Iron Horse Mooseburgers Spur Moose Respect in Alaska Rail Line
ANCHORAGE Alaska The Susitoa Valley moose population now avoids railway encounters after heavy losses to trains and moose meat being sent to local schools. Train delays and collisions with moose declined as engines and crews adapt to the season’s snow and wolves. The Alaska Railroad notes lingering questions about whether moose will learn to stay clear of tracks as the rail line recounts the era of the Aurora and the Moose Pusher nickname.
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Anchorage
Alaska
NEA
Susitoa
Iron Horse
Imany
Abika
Alaski Railroad
Reikvad
Fairbanks
Filibuster Debate Curbs Could End Talkathon Era
A 1949 discussion outlines a bipartisan Senate plan to limit debate by closing motions after signaled support. The proposal would allow limited debate on bills, permit extended speeches later, and empower the presiding officer to rule order without delay. It argues for ending endless filibusters to speed government reforms and overhaul the executive branch, while noting fierce opposition from minority defenders of unlimited debate.
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Washington
Nea
Senate
Jaren
el Bne Ae
Audust
Tel Goth
Tromans Oi
Aintioch
Uy Utdston
Contig
Nusthens
Baykley
Haydons
Congress
The
Provident
Work on Big New Building Halted by Union
Tulsa mar 4 cement finishers halted work on the citys largest downtown project after a dispute over a cement finishing foreman for large pours. Manhatten Construction said an agreement existed with the union but the union said the foreman was required for large pours. About seventy workers refused to cross the picket line as Foundation walls neared completion.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
BP— Univy
Unebs
Terry H. Beam
CAL
Manhattan
G. H. Beemginger
Beam
Derrick
Bem
Bylecng
Ctker
Hearing Soon on 68 Month Pension Plan Is Proposed
Washington March 5 Rep Tody Mortis said the house Ways and Means Committee may hold hearings within a week on a bill providing a $60 month old age pension to persons 65 and over. The plan would pay directly from Washington to those with insufficient income and replace social security and old age assistance. Mortis noted broad nationwide support with few objections and hopes Congress acts soon.
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Washington
Tody Mortis
D.-Okla
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morris
Rep
van Zant
Congress
Oklahoma City Bar Examinees Take Oaths March 15
Oklahoma City reports seven graduates who passed the February bar examinations will take their oaths before the state supreme court on March 15. The event marks their qualification as licensed attorneys.
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Oklahoma City
March Fe
Fense Studen
State Supreme Court
Russia rejects Western German state formation warning
In a sharp cable from Berlin the Soviet Union denounces the US British and French policy in Germany and rejects restitution sacrifices. Sokolovsky says Moscow will not accept a western German state and condemns US policy while accusing American authorities of obstructing Soviet property restitution and inspection efforts in the American zone. In Bulgaria a treason trial verdicts are set for 2 pm after ministers pleaded for mercy and repentance before the communist government.
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Wes Gallagher
Berlin
Soviet Union
United States
France
Britain
Wassily D. Sokolowsky
Germany
Lucius 0 Clay
Russia
Sokolovsky
U.S
Sinc
Soviet New Agency
Sisky
So Enich
Ocher ‘Naei
Cersan
Sofia
Bulgaria
Ped Cross Drive Opens in Fomatoc County Chapter
The American Red Cross Fomatoc County chapter opens its annual member drive Monday morning with a 7 oclock breakfast led by Dr Charles F Spencer. The goal is 7572 dollars as volunteers begin calling, with many district, high school, and business committees organized to canvass each area and recruit members.
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Fomatoc County
Chapter of the Americas Red Cross
Idecote
Charies F. Spencer
Howard
G. Howard
Presto
Joyce Milér
Sara Boswell
Leming
Ives
Bustend
Willy
Toy
Business Black
Sleck
Ehgire
Gene Smith
Newel Horn
Jim Thompson
Pexkes
Benton Brown
L. C
Ray Wright
Mes. I. B
Sam Matthews
T. W. Brydia
Boyes Nu. A
ZB. Johnson
Virl Leman
M. BH. McDaniel
Bonnie Thomas
J. Abney
Griest Summers
June Eady
Willard No
Ollie McBride
Edghty
Corn Perot
A. Hughes
Robertson
Roy Trahera
Gant Michell
Emmett Muarshill
White
A. Mullins
A Ray
Edna Lasatti
Walard
Wilard
Clifford Logscon
Ceaitman
Ropsdom
Ehzicmas
Local social lists reveal community members and hosts
A long OCR fragment lists numerous women and men by name and place across Arlington Glenwood Rural Center and surrounding areas. It reads as a civic social roster with chairs and host families named, including Freeman, Lee, Parker, Tipton, Wilbur, and many others, reflecting local club and community group roles.
