Water Shortage Seen Critical In Spots Across Nation
Analysis from U S Geological Survey and Bureau of Reclamation warns groundwater decline and uneven surface water supplies threaten U S growth. Demand has risen to about 20 billion gallons daily, while reserves shrink in key areas including the West and Central Valley California. Population growth and expanding agriculture compound risk to future water access.
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U. S
Genelogical Survey
Bureau of Reclamation
Niland
Axia
Censs Bureau
West Coast
California
Tomarre
Altoona
Califormia
Frearic
Vintage 1928 Video Set Sought By Isidore Goldberg
Isidore Goldberg seeks a copy of his early television set from 1928 after he helped pioneer the medium. A New York newspaper noted the August 25 1928 event with a booth and a camera center stage at Dayville now Fort Lee. Goldberg recalls early experiments with televised images and public reception, noting equipment and transmission limits of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine Island City
Isidore Goldberg
Cari
Rowan
New York
Rada
Trey Ares
Day- Ville
S.J
Fort Lee
Gand Central Palace
Goldberg
Hart B
Ision Tulay
Idberg
Tossing Salads: New Indoor Sport For Men
A fragmented report describes Tossing Salads as a new indoor sport for men, citing Goldberg of Pilot Radio Corp and referencing early radio careers and odd culinary imagery. The text intertwines unclear anecdotes, dish references, and speculative claims without coherent details or a clear event or outcome.
Hospital at Enid Gels Big Estele
ORTAHOMA CITY Jan 1 A will dispute over an estate valued at about one hundred thousand dollars involves a hospital trust in Enid and the allocation of proceeds. The testator Heitholt was declared possibly lacking mental capacity. the will was drawn by attorney James Wilson who contends the state heirs should not receive the estate pending probate and potential claim adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortahoma City
West
Aia
Ent Eh
Heitholt
Wl Ty Als
James ‘Wilson
Beth
Texas
Toung
Asia
Fittstown Man Air Force Captain And Family Mentioned
A fragmentary notice references Captain Hen Thomas, son of Mr. M. J. Fromas, stationed at an Air Force base. It mentions service details, family ties, and local addresses in a garbled archival clipping with limited readable names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittstown
Air Force
Hen ‘Thomas
M. JA. Fromas
Ftt T
PTG
Meoair
Bong
APB
Wert
Wade
Seth
Linscheid Award For Speakers Presented By Fraternal Group
The Linscheid Award funds speakers with Pi Kappa Delta support for future prizes. A lane award plane will be purchased for the contest and presented to the outstanding student. A five member committee will oversee selection with two appointed by the college.
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Pi Kappa Delta
Chatins FL Spencer
Alexander names campaign manager for U S Senate bid
Oklahoma City January report states Rev Willem A Bins Alexander selected J Phil Burns as campaign director. Burns, born in Prescott Arkansas and a University of Oklahoma graduate, previously sold magazines to Alexander and built a home in Feirview before moving his brokerage firm to the city last November.
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Oklahoma City
Willem A.bins
Alexander
U.S
J. Phil Burns
Oklahoma City Securities Brat Tampaign Dire
Burns
Burne
Ie ci
Prescott
Ark
O¢shoma
University of Ooklahoma
Advertising exam time set for Oklahoma City in 4thA A A
The fourth annual A A A examination for advertising is announced with testing in 22 cities. The open exam covers theory and practical knowledge including research, selling, and media testing. Applicants must submit with a fee of 30 cents and provide witness verification of eligibility.
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Oklahoma
Lowean
Oklahoma City
Fugh-Celtre Young Peoment
Agenc
Col
Coast
Alge
Petengrlier
Wien
Ferrari
Two Dimes Campaign Aims For Ada County Drive
County drive chair Emmit Johnson and Ada officials launch the 139 Meen fundraiser across towns with a goal near four dollars per person as members urge every resident to give two dimes for themselves and one for the forgetful, echoing last year’s 4.35 cent average.
