Changes Amid Czechs Spark Political Shakeup
Prague reports a growing drive by Communist leader Kle sent Gottwale against so called agents of reaction. A seven member commission to steer political tactics was formed led by Rudo Stransky with Alexey Copcha and Prokop Drana among members. Dring, former secretary to President Bones, is injured after a failed suicide attempt amid cabinet tensions with interior minister Vaglav Narsie. The foreign ministry pressed the US information service toward removing a display of a joint declaration deeming the new government a disputed dictatorship. Police ordered removal of the display.
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Prague
Crechoslovakia
Preovter Klesent Gottwale
Czechoslovakia
Rudo Stransky
Communist International Information Bureau
Erninform
Boland
Alexey Copcha
Gorissist
Prokop Drana
Drting
Eduward Bones
Dina
Weeke
Vaglav Narsie
Ditina
Olomeng
Foreign Ministry
United States Information Service
Information Service
Tham
Bitter Winter Hits North and Northeast Storm Blows Hard
A winter storm battered the north and northeast with heavy winds and floods. Central storms moved east from the Great Lakes, bringing rain and sleet to New England and New York while Minnesota and North Dakota faced frigid temps. Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan reported flooding, blizzards, and snow, with Park Falls and Cloquet hit hard.
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New York
New England
New York State
Stores
Great Lakes
Plaints
Lakes
Central Plains
Nevada
Canada
Minnesota
North Dageta
Midwest
Towa
Charles City
Garena
Galena Iver
Marchants
Wisconsin
North Central
Lake Superior
Park Falls
W.st
Michi
Iowa
Cloquet
Minn
California
Prince Philip to begin naval training without wife at Greenwich
London reports Prince Philip will start a six month training period at the Royal Navy Staff College in Greenwich away from Princess Elizabeth who will remain at Buckingham Palace. He will study empire affairs while living on campus, with weekends for brief reunions. The royal couple married last November and plan occasional ceremonies during the separation. Gren and Salt Lake City, Utah are mentioned in error.
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London
Prince Philip
Navy Wietw
Elizabeth
Kensingtory Palace
Royal Navy Staff College
Greenwich
Philip
Tate
Washington School Fifth Grade Junior Garden Club Exhibit
Washington School presents a late winter exhibit by fifth grade and younger clubs at Yeres den Center. The show highlights tree study by fifth graders, birds and flowers by fourth graders, and insects by sixth graders, with displays, handbooks, notebooks, and original art. Club leaders include Grpona Morisson, Virginia Sue Rives Vine, Virginia McCollum, Eddie Daws, and Ana Stogall, with works from Sweet Fen Flower Club and Narcissus Flower Club among others. Over 100 visitors signed the prior exhibit’s guest book, and the school hopes many more will attend.
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Gallen
Yeresden Center
Washington School
Sweet Fen Flower
Kichten
Sumner
Sweet Fea Club
Grpna
Lou Morrison
Joylynn Hastay
Rita Morgan
Dyania Journ
Shaffer
Narcissus Flower Club
Bleeding Heart
Virginia Sue Rives
Betty Floyd
Seecasuver
Barbara Sueeporter
John Paul Jon
Mes. Klepp
Scarlet Fumagera
Stegall
Virginia McCollum
Beth Buxton
Low Ann Betew
Russell Long
Silver Maple Tree Club
Miss McReynolds
Eddie Duws
Dan Wagoner
Amona Gamerson
June Duncan
Cherry Tree Club
Matthews
Kay McGoy
Shixley Ann Whittington
Sam €l
Hermann Keifer
Rowena Calees
Ton Ryans
Stoney Somes
Mississippi
Gleniig
Irt
Ralph Randle
Ravens Cales
Gail Willoughby
Washington Insect Cin
Harrisy
Ana Sto~gall
Ed Parry
Nancy Bentem
Frances Ning
Pris
Olasco Holds 30th Annual Meet and Expansion
Olasco marks its 30th year as a leading southwests supplier and appliance chain. Brothers Maurice Herman and Samuel Sanditen built a store network from one to nearly 200 locations, expanding from auto supply to full department stores with radios, chemi cal components, and farm and home goods across Arkansas Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Fargestan
Orasay
Maurice
Herman
Samuuel Sanditen
G Tahoma
Autokansas
Kansas
Olwmuloe
Socom
Benzyetta
Julie
Snondquerters
Tulsa
All Statutes
Arkansas
Missouri
Vamos
Wesley
Hame Ang
Jack Clawson
Akene
Ada
Maith
Pishoming o Peblisher Runs For Congress In Fourth District
The local newspaper publishes that Bill Rughes announces candidacy for congressman from Oklahoma fourth district as a Democrat. The misspelled item notes the February date and the publisher's claim of entry into the race.
