Florida Hurricane Wrecks Homes As Gov Declares Emergency
Floridawest coast towns faced heavy damage as a hurricane struck Pensacola to St Marks. President Truman declared a state of emergency for Florida. Bridges, citrus groves, and coastal properties suffered extensive losses while relief measures mobilized. South Florida reported millions in damage and widespread evacuations continued.
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Pla
Florida
Millard
Fida
Tamga Bay
B.S
St. Mark
Adligas
Rebief
Teoman
Pectoral Works Administration
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Pedieval Reserved Bank
Montgomery
Ala
James Folsom
Fls
Alabama
Alene Sturnarga
Red Cross
Sarly East Co
Bel Hay
Miami Beach
Theis
Eicode
Fwo
Vantom
Meriede
Pontpame
Mini
Tie Tusa
More But Not Enough More But Not Enough
The Education Association warned that while teacher shortages persist in many areas, there are insufficient salaries to attract replacements. The report notes substantial gaps in pay across elementary to senior high schools and cites surveys from August to March in numerous cities and counties, naming districts in Maine New Mexico and several states.
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Washington
Education Association
Tesa
Maine
SL4
Jobstone
Machynehbure
Columb
Marisian
Mise
Pittsburg
Fergusons Set to Occupy Japan
Fergusons family departs from Washington state to join occupation forces in Japan. The Ferguson clan, led by Joseph B.D. Ferguson, sails with hopes of space aboard the ship, while a mother notes worries about daily life at sea and in Japan, including washing and a child’s concerns about a fish pond.
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Seatile
Fergusons
Japan
Sunil
Mamma
Ferguson
Washington Farm
Fort Lawton
Dmbark
Tapan
Stath Sat
Joseph BD. Ferguson
Taetarin
Nusbare
LaGuardia Condition Deteriorates In NYC
New York reports Mayor William ODay, serving two years, in grave condition after an irreversible diagnosis. Dr George Buehr notes general downward trend with an unpredictable immediate outcome. Kate Guarda underwent operation June 8. LaGuardia collapsed Tuesday night and remains hospitalized.
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New York
Hig Shesician
Newes
William Oo' Dwyer
George Buehr
Kate Guarda
Paneras
de Bache
LaGuardia
Hae
Weather Outlook for Kansas and Oklahoma
Fair and warm nights in Kansas with Friday and Friday night mostly fair. Scattered shower chances in western thirds. Highs Friday range from 84 in the west to 95 in the east. Oklahoma forecast shows fair and warm tonight and Friday with isolated thundershowers in the Panhandle. Highs Friday 95 to 100 in places.
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Wansas
Warren
Wight
Oklahoma
Fain
Warn
Cooley Panhandle
Panhandle
Southwast
Substance Speeds Growth Found In Milk and Foods
A study reports a growth enhancing substance in milk cheese and other foods boosts growth in rats. High protein diets without the substance slow growth. adding the substance raises growth to three times that of the deficient diet. Researchers caution about diet composition for optimum growth.
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Alton BE
Glakesler
Associated Press
Science
New York
Scot
Americas
Cary
Bureau of Raisy Enduatry
Dona Trent
Apriguiture
Unified Defense Set Up Promptly Put Into Operation
The article describes a new unified defense setup activated ahead of schedule by President Truman, detailing open-house events at an armory, demonstrations by Army and Field Artillery units, and Saturday downtown sub-station displays. It covers open house dates, unit displays, inspection plans, recruitment stations, and ceremonies surrounding Forrestal's swearing-in amid international security concerns.
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Rio de Janeiro
James Porsentac Sworty Jr
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Navy
Naval Reserve unit drive gains limited headway in Ada
Ex navy men in Ada organize a naval reserve effort with a small group meeting to decide next steps. Organizers include Reana Mackin East Central instructor and local officials Mayor Frank Speners Ken Braddy and Keith Marshall. A public meeting in Kingfisher is planned for those interested to learn more and join. Contacts are provided through James McGaha Box 246 or Paul Ryan City Hall. Kingfisher okla Sept 13. Civil Aeronautics Authority approves airport work for commercial flight infrastructure with portable lights and wind sock installation.
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Ada
Reana Mackin
East Central
Iit Ma
Frank Speners
Ken Braddy
Chiffore
Biitles Groom
Keith Marshall
Nyone
James McGaha
Paul Ryan
Kingfisher
Okla
Pj Ringfisher
Civil Aeronautics Autho
Linstruetier
Heat returns as Oklahoma records high temperatures
The heat crept back into Oklahoma with six readings of 100 or higher reported by the Oklahoma City weather bureau. Cities including Alva, Waurika, Waynoka, Frederick, Guymon, Praca City, and Guymon posted readings around or above 100. Overnight lows dipped to near 60 in Vinita.
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Ieat
Okahoma
Oklahoma City Weather Bureau
Alva
Waurika
Waymokn
Frederick Oz
Praca City
Guymon
Oklahoma City to US 66 paving complete on center stripe
The director of state highways said the 10 mile section of the northwest highway route from Oklahoma City to US 66 will reopen about September 30. Construction has delayed the project all summer due to spring delays and winter damage, with paving of the center stripe finished and the route ready to reopen.
