Traveling Zoo Brings Animals to Kids Across City Routes
Cleveland’s mobile entertainment unit travels to playgrounds and parks bringing a zoo, a vaudeville show, and a small museum to neighborhoods. The Traveling Zoo, Showagon, and Traveling Fragside Museum tour daily, engaging about 350,000 people each season with talks, petting, performances, and interactive exhibits.
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Cleveland
NEA
Traveling Zoo
Recreation Division
The
Board of Education
Park Zoo
Zoo
Fox
Showagon
Iran's Economy and Unrest Spark Fear of new Red Drive
Washington observers note Iran faces economic strain from oil drilling cuts and poor harvests. A revived underground Tureh Party presence and refugee flows raise fears of political upheaval, potential shifts toward a military or royal dictatorship, while Iran's seven year plan lags with limited industrial progress and social reform efforts.
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Peter Enson
NEA
Washington
Iran
Shah Mohamed Reza Pah Jevi
United States
United Nations
Azerbaijan
Tureh Party
Tureh
Teheran
Angloardrian O11 Co
Husein Ala
Taqui Nasr
International Bank
Morrison-Knudsen International Co
U. S
Violin Worth Fortune In North Hollywood Auction Hint
Vladimir Lenski values his ancient violin at 100000 dollars. The former concert violinist says the fiddle was carved for a king and bought over fifty years ago from a Russian royal family member, making it one of the era’s modern types.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Vladimir Lenski
Tne
Sayz Hig
Vazved
Gaspard Duit Forpruggar
Francis II
Aryo
Lensi
Farm device blends fans and burners to dry crops
A combined fan mover control and two beat source powers a crop dryer for drying corn, small grains, PRANUIS, cotton seed, hay, and other forages. The system enables efficient drying of multiple materials using a single unit with interchangeable burners and controls.
Gregorian Calendar Adopted Across Colonies in 1752
Fragmentary note recalls the 1752 adoption of the Gregorian calendar by Britain and its American colonies, marking a calendar reform that skipped eleven days and shifted dates for official and daily life.
Camp Fire Girls Hike and Exhibit Visit
Camp Fire Girls marched March 12 from 10 to 2 at the Camp Fire Cabin. They planted flowers collected wood and cooked under Leader Mrs Joyce Miller and sponsor Mrs O HL Miller. The group then viewed antiques and foreign exhibits at the Camp Fire Office and began a Birthday Project led by Phyllis Merie Robinson.
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Joyce Miller
O. HL Miller
Phyllis Merie Robinson
Tanda Kaya Group Weighs Community Service Efforts
The Tandakaya Group of Hay e4 6nco forces sewer leaflets at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday while noting Monday afternoon work. They describe completing Birthday Project Requirements and folding folders for Lions convention Thursday and Friday as community service for service hours.
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Tandakaya Group
Haye4
Chamber of Commerce
Helena Kuras
TANDA GROUP-EOFF Tour and home visits noted
Members toured friends homes visiting R. M. Bronaugh J. W. Bryant Lesemans Mrs Ethel Smith Dr. Wallace Crutchfield and Fred Koch. Noted antiques civil war relics quilts a 206 year old piece. At Bronaugh home lime punch sitz sandwiches later grape juice cookies at Koch home. Thanks ode for hospitality and songs for Mrs Bronaugh. adjourned home.
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R. M. Bronaugh
J. W. Bryant
Lesemans
Ethel Smith
Wallace Crutchfield
Fred Koch
Bronaugh
Mrs. Bronough
Twinkling Blue Birds Meet With Hayes School
Blue Birds groups meet at Hayes Willard and Willard again with leaders Mrs Witt Mrs Morris Mrs Long and Mrs Trimble. They make crafts sing songs play games plan upcoming hikes and weeknight gatherings with scribe notes and refreshments.
