Saudi King Ibn Saud Holds Key to Oil Fortunes
Saudi Arabia faces a multi billion dollar oil program and a Dhahran air base near the Soviet border. Ibn Saud aims to align with US interests in Palestine while expanding the Trans Arabian pipeline project and retaining oil concessions through Arabian American Oil Company stakes. U.S. forces and technicians bolster the base as tensions over the region rise.
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Jon Saud
Hahran
Saudi Arabia
S. Ciphiston m
Russia
Jon Sand
Ava
United States
Kian
Palestine
U.S. al
Pele Vale
U.S
Germany
Arabia
Rsh
Saud
Mees
Medina
Tal Aice
Ameriqnan
Eifmabran
Robert C. Miler
Tony Smith
Gannett News Service
Smith
Americin
Sandl Atilibat
Thn Saud
OW Co
Standard O Companies
California
New Jersey
Ansl
New York
Texas_ Co
Medierranean
Syria
Aradda
Tayline
Tira
Silden
da Bebanan
Svein
Ras al Mishaab
Ciathian
Valley, Forge
Arechor
Roosevelt
Tbn
U. S. Navy
Tor
J. Col
Seatile
Wash
Dhahyan
United Bites
J. Reeves Childs
Reeves
Armen
William Moore
Ibn Saud
City eyes land for antiaircraft site and future incinerator
City Council weighs two Irvine Ranch sites for an antiaircraft unit and rubbish disposal plan. A 300000 dollar annual soldiers pay package is proposed to back the project, with sites on Paramount Boulevard South Street and the Irvine Ranch area near Spring Street under review for a 40 acre purchase.
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Erafe Archery Group
California
Nationa
Tarteas
Water Department
Paramount Blvd
South St
March St
Spring St
Long Beach
San Gabriel
Irvine Ranch
Ute
Channel
Stearns St
Routh
Coeyete Creek
Grange County
Czech political turmoil as new ministers sworn in
reports from the president's palace describe protests by police and troops as cabinet nominees were announced. deputies from Communist and Social Democrat groups join a national front government while clashes and security measures surround the Associated Press offices.
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Viet Wing
Vicelay Majer
Frantisek ‘Tymes
Preming
T Farorers
Social Democrat
Ludmila Dankeveova
Ministry of Food
Remar Army
Skbn
Associated Press Office
Sbuiiding
Andlergy
Associated Press
Wildman Pritchard Sued as Bankrupt in Los Angeles
The bankruptcy petition against automobile dealer Harald J. Wildman Pritchard lists creditors and assets, with over $40,000 claimed by Harry J. Wendland and assets estimated at only $2,000. Pritchard has 10 days to file a schedule of assets and liabilities.
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Los Angeles
Hugh ©. Dickson
Harald J
Wilds Mend
Pritchard
Harry J. Wendland
Yhia
Ho Yun
Shanghai
Weir warns Marshall Plan could prod Europe aid costs
Washington feb.25 The U S steel official warned the Marshall Plan may drive higher U S spending and danger of inflation. He urged a limited, carefully studied aid program with independent administration and strict yearly commitments to avoid wasteful expenditure abroad.
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Washington
Pt Steel Nyan
Uwe
Edwipman
Nite Honal Steel Corporation
Europe
Tarots Foreign Affairs
Weir
United States
Isayor
U.S
Mike
Chief to Visit Here by National Group Visit
408 Chief to Visit Here as part of a national organization tour. Land, chief of La Societe des Quarante Hommes, heads a delegation touring Long Beach Harbor facilities. Accompanied by Mark Law and Howard Newstead, they will tour Wilton Hotel, shipyard, harbor, and ship facilities guided by Rear Adm. Higbee.
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Guy Land
Long Beach
Harbor
Richard Myerscough
Harbor City
Land
Ttle
la Soelete Des Quarante Hommes
Hult
Cheveau
Mark Law
California “Department
Howard Newstead
Praid Ionducteur
Wilton Hotel
Tam
Haybor
Ene D
Higbee
U. 5S. N
Devoted Husband Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
An elderly husband shot his wife at 216 Amerie Ave and then killed himself in a Long Beach room. Police and nurses reported the woman likely to die. the husband, described as devoted, was said to have brooded over her condition. The tragedy occurred as local civic events and veterans meetings continued in the community.
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Day Blayith
cSentibar
Hinself
Voxtick
Athon
Potee Ehlet
Gonplaing Mifet
All Teachers to Lose Pay During Strike
Minneapolis report says all instructors were removed from payroll during the teachers strike entering its second day. Gosh left for Atlantic City to be inaugurated as president of the American Association of School Administrators and will not return until Saturday. The pay order covers 1800 new strikebreakers and 2200 members of the Mey 1A teachers federation who formed picket lines.
