget and policy reform amid economic pressures. KANSAS WASHINGTON July 23 Keaton visiting dining room guests include Kansas congressmen and Woodson County native actor Buster Keaton.
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Lawton
Eozan of
State Senate
Tea Stative Coemci
Oklal
Ite
Tegisiere Council
Secerely
Logan
Kansas
Washington
Buster Keaton
Kester
The
Kansas Congressiomad
Éele- Keatonis
Woodson County
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Tirmer
Iss
Barry
Raven Tea
Greim
Barly
Sen. Kem
Ban
Voult
Frobikit
ECA
Gesie Industrine
Associated Press
PY Parcell
Te Maaate
Igau Legion Post Bere
NEA Favice
Borth
Meena
Bete Claus
Wits Calorena
Mukgbe
Youngster
Amr
Patricia
Senta
Sante
Tye
Krich
Jane
Krieh
Sohn Reich
Martha Mote Brome Demonxtration Agres
Colbert
Mong
Mms
Floyd
Iit
Tedr
Dylon Wales
Thel Union Valley School
Bebet
Schock
Bruit Injees
Lagan
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