Pick's Plan Prompts Flood Control Focus Across Basin
Omaha dispatch outlines Ed Brig Gen Lewis A Picks push for flood control and irrigation with Missouri Basin interests, the Missouri Valley Authority opposition, and funding battles. It notes Army requests, Senate grants, and rural support, plus quotes from Sen. Murray and Miss Valley leaders on Pick-Sloan plan viability and river development.
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ED Hoffman
Omaha
Nea-S
Feltowstown River Basin
Ed Brig
Lewis A. Picks
Gen. Pick
Missouri Valley
Yellowstone
Pick
Kind Pick
Missouri Basin
Department of Interior
Department, of Agriculture
Department of War
Federal Power Commission
South
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Missouri Valley Authority
Basin Committee
Genemss
TV Aotype
Griny
Bastric
Silssourt
Revee
Kaneas
Missouri
Truman
Rockies
Appalachians
Senate
Conarese Ademu
Brississinod Valley
Ohio
Additon
Conmmess
Missouri Colonet
Moran
James B. Murray Mont
TVA
Birt Lachlan Macleay
Mississingi Valley Association
Hollywood turmoil as actor Henry Fonda fence cut terrorizes aid
Police investigate threats and vandalism after rumors swirl around Henry Fonda. A caretaker reports repeated wire cuttings and thefts at the actor's residence, with odd comments about guard and trespassers. Authorities seek leads to stop the harassment and protect the star.
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Hollywood
Henry Fonda
Disease Fighting Molecules Battle Through Wall Without Touching
A Rocketeer Institute study reports two immune molecules that interact and oppose each other across a barrier without direct contact. Dr Roy Hen and colleagues observe antigens and antibodies forming a linked layer across cell membranes, suggesting immune activity can occur without crossing the cellular boundary. The finding highlights a potential new mechanism in immunity studies and molecular interactions.
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Alfon L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Rocketeer Institute For
Alexandre Ry Pegaly
Roy
Rohen
Sarria
Red Cross Dispatches Disaster Funds After Gulf Storm
Washington reports the American Red Cross has appropriated disaster funds for the Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana hurricane areas. Preliminary estimates place property damage at about 5 000 000 in Pass Christian Biloxi Mississippi with other Gulf coast areas yet to be assessed. More than 10 000 refugees have been fed and sheltered. about 30 000 cared for in Placida, Rain Beach, and Broward shelters. Evacuations and sheltering continue across the hurricane region with ongoing, incomplete reports from Gulfport and Biloxi.
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Washington
American Red Coss
Florida
Alaba
Mississippi
Rovisiana
Samtiy Red Cross
Pass Chistianami Biloxi
Miss
Gulf of Mexico
Red Crosse
Organ Tastiogs
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Rain Beach
Broward Ctratees
Red Cross
Gulfpork
Bil
Oklahoma Farm Views from Rews Oklahoma Farm Views Rews
Farmers CEnt and Joe Braden harvest ryegrass seed and vetch as winter pasture options. Mrs Zimmerman near Hennessey grows Golden Jubilee tomatoes set after May 1 and producing by July 3. Diamond of Hughes county clears land for clover and brush control, while A A Sewell urges fall seeding of small grains with ryegrass and clover to raise profits. Haskell county ranks high in population with 527 boys and 358 girls across 28 4-H clubs and 39 projects per member averages.
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Joe Braden
Laumer County
Join Zimmerman
Hennessey
Diamond
Hughes County
A. A. Sewell Wagones County
Haskell
Bistim
Oklahoma
Gowlyng
Hang Om
Konawa News Bouts of Travel and Local Visits
Mrs Inte Smetth returns from a visit with Birs and Lea La cone at Oklahoma wn envity. Mr Anders leaves for Grand Prairie to wit lay. Mrs Zeland Anders and children visit parents Jr. and Mrs. G. W. Cas tebercy, then return to Etookive New York. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smit of Calahoma City visit relatives Br. and Mrs. Raymond Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Rider, teachers at Remus west of island, in Ronaywa. Raymond Walker hosts a surprise birthday dinner near southwest of Romans bonering teeiy daugites O'Wrkla, working at Oklahoma City. Guests arrive. dinner buffet. presents given. Attendees include L, D. Merk Sr., Mr. and Mrs. L. Ex. Neal Sr. of Ada, Gack Streetran ach, Cecil Bitterman, AB. Prowitt, Pop Johnston, and 2. D. Forish at district Masonic meeting in Abe. Four B. DG 8 present. Arra ¢. W. Holt returns from Shawree business trip. windemercent shown.
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Cnnerta Caret
Horns 'Pouthrwest
Romans Bonering
Teeiy Daugites
O'Wrkla
Oklahoma Cty
Merk, Sr
Sts. L. Ex. Neal, Sr
Ada, Gack Streetran
Cecil Bitterman
Ada Launderette Opens With Bendix Automates
The Ada launderette opens in a new building at East Main offering Bendix automatic home laundries. Patrons can have any number of machines, with clothes ready in thirty minutes. One wash costs eighty five cents. special Bendix washing powder is available. Mr and Mrs Foe Love, former Purcell residents, moved to Ada with their children Wallace and Sally Jo.