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Oklahoma City
Steia
Okxarche
HM. E. Bailey
Lwbertage
Siech Stowed Construction
Bates Angus Win of Tulsa Bates Brothers at Tulsa State Fair
Bates Angus win at the Tulsa State Fair with top placements across multiple classes led by grand and reserve honors. Chmley Bates stated the team will compete in the Oklahoma State Fair then travel to major shows in Kansas City and Chicago after a three week rest, aiming for International judging. The display featured bulls and cattle including Prince Sumbeam 522 and Prince Eric 2, with multiple age groups and female classes earning top ribbons.
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Bates Brothers
Tulsa
Chmley Bates
Bates Angus
Oklahoma
Anes Brean Arong
Bates
Fulsa
Eluged
Prince Sumbeam
Prince Eric 2
Sunde
Dtansar
Tirsy i
Floods Hit Tokyo After Typhoon Disaster
Tokyo faces fresh floods as five districts flood and higher crests loom after a typhoon devastates northern and eastern wards. American troops rescue thousands from rooftops and dikes, dropping food to cut-off areas. Deaths, injuries, and missing mount while landslides and mud bury villages and destroy homes, rice paddies, and bridges across the region.
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Tokyo
Tast Wear
Teajor
Japan
Eistayn
Fury Division
Ous Ith
Othors Wee
Kyodo News Agency
Yondusi
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Tho
Janamege
Eyodo
Government May Hit Grain Speculators
Washington reports rising concern over food prices as lawmakers consider curbing grain speculation. Chairman Hope urges brakes on commodity exchanges to avert hunger and calls for possible government restraints. Senate leaders discuss wage controls and production expansion to ease costs while preparing for potential legislation.
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Capitol Wat
Hope
R-Kas
House
Ages Culture Committee
Congress
Truman
Cabinet Committee of Food
Aceasion
Flanders
R-Vi
Congressional
Lewis
Vermont
Economic Institute of the United,States Chamber of Commerce
Thia Perrinia
Gandhi Sees War Warning Over Punjab Violence
Mohandas Gandhi warned in New Delhi that war between Pakistan and India could follow if communal atrocities in the Punjab continued. He urged restraint, noted Hindu and Sikh and Muslim mistreatment in West and East Punjab, and described mass riots, arson, and deaths as escalating toward inevitable conflict. The Stetenman reported rising fear in Karachi as Muslims sought safety, with thousands fleeing and railways strained.
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Pu— Mohandas RK
Gardhi
Pakistan
Punjab
Delhi
Mosema
East Purjab
India
Steten
Foreign ministry cites U S crimes after withdrawal
The Italian foreign affairs ministry announced at a news conference in Abbazia that the United States is accused of crimes during withdrawal of territory taken under the peace treaty. The press head said Italy had asked for a sharp probe and exit for compensation through its representative in Washington.
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Department of the
Wagerinistry of Foreign Affairs
United States
Traove
Abbazio
Yuislav Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Washington
Oklahoma City Needs 406 More Teachers Says Hodge
State superintendent Dr. Oliver Hodge estimated Oklahoma public schools still require 406 teachers to complete status. He noted 100 one teacher country schools have not opened due to teacher shortages, sending pupils to other districts for instruction.
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Oklahoma City
Oliver Hodge
Oklahoma
Hodge
Tkese B
Farm Worker Strikes in Italy Near End Today
Dispatches from Milan report crop damage due to neglect as farm workers totaling about 1,000,000 near ending a strike that began in Milan, Turin, and other cities. Labor leaders and landowners held talks with ministers Seger and Fanfan, agreeing on points for discussion while nationwide demonstrations against living costs and party coalition calls aimed at no confidence in Alcide De Gasperi's government unfold.
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Frank Brutio
Milan
Ijtava
Milton
Turin
Antonia Seger
Amintore Fanfan
Agriculture
Itialy
Christian Democratic
Alcide de Gaspect
Cor
Leeton
Tice Inter
Hospital at Supply Will Get Repairs
Oklahoma City September 18 state board approved a project calling for two trailers and an addition to the powerhouse at the Supply hospital with bids to be received. A sum of 78000 was appropriated for the construction and re equipment of the site. Also announced for October letting were a dining hall library building and gymnasium at two institutions in Tahlequah Tonkawa and Northeastern State College in Tahlequah. Mil lard Kennedy was elected president of the Fox high school Future Farmers of America chapter.
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Oklahoma City
Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Northern Oklahomas Junior College
Tonkawa
Tots of fines we'd give the feller a boost
The fragment suggests a derisive note about fines and a swift boost by misheard words. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to establish a full news item.
Soviet Delegates Press United Nations Reform Push
New York dispatch reports Soviet Deputy Foreiza Vishinsky telling the UN General Assembly that progress toward disarmament is blocked by the United States and Great Britain. He cites setbacks in renewing UN arms reduction efforts and argues for a stronger stand against military buildup while noting Australia Canada and the Philippines favor Marshall plan changes.
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Foreiza Visninsky
Poposals
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Vishinsky
United Nv
United States
Great Britain
U. N
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Security Council
Assembly
Harges
Bly
Aquas
iMing
Teinsky
Umnl
I Min Rives
Palley
Russia
Australia
Canada
Philippines
Marshall
China
Nalians
Walass
Gale born in hurricane era storm wrecks life records
In a fragmentary report from a storm era event in Florida, Mary Gale is described as the daughter of J William Dalkey and his wife. The text mentions a disaster, fatalities, and local reactions amid a hurricane fallout.
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Mary Gale
J. William Dalkey Wich
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