Anger Mounts In Congress On Shipments
Congressional indignation rises over oil shipments to Russia, exposing Moore-McCormack Steamship Lines and the U S investigation. Probers say 60 Russian flag ships have been loaded in New York since January 4 as a broader probe into wartime logistics and governmental responses continues.
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Russia
Moore-McCormats Steamship Lines
Neweck
Witness Vesyerasy
Ine
Amcasy
Afta
Gus Husint
Filey
Moore-McCormack
New York
Soil Conservation Land Capability Contest Announced
The contest will be held in Fontutoe County on April 3 and 4 with 200 participants. Sponsored by national agrenting groups and Certifi eiths of Awird, prizes will be awarded to top finishers in youth and adult divisions. Extension staff will organize the event at Dhol Caraven fina near Ablosa.
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Fontutoe
Sasticipate
Fontetac
Awird
Adi Hromne
Dhol Caraven
Peel
Ablosa
Sachs E
Euumbies
Pontotor
Francis Seniors Present Play In Hillbilly Court Tale
Francis High seniors announce an extended stage presentation Friday evening at the school auditorium. Cast includes Phillips, Webber, Chandler, West, Driver, and others with support from faculty and students.
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Ion
Courtys
New Shoal
Matschool
Ilargig
Donamette Phillips
Rubearu
Faydene Webber
Wilma Cahua
Boobie Driver
Ames Chandler
B. J. West
Tenman Serogsins
Pegey Large
Doe Bawa
PXPROT 30 NT 1 MEET AT NORMAN SOON
OKLAHOMA CITY March 25. J Approsimatels and 0000 are expected to attend the Trieyfeld Music meet at Oklahoma City University. Jones Nielson, music professor Vie UAISESSTY, reports 32 receive and expose 23 score to attend.
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Oklahoma City
Uie Trieyfeld
Unniversit
Jones Nielson
Vie Uaisessty
Weather forecast fragment with scattered showers
Fragmentary weather note reports showers and possible storms tonight across eastern and central areas. Mentions warm Friday with highs around 33 to 80 and 60s to 83 in eastern regions. Contains unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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Wast
North
Lanalit
Pune
Five Year Daily Program of Ada SCODA Meet Theme
Ada city schools will have 9 holidays on Friday and classes elsewhere will continue. The Ada Chamber of Commerce presented a five year daily program to boost Pontotoc County industry through agriculture. Harvey J. Lambert and other Ada leaders described progress since 1944, noting plans, challenges, and upcoming events as the region aligns with the South Central Oklahoma Development Association.
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East Central State
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Mort
Churghes
Pontotoc County
Chamber of Commerce
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Harvey J. Lambert
Ada Chamber of Commerce
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Follingsworth
Madsom
Lex Fumes
Halley Ie Byrne
Emil Wyatt
Roy Loblar
Harvey Lanbert
Keith Max
Shall
Ada
Gideon
Ardmore
Glenni
Avedmore
Clarence Burgh
Jim BN. Kuhlman
Seeman
Pune Harper
Mr. Bufrates
Lambert
Ackans
Aca
Startec
Pontatoe
Jong Om
Peddlers Skip When Check-Up Is Begurt
Reported downtown sales of patriotic symbols by four peddlers who claimed aid to Disabled Veterans. Officers traced licenses but the four fled before checks could be completed. City officials advise verifying licenses with VEW or American Legion prior to purchase.
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Whieby
Peltty Bsekay
Herve
Cme
America
Paul Ryan
J. King
City Pelerk
VEW
American Legion
County Republican Meeting Set for Fontain County Delegates
County Republican meeting scheduled Saturday at 2 pm in the County Court room of the courthouse. Harry Barzeublar, county chairman, and county vice chair, along with two state committeemen, will elect 14 delegates to the upcoming convention in Oklahoma City on April 26. Fifteen delegates to the Fourth Congressional District convention will also be chosen. Precinct meetings were held in most precincts. county convention delegates were selected.
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Fontaine County Reguble
Harry Barzeublar
Republican State Committee
Oktahoma City
Marchy
President Truman Warns on Coal Strike Action
President Truman said he will take any steps allowed by law to handle the coal miners strike. A fact-finding board, appointed after mediation failed, will report by April 5. He expects the board to approve its decision and warned of further actions to halt the strike if needed.
