Brazil Near Russian Break Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Report cites Raúl Persan and President Dutra in talks over potential severing of Brazil Soviet ties. Brazilian officials, citing foreign press and unnamed sources, discuss a looming official announcement as Moscow faces protests over Soviet attacks on Brazil’s government and army.
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Janerio
ARRA
Brasil
Soviet
Russia
Raul Persandes
Burba Gaspar Dutra
Wilttin
TS Otis
Dairio Anoite
Fyotha Carioca
Tat Fedes
Moscow
Brazil
United States
Fhica
Gublas
Dutra Gefaseist
Hitler
Sai Dutra
Sao Paulo
Savint
Musicians Union Chief Says Records to End by Year’s End
James Petrille, head of the Musicians Union, announces a ban on making records and radio transcriptions after December 31. The move aims to shift away from phonograph records, with 235,000 members halted from new recording work. The plan, confirmed after a closed executive meeting, could impact royalties and long term contracts, though some details remain unclear.
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Chicag Oot
James Petrille
Somervican
Winstvivas
Hig Union
UN Ainsnonsby
Union Tnsicighs
Musicians’ Valor
APL Musicians Union
Boa
Bile Union
Hetero
Nyse Lab
Bae Recordings
Pt Italee
Adina Chee Ware
Asker
Tang
Peariile
Petville
Umians
Treasey
Arliantsdanus
British boxing title bout shadowed by court ruling
London dispatch reports heavy betting and high hopes for Trish Ainly Monashan of Belfash as favorite for a world lightweight crown. Rival Jack Solomons of Loewe is named by many as a future champion, but last Friday a court appearance involving deposed champion Jazsie Paterson of Glasgow delayed immediate recognition by the British Rivera Board of Control, clouding the outcome and timing of any title decision.
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London
Trish Ainly Monashan
Belfash
Dairymen Test Association Forms in Pontotoc County
The Pontotoc County dairy testing association is organized to certify tests by HM Polhigs of Ada and Phillips trained via Oklahoma State Extension Service. Officials promote trench silos, improve feeding, shelter, and water, aiming to boost butter fat yields and dairy profits. 4 H clubs expand with 327 youth this year, targeting about 1,900 participants by December.
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Daiey Hoes
Pontotec Grumby
Lsevarn
Easy
Polhigs
Ada Haz Beer
Pontotoc County
Phillips
Stillwater
Otlahoma
Ponl¢toe
Oklahoma
A. Ane Mi. College
Wand
Ordine
Coe Dairyman
Lemme
Dacey
Roberty
Perthal
Atlas Sorgo
Ersi
Rynerd
McCor
Sharthorel
Stonevale
Leréstec
Feirteen Duke
McLish
Stonewall
Priahugh
Rolf Tre Tor
Smilar
Car Shortage Curbing Oklahoma Coal Output
Oklahoma reports a railcar shortage hampers coal production statewide. Operator Gunther cites limited cars hindering mine operations, with thousands of cars routed away to Great Lakes and Gulf Coast regions. Officials seek federal action to secure additional cars via interstate commerce commission. Also noted are local efforts in El Reno to improve safety and a surge in tomato canning last year.
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Oklahoma
CTPY
Franjz Gunther
Bakoshe
R Gunther
ePave
Compassinn
Slone
Warner First Witness for Probe on Hollywood Reds
Washington United States January hearings begin as Jack Warner is named witness one in the House committee on un American activities inquiry into communism in Hollywood. The session aims to uncover alleged communist influence in film, radio, and press with stars like Robert Taylor Gary Cooper and Ronald Reagan among those mentioned as possible testifiers. committee chair J Parnell says the objective is to uncover facts about communist inroads into Hollywood while industry officials insist on a fair inquiry.
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Washington
Zack Warmer
Moscow
House Committee On UN American Activities
Hollywrood
Robert Tayloc
Gary Cooper
Robert Montgomery
Ronald Reagan
Peseys
Old House
Hollywood
Eric Johnson
Motion Picture Association of America
Cheirmam J. Parnell
Therma
RNY
Commuritats
Editorial urges Emperor Hirohito abdicate and Japan reset
A New York Times editorial suggests Hirohito abdicate to permit a new government to shape Japan after surrender terms. Occupation authorities seek cautious maneuvering. court officials reportedly discuss mercy extended to a young prince as potential next sovereign figure.
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New York Times
Empero Hirohite
Japan
Gensrel MacArthur
Hironto
Nlang
Yesien
Hirohite
Kas Coummy
Montpelier Used Car Auction Draws Dealers
Dealers pack Montpelier weekly used car auction. Dr ak e and Fay Woodruff run the event in a long garage where accredited dealers bid verbally or by nod for cars ranging from a 1947 Plymouth convertible to Studebaker and Chevrolets. Auctions aim to move inventory for dealers with bids starting at prices set by the seller and sometimes netting higher sums as buyers compete.
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Richard Kleiner
NRK
Montpeliar
Loma
Montpelier
Automotive Age
Albany
Oklshoma City
Philadelphia
Valdoste
Arare
Montauster
Detroit
Draxe
Drake
Woodruff
Lawel
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Lew Gider
Byiders
Saicome
Sign of Tension Is Decision Elizabeth Won't Ride in Central London
A London route is canceled for the forthcoming royal wedding ride due to security fears. Scotland Yard will seal windows and screen the crowd to protect Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten as they travel a short Buckingham Palace to Westminster route, with extreme precautions and anonymous crowd protection.
