Battle over Truman name on Louisiana ballot flares up
The Democratic National Committee demands reversal of Louisiana Democrats’ removal of President Truman from the ballot. National and state officials threaten court action, urge resignations of supporters, and vow to use all legal means to restore Truman for the November ballot. Mississippi and New Orleans figures weigh in as the dispute grows.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Louisiana
Truman
J. Primm Jr
J. Heard McGrath
Democratic Committee
States’ Rights
Primm
Lewisiani
Kuw
Guy. F. Strom
Fhiarmond
South Coroline
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Democratic Committedrman
JF. E. Snider
Adao
McGrath
Bermuda Hit By Hurricane Winds Sweeps Island
Hurricane winds reach 146 miles per hour sweeping Bermuda as the center passes 40 to 60 miles west. Forecasters warn the storm will intensify before turning away from the U S coast with Bermuda authorities issuing ongoing advisories.
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Meher
Bermuda
Winther Pyreau
Mian
Bermada
Barmiada
Virginia Capes
United States
Steepy
Earth
Outer Space
County 4H and Home Demonstration Club Entries At Fair
County Pair 4H members and home demonstration club members complete clans for the Ponsejo County Free Fair on Thursday September 16. Exhibits, including canned goods and baked items, will be displayed in open class with cabinets added for cakes and breads. Names and assignments include Miss Lemna Malones Stillwater Miss Leta Moore Stillwater Miss Lorene Pisnikin Shawnee and Mrs Tied Durnett Asia. Katey Clerks entry clerks met for instructions. Guy Binkley in charge. Club schedule lists meetings September 13 15 at various locations with hosts Nettie Owendy Kath reyn Bivins Bob Hammons Mys Bob Hammons and others.
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Ponsejoc
Club Souths
Wera
Rolla
Lemna Malones
Stillwater
Leta Moore
Lorene Pisnikiin
Shawnee
Tied Durnett
Asia
Katey
Muaivoing
Kathreyn Bivins
Italy Backed Plan For 58 Power Stations To Ease Shortage
A new project promises 58 power stations to ease Italy's energy shortage and unemployment. It aims to boost output by 7.4 billion kilossauls, completing the north south grid from the Alps to Sicily and extending power across the Mosgyna Strait. Negotiations link public works, industry, and private firms, with officials pledging rapid action.
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Rome
Ttaly
Pew
Italy
Alps
Sicily
Mosgyna
Pelvete
Probers Say Atomic Secrets Stolen During War
Investigators testified that Russian agents likely obtained wartime atomic secrets. Rep. Wei reported to Roosevelt and Truman on espionage activity, and Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves, who directed the wartime A bomb project, appeared and hinted leaks may have occurred while declining specifics.
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Washington
Wei
R-Ili
Figer
Roosevelt
Truman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Gem
Leslie R. Groves
Groves
Atormit
Eee
Peculiar Play Delights Boston Fans in Peculiar Baseball Moment
Sept 1 reports Billy Soodman and Red Sam give a peculiar display as a misplayed ball leads to a dramatic sleeve removal stunt. In the fourth, Fed Williams on second and two out, Godan fields crisply to A's shortstop Bade Foast before the ball goes astray. Joost retrieves, unzips his shirt, and reveals a startling sleeve setup that changes the play.
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Boston
Billy Soodman
Red Sam
Gup
Philadelphia Atkos
Wiith
Williams
Godan
Foast
Jocst
Frevalk
Joost
Googman
Willams
Looming Phone Strike to Hit Oklahoma Services
Oklahoma City will feel the impact of a nationwide ACEW strike. ACEW representative E G Samuelson warned that Oklahoma telephone service may halt if wage rates in Chicago are not settled. The association seeks a 15 cent per hour across the board raise from current 82 cents to 192 cents per hour.
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Oklahoma
City
Association of Communication Equipment Workers
G. Samuelson
ACEW
Gexii
Chuipaga
Whiskey Raiders Issue Warning in Leavenworth Case
Leavenworth police raided a location finding hard liquor and wine bottles seen drained. An officer quoted a famous promise and noted the raid uncovered purification method claims using synthetic resins for removing impurities in water.
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Leavenworth
Res
Petrons
Lear “Tar
Darglay MatArthur
Black Tarquin Wins Britain's Richest Stakes at Doncaster
In Doncaster England American bred Black Tarquin driven by Edgar Britt won the St Leger Stakes owner William Woodward of New York with trainer Captain Boyd-Rochfort. The American colt finished in 3 minutes 6 seconds over a mile six furlongs and 132 yards leading Derby winner Aly IDs and Solar Shipper. Britt praised Tarquin's stamina after a dramatic stretch drive amid royal spectators including the King and Queen.
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Doncaster
England
Britain
Willam Woodward
New York
Edgar Britt
Wark Wyers
Wen
Helf
International Deki
Alyidos
Solar Shipper
Een ' Raench
Bare Tig
Wish Ei Et Love
Was & Well Betten
Black Tarquin
Engliva Racing
Britt
Citation
King
Monarch
Angelola
Sandbeck Park
Mystery Man Parades Rattlesnake in St Louis Area
In St Joseph Missouri a nameless man roamed the streets with a one gallon lard can containing a rattlesnake. He called police seeking its death then appeared at the police station and later at the school board and museum offices offering to show the snake. Curators and officials declined. The snake reportedly had nine rattles.
