Benes Quits Presidency Over Communist Drawn Constitution
Prague report says 84 year old President Edvard Benes resigned rather than approve a constitution drawn by the communists. Premier Gottwald announced the cabinet accepted the resignation, Benes requested Parliament permit him to resign, health notes cited. The purge backed charter limits Benes powers, with Gottwald to summon Parliament for new elections.
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Goldberg
Prague
Credit
Fame
APY
Edward Benes
Comptunists
Benes
Klament Ottwakt
Offic
Safaty
Lang
Herith
Gottwald
Munich
London
Thomas Masaryk
Masaryk
Czechoslovak Republic
Sukkie
Jan
Peoples Democracy
Gotewald
See
Soa
Costa Rican Student Joins East Central College
Fourth Costa Rican student at East Central, Focal Pacheso from Costa Rica, enrolls for Sumner session to study teaching. Senora Marte Libe and fellow Costa Rican students Lopes and Gregoria Torres already attend. Lribe serves on faculty. Flore, the Costa Rican mayor, recalls turmoil near San Jose as normalcy returns.
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East Central College
Focal Pacheso
Coste Rice
Senchita Pacheco
North America
United States
East Central
Joge Lopez
Waren
Flore
Costa Rica
Rome Beng Af Oo
San Jose
Lopes
Gregoria Torres
ODE
Senora Marte Lribe
Facuity
Spraying Plane Falls Near Gate Oklahoma
A spraying plane crashed near Gate Oklahoma at 48 p m. The La Verne telephone operator reported that the pilot’s fate was not known immediately and he was believed to be the sole occupant. The crash, blamed on engine failure, occurred in the eastern Oklahoma panhandle about 8 miles northwest of Woodward.
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Gate
Okla
Jase
la Verne Telepont
Oklahoman Panhandle
Bate
Woodward, A
Bernadette Proposes Palestine Armistice Timetable Amid Doubt
Cairo reports say Bernadette has been empowered to fix the truce start time for the four week Palestine armistice. Arab leaders demand limits on action and free road access to Jerusalem. Syrian and Saudi forces tighten positions in Palestine as talks stall. Jewish and Arab positions remain sharply divided. Bernadette briefed foreign ministers in Bey, Saudi Arabia, Trume-Jerdat and the Arab charge d affaires, with replies expected within two days. He also informed Jewish authorities, while Arab diplomats carry arms to their governments.
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Cairo
Faltee
Bernedatte
Palestine
Proce
Amman
Frans Jordan
Arah League
Tel Aviv
Takerdon
Nabhus Triangle
Palestina
Triex
Differenses
Bernadette
United Nations
Israel
Jerusa
Bey
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Arab League
Barnes
Rom
Midle East
Haga Ting
Associated Press
Ammen
Bernadotte
Heurut
Hata
Check Up Seon On Beer Sales Paces
City Clerk J N King reports Ada beer licenses sold under city tax law and will monitor premises for sanitary facilities. Cecil Smith will direct a four day follow up to identify doubtful cases and enforce license compliance for on site or take out sales. The article mentions a 1998 Yellowstone incident with a jackrabbit mother attacking men and a misread, garbled ending.
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J. N. King
Ada
Cecil Smith
Smith
Ant
Yellowstone National Park
4-H Club Delegates Report From Stillwater Round-Up
Stillwater delegates from Pontotoc County reported at the 27th annual 4-H Round-Up with members Dan Sroith Clyde Casady Latta club, Be stratrans Timely Tagies and Health teams winning demos and state honors. Billy Thompson elected president. Latta club contributed five of ten delegates. Activities included demonstrations on soil capability and maintenance, beekeeping, horticulture and animal husbandry tours.
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Mth Annwad & Club
Stillwater
Timely
Portetoe County
Dan Sroith
Clyde Casady
Latta
Bily ‘Thormmpson
Mobish
Garvin Glover
Clyde’ Hobgood
Nyestock
Deiry Tyne
Aariabtuse Engineering School
Om Pegam Propagation Sud
Anc Breromology
Thie
Clus
Pontotor County
Billy Thompson
Presigent
Pontotoc Counts
Saverah Yous
Ohhid
Rawnday
Whob Ratty
Don Smith
Glyde Casady
Maxine
Wilma Jean Meely
No Guarantee That More Voice Talk Will Be Different
Washington officials testify amid congressional anger over the Knon Worth America broadcasts to Latin America. William F. Stone of the State Department says there is no adequate assurance the programs will not recur. Hearings continue as lawmakers demand tighter supervision and censorship by networks and government agencies.
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Washington
State Department
Guarester
William F. Stone
Memt
Interational
Senate Foreign Relations
America
Latin America
Senate
House
Stone
Stote Department
Starkiyne
R Alexander Sms
Eqcamittee
NSCI
Columbia
Stane
Hevine
Warsfel Hurts Trawlers In Ramsgate Waters
Ramsgate trawlermen suffer losses as enemy action slashes profits from big catches this year. Regent trawl reports damaged gear including 31 250 pound bam head and phosphorous canisters, with wreckage from wartime craft. Fleet owner laments costly losses from each lost trawl.
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Ramsgate
England
Aption
National Commission Studying Federal Government Shaping
Oklahoma editorial lauds the Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch of the Federal Government as a thorough study of national government. It notes the task forces across engineering personnel administration and purchasing, urges timely action, and invites public suggestions to the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council via this paper.
