Molotov Plan reshapes Soviet bloc from Poland to China
Paris dispatch reports a new Molotov Plan forged by top Cominform leaders to unify military, economic, and political control across satellites from Poland through Germany and Finland to China. The scheme envisions a centralized Moscow command with a Eurasian army, deepening Moscow’s grip while avoiding formal annexations and preserving Teheran-Yalta boundaries.
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Poland
China
Leon Dennen XA
Paris
NBA
Russia
Baltic
Stettin
Gariteni
Duy Beace
Ceminfocm
Beers
Marshal Nakobi A. Bulganin
Exhitul
Starkeup
A. I. Mikayan
Tanrenti
Veria
Polices
Ciracei
Dimitry
Moscow
Bulgaria
Dimitrov
Iron Curtin
Tormind
Cikmen
Statin
Titosid
Molatay Planix
Gentral M Moscow
Ras
Izta
Molathy
Foreien Pelicies
Couczrias
Bulganin
Addit Renlers
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Teheran
Yalta
Romania
Albania
Bulgary
Czechasigvalia
Mikoyan
Reria
Patrol Boat Uses Radar to Catch Violating Fishermen
California Fish and Wildlife Commission unveils radar equipped patrol boat Albacor to detect illegal fishing near northern California, enabling faster movement and better identification of boats using drag nets. Officials say the goal is conservation over punishment, balancing sport and commercial fishing interests.
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San
California
Lishetien
Speet- Trion Goles
Los Ose
Pital
Ralph
Albavorp
Thorn
Byrn Avieh
Albytore
Larue Chappel
Commission
S| Hiwau
Ilegal Waters
Dale
Chappell
Albacore
Olegak
Muskogee Leads Western Association After Double Win
Muskogee regained first place with a double header sweep, beating Leavenworth 6-0 and 7-2 to seize sole control of the Western Association. St Joseph dropped to a distant second after a loss to Topeka, while Topeka Owls knocked Salina 21-7 as manager Butch Nivman led the offense with two homers and six RBIs. In Hutchinson, the Joplin Miners defeated the Elks 8-3 behind a three-hit effort from Olin Martin Ted.
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Leavenwarth
Wmuskoges Reds
Auskesee
Braves
Fon
St Joseph
Tort Smith
Cardinals
St. Joseph
Weries
Topeka Owls
Defcny
Salina
Butch Nivman
Topeka
Owl
Onse
Hutchinslo
Joplix
Hutchinson Elks
Olin Martin
e'Lrinle
Barbers Invited for Annual Health Tests
Dr. C Canada, director of the Peak department, invites Pontotee County barbers to promptly submit health test applications. The notice requests all barbers to respond by the thirteenth at the health department.
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C. Canada
Pontotee County
Health Department
Butte
Reserves of Coal Are Oil Protection
ST LOUIS March 7 The government expert W Sch roeder chief of the office of synthetic fuels said coal to oil could avert future oil shortages He led a group from the U S Bureau of Mines en route to Louisiana Mo where two coal oil demonstration plants will be dedicated tomorrow Private enterprise should build coal to oil plants with possible federal aid The process promises a vigorous new industry to stabilize the economy and meet growing petroleum demand turning coal into aviation and motor gasoline heating oil and phenols for plastics
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ST. Louis
W. €. Schroeder
Schroeder
U.S Bureau. of Mines
Louisiana
Julius A. Krug
Naturalization Ceremony Set for District Court Thursday
A government class from East Central College will attend a naturalization ceremony led by District Judge Eugene Rice next Thursday. Local Daughters of the American Revolution will present U S seals and flags to new citizens. several named women are listed as participants. Ceremonies are one of three paths to citizenship, with court proceedings being the most common method.
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East Central College
Mnusvel
Eugene Rice
United States
D. A. Ks
U. S
Cora Case Porter
L. A, Braly
Byrom Norrell
Lowrey Harrell
W.C. Prichett
W. A Phill
Adrianna Vreelsed
Eixamale
Russia
Congress
Puerto Rico
Philippines
U. S. Army
Groundwork for New American Industry Laid
Louisiana Missouri May 31 1934 The groundwork for two new American industries the conversion of coal to oil and gasolene was laid with dedication of two large demonstration plants. About 580 attendees including officials lawmakers and industrial leaders witnessed the event. Plants cost 10 million dollars each, cover acres, and will produce diesel fuel aviation gasoline and by products like alcohols and phenol for plastics. The projects illustrate coal hydrogenation and gas synthesis as means to convert coal to oil.
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Louisiana
Americas
Congress
St. Louis
W. 5 Bureau of Mines
Julius A. Krug
Interior
Ag Bests
Eisenhowers Fly Back to Capital from Augusta
Gen and Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower will leave Augusta by plane today for Washington. The couple have been staying at the Augusta National Golf Club for a month as the general recovered after illness. Howard Snyder, his physician, and other family members have remained with him.
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Augusta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washugtom
Rational Golf Club
Eisenhower
Rey Weet
Bla
Howard Snyder
Pie
Schulter Hit By Twister In Oklahoma Farm Damage
A tornado struck Schulter Oklahoma damaging a high school gymnasium three barns and nearby crops with no casualties reported. The storm at 6 23 p m CST moved southwest then reversed course and continued gales and hail stones golf ball size followed by a hailstorm. Government power lines from Denison dam to Arkansas were damaged as rain and wind battered Pontotoc County with record temperature swings and 4 27 inches of rain in Ada.