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Pishomingo Peblisher
Tishomingo
Okta
BMW. T
Bill
Clarita Farmer Wins Contest At Oklahoma City
Clarita Farmer wins at the Oklahoma City pork production show. WV M. Stutte and gran Shucie won best place in the state. Curtis Floyd notes hogs were vaccinated, on balanced ration, six months old and averaged 206 pounds. Lawrence placed sixth. Floyd cites improved hog management and local 4-H type program.
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WV. M
Floyd
Avon
Oktain
Lawrence
Show County
Coal County
Local County Closes Exemption Window Promptly
Many residents have filed for homestead exemptions with 75 days left to meet deadlines for property taxes, personal taxes, and intangible taxes. Officials warn that penalties apply for late or missing filings as over 300 exemptions already seek relief and about 400 face assessment issues.
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Sataneday
New Contest Added To Livestock Show
The Ade Chamber at Com rue sponsors a Matidee tification for four high school girls in connection with the Southaush Okwabome Fwee for L nore 3h Micay Lambert and five other youths. They will tour the Wiskehsany Packing plant for instruction in identifying pork cuts and carcass components. County home demonstration agent Magra Moty cooperates with the Chamber of Commerce to prepare participants for the State Meat Identification contest to be held in Muskahoran City.
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Ade
Comrue
Okwabome
Micay Lambert
Pont
Acd
Chamber of
Cowioren
Wiskehsany
Pomiatme
Muskahoran
Magra Moty
U S Pension Boost Signed Increases Across Federal Employees
The Taft Stevens bill signed at the White House boosts pensions for federal workers and survivors. It raises annuities by up to 25 percent for active employees and provides larger pensions for those retiring after long service, with benefits for widows orphans and those unable to work. The act takes effect on the first day of the second calendar month after signing, benefiting over 1.89 million current workers and retirees.
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Key West
Pia
Pet
Tuman
Parsons
Bog
White House
Prumam
Washington
Aperial Naval
Taft-Stevenson
Janissaries
Tolevar
Filing For City Council At Four On Saturday
Four candidates had filed by Saturday for city council seats with the county election board secretary noting no filings yet from Ward residents. A discussion covered ward representation and council manager system changes since 1946. Current council members FT Huddleston Ward Ly De Charles Spence Vernom Rob Ward Joe Hensley filed. primary set for March 16. filing ends March 6.
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Julics Hanson
Beit Walker
Stonewall Seeks Civic Revival and Fire Equipment Sale
Stonewall residents rallied to revive civic spirit and consider forming a Chamber of Commerce with Clifton McKay as president and R Hye Lang as vice president. Plans include raising funds to purchase fire equipment, with Nazimi C. Mitenell and Charley Rushing as auctioneers. A volunteer department is organized under Jack Eden as chief.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clifton McKay
R Hye Lang
MW. C. Hurt
Pie
Nazimi C. Mitenell
Charley Rushing
Jack Eden
Five
New Sea Mystery Baffles Scientists at Smithsonian
Stranded beach prints resembling two sea turtles are being sent to the Smithsonian in Washington to determine their origin. Traces suggest the monster came from the gulf and reached the seawall, making four attempts to scale the four and a half foot barrier before returning to the water.
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Smithsonian
Washington
Pukee
Jefferson EbMott
Lawton Plow Plan Sparks Winter City Storm Damage
Lawton Oklahoma February storm lashes city causing widespread damage as plows fail and thousands of birds flee wrecking roofs and buildings. Bob Knisely of the Lawton Enterprise notes the issue urging city action.