House Likely to Pass Truman Labor Law
WASHINGTON March 57 The House shows mood to pass a labor bill aligned with President Truman aims to replace the Taft Hartley act with a modified Wagner act. Kelley says only administration changes, no clear split with Speaker Rayburn. Senate sent the bill to the House for action as hearings loom. Day tone notes Andrews longtime House Affairs chair in the 3rd Congress died of a heart attack in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Washington
House
Truman
A. B Relley
House Labor Committee
Raytarn
Rayburn
Kelley
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Tramar
Bezn
Keiley
Hig
Taft-Hovtey Set
Daytona Beach
Fls
Wauter
G. ‘Andrews
House Millays ‘Affairs Committee
From Ada to CMS editor Max Hoff: a childhood to chalked path
The piece traces a boyhood scene near Ada where Max Hoff, later a leading editor of the Christian Science Monitor, is pictured swimming with friend Rock Herndon. It mentions Red Cross drives, water bonds, local politics, school anecdotes, and community notices reflecting early 20th century life in Ada and Chickasha Oklahoma.
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Christian Science Monitor
Max
Rocky Crossing
Ada
R.A
Rock) Herndon
BR. A. Herndon
Rio Grande Valley
Campbell Named Acting Marshal by Allen City Council
Jirt Campbell will serve as acting marshal to fill the unexpired term after Tan resigned to enter private business. Campbell has resided in the city 15 months, previously employed at Seviatrans Drug Store and later with his wife owning the Sentral Store. The marshal term expires in two months.
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Allen
Irl Campbell
Allen Sity Council
Vo Cord- Tan
Campbell
Ager
Seviatrans Drug
Sentral
Haworth Couple Killed in Wreck
Two Haworth residents Foy C. Jones, 33, and Lena L. Wright, 24, died when their car plunged over a bridge into a small creek near Haworth on Saturday. A third passenger, Miss Charlene Gobert, 20, and Russell Sullivan, 25, escaped with injuries.
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Associated Press
McCurtaig
Haworth
Small Creek
Foy C. Jounés
Bis
Lena L. Wright
Trouper
Merriott
Charlene Gobert
Russell] Sullivan
Elso
Beate Takes Fewer Babies in 1947
In Washington on March 31, Beate reports 3,587 infant deaths in 1947 with 1,603 due to suffocation and 174 cases attributed to infant homicide. Premature birth is the top factor, accounting for 41,053 fatalities, while congenital anomalies, pneumonia and influenza, birth injuries, and asphyxia are noted as other major causes. birth rate is estimated at 19.28 per 1,000 population.
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Washington
Mer
Besta
U.S
Iez
Office of Vital
Girl Victim Of Accidental Shot At Local Grocery Store
An 11 year old girl, Loretta Stephens, was shot in the stomach at a grocery store in Altus, Oklahoma. Investigators described a dispute ending with a pistol fired from the back of the store. the bullet struck the girl through an open doorway from about 15 feet away. Suspects Turner and Roberts were questioned as witnesses.
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Oda
Mar S-Vplan
Loretta Stephens
Step
Turner
Sanit Fore
Clay Roverts
Roberts
James
Gir
Bemo Leaders Fail in Bid for 6D Anti-Hilibiuster Try
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders faltering in a bid to blunt southern filibusters in the Senate. Senator Lucas of Mississippi pressed to take up a constitutional-style rules change, while Fulbright and Dixie Democrats pressed for compromise with Republicans on governing debate power. The maneuver sought to curb filibusters but failed to secure enough support as talks continued.
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Jack Bele
Washington
Mar
Senate
Lucas of Hinds
Fulbright
McGrath
Republicars
Uyrum
Truman
Debutes
Lucas
Fruman Goes at Newsmen Dinner With Truman Honor
President Truman was guest of honor at the White House Correspondents Dinner at the Statler Hotel. He will depart by plane at 8:20 am. Key West vacation plans for two weeks were announced. Arthur Godfrey served as master of ceremonies with many celebrities attending.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
White House
Statler
Key West
Fla
Offis Eal
Banque Wludine
Burks
Wilson
Arthur Godfrey
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Associated
Robert G. Mixon
Correspondents Association
Danny Kaye
Polyna Stoska
Zucker Sisters
Artini
Consello
Stan Kavanagh
Wally Brown
Julia Lee
Boby Lovett
Blind Wife Happy Her Baby Can See
The blind wife of a blind husband at General Hospital today welcomed her baby, born sighted after concerns the child might be blind. Mrs. Chesser, who studied Braille child care, expressed relief and gratitude as she cradled her son. The hospital reported both mother and baby are doing well.
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Louisville
Mar
General Hospital
Chester
Derges Chesser
Chesser
Mrs. Sem Sachs in Hot Springs
Sami Secka has been in Hot Springs Arkansas for three weeks taking a course in the bails there. She has also spent several days in other cities visiting friends from New York Chicago and Oklahoma City for the raves. She expects to remarry at Hot Springs for some weeks and Mr. Sachs may join her there for a time.
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Sami Secka
Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Sachs
Barbara Belmar Returns Home From Runaway Case
Atchison March 3 Barbara Belmar an 18 year old from Heavens Cuba and a Brgdgers Ark schoolmate John Grier ran away from Gulf Park College for Young Ladies in Giiksport Missou Havana and faced worry about being paddled Barbara's mother Mrs Searkes Boiman an Athison auto dealer said Barbara would come home at once but would not endure a wood shed visit.
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