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Ada Fur Ot
Circes Infantile
Faralysis Foundation
Lyn Thompson
Ada
Emmit Johnson
Thompson
Boe Bunyard
Roft
Kimbrough
Alien
Walter Gracer
Fittstoun
Norman Mitchell
County Schills
Triceick
Rivan George
Taxpayers Rush To File Income Returns At Ada Office
Deputy collectors report Ada IRS office crowded as taxpayers begin filing for 1950. Farm returns receive extra time until January 31, while regular workers and self employed have different deadlines. Ada serves Garvin, Coal, Seminole and Pontotoc counties with staff including Martin Reed Hodge and Ann Campbell assisting taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fost
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Crawford
Martin
Ada
Okay Martin
Oklahoma
Okishoma
Garvin
Coal
Seminole
Pontotoc
C. A. Reed
Noel Hodge
Ann Campbell
Haude Fallers
Special Oklahoma meeting on old age assistance funds
Oklahoma City January 18 A special meeting of the state public welfare commission was set for January 30 to seek ways to avoid cutting old age assistance payments. Revenue woes from uncollected sales taxes spurred the call as the commission considers raising revenue while reviewing Johnston County welfare matters and a wave of budget adjustments.
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Oklahoma City
State Public Welfare Commission
Oklahoma
Transforest
Johnston County
Helen Smith
Tishomingo
W. F. Peterson
Floyd Perryman
Peterson
Harford Prescott
Ponca City
Smith
Virgil Stokes
Agai
Stokes
Ave Pension Reserve Fund
Giles
What They Say March of Domes M WD Little
A reader letter urges support for a polio fund drive and criticizes poor turnout while praising community volunteers. The writer stresses the need for vaccination, hospital care, and school support against polio, calling for public action and recognition of volunteers.
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Little
Obaerve
Seriiua
Btsreh Sf
Drees Polit Fund
Campeigr
Laneda
Pontor Courts
Dlimase
ImbARRnese Cent Struggles with Heartbreak and Collapse
A troubled scene follows a harsh blow to the Imbarnese Cent as the orgitnese comet group endures a broken body and widespread disappointment. The team faced discouragement after a difficult contest, leaving supporters seeking resilience and future resolve.
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Wravel Tere
Oklahoma Prison Reform Praised By State Officials
A report by Buck Cook lauds Oklahoma penitentiary reforms under Warden Clarence B. Burford and Warden Joe Harp. It highlights improved classification, a robust educational program, and a shift from punishment to rehabilitation, noting 386 of 48 inmates enrolled in schooling after August 15, 1943.
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Mate Camfin
Pernions
Buck Cook
Ilssiahes
Ieonent
Clarence B. Burford
Ite
Oklahoma
Burford
Joe) Harp
Pardon and Parole
Cook
Harp
Reformatory
Atte Board of Education
City View Consolidated School
Wind Blazes Through Colorado Area Near Broadmoor
Winds of 40 miles per hour whip a fast moving brush fire south of Colorado Springs. The fire raged through Hadar we s and brush, threatening Broadmoor homes and summer cabins near Camp Carson. Military, police, and firefighters fought the blaze with volunteer units and reinforcements from state and city agencies.
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Colorado Springs
Bere Ey
Broadmoor
Camp Carson
Starme
Faral
Cerson
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America
Aranei Sackerconi
Meapeempic
Bilus the & Os
Surfare
Aline Mae
EIA
Gillone
Truss Eodered
Beve
Riik
Y Richare Rlener
Pilot, Radio Corp
Itr
Amarafsmintung
Phcair
Wren
Warbir
Ana Momtace
VNEO
Enid
Gels
Butk of
Hzithek Estate
Far Ag
Hay
Linscheid
Powe
Cam
Aurnalt
Ira Eaker
Worch
Feders! Law
Okinawa Scout
Tomoshijushikani
Shuri
Oxiawa
Fmt
Idnawa
Okinawa Scout Organization
Joseph Vercheaus
Colorado
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