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Minneapolis
S . Gosh
Alantig City
N. J
American Association of
Goslin
Aroad
Borre
Barrow
Borow
Young Men's Association Sets Civic Task Aims for Growth
The Young Men's Christian Association board announced new members to six year terms and named officers for 1948. Eugene Tineher, a former president and international director, introduced foreign secretary Dry Hatch who has spent years near Mexico City teaching agriculture. General secretary R Fred Reutim outlined plans to recruit younger men, expand community needs analysis, and broaden Y M C A programs.
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Y. M. GC
Virgil A. Spengbarg
Eugene Tinchar
Y. M
C. A
Dr. C. Spenceratch
Mexico
Paul D. McClaughry
G. A. Walker
Prais-Telegram Proto
NEW Y. M. GC. A
Dfaveclay
dBi
Df Nev
Iust
MM. C. A
Spencer Tratch
Foreign VY. BM. OG. A
Moxico
War Mo Ving A. Sponguerys
Paul D. McGhighy
Terns
Fneunbant
William M. Cook
Wayne Stewart
Gus A. Walker
Harry Gabrialth
Nielsen
Retary
Karl Grasshe
Lin ‘Orer
Rex Reason
Aime Ceushers
Yeerubieul
Doe
Uhrebourn
Eugene ‘Tineher
M.C. A. International Board of Directors
Mexico City
Ting
Kadin
Unita Jeasies
Buiding
Fred Reetim
Bnd
Jury awards $7000 for personal injury against Yellow Cab
After a one and a half hour deliberation in the Superior Court of Jaalee Percy ph. last night, the jury awarded BE. A. Kuykenstall $7000 in damages from Yellow Cab Company for injuries sustained by Aig, 22, man, at Sluusson nd, Maker Aves.
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Superior Court of
Jaalee
Percy Ph
BE. A. Kuykenstall
Yellow Cab Company
Aig
Man
Sluusson Nd
Aves
Guatemala Ends Gag on Press
Guatemala's congress unanimously voided a 40 day press freedom suspension issued by President Juan Jose Arevalo after the Hora newspaper published an article about the army. Congressmen said the article was not serious enough to warrant suspending freedom of the press.
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Guatemala
Congress
Juan Jose Arevalo
Hora
Arevalo
Council of Ministers
Uiey
Paramount Buys Look Homeward Angel Film Rights
Paramount Pictures announced the purchase of film rights to Thomas Wolfe’s Look Homeward Angel. The studio bought the rights from Arthur Ripley and Rudy Monter who had planned to produce the film independently and had already shot about 20 000 feet of background footage in North Carolina.
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Hollywood
Thomas Wolfe
Angel
Paramount Pictures
Arthur Ripley
Rudy ‘Monter
Ripley
Monter
North Carolina
Two sergeants fly a B-17 1700 miles over Andes
Reported incident says Sergeants Theodore A. Havens of Washington New Jersey and Glen Woods allegedly piloted a B-17 across the Andes on a 1700 mile joyride from the Galapagos to Venestiela. They were arrested near Caracas after authorities questioned their claims amid tensions over potential pirate planes.
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Andes
Brluoa. C
Web
U.S. Caribeein Aly Command
Gathipagos
Venestiela
Caracas
Jonday
Frank Bender
Theodore A. Havens
Washington, N. J
Glen Woods
Woods
Ben
Air Command
Carneas
Pugsor
Ci Chamagerd
Court Invaded and Arabs Killed in Jerusalem Violence
In Jerusalem the mob stormed the court injuring multiple Arabs and killing one. Jewish reprisals included explosions and arson in and around Tel Aviv Haifa border areas, with reports of at least 20 blasts and significant property damage. The death toll rose as clashes intensified after partition.
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Jerusalem
Rusalemines Court
Tel Aviv
Haifae
Irving
Ben Yehuda St
Pates
United Nations
Bride Slaying Trial Near End at Scot land Farm Ark
The trial over the death of Louise A Robbins nears completion at the Scotland Arkansas farm home. Robb ins former wife Mrs Sue Dudley of Abbone Texas had married Robbins a week prior. Robbins did not testify though his 71 year old mother Mrs Jew ell Robbins did, facing murder charges. The jury nears its final deliberations as attorneys wrap closing arguments.
