Senate Debates ERP Plan Amid Czechoslovak Crisis
The Senate opens debate on a 5.3 billion dollar European Recovery Program aid package for 16 Western European nations. Leaders stress the plan is not a permanent feature of U.S. policy, urging speed in action after recent communist events in Czechoslovakia and rising risks to European stability.
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Washington
Senate For
Gamgeroms
Vnitet
United Sierra
Senate
Bemns
Gaairman Vandenberg
RsMich
Vandenberg
Czechoslovakia
Regian
Finland
Income tax deadline may be less painful this year
Washington reports the March 15 income tax deadline could be easier for filers. Treasury says refunds totaling over 40 dollars on average will go to most of the 53 million payers, with about 237 million already issued to early filers. By July 1, the Treasury hopes to return 2.4 billion to 20 million who overpaid, despite a shortage of authority to issue excess payments. Congressional and Treasury officials warn larger refunds may be authorized if needed.
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Washington
Treasury
Tralready
Congress
Truman Fag
House
Rep
Taber
New York
Truman
Have to Die? Woman Rescued From 75-Foot Sign Fall Threat
A pajama-clad woman identified as Mrs Theess Lee, 34, of San Diego, California, was rescued by Salt Lake City firefighters when she prepared to leap from a 75 foot high downtown sign. Firefighters lowered in on a ladder, calmed her, and secured her with a safety belt after she said I have to die. Officer Douglas Hardy joined the rescue as the sign access came from a hatch room.
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Salt Lake City
Theeess Lee
San Diego
Cali
Ben Furner
Lee
Douglas Hardy
Furner
Stalin Pledged Czechoslovak Independence to Benes in 1945
Benes recounts a wartime Kremlin pledge from Stalin promising Czechoslovak independence and ties to Western powers. He says Stalin assured no interference and warned Communists against “stupidities,” a promise that shaped postwar politics until Soviet-backed moves led to a Communist takeover and a shift toward totalitarian rule.
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Czechoslovakia
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Ussr
Czechoslovakie
Communist Party
Eduard Benes
Kremlin
Czechooslovak
Red Army
Vienna
Berlin
Hps
Benes
Jamim Pra
Hradeany Casthe
Prague
Moarov
Russia
Moscow
Valerian A. Zorn
London
Kossice
Stabuye Ag Tw
Meigabor
Mre
Spaciogs
Crystal-Chandeliaredt Jirudeany
Germany
Mos
Communa
Carchaslovakia
Mir
Pease
Amd Gemersfis
Sioe Stalin
Beres
Czechoylovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Erage
Moseem
Marshall Flan
Mikhail Kalininleith
Supreme Soviet
Kliment Voroshilov
Pontotoc County youth win multiple livestock contests
Pontotoc county 4 H clubs claim both championships at Southeastern Junior Livestock Show. Fontotac and Garvin County teams place highly in field and willow divisions with Pontotac fount first, Garvin second, Hughes third, Coal fourth. Individual high point goes to Steve Woot of Vanoss with Donny Northeart near second.
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Pontotac County
Hellub Jeant
PFA
Garvim County
Hughes County
Coal County
Jerry Young
Fontotagounty
Bae Shi
Steve Woot
Vanoss
Donny Northeart
Noble
Susier Thompson
Pauls Valley
Jack McCroskey
Maysville
E M Lawson Injured in Motorcycle Spill
E M Lawson a Ada resident and Spann Denison Motor employee was injured Sunday in a spill near Pauls Valley when his motorcycle hit loose gravel. He suffered fractures to both elbows and is in an Oklahoma City hospital with a specialist stating recovery may take several months. He is the son in law of Mrs KM Tings of West Seventeenth Street.
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E. M
Lawson
Ada
St Pauls Valley
Oklahoma City
Non-Communist Nations Turn From Appeasement to Anti-Red Moves
European non communist nations react to the Czech crisis with a shift from appeasement to tougher anti Soviet sentiment. Britain and France press for a western union to deter Bolshevist expansion while Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland show anti Soviet demonstrations. Turkey conducts a purge of alleged communists amid a broader anti Bolshevist stance affecting regional security.
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Hitler
Czechostovodkia
Sro
America
Briti A
France
Scandinavia
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Europe
Bevin
England
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Brussels
Turkey
Moscow
Istanbul
Middle East
Russia
Orter
Stock Show Winners From Southdown to Hereford Classes
Southdown grand champion Tomt and reserve Hampshire shown by Dustin Wolf-Wetumka and Tommy Davis Wetumka lead a dense slate of 4-H and FFA exhibitors from Wewoka, Guthrie, and surrounding counties. Winners include Ralph Thompson Garvin and Joe Young Garvin, with Hereford and Angus steer champions named Bailey Thompson Lexington FRA and Tommy Thomason We-woka 4-H, among many other club entries and county awards.
