Charles Dickens and the Woman Club Movement
Washington reports Charles Dickens hailed as the father of the Woman's club movement in Mle. The article notes early New York Press Club dinners, the founding of the Savoris club by Mrs. Croly, and Dickens nominated as a progenitor of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. It outlines convention plans in Portland and resolutions on U.N. delegation, temperance, and national service, with figures and advocates named.
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Jane Eads Washington
Charles Dickens
Press Club of
New York
Dickens
Croly
Alec
Phoebe Carey
Mrs. Croly
Club of Aérand
Fideraom
Covention
Portland
International Bul
Dhumnan Hts
U S
Fos Vromet
SrenrGy Coune
Rudy
Metss- Haare
Wad Manne
Altain
Nyokom
Gonral Ferteruton
Ace- Hh
Anatoy
Pav
Wr Wouth
John Mf Preato
Steel Price Cut Policy Sparks Steelworkers Debate
The American steel scene drew sharp protests as U S Steel and rivals faced wage cut pressure. Union leaders warned price reductions would erode profits and harm workers, urging concessions be passed to maintain wages and job security. Industry claims suggest price cuts could be absorbed without harming unions, while workers fear reduced earnings and potential strikes in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Os Steel Coop
Ad United Steelworkers
ABC
U. & Steel
Lurray Sid
Wnions
Tre Iisays Ghey Tejanoue
Stoelworkers
Murray
Sam Jose LR
Eran
Eran Aoinly
Russian Transformer Invention Claim Grabs Headlines
The article reports a claimed Russian breakthrough in transformer design. It cites Mievestia and Uzvsetia sources, naming A Sitansien of the Academy of Sephorac and associates of the USSR. It discusses electron beams and a supposed discovery related to alternating current transformers amid wartime context.
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Moscow
A Sitansien
Academy of Sephorac
Ussr
Shatelen Cree
Uzvestia
Ruston Sevanmaing
Yoblouliien
Supreme Court Rejects Racial Bans in Real Estate Deals
Supreme Court rules 6-0 that restrictive real estate covenants banning nonwhites are invalid. Justices Vinson, Reed, and others emphasize equal protection and the 14th Amendment, noting state power to enforce property rights within constitutional bounds. Appeals came from families barred from white-neighborhood homes in St Louis Detroit and Washington DC.
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Washington
Fuechin
Jastles Vinson
Federn
Winson
Black
Franktudes
Douglas
Murphy
Bappa
Gekins
Finson
Ao Serge
Fader
Vinson
Tau
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington, D.C
U. S.S
Wierson
Eno
Tornado Along Grand Lake Leaves Five Dead
A tornado striking near Grand Lake injures and kills residents across Bernice and nearby towns in Oklahoma. Five people die including Alva N. Fourney, Rose Walle, Opal Wallen, and two others. Casey and Berger family members hospitalised. Property damage reported across Bernice Grove and Whetroal areas, with total loss near 250000 dollars. Local highway patrol notes multiple homes destroyed and many structures damaged as clean up begins.
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Shipin
Saas
Alva N. Fourey
Tulsa
Mus
Rose Walle
Afton
Opal Wallen
Altos
Ruse Alten Latpalle
Casey
Jack Berger
Casey Chile
Berger
Pag & Ca
State Highway Patrol
Bernice
Wallace Amigos In Mexico City Event Sparks Campaign Support
In Mexico City on May 1, Wallace Amigos rally copied by media as support builders for Wallace. Spokespersons and third party allies promoted Wallace’s candidacy and funds for outreach and absentee voting. Observers noted strong regional interest as Latin American neighbors watched the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topena
Kas
de Wallace
Mexico
Henry A. Mallee
Wallece
McNivan
Wallace
Tespatches
Mexi Urkers
Oklahoma Farm Views - Victory Homes Help Finance Club
The Victory Homes Demonstration group in Jackson County has earned over 34 090 for their treasury to support community activities including plans to spend 1 000 to modernize a school building. Members praise alfalta hay for cattle feed and soil improvement while Lincoln County youth join a new 4 H club led by Ralph Jacobax as president, signaling growing local engagement.
