Delaney Sells Lazy D Ranch to J D Craft of Jacksboro TX
The Lazy D Ranch near Ada changes hands in a deal announced at Wichita Falls. Gus Delaney sold about 8000 acres and several hundred Hereford cattle to J D Craft of Mt. Olivet Texas for roughly 300000 dollars. Delaney resumes oil ventures and fishing interests while the Lazy C name rises from 1942 legends to a sale milestone.
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Delaney
J.D. Craft
Jacksboro, Texas
Gus Delaney
Ada Hag
Hereford Heaven
J- D. Craft
Mtantolnen Tewac
Maladuiny
Wichita Falls
Tex
Salon Featherston
Delangy
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Healec
Jack Smith
Delonmey- Smith
George Rocanz
Toronto
Calif
American Broadcast and Company
Seay B
Moxa
Rodana
del Zent
Ist
Arch Block
Salisbury
Anotwsia
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Ada
South
Manseer
Bel Zento
Marty Om
California
District Docket Set For Civil And Criminal Court
Hoyt Driskill announces a two term district court from March 22 to April 2 with Judge Bob Howell assisting. Civil trials begin March 23 and finish March 24 while criminal cases run March 29 to April 2. cases include rape burglary manslaughter assault with weapon and murder among others. G Arlins charged with murder set for March 32 and B Bradshaw murder trial on March 20.
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Hoyt
Mongap
G. Aritins
BH. A. Bradshaw
Nation's Crude Oil Output Falls Off
The weekly report shows U S crude oil production down sharply by about 104000 barrels daily for the week ended March 13 due to adverse weather nationwide. Gains and losses varied by state with Indiana Kentucky Oklahoma and Michigan among those changing, while Montana rose slightly and Texas remains uncharted.
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Tulsa
Okla
Guant Gas Journal
Kansas
Ier
Indiana
Mentucky
Okiktome
Pal
Nebraska
Colorado
California
Wyoming
Montana
Michigan
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Texas
New Mexico
Air Force seeks four more wartime plants for use
The Air Force proposes leasing four more government owned wartime plants to private firms to keep aviation production ready. The sites include the Wichita B-29 plant in Kansas and facilities from Curtiss-Wright in Baleland Ohio Fisher Body in Cleveland and Dougherty Assembly Plant No 3 in Tulsa.
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Washington
Pi —Fhe
Chieh
Teage Rave Beet
Wichita
Kans
Curtiss-Wrecht
Baleland
Ohio
Fisher Body
Alverage Assembly
Cleveland
and_ Doughes Assembly Flant
Tulsa
Five Cars Derail Near Tulsa On Santa Fe Line
Five cars of a northbound Santa Fe freight derailed at the north edge of Tulsa. Fireman traineres es caped injury in the wreck after a suspected brakeax on a tank car. Brakeman Summers and conductor Cafer, both from Chanute, were shaken up. Locomotive and other cars moved to nearby Dawson as repairs were started and traffic diverted to Missouri Pacific and Frisco routes.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
Missouri Pacific
Robert E. Williamson
Chanute
Kas
KF. Summers
BRT
Cafer
Res
Dawson
Set Dog Afire in Gastonta New Mexico
Two women were arrested on charges of setting a German shepherd on fire in Gastonta New Mexico. Police say the women poured fuel on the dog and applied a match, after which the howling animal fled through the streets and died when police destroyed it. The charges cite animal cruelty statute.
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Gastonta
J.C. Eliott
Tey
De Valera Hints at Irish Union Without Date
EIRE leader Eamon De Valera predicts future unification of Ireland from sea to sea but avoids a timetable. The remark, seen in New York, is weighed amid long-standing religious and political rifts between Northern Ireland and the Republic, with costs and tensions shaping public sentiment.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Koretyny Autos AnLigse
Eamonn
de Valera
New York
Eire
Northern Ireland
Bia
Hire
United States
Ireland
Irina
Sandy
Jim
Chose Range
Sland
Ysland
Ulster
Ito Eads
United Kingdom
England
Workers For Peace
Lord Craigawom
Nortines
Southern Ireland
Sentry’s use of outlawed dum-dum bullet near Vienna riles world
Washington reports a Soviet sentry used an illegal explosive bullet on an American sealer in Vienna, injuring his arm after a confrontation at the Grand motel. The U S ambassador disputed the Soviet account, calling it a distortion as Moscow relays a different version blaming three drunk Americans. A preliminary protest to the Soviet commander followed.
