King Gustaf V Sees Life On Riviera Amid Guarded Teas
A blurred account describes King Gustaf V of Sweden at Riviera visits with heavy security. Reportedly accompanied by physicians and a private nurse, he travels five hours daily as police and secret service guard his movements.
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Leopold
Borin
Bulgaria
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Farouk
Madame Peron
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David S$. Boyer
Atoka News: Local figures take new welfare roles in Bryan county
Atoka special report lists Tong tyme resident named director of the public welfare department in Bryan county. McRastele, former county clerk of Paisein AY, assumed duties May 28 with offers in Durant. Nearby notes cover a sewer disposal plant nearing completion under construction, a church anniversary at First Baptist Atoka, and community events including a May 13 flower show by Thy Cement Dahlia.
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Taevia
Oklahoma
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Gromyko Arrives Still Saying No to Pact Acceptance
In New York on March 2 4 a group of European foreign ministers aboard the Queen Mary met the crowd aboard the liner. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko refused to predict any shift on the North Atlantic Pact. Bevin faced four foreign ministers including Paul-Henri Spaak D A Stik and Josep Bech as pickets protested Bevin’s alleged antisemitic statements and hostile Israel policy.
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Taiday
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Anar i A. Gromykoltl
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Washington
Cromexa
United Nations
Bevis Wnn 2
Paul-Henri Spask
D. A. Stic
Luxembourg
Josep Bech
Mint
England and United States differ in politicians says speaker
Harold Davies a member of the British House of Commons arrived for a lecture tour and noted a single difference between England and the United States. He criticized politicians and businessmen, saying the United States has bad food and business people while England has good politicians and bad businessmen.
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U.S
New York
Harold Davies
Taade
Twuse GE Commons
England
United States
London Professor Studies Man Ape Origins
Professor D M Watson of University College London plans further writings on the origin of man. He recently returned from Africa where he studied East African apes to compare them with South Africa's forebears. He aims to uncover the age and evolution of mankind, noting African origins as the likely source and citing excitement in global scientific circles.
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D. M. Watson
20Uuaversity College
London
South Africa
Chimpangees
Borillas
South Asia
Africa
Greaseless Salted Nuts and Chips For Parties
Salted nuts and potato chips are being made grease free by a new lacquer from U S Department of Agriculture scientists. The process dries surface oil using a thin, colored lacquer that matches hostess tastes. Greaseless chips result from moisture removal and freezing, reducing weight and grease while improving shelf life and cleanliness for cocktail gatherings.
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Science
Bureau of Chemistry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ferm Chin ‘Ureic Commerich
Korean Formula Slows Warfare
In Seoul on March 3 observers said the new Korean government plan to end guerrilla warfare appears to have reduced violence in South Korea and on Chen Island. Officials cited incentives like food, baths, clothing and amnesty as helping rebels lay down arms, with spring possibly aiding the trend.
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Republic of Korea
South Korea
Chen Island
Choi Yong Duk
National Defursa
Cartwright Delays Date for Hearing in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City March 25 The Secretary of State Wilburn Cartwright will set a date for a protest hearing on a prohibition repeal election. The 40 minute session featured petitions totaling 212 000 signatures filed nearly a month ago. Attorneys for the Oklahoma Economic Institute and the United Dry Association pressed for immediate hearings, while others urged a two day delay to allow preparation.
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Maron
Wilburn Cartwright
Oklahoma Economic Institute
Lriced Dry Association
G. Kulp
Tulsa
Charles E. McPhervan
Yan
Shegt
Valentine the Camelman Heads to Court in Divorce Drama
In Los Angeles on March 29 Joseph Valentine, an academy award winning camelman from the film Love Is Big Business, left the set for a courtroom. He fought his wife over a separate abode within divorce action after a conference with Judge Raycraft.
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Los Angeles
Valentine
Joseph
Camelman
Dudge
Joe Raycraft
Eisenhower visits Chicago classroom after teacher’s donation
In Chicago, President Eisenhower visits Harper High School where teacher Miss Brazda received a two weeks pay donation as students study colonial bravery. He thanks the class, cites colonial courage, and underscores teacher training as vital to higher education while Miss Brazda discounts the gift to Columbia University.
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NBA
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Harper Nighscool
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Eisenhower
Columba University
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Columbia
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Gey Cherle
Teachers College
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Schoolmasters to Meet at Chickasha
Pontotor County schoolmasters will travel to Chickasha on Tuesday April 12 for a meeting led by Dr G Dan Prestes former Ade school superintendent now president of Oklahoma Callers for Women. Norman C Mitchell says about 30 reservations already made with more expected daily and bus plans under discussion.
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G. Dan Prestes
Ade School
Orahoma
Chickashi
C. Wi
Norman C. Mitchell
Procter
Archbishop Opposes Church State Separation in England
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey P Fisher warns that separating church and state would be a disaster amid Christians facing persecution by a different creed. He did not name communists, and the archbishop heads the Church of England with the king as temporal leader. Mexico counts about two motor vehicles per kilometer of highways in service.
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London
Mar
Canterbury
England
Geoffrey P. Fisher
Church of England
Promises He Can Outdraw Harlan's Chief of Police Hopeful
Maven 29 from New York promises to outdraw outshoot and outlive rivals seeking Evarts Police Chief post in coal town with five chiefs since last August. Candidates include Pearl Burrus of Lexington, Bil Williams of New York City. Williams sent his letter to Mayor of Harlan County. city clerk rejected it along with other applications.
