Exodus 1949 Human Airlift from DP Camps to Highland
Fragmented OCR recounts an exodus of displaced persons from Bavarian DP camps toward Israel and a final leg to Highland, with references to Landsberg, Munich, and American authorities. It notes an airborne effort starting August and aims to relocate DPs by 1949, amid tension and safety concerns.
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Hocnland
Avacia
Neai
Bavaria
Israel
Ue Alps
Landsberg
Runes Tiller
Ex Army
Bayiria
Highland
Ngay Suniel
Fernuluonal & Csiniaatwuan
Daoltt Tristvibysien Cammittess
Wiese
Asxolus Fegan
Israit
Munich
Mofiman
Durnad
Geynanbain
Aligthcan Wit
Wits Ue S. Armes
Hig Polis
Exodus
FIRE STORY FROM OKLAHOMA MEETING AND CAMP REPORT
A Wednesday meeting featured songs and dances by local groups including O-Kichi and Tanck. Activities covered Valentine party plans, a box of songs, and reports on a trip where children were observed, with 33 attendees at Tandaraka Group event and Kitano Camp Fire group noting symbol work and craft activities at Witlard School.
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Sng
Ameri
Samsing Bor
Christiaan Ghochos
Genie Jawelpens
Bobsper
Stara
Kitano
Witlard School
Diet le anchor or jacseots and fire makers headline
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and scattered phrases from a column and fire makers item. It mentions The Meeat Wiacwirah Scribe Shoda Mendes KUTANG FIRE MAKERS and several personal names. No clear event, date, or location is discernible. The readable content suggests a nonspecific column or community notes with multiple individuals.
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Diet le Anchor Ou
Jacseots
Chow- Teen Cedwirds
Sarved Cankis
The
Wiacwirah Scribe
Shoda Mendes
Busy Bee Blue Birds Entertain at Mrs Limpers Home
Busy Bee Blue Birds entertained at the home of Mrs Harvey Limpers in Lusines with weekly meeting and sales by Bagnell Nelms Me Many Morey Carrie Jane ey. Newey ry and Mrs Dayvis hosted a program. Refreshments were served. The group met at Washing ton school and worked on scrapbooks about Mexico. Games were played and prizes given.
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Mes
Larvey Limpers
Lusines
Yersing Weekly
Ang Desachey
Gerberi
Na Bagnell Nelms
Carrie _ Janeey
Neweyry
Ton
Mexico
Joan Marrow
Cheerful Blue Birds and Camp Fire News Notices
A fragmented Local notice notes cheerful blue birds and social events. It mentions Norma Ann Williams and visitors Aanin Louise Bayes and Linda Lou Barnes, with Mary Kyle Desni as scribe from The Camp Fire News. The office was closed last week while executives attended a workshop.
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Auescey al Dlares
Aloe
Norma Ann Wiliams
Aanin Louise Bayes
Linda Lou Barnes
Oaney
Toss Faye Duls
Scribe
Mary Kyle Desni
Camp Fire
Folent Rating Race Sees State Girl Second
A garbled report mentions a State Girl finishing second in a Folent Rating or similar event. It references Littlejahs and Tha with unclear affiliations and several corrupted phrases. The piece also hints at an incident where someone was injured by a car and includes stray lines about locations such as Oklahoma City and Moscow.
Food memories of trip with rich meals and lakeside hotel
Travelers recall unusually well cooked breakfast lunch and dinner on a plane and at Lake We tes Chalet Suzanne near Taos. Menu items include brown sugar graced grapetini, roast beef with sweet potatoes, a rich nut pie, and Florida pompano. Dessert hints feature pecan pie and a pineapple papaya fruit salad.
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Lake Wetes
Suzanne
Tt House
Credes Suzanne
Beautiful Mountain Lake Club
Florida
Bronse
Florida Pompano Wes Beatie
Wwe
Floyda
Sol Bloom dies suddenly at peak of career in Washington
Rep Sol Bloom longtime New York Democrat and former House Foreign Affairs chairman died last night from a heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital just before his seventy fifth birthday. Bloom rose from poverty to global prominence with a varied career in show business and politics, earning tributes from President Truman and Secretary Acheson for his service and friendship.
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Sol Bloom
Jerry Korn
Washington
Megr-Poversy
Fabious
Congrese
Bloom
Conayesanten
Truman
New York
Nea
Megdy Chileras
Heo
Pekin
San Brandisco
Igler Keeinwas
Ted
Bay City
United Nations Organization
Senate Bill to Cut Filibuster Privilege Debate
James Marlow analyzes the Senate filibuster and proposed changes to curb unlimited debate. The piece weighs Truman civil rights aims, southern opposition, and the risk of minority blocking the majority, outlining how two thirds could end filibusters and the political stakes for civil rights.