Birthday 19th As She Is 80 Birthday
Mrs. G. W. Black of Ada celebrates her nineteenth birthday on a leap year quirk since 1900. Born near Birmingham, widow of G. W. Black, she resides at 416 West Sixteenth. Children and grandchildren join an informal celebration as a cake with 19 cards marks the rare milestone.
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G. W. Black
Borm
Bermingham
Ada
Addis
Ethel Plummer
Oklahoma City
Art Cullan Black
Worth
Hollywood
Galif
Ory Cullen
Coal Mines On Fire Could Produce Synthetic Fuel
Wilkes-Barre report notes coal industry eyes lighting underground fires to access synthetic fuels. Red Ash fire near Giant's Despair has burned decades, with costly efforts to quench and rising sulfurous smoke. Institute researchers study underground fires to assess controllability and potential for coal gas, alcohol, and other outputs.
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Hal Boyle
Wilkes-Barre
Wyorming
Pskima
Bainey Oldfield
United States
Burt
Mac
Arthracite Institute Laboratory
Dir
B.C. Johinson
Johnson
Walley View Admissions Fr day Clow Jean Pranks
Admission notes list names and partial addresses in Walley View area. Mentions Jean Clow and Lula tehod, Mrs. Jean Baiees, a baby boy, Kings Road, and several other individuals with fragmented locations. Includes references to Mary Patricia Weber, Peggy Compton, Minnie Lynch, and Adi Cobbilede amid garbled text.
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Jean Pranks
Jean Baiees
Kings Road
Aca
TA Brite
Richard T. Frazier
North Beadway
Ae Bages
Laura Little
St. Laure
Mary Patricia Weber
Vth
Adi
Cobbilede
Peggy Compton
Ade
Mes
Minnie Lynch
Atona
Junior Stock Show Opens with Record Entries at Southeastern Oklahoma
The Eleventh Annual Southeastern Oklahoma Junior Livestock Show opens with more exhibitors and higher quality livestock than expected. Judging begins Monday as seven barns fill with entries. Young exhibitors prep daily with washing, clipping, and oiling, while county leaders report strong show setup, drainage, and ground preparation. Grand champion steers and standout exhibitors from Stratford and Joe Junko highlight the weekend activity.
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Southeastern Oklahoma
C.H. Hailey
Malley
Guy Trash
Hailey
Ohdies
Ed Smith
Stentford Fra
Paws Valley
Stratford
Stock Show Side Lights Highlight Local 4H Youth Show
Joe Junko of Moore FFA arrived with his steer as 15 Moore 4H members compete. From Fitchwood 4H Billy Toa Lucas brings a 295 pound Duroc barrow weighed Saturday. Norvell Pennell reports 15 barrows, three steers and two loads of lambs from Pauls Valley. Hester, 15, shows a Chester White gift program beneficiary eyeing future hog business. Stratford FFA member Austin Morcs sleeps in show trailer for safety. Several contestants use Armory greens for housing. plans include Norman, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa shows.
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Fitshugh
Billy Toa Lucas
Duroc
Fontotoc
Tommy Hisel
Pauly Valley Pea
Jay
Duroch Burro
Norvell Penncl Pauls Valley
PFA Destructor
Molem Hester
C. Barrow
Democratic official hints at unpledged Texas delegation
Calvert, chairman of the Texas Democratic executive committee, said he may need to form an unpledged delegation to the national convention in Philadelphia. He cited Kansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as the three dry states. The text notes a Boulder-built line with western and eastern endpoints in Nevada and Arizona.
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de Boy Calvert
Democratic
National Democratic
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Kansas
Mississippi
And
Oklahooma
Dry States
Union
Singer Held Now as Witness of Slaying
ORLANOMA CITY Feb 26 A year old might club singer was held here today as a material witness in the slaying of Miss Helen Beavers a 26 year old Duncan waitress The county attorney said the arrest stemmed from a tip that she talked of being present when Beavers was killed at Duncan The singer was questioned last night and said to know too many details to tell only part of the truth She will be taken to Duncan Monday in an effort to obtain her statement Beavers body was found stuffed in the trunk of an automobile two weeks after she was killed The case follows a murder inquiry in Duncan
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Orlanoma City
Helen Beavers
Duncett
Egel Branch
County Attcermer Tentrens
Poe
Duncan
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