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Gay Blue Birds of
Washington School
Scribe
Grace Myers
Hayes School
Witt
Morris
Long
Lorna Lee Witt
Betty Patterson
Rhetta Johnson
Roszy
Willard School
Remembering old car days and modern wheels
Cal Tinney reflects on twenty years of change from Model T quirks to modern cars. He laments fewer neighbors, shifts in living patterns, and the rise of car-centered life while noting practical lessons from the past and a future of mobility. The piece ends with a note on Southwest Oklahoma Dairy Day plans for Altus area farms and 4-H, FFA, and veterans programs.
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Los Angeles
Mamma
Papa
Connecticut
Texas
Ali
Pleas For Repeat Echo Elementary Music Workshop
The East Central college music department reports a successful two day workshop on children's music led by Mrs. Beatrice Perham Krone of USC. Attendees praised her methods and urged holding the event again next year. Notable participants included Mrs. Marguerite Hawkinson, Mrs. Dolly Connally, and several Oklahoma and local educators.
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East Central College
Marguerite Hawkinson
Beatrice Perham Krone
University of Southern California
Some To Pay More Some Less And Some Same Under New Oklahoma Auto Insurance Law
Oklahoma auto insurance rates change across four territories with three classes. Territory 1 and 4 feature varied rates, while Territory 2 sees increases for drivers under 25 or used in business. Territory 3 covers other owners with similar rates, and overall savings May reach 250000 yearly per officials.
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Oklahoma
Ada
Gkishoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Chiefs Plan Big Opener in Chickasha
Chickasha Oklahoma marquee opener set for April 25 as the Chiefs of the Sooner State League stage opening day ceremonies. A parade features an Indian in full regalia and escorts from Oklahoma College for Women. Baseball players ride in convertibles with girls driving. Also noted are Brown Leghorn and Black Minorca chickens laying white eggs.
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Chickasha
Okla
Sooner State League
Oklahoma College
Wilh
Antlers Hospitalizes Major Cothran and Local Notes
Major Cothran, veteran detachment commander, is treated in Muskogee hospital for recurring fever from overseas service, recalling wartime service with Ernie Pyle. Also covered are Juvenile Court actions, a school shooting incident, Red Cross drives, dairy programs, and district Christian laymen meetings with speakers from TCU and McAlester.
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Tee Pate Cothran
Antlers
ORC
Pacific
Ernie Pyle
Ie Shima
Okinawa
Cothran
Pyte
Major Cothran
Veterans Hospital
Muskogee
John K. Les
TCU
Fort Worth
Robert Nash
Wash
Charles Doolittle
McAlester
W. A. Obuch
Ant+lers
Czechs Divide Some Go Back at Erding Air Base
Czechs divided their choices after arrival at Erding U S Air Force base. Fifty eight Czechs opted to return to Czechoslovakia while twenty six stayed as fugitives from communism. They alleged they were shanghaied by crew members during the flight. A Czech airline president was among those returning. A plane was reportedly seized at gunpoint during the operation.
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Erding
Germany
U. S. Air Force Base
Czechoslovakia
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Richard Klener
NEA Star
Clevelland Press
Tabriz
Americer
Tanda Group
EOFF
Hollis Brown
Gosnell
May Louise Bentley
Merry Blue Birds
Merry Blue Birds of
Haven
Sharon Lowe
Linda Beth Spann
Sharon
Barbara Kay Hillman
Horace Mann
Carol Ann
2Xina Mae
Wilma Lee
Meredith
Patricia
PTA
Te College Shop
W Holt
Patsy Jackson
Joe Louis FO
Waco
Tex
Louie
Canada
America
Joe Walenti
Dailey Brothers
Red Cross
Cal Tinney
Var
Southwest Oklahoma
Jackson County
Abernathy & Sons Farm
Altus
Floyd Prudeen
FFA
Lady Lees
Sir John Lees
Poole
England
Todge
South Lytchett Manor
Faith Lees
Chiefs
Migoon Galleries
Lee Hardgrave
Lee Rhodes
Byron Baker
Baker
Lin Bugo
Rhodes
Red Cross Fund
Goodland Indian Orphanage
Club of Huge
First Presbyterian Church
B.D. Weeks
D. A. Stavall
Carl Speer
FHA
Speer
Johnston County
Hersman F. Hargrove
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