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ABC
James Marlow
Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Tovg
Praup
Flibuser
HNO
Truwnan
Benugh
Communist Leaders Urge Signing of Pact With Russia
SEW YORK March 8 Two leaders of the American Communist party urged the United States to sign a pact of friendship with the Soviet Union They likened themselves to Kantzel and Tellerson as a dualist of eaton The letter asked President Truman for a peace and security pact to end the aggression of North Atlantic powers Foster and Dennis assailed an aggressive North Atlantic pact and urged a Soviet alignment for security They drew a sharp contrast to U S imperialism and criticised Wall Street for reaction comments.
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York
Communist Party
United States
Garumenty
Soviet Union
Willian Foster
National Whalemian
Eugene Gennis
Senvétal
Truman
Kuntela
Tellerson
Foster
Dennis
Wall Street
Wren Sd
Makers of Odoms Plane Celebrate in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas celebrations marked the launch of Odoms Plane as workers and officials hailed a record flight event. The ceremony featured a non stop flight test and production milestones amid cheers, with company promises of further advances in light aircraft.
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Wichita
Kas
Siar
Ocem
Tetersuro
N. 1
Bigeh Hiroval Corp Air Machinery
Acdifice
Odam
Social Security Program Briefed for Ada Kiwanis Club
Diker at Ardmore Social Security office explained how the program works and outlined provisions in three proposed federal measures. He answered questions on the current law, death benefits, and the basis of benefit payments, noting changes under the new laws and a public poll on the March 15 welfare system issue.
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Diker
Ardmore
Social Security Office
Tydey
Ada Kiwanis Club
Dykesalde
Aed
Asuranse
Atate
Crippla Ehlérsa
Tile Welisre
Neght
Ardimurs
Oleace
Survivors
Totad
Rarban
Estimation of US Car Population and OL Rays Share
An estimate suggests 109 million cars exist in the United States, with about 60 million of them described as OL Rays. The figures imply a large share of vehicles falling into the OL Rays category.
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United States
Turner Proposes Road Finance and Policy Overhaul
Oklahoma City manager Gow Roy J. Turner urged the legislature to raise the gasoline tax to 3.45 cents per gallon and earmark the proceeds for county and state road needs. He urged shifting farm to market road funding to the state highway department and expanding the primary road program beyond 39 million dollars. He proposed a commercial vehicle tax, a mileage tax alternative, stronger laws against overloading, mandatory unloading for overweight trucks, and new enforcement powers. He also reported on a RFC loan request of 33 million dollars for the turnpike and warned against actions that could jeopardize the project.
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
Jay
Ressensi
State Highway Department
Asis
Oklaoma
Turnpike
Gidehorma City-Tulsa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Oklatems Turnpike
Cour
Oklahoma
Former Wilburton Mayor Convicted
Former Wilburton Mayor T. P. Tripp found guilty of embezzling 439 in county funds, tied to a 1946 cow sale while a justice of the peace. County Attorney Kyle said the $3 missing checks were not placed with county funds. Judge James Clyde M. Followwell to rule on a new trial request Wednesday.
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Welburton
Ohio
T. P. Tripp
Wilburton
Tripp
W. EF
Kyle
Jaome Clyde ML Followwell
Signing North Atlantic defense pact in London reported
London dispatches describe details of a proposed North Atlantic defense pact with Washington as the end of March target. Diplomats say three key points include immediate help to allies under attack, mutual defense planning, and a ten year term with possible renewal or termination. Delegates named Britain France Belgium Holland Denmark Italy and Portugal as potential signatories with others invited.
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London
Mares
Oeteal Ty
Washington
Sowers
Seere
Deen Acheson
Ewer
Dally
Britain
Labor Perty
Tipi
Mutua
Consutta
Seri
B. A
Ani Nanos
Belgius
Holand
Tax
Denmark
Haly
Portugal
Paris
Odom Sets New Hawaii to New Jersey Flight Record
Big Bill Odom completed a Honolulu to near New York transition to Trem Hanolulu and landed at a north New Jersey airport at 12 06 p m BST after refueling to 263 gallons. His single engine light plane covered about 5000 miles aiming to beat the world light-plane record, with weather described as sunny and light headwinds. He noted engine trouble over the Rocky Mountains when the fuel ran low.
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Teterecro
Bill Odom
Snes
North Jersey
Honolulu
Odom
Titerbove
Abarf
New Movie City
Hugson Riveet
Comn
New York
Crude Oil Output Drops Past Week
The Oil and Gas Journal reports national crude oil production averaged 5,172,307 barrels daily for the week ending March 2, down 151,450 from the prior week. Oklahoma's output fell 10,991 to 205,256 barrels. eastern areas rose 700 to 62,800. Kansas up 30 to 236,990. California up 88,500.
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Kansas
Californ
Okla
Ll Simank
Ceshier
First National Bank
Yuokas
Jeoior Chamber of
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