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Washington
Mar
Gant
Vienna
Sanday
U. GS
Spex Gruneden
Grother
Sooffrey Reyes Saick
Russia
Keyes
Ivanov
Reasor
Grunden
Amani
Keges
Solmier
Thes
Eisenhower Draft Effort Faces Resistance in New York
New York based National Draft Eisenhower League announces a covert push for a Eisenhower presidential bid without his knowledge. Publicity chief Stearns urges supporter postcards to Republican National Convention while denouncing prior organizers. Jerusalam reports heavy snow, and notes Roosevelt’s spelling reform advocacy.
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New York
Maren Uh
Eisenhower
Stearns
New York City
Dwight DB
Stadts
Coltmabic ‘University
Pattic
National Draft
Eisenhower Leagure, Inc
Jam 24
Areganization
All State
Er Sorizers
The
Teague
Harold H. Staesen
Czech School System Map Changes Amid Communist Rule
Prague March 26 An announced education reform under Czechoslovak communist rule proposes universal schooling from age five to 21 with compulsory state schooling and scholarship tests. Those who fail the tests to work in trades while those who pass advance to higher education. Church schools’ status not yet decided.
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Prague
Mar
Czechoslovakia
Yale
Brno
Midwest Cools After Mild Spell Across Regions
The Midwest cools after a brief warm spell as a cold air mass from northwest Canada moves in. Temperatures drop to near zero in northern Minnesota while the eastern states stay mild with readings in the 30s north to Ohio Valley. Skies are cloudy across much of the nation with light rain in parts of the Rockies and a 85 degree high reported in San Antonio, Texas.
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Chicago
Midwest
Northwest Canada
Dakotas
Grand Yorks
Plains
North Central
Minnesota
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Chin
Mississippi
Great Lakes
California
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Mercury
San Antonio
Texas
Moderate Rains Do Not Solve California Power Shortage
A Pacific Gas and Electric Co spokesman said the recent rains totaling about an inch did not solve the power shortage. Despite daylight saving time, there was only a temporary improvement. women welcomed any relief as drought conditions persisted and soil moisture remained low.
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San Francisco
Mar
Pi — Weckemdémings
California
Pacific Gas & Electrics Co
Davis
Kaiser Faces Turbulent High Finance Battle
Investigators seek who did what to whom in the Kaiser-Frazer case. The Newark and Cleveland actions center on Otis & Co and a disputed 97 762 500 stock deal. SEC, NA S D, and Justice Department may become involved as questions linger about contracts, underwriting, and possible conspiracies.
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Kaiser
Peter Ebson
Carreszontens
Kaiser-Frazer
Kaiser- Frazer
Otis
Auto Commpany
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kaiser-Fraser
SEC
Otis and Co
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
San Francisco
TE Sec
Department of Justice
Natser-Frazen
J. F. Mastersom
Piladelphia
Mastersom
Cyrus Bator
Pennsylvania Reils Aad
Masterson
New York
Mastersar
Otis & Co
Ea Masterson
Matser-Prazer
First California Co
First California
Kaiser - Frazer
National Association of Securities Dealers
Securitas
NW. A. S
Kaiser-Fraver
Appropriations Bill Moves to Conference Committee
Congress sent its regular appropriations bill to a conference committee in Washington. The Senate approved a version totaling 23,813,000 less than the House measure and 40,751.33 percent under President Truman’s request. Louisiana is named after King Louis XIV of France.
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Washington
Congress
Iran
Senate
Truman
House
Louisiana
King Louis XIV
France
Price Woes and Small Pleasures in Everyday Life
The poem laments rising costs in modern days with spikes in steel, flour, sugar, and beverages while noting small comforts like a nickel Coke remain affordable. It credits merchants Blake and Miller and Dr Pepper’s L. B. for sustaining price and supply, ending by praising Napoleon Bossnarts as the Littl Corporsh.
Waste Fats Collection Plan Aimed at Ada Housewives
County Production and Marketing Administration along with Wickham, Ada grocers, and The Wick company arrange a fats collection program. Housewives will be paid by weight for used fats and oils, with fats sent to reputable channels for market. The effort, urged by the U S Department of Agriculture and allied groups, seeks to recover every possible pound amid tight national supplies.
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Ada
Wick # company
Wickham
Asdam
United States
U.S Department
Dyiie Culture
Sponenuns
Ore Poultice Aims to Ease Cheyenne Man’s Arm
A Cheyenne report cites a local man using a water poultice and yellowish ore pellets to treat an aching arm and shoulder. The method, described by a reliable source, has reportedly eased years of misery and draws interest from desert-country residents.
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Red Desert
Herve
Olf Tomer
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