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Lenpderette
East Main
Hendie
Gammrick
Ice A Love
Purcell
Bendix
Foe Love
Ada July
Lime
Key West
Wallace
Sally Jo
Armenians Stranded in Tehran Await Soviet Move Home
Thousands of homeless Armenians stranded in Tehran and other cities await plans to relocate to Soviet Armenia. Government officials say land will be provided for resettlement as about 40,000 pursue removal offers. Some 5,400 sheltered in Armenian churches. 7,009 believed en route. rest living in tents and raves. An Armenian reader says dozens camped at a Rusiyan church yard and protests hunger and displacement.
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Tehran
Armenia
Tehren
Snoter
Treman
Russia
Gen Lee on Way to Washington
Gen Jatin Bes, former commander in the Mediterranean theater, traveled to Washington with a flight crew on a C-47 departing at 4:20 p.m. CST. He did not confirm the destination but implied a report to his wife and family. The general, under scrutiny from an inspector general, may retire after 42 years of service.
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Towa City
Jatin
Bes
Wash
Segtom
Renerak Lee
John
H. Lee
Gereral Lee
Spmy
Robert C
Stuars
Scrippy
Howard
Western Oklahoma Hospital Cleared By Investigators
Investigators concluded Western Oklahoma Hospital at Farley is in better condition than feared. A 20 day inquiry by the state affairs board found no patient neglect, though a kitchen and dining area need replacement. Board members praised care and critic noted needed improvements with $982,000 allocated for upgrades and a new administration building.
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Clear
Bill of Health
Rey Fe
State Wombat Board
W. Russell Borgman
Theimnam
State Board of Affairs
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Grady F. Mathews
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Aad
F. W. Bucks
Charles
Efeun
Dimina Hall
Buyine
Put Supply
Iye Ag Praat
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Imomir Amd
Bern
Mrs Truman And Daughter Fly West From Independence
Mrs. Truman and her daughter traveled west to Ramsas City in the presidential plane The Independence for a brief stay in Independence Missouri They planned a short visit with the Trots home town as White House details remained imprecise The report notes Margeret Truman and her mother pursue resumed studies and a possible return to the presidential tour.
Fontetee County Fair draws record dairy interest
Farmers flocked to Fontetee County Fair with hundreds of exhibitors and a strong dairy division. Judges praised crops and livestock entries as 4-H youth prepared for state events, while extension agents announced winter cover crop plans and vetch seeding guidelines for soil improvement.
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Ferie
Inter Rover
Farm Workers Strike In Rome Area Demands Higher Pay
Giuseppe Di Vittorio, communist general secretary of the Italian Labour, announces about 25 000 farm workers in the Romagna area have struck for higher wages. He claims negotiations with landlords are at a good pace as the strike follows a symbolic harvests protest, with reports varying on the exact number involved. Negotiations between farm representatives and landlords were set to continue.
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Upgingeppe di Vittorio
Commuunist Generall Secratory
Tacay
Tt Vithorio
Mewsnacer FL
Uattom
Faxwe
Jiith
Arithithe Satdlords
Quiet Day of Manifestation Draws Mixed Response in Italy
Reports from Rome describe a largely quiet Great Day of Manifestation across Italy under Premier Alcide De Gasperi. Communist and socialist led actions were met with indifference in many cities while crowds gathered at afternoon Masses, signaling varied public reaction to the government’s economics policy.
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Italy
Alcide de Gasperis
Christian Democrat
Rome
Occupation To Cost More
Washington reports inflation and higher costs linked to military occupation plans amid Senate actions. The government estimates a price rise from initial Congress allocations, projecting billions more than originally provided to sustain operations through next July. The article notes the broader European crisis and whether funds will cover ongoing deployment.
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Edwin G
Ermatty
Wasi Seerstacy
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Japan
Che
Ee Bostain
Wsewstit
Winter Cover Crops Help Check Soil Erosion Says Agent
Atoka County extension agent notes winter cover crops reduce runoff and erosion. Two field plots on steep slopes compared bare soil with dense vegetation. Dense cover retained irrigation water, while bare plots lost water and more soil, underscoring cover crops as a conservation measure.
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Ome
Bnddy Clerton Soomeson
Atoka County
Farmer-Steeimman
Bere Ee. M. College Extension Service
Bere
Wards
Atoka Oc
Amg
Tate
Heart Attack Fatal To . W. Board
OREMAP Ghia Sept 20 PF O. W. Bosht 73 longtime Oklahoma official and former state legislator died of a heart attack at his home. His son C. BR Board of Ross City is speaker of the state house. Bosht served in the state senate and was president pro tempore. He headed the gas division of the state school and commission until his retirement in 1946. Funeral services have not been set.
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O. W. Bosht
Oklahoma
C. BR
Ross City
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Istate Senate
Aiath Seman
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