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Bartan Courty
Evarts
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Restuc
Fev
Big
Wenn
Mya
Pearl Katherine Burrus
Lexington
Burrus
Bil Wiliams
New York City
Williams
Harlan County
Carl Caton
Harlan
Caton
Upwarts
Stonewall Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive Totals Rise
The Stonewall Chamber of Commerce reports a successful membership drive raising overall numbers. Men edged women in a local competition and a banquet was planned for tonight to recognize new members and schedule summer activities.
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Stonewall Chamber of Commover
Aone Gramomics Sam
Chamber of Commerce
U S Crude Output Drops Past Week
U S crude oil production fell in the week ended March 3, averaging 3,119,700 barrels per day, down 12100 barrels from the prior week. The Oil and Gas Journal reported the drop with varied state changes including Indiana up 760 to 22,600 and Arkansas up 50 to 2, etc.
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Tulsa
Okla
Indiana
Florida
Arkansas
Gybertucky
Oklahoma
Montana
Gamaq
OPEC Criticizes Gas Tax Increase In Oklahoma
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council criticizes a rural roads tax bill arguing it would yield 6.5 million dollars for county commissioners to spend on roads while demanding stronger law controls to ensure funds are efficiently used. The council president Hugh J. Harrel signs a letter urging accountability.
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Oklahoma
Hugh J. Harre
Cotuneil
Oklahoma House Debates State Officials Pay Raise Plan
Oklahoma City March 23 State representatives debated a pay raise package for elective state officials and judges. The Senate approved a general bill allowing a 5000 annual boost for extra duties, potentially rising to 12500 for appellate and criminal court judges upon term completion, with some raises delayed until 1935 due to term limits and constitutional limits. The session moved quickly with daily Senate sessions and extended House hours as both chambers push toward an April adjournment.
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Senate
Genera .v
Suand Criminal Court
House
Tomi
James &. Rinehart
Reto
Sisters Starving Amid Abundant Food Found Dead Brother
In Paola Kansas two sisters Mandy Stachling 65 and Mattie Stachling 63 were found in a farmhouse bed under bedclothes amid mountains of food and clothing. Their brother Albert P Stachting 74 lay dead about ten days. Coroner Dr. William Brown ordered investigation as officers reported extensive stacked supplies blocking rooms and a locked door.
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William Brown
Mandy Stachling
Mattie Staching
Albert P. Stachting
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Ivy, Jr
Estory House
Robert 4B. Miller
Adriff
Czech Two GIs Sentenced in Prague Spy Case
Two American soldiers facing Czech spy charges were sentenced to 11 and 12 years in prison after a secret trial. Identified as Clarence R. Hill of Jackson Minnesota and George F. Jones of Owensboro Kentucky, they were arrested last December after entering Czechoslovakia without leave. US embassy officials reviewed possible actions.
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Chechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Rede Gaid
Germany
Americas
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Alexander Jones
Alas Hunter
Clarence HL
Clarence R. Hill
Jackson, Minn
George F. Jones
Owensboro
U.S
Actress Colleen Grey Wins Divorce Over Husband Dislike
Coleen Grey, 21, an up and coming actress, testified that husband Rodney Amatean disliked her bats and often discarded hats she thought smart. They married in August 1945 and separated last July. They have a two and a half year old daughter.
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Los Angeles
Coleen Grey
Wilbur C. Curtis
Rodney Amatean
Airmen Reach Peak After Jungle Trek To Recover Comrades
Ground party led by Captain Beck reaches the 4,200 foot Mt Calidang summit to recover nine airmen killed when a flying tanker crashed near Clark Field. Filipino guides helped 18 men through Cala dang's dense slopes over 12 days of grueling travel.
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Craghkee
Cala | ‘Dang
Clark Air Base
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SL OG
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Compton
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Bec
Clark
Newest Step Shapes Up Toward United States of Europe
London talks move toward a Parliament of Europe with ten nations Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Italy Luxembourg and Ireland. Supporters call it a step toward peace and a proto world federation while wary of surrendering sovereignty to a central parliament.
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Parliament of
Europe
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France
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Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
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Strasbourg
Aristoe Briand
Briand
League of Nations
League
Filip
United States
University of Special Interests
United Staves
Paulette Goddard Seeks Divorce From Burgess Meredith
Mar 29 in California or Mexico is under consideration as Paulette Goddard decides whether to file for divorce from Burgess Meredith. She confirmed their split reported in New York last week and requests a consent date to finalize talk after finishing a movie this week. This would be her third divorce following Edgar James and Charlie Chaplin.
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Fiolly Wood
Paulette Goddard
Burgess Meredith
California
Mexico
Burgess
New York
Miss Goddard
Sre Hans
Edgar James
Charlie Chaplin
Meredith
Oklahoma Tax Increases Opposed by Harrisburg Leader
Oklahoma Governor Harrisburg warns against drastic tax rises citing state poverty and late 1940s tax data. He notes planned driver license, gasoline, and truck license increases as needed for essential services but urges restraint to avoid burdening residents. Pennsylvania meanwhile repeals horse stealing law and other outdated statutes.
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Council of State Governments
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Pennsylvania
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