Tulsa Bus Strike Leaves City Without Public Transit
Tulsa residents walked, rode jitneys, or drove as 150 city buses halted at midnight Sunday amid a strike by the Amalgamated Association of Electric Street Car and Motor Coach Operators AFL over consolidation of routes. About 50 jitneys operated with fares 10 to 15 cents as 60,000 residents faced no bus service.
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Tulsa
Amalgamated Association of Elec
Tric Street Car
AFL
Tulsa City Lines
Federal Reserve Names Bank Chairs for 1950 in Move
The Federal Reserve Board appoints F J Landing of Illinois as Chicago Fed chair for 1950 and reappoints chairmen of 11 other reserve banks. It also announces new directors for federal reserve branch banks including Minneapolis Helena W A Denecke Bozeman Harold F Silver Denver D Hayden Perry Dallas Charles N Shepardson H G Sutton Los Angeles Paul H Helms Seattle Howard H Prestom.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
F. J. Landing
Piguas Park
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Landing
Jewel Tea Company
Reserve
Federal Reserve
Minneapolis Bank
Helena
Mont
W. A. Denecke
Bozeman
Kansas City Bank
Denver
Harold F. Silver
Silver Engineering Works
Dallas Bank
Dallas
D. Hayden Perry
Robstown
Texas
Houston
Charles N. Shepardson
College Station
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
H. G. Sutton
Colnesweil
San Francisco Bank
Los Angeles
Paul H. Helms
Helms Bakeries
Seattle
Howard H. Prestom
University of Washington
Business College
Noted Silent Film Star Jannings Dies at 62 in Austria
Emil Jannings 62 a Hollywood Oscar winner died of cancer at his Zinkenbach home. Funeral planned at St Wolfgang near Lake Wolfgang in the American zone. Jannings rose to fame in silent films before leaving for Germany.
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Jannings
Vienna
Austria
Emil Jannings
Hollywood
Zinkenbach
St. Wolfgang
Lake Wolfgang
St. Wolf
Hitler
Zurich
Max Reinhardt
Berlin
Road To
Fame
Gussie Hall
Hanne Ragy
Lucy Hoeflich
New York
Broderick Crawford
Olivia de Havilland
Crawford
Miss de Havilland
Arkansas Posse Hunts 4 Escapees
Heavily armed officers scoured the Arkansas rice belt swamps Monday to recapture four Tucker Prison Farm escapees. Three stole a car from England, evaded road blocks, wounded a officer, and abandoned the vehicle northeast of Little Rock as weather hindered tracking.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Rice Belt
Tucker Prison Farm
Lee Henslee
Henslee
England
Vison Farm
the Rock
Memphis
Global conservation spread reaches forty nine nations
Forty nine countries are actively engaged in soil conservation practices, according to government statistics. The report highlights widespread adoption and ongoing efforts across diverse regions, signaling broad commitment to soil health and sustainable farming.
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Dicate
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S.S.S. Tonic
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Reader's Digest
U.S. Naval Medical Bulletin
Ake Groves
Grove Laboratories
Navy
Grove
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