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Rambs Southdown
Pimal West
Dustin
Jimny Wolf
Sight
Hereford
George Sith
Fatta
Due Stallings
Nida
Kenneth Rogers
Noole Ffa
Seera Bratlins
Fishemingo
Cliford Maydell
Pysque Ffa
Eugene Schmeldt
Moore Ffa
Timmy Rose
Lindsay Fra
Joe Robinson
Dear Young
Fitzhugh
Duane Bevers
Elmore City
Leland Hoswell
Jessie Kotner
Noble Fpa
Loretta Gurley
Latta
Morrison Little
Konawe Ifpa
Charles MecKice
Wetumike
W. O' Noss
Wanette
Wayne Gray
Red Cale
Benedeth Cole
Conrerville
H. Heavy Herefords
Dae Tumko
Mose
Mose Fea; Harold’ Miller, Wewoka Ffa; Tommy Davis
Wetumka
Austin Mor
Stratford Fpa
Edgar McFarland
Holdenville
Bo AL Hodges
Marsville
Domsie Northcutt
Noble
Light
Johmmie Baker
Limissy
Bart Rayhorn
Lindsay Ffa
Bobby Moody
Lexington Ffa
Ralph ‘Long
Stratford Ffa
Bailey Thompson
Lexington
Tommy Thomason
Wiewoka
Foe Junko
Teat
Johnstom County
Pontothe Aeity
Lindsay Fea
PFA
Bughes
Chester White
Powruds
Bie Wilkerson
Tames Butts
Stratford Efa
Jercy Potter
PPA
Wayne Heaty
Pauls Valley
Batty Lee Richardson
Maysville Hi
Billy Reid
Stratford Pea
Eric
Weweka Ffa
Gloss
Puul
Joe Mumhier
Welumka Fra
Merlin Diller
Wynnewood
Gene Brock
Seminate
EY Tefertilias
Fury
Sean Harold Milter
Welimica
Chiss
Jimmy Aternally
Pauls
Valley
Tommy Borg
Purcel Ppa
Kenneth Tefertaiies
Pursell Ffa
Lyn. Harber
Sermfinoe
Eo Chester White
Betty Sue Richardson
Maysville
Wayne Jarboe
Eugene Pars
Lewington
Brim Cartes
Wynnewood Ffa
Cinsy
Eugene Park
FFA
peOnly
Edwie Pacis
den Wiley
Foster
H. Wayne Javéve
Ieee
China Barrow
Betty Richardson
Garvin County
Grand Champions Rise From Three Area Counties
Grand champion winners emerged from three area counties at the Eleventh Annual Southeastern Oklahoma Junior Livestock show. Tommy Thomason of Wewoka 4-H showed the grand champion Angus steer, Paul Wolf of Dustin 7 4-H claimed the grand champion Southdown lamb, and Betty Richardson of Garvin County 4-H earned top honors in the fat barrow division. Moore FFA member Junko Jo showed a Hereford steer as reserve grand champion after earlier setbacks. Prize money was paid promptly, and a Meat Identification contest for 4-H girls, judged by Wickham Packing staff, highlighted the event with Pauline Vinson winning the contest.
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Tommy Thomason
Wewaka 4-H Club
Lamb
Paul Wolf
Dustin +7 club
Betty Richardson
Chester White
Barrow
Thomason
Wewoka
Tulsa
Junko I
Hereford
Norman
Oklahoma City
Wolf
Ohridors Brothers
Famrily
Southdown
Hampshire
Garvin County
Homer Bishop
Wewoka Ffa
Re- Murmin
Sever Val Days
Wimmers
Ada
Martha Bott
Hight Girla Trem Adien
Vanessland
Allen Girk
Pauline Vinson
Alen
Maxine Neely
Latta
Shirley Wall
Vanoss
Penny Winters
Byng
Doris Binkley F
Duke Wall
Varross
Amelia Henry
Jeanhette ‘Wirpler
Oklahome City
State Not Invited Into Dixie Revolt
Oklahoma cites March 2 report that Oklahoma has not been invited to join the Dixie Revolt of southern states against Democratic Party leadership. Gov Roy Turner says there was no internal pressure to join and he will skip a Gainesville meeting with southern governors. The note mentions plans to discuss regional schools for Negroes' higher education and Gaineshire Florida.
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Oklahoma
Finnish Communists Rally Behind Soviet Pact Support
Finnish communists organize factory meetings in Turku and Tampere to back the Soviet Union military pact. The Turku workers adopt a resolution urging acceptance, saying they must take a friend's hand if offered. Leaders debate negotiations with the Russians and potential Western reactions as they prepare to brief President Paasikivi.
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Gregory M. Sovenentovtes
Finland
Juha K. Paasikivi
Marshall
Soviet Union
Ikivi
Halsiniti
Kremiin
Stalin
NEA Telepaato
Ewwin Sranke
Helsingt
Pinland
Stusha
Tyo Kansas Sanomat
Turku
Tampere
Flead
Industcal
Turke Meta
Socsioiy
Juha Paasikios
London paper says Benes resigns amid Prague report
The London Evening News claimed Edvard Benes resigned as president of Czechoslovakia but an embassy official denied the report. Telegraphed from Prague, the disputed story cited health concerns and communist pressures. The Czechoslovak embassy maintained Benes has not resigned.
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London
Benes
London Evening News
Edvard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Prague
At &Ig
Frail Heath
Klement Gott
Fermi
Zvep
Ing
British Press Association
Benes Wis
Sakha Hac Wld Cott
Hitler
Erisisy
Jukebox Suicide Attempt Triggers Subway Shooting
In New York on March 1 a man was fired on after a jukebox played Civilization repeatedly. Victims include Josephine Ostaloco 20 and Felipe Torres 20 a sailor. Bartender Nemeso Calasem 47 was shot and wounded. Police pursued the attacker on a subway platform. Roosevelt Hospital reports all in serious condition.
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New York
Polite
Josephine Ostaloco
Nemeso Calasem
Felice
Filine Torres
Wortes
Eter
Awalbert
Roosevelt J Hospital
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Gemsen
Shropshire
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Don Farr Thompson
Sharon Smith
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Holland Jester
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Tony Corbin
McLish
Bobby Hinkle
Lindsey Ffa
Dale Moses
Gere Beach
Seminole
Harold Arryman
Thuriman Holland
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