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SP. Joseph
St. Joseph
Palite
Eqntaimer
School Board
George Geis
St. Joseph Mueum
Roy Cog
Acting Governor Says No Session
Acting Governor Nathan Gordon said he will not summon a special session of the Arkansas legislature to consider purchasing four railroad lines between Missouri and Arkansas. He stated he has not been consulted about calling such a session and does not intend to take responsibility. A citizens committee urged Governor Laney to act while on a hunting trip in Wyoming, asking him to convene and use state power to condemn the railroad and appropriate salvage funds.
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Little Book
Nathan Gordon
Arkansas
Laney
Tulsa Papers Use Big New Presses
Tulsa newspapers Tulsa World's Sunday edition rolled out six page Hae presses by Newspaper Printing Corporation in downtown Tulsa. The new presses print 48,000 tones an hour in full operation, boosting output for Tulsa World and Tudor Trabone. The setup marks a major upgrade with readers able to glimpse the larger format and quicker production.
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Tulsa
Oxls
Newspaper Printing Corporation
Baday
Pranes
Mne
Othe
Tulsa World
World
Corporation
Famous Trains Becoming Faster and More Comfortable
Washington dispatch details postwar railroad upgrades as streamliners expand on main trunk routes. Railroads invest heavily, modernize sleepers, and add fast, light-weight trains, while branch lines see slower or limited improvements. Freight remains railroads’ financial mainstay despite passenger gains.
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Max Ball
Washington
CPL
Pscilie
Los Angeles
San LP
Jamcisco
Central of Georgia
Georg
North Koreans Demand U S Army Withdraw At Once
A North Korean radio broadcast cited by the Korean government urged American troops to leave South Korea immediately. The broadcast quoted leaders warning the United States to pull out, while Russian occupation forces indicated readiness to depart if the U S does so.
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U.S
Seoul
Rocea
Marth Karim
South Korea
Americas
North Kopean Radio
Tee
Trade by Silence Between Primate Groups
Two primitive ape groups engage in silent barter, trading goods without sight or direct communication. One group leaves items in the forest. the other group arrives to claim them, depositing equivalent value in a hidden system.
Dallas Symphony Heads Ada Concert Association Programs
The Ada Community Concerts Association unveils a busy season with the Dallas Symphony slated for early February at Ada. Also highlighted are plans for the Central football opener at Norris Stadium, season ticket sales starting Monday, and performances by The Revelers and Byron Janis. Local firms are shown as ticket outlets to boost attendance.
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Dallas Symphony
Ada Concert Association
Pi Kappa Sigma
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Tigers
Ragail Gance
Paul Enix
Est Centcal
Ninth Street
Staduum
Enti County Commissioners
College
Civ
Ada
Increase In Milk Price Goes Into Effect On Monday
Local milk distributors announce a price rise effective Monday across Grade A pasteurized milk better milk cream and butter. They say the raise supports producers to keep Ada's milk supply from leaving to higher paying milksheds and follows Tulsaami Oxtshora City example.
Murray Schools Lunch Program Under Review
Aulpaur special nutrition consultant works in Sulphur with Mrs Mildred Smith Murray County health supervisor on a written program for the Murray county schools. Dirt in air of big cities noted as contrast to local health concerns.
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Aulpaur
Agnas Shultz
Department of Health
Oklahoma City
Mildred Smith
Mureray
Missisippi Bloaters and Floating Islands Study
A historical note describes floating landforms called bloaters or floating islands on the Mississippi and other rivers. These landmasses form when vegetation roots bind together, creating buoyant, unstable regions that shift with currents and water levels.
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Ivenish
Oklahoma Livestock Contest and Local Farm Notes at Barnyard Gate
Local agricultural page reports the Oklahoma More Profitable Pork contest accepting entries August or September, last year's winner Whi Stutte of Clarite noted. Hog entries, show pig storage, and $6 per day entry fees are described, with hogs in the Farny-to-Market shipment and popcorn milling developments at Coalgate Mill. A wolf trapper is active near Centrahorma, and peanut threshing and early dry peanuts are noted in Clorita area with a new popcorn shucking venture financing shipments to Iowa.
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Okshoma City
Cooperative Apni
Mim
Oklahoma
Clarite
Foendios
Amon
Poland
Chester Whiter
Dayroes
Bill Matthews
Centrahorma
Teearth
Downare Neuen
Mayer Ranch
Sissves
Fopcorn Peanut
Coalgate
S Ox
Am Iowa Concern
Teer
Clorita
Highway Crash in Ardmore Claims Two Women and Driver
Ardmore Tex April scene reports Mrs Geraldine Garp drain killed and Mrs Malina Mae Garrett 97 died after a highway crash. Injured were several, including John E Hale 31 and C A Gastell, with ambulances and two trucks involved in a fatal collision near Gashville.
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Ardmore
Calz
Geraldine Garp
Gashesville
Tex
Garrett
Malina Mae Garret
Lson Sainesville
W& Mg
Am Ent- Sinance
John E Hale
Gene
C. A. Gastell
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Boll
Whiskey Raiders
Brick Tarquin
Aussie
Iishoon
Joseph
Realix
Berlirrs
Pennsylvani Railroad
Tors Central
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Pacific Northwest
Sclene” Trading
Norris Stadium
Tishomingo
Oid-Fall
Herbershey
Darrell Glenn
East Central College
Channing
Xeung Amwerican
Byron Janis
NAC
Vietor
Knotts Bakery
C. Penney
Mrs. Lowrey’s
Scotte Leader Shoe
Dreuseigee and Market
GEB Anthony
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