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Oklahomas City Times
Commission
Povern 1Ment Cout
Felliom
Pery
Sonnel
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
Compresa
Oklahoma Faces Large Budget Surplus Through June
Oklahoma city reports a projected $20 million surplus at end of the fiscal year, with general fund expenses totaling about $42.51 million. April saw $5.25 million on hand and May added $5.13 million, lifting available funds. If trends continue, another surplus near $6.0 million is likely, with 75 percent of surplus directed to the state highway department and the rest to the emergency appropriation fund.
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Onlamoma City
Oklahomae
Budget Office
State Highway Department
Storm Wrecks St Louis Area Leaving Homes Dark
A thunderstorm with 45 mph winds swept the St Louis area causing extensive damage. Trees fell and wires were downed along South St. Louis, leaving many homes without power for hours. Two men were injured, one by lightning and the other by a live wire. The town of Edwardsville and nearby areas also faced outages affecting about 16 000 residents.
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ST. Louis
Edwardsshde
Missessippi River
Red Cross Instructs At Camp Fern Aquatic School
Red Cross instructors Russell Anderson Glenn Gibson and Trances Wilkinson teach water safety at Camp Fern Marshall Texas. They report long dawn to dusk sessions covering swimming lifesaving first aid and accident prevention, with Camp Fern praised as a strict school environment.
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Red Cross
Schoel
Camp Ferm
Marshall
Tex
Russell Anderson
Glenn Gibsom
Trances Wilkinson
Anderson
Glenwood Pool
Gibsom
Miss Willkinson
Andersom
Camp Fern
U.S
Ret Cross
Ecuador holds presidential election amidst uncertainty
Ecuadorians voted in a Sunday presidential election with results still unclear. Figures from the supreme electoral tribunal show candidates Gallegos Plaza Less and Alberto Enriquez in contention, while turnout nears 95,000 registered voters. Complete results are awaited as the nation ponders its next leader to serve through 1962, following a recent political upheaval.
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Quiro
Ecuador
Swme
Cpr
Regimns
Tritumal
Manuel Elicto Flag Torres
Berty Necamee
Galo Plaza Less
United States
National of Democratic Movement
Albérto Enriquez
Carlos Julia Avasemena
Flaca
Enriquez
Fhor
Foxnorrow
Galawagoa Iskends
Plaza
Hariqtex Checkers
Red Cross Reports Tornado Aid Totals for Mayray County
National Red Cross spent 5722 for relief in Murrey county tornado area with a total of 8722 cited. The disaster relief there is completed after all resources were exhausted. The Mayray county event occurred May 3 near Mel Creek, with aid delivered through local channels and emergency resid re.
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National Red Cross
Murray County
Mayray County
Mel Creek
Teads Ae
Demonstrations Highlight Dairy Show By 4H Girls
Dairy Show features include demonstrations on dairy product use by Pontoter County 4H champions judged Monday. Maxine and Wilna Jean Neely of Latta will demo at the fairgrounds tonight from the reviewing stand, with additional demonstrations tomorrow. Ice cream and milk drink preparations were among the exhibits judged, with awards to Velma Voyles, Ona Jean Burdime, and Doris Binkley under Marthe Mote and Juanita Floyd Uits.
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Pontoter County
Maxine
Wilna Jean Neely
Latta
Stittwatter
Fairgrounds
Danet Taylor
Sis
Ham
Steven Ts
Monsey Morning
Velma Voyles
Ona Jean Burdime
Center
Doris Binkley
Byng
Marthe Mote
Country Hda
Juanita Floyd Uits
Margaret Stettler
Opinion Endorses Moral Re Armament For Real Recovery
An opinion piece argues real recovery after war requires wide moral rehabilitation led by Moral Re Armement MR A and religious groups. It notes leaders from 24 countries at a California assembly, praising MR A as practical religion guiding individuals toward a God inspired democracy, with parallels to postwar Europe and Germany.
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Hitler
World Assembly
California
Europe
Far East
Frank Buchman
Pennsylvia
MRAL
Tannion
MRA
Poul Huffman
A. H. Mackenzie
United Nations
Germany
Anny Appeals to Strengthen Dike Front as Flood Rages
In a desperate late efforts across the Columbia River a fresh Army Engineer Corps push reached critical points near the heavily defended valley as a new crest built pressure. Reinforcements arrived from Fort Belvoir with Lt Cols rushing to stem the flood threatening 60 000 homes and 140000 000 dollars in damage across Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. Dead total 26 with 84 missing as the river surged toward Portland and Vancouver.
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Fortrland
Ore Lune
Columbia River
Assimy Engineer Corps
Paints
Tower Valley
Segond
Bont Belvoir
Oregon
Idaho
Montama
Canada
British Columbia
Portland
Vancouver
Columbia
Washington
Disaster Filled Life Ends in Oklahoma City Death
A 55 year old missionary and world traveler from Oklahoma City died last night after an attack near here. He had worked in Japan China Africa Russia and the Philippine Islands. He survived the Civil War and Titanic disaster and left eight children eight of them twins. His parents and survivors not listed. In Philadelphia the Rubber Workers Union president said negotiations will resume before any strike.
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Oklahoma City
Wazarene
Joh A
Rumpel
Hat
Oklahoma
Japan
China
Africa
Russa
Philippine Islands
Be Wan
Rummpel
Vourmer
Omaha
Gi Mae & Stirs Priladelfhia
Dane
Tineited Rubber Workers Union
Susperset Abe
Home life and simple pleasures shape country folks
A reader muses that country dwellers favor home-centered evenings over entertainment, valuing enduring comforts for children and family. They prefer a mellow beer with a warm fire, cider and popcorn for kids, and a friendly atmosphere at home over bustling nightlife, reflecting a rural, family-focused ethos.
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Dorem
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