Snow Storm Moves Across North Plains
A winter storm dumped heavy snow across the northern plains and Midwest, with blizzard conditions in the Dakotas and winds up to 30 miles per hour. Temperatures fell sharply as the system moved northeast, likely into Canada, with colder weather forecast for New England later in the week. Thunderstorms and heavy rainfall threatened floods in Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, and lower Michigan.
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Plaina
Ralard
Midwest
Dakotas
Winda
Canada
Great Lakva
New England
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indiana
Michigan
Inolx
Steenme
Sullivan-Vincennes-Princeton
Iowa
Northeatern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper
Crow's Bill Advances Amid Tax Controversy and School Aid
The senate considered a measure to exclude feed and fertilizer from state sales tax. Sen. Ley Buarden warned that Cheney's bill could cost nearly a million dollars annually if enacted. The senate also sent a bill to the governor revising the state aid plan to local school districts.
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Adnate
Sun
Orville Cheney
Calleo Rock
Senate
Ley Buarden
Leadville
Cheney
Tito's Yugoslavia and Westward Tensions Face a Cautious Tito
The article traces Tito's rise from guerrilla fighter to Yugoslav leader, noting clashes with Allied forces during World War II and later shifts toward diplomacy with the democracies. It questions his ambitions as nationalism grows and warns against assuming his broad aims.
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Moscow
Titois
Europe
Yugoslav Communist Party
Tiley
Britain
America
Trieste
Fnd
United States
Tito
Titoism and Democracy Only Tensions in World View
Analysis notes Tito remains a nationalist leader who rejects Moscow's direct control yet preserves a communist dictatorship. Democracies may welcome Tito's aid against a common foe, but his ideology and sovereignty stay distinct from democracy. The piece argues no lasting alliance between Bolshevism and democracy, yet posits possible coexistence with Titoism.
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Moscow
Tito
Rusz
Cominfarming
Prolonged Mine Fire Marks 200 Years In English History
A coal mine in England burned continuously from the era of King Henry VIII to King George I, spanning about 200 years and illustrating long lasting industrial fire events across early modern history.
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Fifestire
England
Henry VIII
George I
First American Cartoon Debuts in 1754 Gazette
The first American newspaper cartoon was designed by Ben Franklin and appeared in the Pennsylvania Gazette on May 9, 1754. Histories note widespread reproductions in later years.
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Beniaysmin Franklin
Pennnsylvania Gazette
Fragmented OCR Chaos Overlap in Obscure Text
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered phrases about people, places, and events, including names like Seannmleal and ApHTOVBlsofscongrean and references to Europe, machinery, and security. The lines jumble politics, industry, and dates, yielding no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Unable to determine headline from provided text
The readable content is insufficient to extract names, places, dates, or a coherent event. No distinct individuals or organizations can be confirmed for a factual card.
California Is Target of Prober
In February reports from California, Kefauver faces Senate inquiry pressure while probes target state agencies. The page notes investigation activity and political context with reference to Senator Kefauver and potential Democratic ties.
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California
DAR Opposes U N Treaty in Arkansas News
The Arkansas DAR adopts a resolution opposing the United Nations genocide treaty calling it a step toward world government. They warn the measure would nullify constitutional rights and allow an international tribunal to try Americans on foreign soil. State Regent Lois N. Feester cites free speech and free press as at risk.
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Little Rock Foir
Arkanana
Who
Senate
DAR
Mra
Lois N. Feester
Mysterious assassination tied to Kefauver inquiry
Unclear OCR reports an anonymous phone call linked to the assassination of Sammy Rummel and mentions lawyer Joe Garp, Mickey Cohen, and a Kephauer inquiry. It cites retired Captain Al Guasti claiming a $12,000 square lens purchase for $525 as a potential pay-off for campaign support of Bonelli.
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Sammy Rummel
Joe Garpeler
Mickey Cohen
Caine Wieder
Kefauver
Caine Eldence
Jolticera
Rummel
Behalt
Bonelli
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Fources
Cy Ham River
Ford Trucks
Olja
NTS
Joux Falls
Inp
Air Force
Dbs Marine ‘Gorpt
Mayeh
D-Tann
U. N. Treaty
James PW Tobts
Peur Metal
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Ford
Ford Trucka
Ford Truck
STAR
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ALAR
PDR
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Radel
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