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Elizabeth
Philip
London
Frincess
Philip Mountbatten
Beiness
Torons
Seetiend Yard
Tle
Engliad
Bnaignd
Queen Mery
Anc
Royal House
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
George V
Queen Mary
Indtaim Tel
Calcutta
Buckingham Pelase
Westinster Alder
Qvey
Scotland’ Yard
Marties
Suma
Kupy
Flood Hits Galan Va Wrecks Homes In Chestnut Creek
Flash flood swamps Galan Virginia washing away seven houses and forcing families from their homes. Mayor estimates damage between two and three million dollars as Chestnut Creek roars southwest. Local reports mention residents and emergency conditions in early hours.
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Galan
Virginia
Ross C. Penrosa
Krug Tells Truman U S Could Carry $20 Billion Aid Plan
Secretary of the Interior Krug told President Truman that the United States could sustain a $20 billion aid program for western Europe without seriously diminishing its resources. He warned cooperation and export controls are needed, while linking aid to rebuilding and rapid recovery of world markets. The president announced coordinated studies by Krug, Mearse, and Marrinan to assess resources and determine a balanced foreign aid program.
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Truman
U.S
Washington
United Staves
Western
Europe
Iself
Reed
Hhoartening
Saya Fruman
Pri Iates
Edwin G. Mearse
Comeneree Marrinan
Tle
Congress
Ress
Fear 41 Killed in Plane Sea-Crash
A French airliner en route from Marseille to Oran, Algeria, crashed at sea in the Mediterranean. Initial reports claimed all aboard safe, but the navy recovered 21 bodies and the search continued for survivors. The plane carried about 49 passengers and crew, including residents of France or North Africa. The airline and authorities investigated a telegram about the apparent salvage by a Spanish vessel. The French transport control and ministry of the Navy coordinated rescue and recovery efforts.
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Paris
Occuf
P-Party
Mediterranean
Seea
Frenh
Navy Ministry
Plame
Marseille
Oran
Algeria
Wit
Ate Transport Control
Etatenildces
Triyvome Weve
Prence Or
Novia Africe
Sulphur Oklahoma Bond Issue Approved for School District
Sulphur Oklahoma reports approval of a 560000 school bond issue by the Sulphur school district. The bonds run 1 year with a 2.07 percent rate and were purchased by Calvert Contietd and the Small-Mil duen Company of Oklahoma City.
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Sulphur
Okla
Attomney Genertl Mar Q. Wiharnéan Tursigy
Bettah
Wenser
Calvert and Contietd
Simall-Milduen Company
Oslshama City
All-Out Probe of Near-Disaster Soon
Boston reports the Bermuda Sky Queen disaster survivors head home as the Civil Aeronautics Board announces an all-out investigation into the near catastrophe. Coast Guard cutter Bib saved all aboard after a forced landing amid 34-foot waves, while Captain Charles Martin of Miami earns praise for steady piloting. Public hearing set for Oct. 30 in New York to determine cause.
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Boston
Bermuda
Ceast Guard
Bib
Newfoundland
Boston Yeatenday
Charlie
Coast Guard
Coe Dow
Boston Harbor
Constitution Wharf
Charles Martin
Miami
Fla
Sky Queen
Secone
Bostock
Sheil Oik Company
Robert Laffer
New York
Cheater
Patrick Quinn
Long Beach
Calif
Chisholm Trail
Matin
Paul B Cronk
Maretin
Martini
Dormer
Pose
England
Baltimore
Gander
Stewart Robertson
Robertson
Firat
Quinm
Aweil
Togsad
Cromk
Sera
Still Have Cattle Drives Where Wild West Born
New York October 9 The American wild west originated on Montauk Point Long Island where cattle drives and ranching persisted long before Dodge City or Abilene. Settlers paid Indian tribes for grazing rights, and Montauk's ranching tradition continues with a small local herd and a summer ranch operation run by the Cooper couple.
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New York
American Wild West
Long Istand
Dodge City
Abilene
Kan
America
Montauk
Fran Dickson
Heather
Frank
Carl Grahams
Fisher
Miami Beach
Amk
Fant
Kidd
Dickinson
X Ter Gerfogt
Mary Cooper
Teddy Hooseweft
Rough Riders
Manhattan
Film Leaders Irked With Bemus
Hollywood leaders attack Bemus plan as a 1948 campaign to unite the motion picture industry behind a Republican ticket. Actor George Murphy, head of a new Hollywood Republican committee, says Hollywood actors are unfairly painted as radicals and vows vigorous recruitment to form a solid front.
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Hollywood
PKA
Fim
George Murphy
Hollywood Republican Committee
Imall Rapleg
Entertainment Feild
Hanes
Early United States Marketed Wood Burning Stoves
The first cooking staves appeared in the United States, marketed as wood burning stoves with bruitein ovens and tanks for heating water at the end of their design.
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United States
Seed beet sugar production reported in Salt River valley
A report notes large quantities of seed sugar beet seed produced in the Salt River valley near Phoenix Arizona. The figures reflect regional seed cultivation efforts and supply for planting seasons.
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Salt River Valley
Pheenix
Ariz
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