Three Oklahoma Rivers Settle Back To Normal
Oklahoma City and nearby areas eased from flood danger as three rivers returned toward normal levels. Lowlands near Yukon absorbed high waters of the Canadian River, while Crest projections for the South Canadian and Deep Fork indicated a rapid drop within 24 hours. No fatalities locally, but damage and outages persisted in Hydro and surrounding rural lines.
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Oklahoma
Yukon
Here
Calvin
Whitefield
Eufaula
W. E. Maughan
Canadian
Texas
Deep Fork
Deer Creek
Hydro
Hydra
Turel
Fifty Pounds Of Old Coins Found In Field Near Gomel
A farm woman near Gomel unearthed nearly fifty pounds of fifteenth century coins in a field. The coins retain Slavic inscriptions and are in fair condition. They have been turned over to the Gomel Oblast Historical Museum for custody and study.
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Moscow
Gomel
Gomel Oblast
Dewey Wins GOP Nomination In Historic Convention
The convention named Dewey to the White House ticket after a swift, coordinated effort by top Dewey allies. Parallel careers with Warren echoed Dewey’s strong governor record and crime fighting roots. Final roll call gave Dewey 1 094 votes as delegates collapsed opposition with a united stand.
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White House
New York State
GOP
FPDP
Hedar Bars
Dewey Brigade
Herbert Brownell
Martin
Brownell
Republican National Committee
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Taft
Bricker
Taft Stassen
William F. Snowland
California
Warren
Charley Halleck
House of Representatives
Halleck
Indiana
California Delegates Weigh Dewey Choice At Late Night Summit
Californian reports Dewey’s staff and key GOP figures conducted a marathon closed session to pick a vice presidential contender. The meeting included Senator Saltonstall, Raymond Baldwin, Senator Van denberg, Gov. Driscoll, Herbert Brownell Sr., G. Mason Owlett and J. Russell Sprague as part of the deliberations before the final selection.
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Dewey
Supreme Court
Teeff Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Herbert Brownell
G. Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania
J. Russell Sprague
New York
Stassen Declines Independent Bid as Dewey Backed by Board
Sprague reported to newsmen that Warren had the party’s backing after a Dewey and board decision. Stassen’s backers balked, some pressing to name him at the convention. He announced he would support Governor Warren, and previously pledged support for Governor Dewey and other GOP candidates.
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Sprague
Dewey
Warren
Stassen
Notre Dame awards diplomas to eighty women
In Notre Dame Indiana an elite university for 109 years awarded diplomas to eighty women. The degrees were described as recognition of the period of sacrifice and devotion by these women during a special ceremony.
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Ladies Notre Dame
Ind
Notre -Dame University
Wives of Veterans Awarded Grants for Education Efforts
The text notes that grants have been awarded to veterans' wives as part of a program aimed at expanding access to education for their husbands. The focus is on financial support enabling these families to pursue educational opportunities and improve household prospects.
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