Morse Decries Government as Superficial and Proclaims Democratic Path
Senator Morse argues the government is superficial and urges Democrats to free from Dixiecrat control and nominate Stevenson. He predicts a stronger Democratic win than Napoleon at Waterloo if party unity is achieved, calling for a public works program to ease unemployment. He brands Eisenhower era policies as flawed and favors a balanced approach.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Napoleon
Waterloo
Morse
United States
Balan
Oregon
Czech Reds Offer Settlement for Sudetenland Crisis
The article reports on Czechoslovakia addressing the Sudetenland issue after the Munich Pact. It notes the expulsion of about three million Germans and hints at fears of Moscow East German influence while describing a government plan to relocate former residents and sell lands cheaply with long terms and a cow included as incentive.
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Bormee
Britain
France
Vaka
Vakia
Moscow
Lck
Paris Opens Warm Halls as Shelters for Homeless
Paris officials announce shelter halls in six wards to aid the homeless during near zero cold. Police cars will transport individuals to these facilities upon request, providing access to warm housing in each district.
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Helter
Paris
Centenarian McTighe’s 110th Birthday Celebrated in Oklahoma
The straight backed centenarian born February 2, 1854 in Stonington Connecticut blew out 100 candles on a large birthday cake as generations gathered. McTighe, a former merchant and seaman, attributes longevity to moderation in eating smoking and drinking, daily walks and humor. He never served in war and lives alone managing a six unit apartment house in Oklahoma. He recalls the Stonington tidal wave and helped found towns and rail lines with his father.
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Qkmulgee
Okla
Connecticut
New York
McTighe
Stonington
Conn
New London Harbor
Jim McTighe
Andover
N.Y
Erie
Alleghany County
Binghamton
Oklahoma
James Norbet McTighe
Montclair
N.J
Thomas Carlton McTighe
Rochester
Leo McTighe
Detroit
Mich
Rose Russell
Socorro
N.M
Mar Toerena Merah
Olean
American Pianist Foldes Wins Berlin Honors
Berlin reports pianist Andor Foldes received cultural honors during the Big Four conference period after two public concerts with the Berlin Philharmonic. Critics praised him as diplomats and thousands of listeners, including Americans, attended the performances. Russian sources mentioned a canceled Moscow Ballet plan tied to the conference.
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Berlin
New York
Andor Foldes
Berlin Philharmonic
Foldes
Moscow Ballet
Cameron Honor Students Named in 1st Edition List
A fragmentary list names Cameron honor students including Shirley Bal Rhodes Elgin Zadu Rhoeds Ranchett Betty Rice and Jerry Lee Seida among others. Several scattered names appear with towns such as Loveland Pat Star Geronimo Lawton and Sterling Edna Belle Foodman.
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Shirley Bal Rhodes
Elgin
Zadu Rhoeds
Ranchett
Betty Rice
Frases
Ot Lees
Rom Beemeen
Jerry Lee Seida
Comancher Sommers
Tulsan Loses $200 During Coffee Break
A Tulsa man prepared a bank deposit slip and counted $200, placed it on his desk, then went out for coffee. Upon returning, the cash was missing. No suspects or disposition noted.
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Ap Wai
A. Montague Ice
New Soviet Claims On Water Repellent Fabrics
A fragment notes Soviet claims that fabrics will repel water like rubber when treated. It mentions untreated textiles and methods to remove coating through veiling or chemical detergents, though details are unclear and partly garbled.
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Way
Texas Fighter Crash Kills Pilot During Training
A fighter plane crashed during a training mission off the Texas coast. The pilot was fatally injured, and details on the crash location and squadron were not fully confirmed in the report.
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Austin
Et No. In
Texas
Tce
Annual Hereford Sale Set Feb. 10
Ferrell Carnegie and Harry Linn Sons announce the annual Hereford sale scheduled for February 10. The event lists buyers including Joe Lents and India- among participating consignors and buyers, highlighting livestock trading activity.
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Hereford
Ferrell Carnegie
Harry Linn Sons
Joe Lents
India
Come on Coffee Loses Net Loss in Nashville Sale
In Nashville Harold store customers bought 1,600 pounds of coffee at a net loss of 656 dollars. Shyer, who reported the sale, noted none of the buyers expressed enthusiasm or left with the coffee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Harold Store
Shyer
Secret B-36 Flight Speeds Over Pacific
Last week a B-36 bomber flight reportedly sped across the Pacific with two aircraft stopping briefly at Honolulu. The operation involved the world’s fastest bomber, the B-7, and references a Seyte Force feeding conflicting signals or misinformation about the mission and outcomes.
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Pacific
Honolulu
Seyte
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Koehler
Crossland Auto Parts & Service Factory
E Ave
Kansas City
Tulsa
EL Paso Midland
Airport Ticket Office
J Onlinénlal 2
George Glasby
Lincoln State
Buster Wyatt
A.B. Drug Company
D” Street
Zale
Fec
Jewelry Company
Plecse Mand
Ryan
Zales
Ambaspemey
Even-Pul
Miss Maude Prest
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