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Victory Homes
Jackson County
Iwonta
R Clige Henge Grovinds
Soo
Alee
A. Couksme
County
Cooksey
Vietor
Lincoln County
Nadime Holder
Denwrstrafiom
Menke Borhood
Tralph Jacob
Production of Oil Drops in Week Ends May First
Tulsa Oklahoma May 4 The nations oil output slipped to a daily average of 920,870 barrels for the week ending May 1, a drop of 11,000 barrels from the prior period. Major declines appeared in Kentucky Michigan Alabama and Montana with Mississippi and Wyoming also down. The largest gains occurred in the eastern seaboard area and Texas saw little change as other states posted modest upswings and Florida Louisiana Arkansas Indiana Colorado and California reported smaller increases.
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Tulsa
Okls
Ba and Gas Journal
Jamal
Karaas
Misses
Indias
Colorado
California
Texas
New Mexco
Nebraska
Figers Place Third In Track Meet For CBU Bisons
Central’s Bisons finish third at a triangular meet with 44 points while Central East Central tabled 49 and East Central area scored high. Gast Center squad upset some prior winners as times set records for this meet with multiple events listing top performers.
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Figers
C.B.U. Bisons
Oklahoma Baptist University Isons
Behm
Central of
Kamar
East Central Wyers
Bisons
Central
East Central Aah
Gast Center
Thur
Tigers
Sensi Tha
Carmichel
Seni Thomptat
Catetral
Beare
Obu
Belts Osu
Self
Ch Vine
Dash — Smith
Reais B.C Knight
Spears
Ort
Halley
Gogsim
Sonn
Central Ba
Fale Laenee
Goggim
Powler
Old West Is No More Deadwood Has Gone Modern
A historical glance at Deadwood's shift from frontier boom to modern town. The piece notes neon lights replacing saloons, new money replacing stagecoach era cash, and civic debates over gambling while preserving certain legendary figures like Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane in memory. It reflects on the town’s rustic past contrasted with present civic tensions and tourism.
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Old West
Deadwood
Fiere
Itig
Podner
Old Deadwood
Bill Hickok
Moiney
Adams 1St
Matt
Jack Metall
Wild Bill Hickok
McGahey
Jacrity Jane
Synthetic Drugs Narcotics Worry
Jane Eads reports U S narcotics chief Harry Anslinger warns that new synthetic drugs threaten narcotic control. He cites a surge in morphine like substances, methadone as dangerous, and says the Narcotics Commission targets global manufacturing. Smuggling from Mexico India and Turkey drives half of illicit traffic.
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Jane Eads
Washington Slinger
U. S
Carmine Maremus
Witielt
Ansiinger
Public Health Service
Anslinger
WN Commission of
Generals Assembly
Mexico
India
Turkey
Tram
United States
Paris
Burglary Probe Tied to Unused Detector Aid
A detective device that wasn’t used helped solve a burglary case. Deputy Sheriff via Reiley and Highway Patrol tracked a suspect after a long inquiry in the county. The man confessed after the detector was brought into play, with Gressop returning for further emotions in Ada News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omara
Reiley
Jack Kaudison
Inter-American Good Will Meeting Highlights Lions Ties
A Lions club talk in East Central details strong inter American goodwill bonds between Lions of North and South America. Speakers describe international service as a bridge against prejudice while noting leaders like Ed S. Vaught and Brig Briggs advancing the global Lions organization.
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Thas
Lions of
North
Comamurium
Eugene
Brigas
Lions Club
East
Weleetkan Charged With Brown Murder
Weleetkan charged with murder in the death of Tom Brown in Okemah Oklahoma. Paul Treat, arrested after autopsy findings and a pistol found, faces formal murder charges as investigators link the altercation at Treats home to Browns death. Authorities say a heart condition may have contributed and an autopsy was ordered.
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Okemam
Okts
Wes Kennedy
Bill Seswell
Welsetka
Seawell
Paul Treat
Tom Brown
Welgeth Treat
Brown
Seswell
Treat
Kennedy
Methodists Urge Religious Teaching Reform
Boston report from the Methodist Church calls for intensified Christian education in public schools. Rev. John Schisler of North Ayvkonges filed the board’s critique, stating religious instruction was removed from schools and churches must provide schools of religion to teach all children.