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Panton
Atle
Web
Louise A. Robbiis
Robbins
Wusbane
Hone
Scotland
Ark
Sue Dudley
Abbone
Texas
Jewell Robbins
Charac
Five to Assist Aid in Germany
Washington reports five Northwest citizens will travel to Bremen Germany to join a Christmas ship mission. The group operates with a $2,000,000 cargo of food and clothes collected in Alaska Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana for civilians in occupied Europe. The trip by Northwest and American Overseas Airlines was cleared by War State and the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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Washington
Warren Manixon CD
Pacific Northwest
Bremen
Germany
Alaska
Ore
Hom
Idaho
Montana
Europe
Magnusana
Northwest
Amerian Overseas Airlines
Departments of War and State
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mukden Defenders Face Hunger as Retreat Looms
War report says hunger may force Mukden’s defenders to withdraw toward Chinhsion, 130 miles southwest, as supply lines stretch and government troops tighten the ring amid chaotic frontline conditions and shifting control.
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Mukden Pally
Redhans
Heiress Diary Becomes Evidence in Divorce Action
The diary of a young heiress tied to Rail Tycoon Gould was entered in evidence to support a cross complaint. The French notes by Wingdich were read aloud in court with several witnesses testifying to the diary’s details revealing the day to day life of the heiress’s social circle and family connections.
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Voenin
Glob Barker Grimditeh
Kpled
Ello Arains
Wingdich
Fideanend
Mealeer Dohanoan
Gutomillet
Freedom Train Reminds Nation of U S Ideals at Club Breakfast
Rev LeRoy Ketchum of Glentole urged the community to remember American essentials at a weekly Chamber breakfast. He linked the Freedom Train to defending individual rights, religious liberty and free speech while contrasting American ideals with communism and urging renewed faith in democracy.
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Frose
America
Tra LeRoy
Ketehui
Ex-policeman Arbaugh Flays Trial in Superior Court
Former officer Glenn O Arbaugh testifies in Judge Lester's Superior Court claiming a prior conviction was obtained without due process. Arbaugh, jailed in Masifiuie, alleges lack of competent counsel and seeks habeas corpus relief. Attorney Willian Rig represents the petitioners as evidence and hearings are slated for June.
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Lester
Jordtny
Glenn O. Arbaugh
Withers
Arbaugh
Lrytharde Hig
Willian OC
Arbiuugh
Ifal
Rhng
Junge Sum
Ring and
Chey Wi
Scripps-Howard Executive Dies
New York February 28 Wh Jolin Serreis executive secretary of the Scripps-Howard chain newspapers died at his home after a heart attack. Born March 31 1896 in Pine Bluff Arkansas he attended Washington and due University and worked at Pine White Daily Crepe and other papers in Oklahoma Ohio and Tennessee. He was executive editor of the Scripps-Howard newspapers and served as first lieutenant in the Army during both World Wars, later deputy director of censorship.
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New York
Jolin
Serreis
Serres
Pine Math
Ark
Washington
Due University
Oldahoaan
Cleveland
Brass
Memphis
Woman Dies in Flaming Room Fire at West Palm Beach
In West Palm Beach on February 25 a 36 year old bartender is jailed as authorities probe a fire that killed Mrs Grace Heaney. John N Burke, found unconscious, is held with no charges yet filed. Firemen arrived to find the woman dead. Burke was revived from unconsciousness.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Jack Thompson
John N. Burke
Grace
Heaney
Chompson
Burke
Brotherhood Luncheon Speakers Listed
Speakers for Brotherhood Week include Dr L Flot Groat rabbi of Yerple Israel region Rev Be Charis of Second Baptist Church Rev Mspr Bernd Bolan pastor of St Anthony s Catholic Church and Lyman B Saufer president will preside at tomorrow noon gathering at the YAW CO A.
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United Church Brotherhood
Yaw
CO. A
L. Flot Groatmain
Rebbi
Yerple Israel
Charis
Second Baptist Church
Bernd
Bolan
V. F
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Lyman B. Saufer
Building Jobs Approved by Board of Education
The Board of Education approved plans for new classrooms at Cayfield School with J.E. Burrell & Son as general contractor at 387250. Plumbing and heating contracts went to Micha Bros. Ines for 5093, electrical work to Panis Bullac Elect Co. for 409. No start date set. officials aim to begin soon.
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Long Beach
Eleete Co
Borat
R. OG. TC
Dentine Hah
Mon Under Band in Shooting Corp Mon Under Band
In an apparent club incident a shooting corps dispute led to a debt argument at a venue. Names and exact details are garbled though the event occurred near a rail or airfield setting and involved a 5000 unit ball or bet.
Pranks Cause School Board Action and Fines
The board decided to charge parents for damages caused by their children on school property. Unpaid fines may lead to court action. The incident includes damage to desks, chairs, and surfaces, plus eroded picnic tables. Parents have reportedly ignored requests to cover costs.
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Board of Mineation
Owas
Daphne
Teagherty
Che
Mary Ager
Arthur Knoll
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