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Washington
Truman
Fouman
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Caach
United Mine Workers
Agherk
Fatal Shooting in Purcell Office of Rep Purman Wilson
In Purcell Oklahoma a fatal shooting occurred in the office of State Representative Purman Wilson. County Attorney Ray G Wilson said he was preparing a complaint and that the shooter may have followed a wife into the office. The weapon described was a 16 gauge shotgun.
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Rep
Purman Wilson
Okla
Furman
Oklahoma
Lwerskivure
Miller
Purman
Fusch
Sitormey
Thi Olgun
Pucmarr
East Central Band In Concert Tonight at Bathe Emblège
East Central State college annual band concert is set for tonight with enlarged ensemble and a mix of classical romantic and modern pieces. The program includes two Wagner selections from Lohengrin and features Ada high school musicians joining the college group. University of Oklahoma professor Dr. Springer will address high school instructors on standards and requirements.
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East Central State College
Bat
Frau Wagner
Ade
Deet
Rifles Bark In Jerusalem This Week
Jerusalem reports describe heightened security and tense Holy Week events as Christians observe Maundy Thursday. Catholic officials plan services at Mount Zion and Gethsemane with Arab guards ensuring safety. Night services in Gethsemane are canceled amid rising tensions and warnings of danger.
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NEA Opposes UMT Defense Plan At National Conference
The National Education Association higher education department announced opposition to UMT defense policy aims. A committee urged selective national service to supplement volunteer enlistments if Congress deems it necessary. The conference drew 580 participants from 380 colleges across 44 states, stressing science health and education as core to national strength.
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Pete States
NSA Department of Higher Education
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Mission
King Distributes Royal Maundy Alms at Westminster King
The king gave royal Maundy alms to 67 elderly men and 63 elderly women, with 90 pence and 2 pence coins minted for each recipient, totaling alms amounting to 847. The ceremony occurred at Westminster in Holy Week, with the king visiting the aged at their homes.
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Garly
Witt
Military leaders seek immediate draft expansion to 25 years
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Forrestal urging Congress to expand the armed services and draft age to 25, with a plan for about 3.6 million additional personnel and a broader mobilization. He notes the current force near 1.99 million and calls for rapid action to deter Soviet threats while anticipating a costly, long-term buildup.
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Congress
Forrestal
Woriek
United States
Russia
Sagers
Defense Cost Talk May Switch Demos From Tax-Cut Plan
Congressional debate centers on shifting focus from a tax cut to defense spending. President seeks billions for air power and energy, while Democrats split over veto risk and fiscal priorities. Republicans argue the move can pass with sufficient votes, and the measure faces House and Senate scrutiny amid party divisions.
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Siege Ends in Suicide After Hour-Long Stand
Boston police say a 26-year-old war veteran identified as Mark Benedict fired four shots at patrol officers during an hour long siege at a Beacon Hill hotel before dying by suicide. He had recently been treated for mental issues at Bedford Veterans Hospital. Five bullets struck the room walls.
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Beacon Hill
Deh Silva
Murchey
Marokd Benedict
Ile
Mags
Inga
Call Nia
Bedford Veterans
Saittal
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Peice
Lions Club Box Supper Date Set
Box supper plans for the Adamens club were moved to Monday night at 7 in Aldridge banquet room. President Billy Bryan announced the change due to conflicting arrangements and said the new date is advisable. The event includes a costume affair with notable club members attending.
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Aldridge
Billy Bryan
Mar. Y — Grama Aden
Paolo Thain Oy Rysvl
General Clay Says He Is Not Nervous About Germany Situation
General Lucius D. Clay, the U S military governor for Germany, stated he was not nervous about the German situation. He said he did not expect immediate flagellation of any kind and denied rumors that Russia would close routes to Berlin or that the United States would endanger families of its personnel. He also dismissed claims that Soviet families were being sent home as incorrect or unverified.
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Mer
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
U. S
Clay
Berlin
Chas
Mvy
Amy
Endeusdle
Elildverr
Lpepoct
Gorreck
No State Police Bill Dies in Mississippi Legislature
The Mississippi House halted a bill to create a two year state police force to replace the dissolved Secret Police. Opponents warned of a Gestapo like force, while supporters argued for a stable public safety body amid violence linked to a bus strike and MBI history. Voters approved the Cache cemetery district by a large margin.
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Speaner Walker
Ippi
Epresenta
Poice
Descrip
Eret
Sippk Bureau of Lives
MBI
MBE
Pessimist Advice On Work Ethic From Unreliable Source
Fragmentary OCR note mocks a pessimist view about George and job effort. It mentions a four week vacation per year, two weeks off, and a boss, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Jane
Yoto
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