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Bie
Schuster
Tulse
U.S
Oktulgee
Denison Dam
Red River
Arkansas
Portotoe
Ada
Cellara
Turners Signature Means Higher Pay For County Officers
Oklahoma City May 10 A bill awaiting Gov Turner signature promises substantial pay raises for county officials and deputies. The plan uses a population and valuation formula revised every ten years, with classes for officials and deputy pay scales. Examples show Class A attorneys sheriffs judges and treasurers with higher ranges and deputies earning up to 50 percent of their boss’s pay in some cases.
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Oklahoma City
Roy I. Turner
House
Senate
James Bullard
Puncan
Common Pleas
Senoos
Poitetoe
Pottawatomie
Escaped Jail Rebel Captured in Kansas City
William Perenbaugh, one of five fugitives who escaped Muskogee county jail on April 23, was recaptured in Kansas City after an anonymous tip. He resisted arrest, admitted his identity, and is now held for Oklahoma officers. The group had climbed roofs and used a cell hole. two members later hid in a stolen car near Pryor, where Oxenrider and Thomas surrendered. Perenbaugh was wounded in the leg during detention in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Willian
Perenbaugh
Muskogee County
Oklahoma
Ferenbergh
Ferenbaugh
Arkansen
McAl
Berenbengh
Evenbaneh
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Ark
Feren~panigh
Robert Sallee
Paul McQuil-lan
Fred
Sallee
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Close Three Day Meet
Members of United Spanish War Veterans of Oklahoma and their auxiliary dispersed after a three day convention in Ada Oklahoma. Election and installation of officers highlighted the program amid hospitality from Ada Camp No 27 and Auxiliary No 20. Delegates to the national convention and gifts to officers marked the closing, with thanks to Ada's mayor, chamber of commerce, and hosts for a memorable gathering.
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United Spanish War Veterans of Oklahoma
Auxiliary
Pulsa
Riiceras
Ada
Ada Cimp
Auxliary No
Oklahoma
Congress
National Ceemetery
Fort Gibson
Constitution
U.S
William F. Leftingwell
Tulsa
John W. Morrow
Muskogee
Er. A Hambleton
George Brooks
Law
Puale
Peals Valley
O. BP. Grass
Wagoner
Dode Meteat
Bartlesville
Guy
Hall
Wilburton
C. Nall
Vella V. Johnson
Stillwater
Pearl Gordon
Edna Lasater
Cetil Hudsor
Evalena Lawrence
Brittain
Staf
Bella Hanner
Inez Whittenberg
Stelle Hervick
Ardmore
Olive Mae Robinson
Oklahoma City
Kiltian Ferguson
Meoma Gatien
Blanche Dubler
Shawnee
Gard
Theore Riggs
Barthesville
Nola Sraden
Tausiian
Yara
Flo
Peacok Gordon
Nola Evan
Peter Tees
Mark Winyard
Okahoma City
Ina Hewlett
Chamber of Commarce
Ada Camp
Fire crew fights blaze in Pedro elevator shaft
SAN Pedro Calif May 7 Fire Chief R H Biegel and 14 firefighters leaped into action after a switchboard alarm. They found smoke pouring from the front and searched the area. A few minutes later one man uncovered smoldering rags in the elevator shaft of the derentinent building.
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San. Pedro
Calif
R. H. Biegel
Sissager
Four Injured Saturday Still In Hospital
Four people injured in an accident seven miles east of Ada Saturday night remain in Valley View hospital Monday. Betty Mitchell the county superintendent’s daughter is listed in serious condition with a fractured back bruised kidneys possible concussion and head and body bruises. Mr and Mrs T F Fitzgerald of Oklahoma City were also hospitalized with multiple injuries including facial lacerations possible concussion and a leg injury. Harold Jennings driver of the truck carrying Miss Mitchell sustained cuts and bruises but was not hospitalized. The collision occurred while Miss Mitchell and Jennings were en route to Mica. Visitors are restricted at the hospital to protect Miss Mitchell’s rest.
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Ada
Valley View Hospital
Betty Mitchell
Noripian Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Harold Jennings
Renda
Jennings Awere
Mica
Lawton Morning Press Sold to Constitution merger plan
Ned Shepler announced the purchase of the Lawton Morning Press by The Constitution. The Sunday editions will be combined and both papers will operate from The Constitution plant. The sale excludes the Morning Press plant and follows a period of company reorganization and rising publication costs.
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Lawton, Okio
Ned Shepler
Lawton
Lawton Morning Press
Constitution
Morning Press
Lawton Newspeppers, Inc
J. &. Femmings
Jennings
Bob Kniseley
Kniseley
Carl W. Bergman
TS48
Shepler
Prose
Lowton
Associated Press
Pha Beer
Canadian County Census Test Area
Washington reports Canadian County selected as a test area for the U S census workers to begin interviews May 23, sampling about four percent of residents. The effort mirrors poll methods and will inform 1950 census techniques focusing on citizenship education employment and farm questions. OKLAHOMA CITY notes mention the 49th annual convention of the Oklahoma Association of Insurance Agents with speaker John C Stott as president.
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Washington
Canadian County
Resetus
Census Bureau
Oklahoma City
National Association of Insurance
Oklahoma Association
Once Agents
John C. Stott
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