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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

6

Finland to Send Delegation for Moscow Treaty Talks

Finland selected a seven member delegation to negotiate with the Soviet Union in Moscow regarding a proposed friendship and military assistance pact. The group includes a communist and two other members linked to socialist unity, with leadership by Foreign Minister Carl J. A. Eneman. The delegation aims for a pacific accord while several parties oppose a military alliance.

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Two 4-H Club Girls Exhibit Champions At Livestock Show

Oklahoma City report notes Gail Noving and Lilly Ann Chitwood among a slate of 4-H winners at the Oklahoma Junior Livestock Show. includes grand champion steer Chubby, reserve Angus, division titles, and multiple individual honors across Hereford, Shorthorn, and FFA divisions with school and county teams earning top placings.

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Conflicts Rise Over Competing in Tunney Event

Fragmentary text discusses conflicts about participation in a Tunney related event, mentioning heavy duty competition and poor sportsmanship terms amid winter Olympic context.

Western Europe in early spring hopes for unity and peace

Tulsa dispatch reports cautious optimism on Western Europe as Brussels unit plans and London talks on Western Germany and the Ruhr advance toward a five nation union, linked to the Marshall Plan. Germany’s role remains pivotal to European rehabilitation and lasting peace. Forty-two Tulsa police trainees will tour state prison facilities, led by Clinton Riggs.

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Constitutional revision advisory panel forms in Tehama City

The state legislative council meets in Tehama City with a citizens advisory committee to study constitution revision. The effort aims to form recommendations for future action, not a constitutional convention, with counties asked to nominate one representative each by March 4. Other items note Tokyo rationing and global remarks.

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Talks May Be At Moscow in Finland Russia Talks

Finland signals willingness to hold treaty talks with Soviet Russia in Moscow. Cabinet discussions center on delegation to Russia and whether to pursue a mutual assistance pact, with President Paasikivi to decide after parliamentary input. Public opposition protests erupted when a Mass meeting was disrupted by alleged fascists as Russians filmed the clash.

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Truce Extended as Costa Rica Seeks End to Bloodshed

A truce extension was discussed in Costa Rica amid mediation efforts by Archbishop Victor Manuel Sonabrin. The accord aimed to halt violence while political changes unfold, with a new congress elected in May and a president-designate to be named.

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Britain Faces Economic Collapse Without U S Aid Says Cripps

London March report quotes Sir Stafford Cripps telling Parliament Britain’s economy will collapse unless substantial U S aid and Marshall Plan funds arrive. White Paper projects 1930s level shortages, severe production distress, and large borrowing needs abroad.

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Alcohol May Fuel Cars With Alcohol Power Reports

Omaha story notes Dr G X Hilbert of the Northern Research Laboratory discusses alcohol as a high power additive to gasoline. Blended fuels could enable stronger hill performance without engine changes, with alcohol-water injections used in aircraft and potential road use. Production costs and grain prices influence feasibility, while synthetic fuels from coal and gas expand future options.

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Tulsa Artival Livestock Exposition Sets Junior Record

Tulsa officials opening the first Artival Livestock Exposition and Rodeo claim a world junior record with 1496 entrants and more than 3500 head of cattle hogs and sheep. Future Farmers of America clubs participate as events attract wide interest and many entries.

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Arab League Removes Mufti and assumes Palestine control

The Arab League based in Cairo has stripped Haj Amin al-Husseini of Jerusalem of virtually all powers and assumed full military and political control over Palestine's Arabs. An three-man administrative committee now directs Palestine while the Mufti and aides remain as advisers without decision power.

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New Wonder Drug Polymyxin Sparks Hopes in Hopkins Reports

A nine year old boy at Sydenham Hospital in Baltimore improved after Johns Hopkins physicians used a new germ killer, polymyxin. The drug, injected under the skin, marked the first human use and success in treating a deadly skin infection. Doctors say polymyxin shows promise against bubonic plague, typhoid fever, urinary infections, tularemia and other lethal diseases, with potential immunity to resistance developing.

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Wiggs to B C for Rehabilitation Meet

Winston Frere, service suet claims officer of the American Legion Department of Oklahoma, to attend a national rehabilitation meeting in Washington. Former Post 72 official, Wines now leads the Munkoger office. He will chair a GI insurance forum and sit in on a congressional session, visiting with state senators and representatives. Amen covers 11,500,000 square miles.

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Blast at Tsingtao Kills Dozens as US Ships Unharmed

A Chinese ammunitions dump exploded at Tsingtao wounding two and causing heavy fires along the docks near the USS Estes and Repose. Navy medics aboard the Repose and ashore provided aid. no U.S. buildings were damaged.

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Minnesota Town Reports Extreme Cold Reading

A Chicago dateline item notes Minnesota and neighboring states hit deep freezes with readings below zero. Grand Forks, Duluth, Minneapolis, and Sioux Falls posted notably low temps while others across the Midwest faced similarly frigid conditions. Forecasts predicted the cold spell would persist another day or two.

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