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Boston
Mey S
Methodist Church
John. Schisler
North Ayvkonges
Hae
Beer Dealers Face City License Rule Tied to Health Facilities
City clerk J. & King reports new ordinance requires all beer sellers to maintain toilet facilities on the premises and to hold both state and county licenses. City licenses demand a base annual fee. those selling packaged beer for off premises use pay $10. No dealers had yet applied under the new law.
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J. &. King
Merolem Way
Towaze Toon
Thaly
Truman sees atomic energy breakthroughs on peace effort
President Truman told delegates at the National Health Assembly that great discoveries in peaceful uses of atomic energy are on the brink. He said medical applications and further research could lead to a peaceful world, urging universal military training and improved national health measures.
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Washington
Truman
Getai
NafHomat Health Assembly
Nur Po
Waorke
Lvst
National Health Assembly
Oscar Bwinn
Gaden
Murray’s Former Students Plan May 15 Meeting and Banquet
Murray’s Former Students Association schedules a May 15 gathering with a banquet in the college cafeteria after a 7 20 p.m. dinner. Lt Neese reports a program featuring Castleair Orchestra, toastmaster Neege, welcome by President Clive E Murray, and music by various bands and performers.
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Murray Former Students Association
Neese
Castleair
Murray State School of Agriculture
Tisheminge
Portotac County
Fulterphalt
Neege
Clive E Murray
Murbers
Murray
Bill Penny
Argie Armatrong
Bill Austin
Norns Scott Art
Gene Evans
John
Bobbie Walker
T. Bone
King
W. L. Auld
Margaret Hill
Lewise Stam Odessa
Jack Gillam
Jodie Clark
Dorothy Peters
Verdan
Hila Draper
Marietta Byeing
Corbin. O'Brien
Bo Reeves
Lester Bond
Elmary Lynn
Bertha King
Ruth Morgan
Dorothy Clark
Louise Stamre
Odessa Armetrong
County Tax Collection Record Boosted by Early Payments
County treasurer Virgil Plant reported Saturday that ad valorem taxes for 3947 assessments reached 54.54 percent in early payments, with assessed taxes totaling 96,540,970.97 and collections at 24,952.48. Including back taxes since November 1, total ad valorem collections stood at 633,556.05, making all warrants payable with no interest for county or school district warrants.
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Virgil Plant
Nine GOP Progressives Plan Meeting to Shape Platform
Nine Republican senators calling themselves progressives plan a Monday night meeting in Washington to push a forward looking platform on domestic and foreign issues. Included are Baldwin Connecticut Ives New York Knowland California Smith New Jersey Saltonstall Massachusetts Lodge Vermont Minnesota Gurney South Dakota Flanders Vermont. The group aims to prevent the party from being labeled reactionary or isolationist and to avoid giving Democrats a campaign weapon.
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JSCEH
Belle Washington
Baldwin
Connecicut
Ives
New York
Knowland
California
Smith
New Jersey
Saltonstall
Lodge
Massachusetts
Thye
Minnesota
Gurney
South Naeela
Flanders
Vermont
Balewin
Tyas
Thomas Eb.dewey
Harold E. Stavaen
Krow- Stamd Renreserts
Loarty
Nes
Revolutionaries Win in Costa Rica
Costa Rica news reports that revolutionary leaders will govern for at least 18 months under a power sharing accord with president elect Oliva Blanco. Santos Leon Herrera will act as president until the revolutionary committee completes its work, with a possible six month extension if needed. The committee plans to restore order and draft a new constitution as Herrera states Congress has ceased to exist.
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San Jose Costa
Rica
Costa Rica
Lander
Jose Figueres
Ldader
Ouilia Late Blanco
Santos Leon Herrera
Herrera
Three Officials Claim Back Pay in Oklahoma City
Three members of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission filed claims for more than two thousand dollars each in back pay. The 947 legislature had authorized a 32,500 annual increase for air and gas statute duties, rejected by state budget officials but upheld by a special state supreme court ruling. The back pay spans from last July through the present.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Roker Phelps
Stae Supreme Court
Claus Ace
Uganda
Africa
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