150 Die in European Heat Wave
Europe endures a deadly heat wave causing over 150 deaths from drownings heat prostration and lightning as temperatures reach the 70s and 80s. The United States reports mostly light showers with brief heavy rain in Augusta Georgia and clear skies elsewhere amid summer events in the Midwest.
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Canadian born justice and former Orioles player dies at 89
Larry L. Taylor, born in Canada, 89, a retired State Supreme Court justice and former major league baseball first baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, died Monday in Buffalo, N Y. The notice states he died yesterday.
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Jackson County's Move Sparks Newport Rise in 1870
Jackson County shifted county seat from Jacksonport to Newport after Jacksonport refused railroad access in 1870. Since then cotton and live stock driven economy gave way to growing industry including a metal working plant. The Brewers Foundation promotes self regulation for clean beer sales in local shops and taverns.
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Wyatt Earp Faces Johnny Ringo in Tombstone Aftermath
Wyatt Earp confronts Johnny Ringo after a night in a cell with Behan and Stilwell. Lilly Benloit warns of political trouble while Earp negotiates a midnight deadline and a possible truce over coffee.
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Sale of First Atom-Made Power Is Near
The Atomic Energy Commission announced plans for the first government sale of atomic produced electric energy and said it would be introduced into the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp public utility system in the near future. The piece notes the proceeding in a broader story set with other dialogue and scenes. The shown page ends with a city warning notice, signed Earp, about guns in city limits effective 6 PM today.
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Shriners Parade Through Chicago and Fire Burnouts in Wyoming
In Chicago a parade of 23 000 Shriners marched down Michigan Avenue while Wyoming firefighters controlled two Medicine Bow National Forest fires. Mop-up work began as weather turned favorable. New York faced a humid heat spike with highs near 81 and humidity up to 53 percent. Heat wave death toll rose sharply with almost 40 percent more deaths than the cooler week last year, exceeding 800 heart-attack fatalities last week.
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90 Percent Parity Restoration eyed for 1956 crops
Sen. Young says Congress likely will reinstate 90 per cent parity supports for top quality basics wheat corn cotton rice and peanuts early next year with a flexible scale for weaker crops. The plan ties to public power energy moves and undecided administration stance. The AEC outlined a temporary energy sale scheme involving Niagara Mohawk and a prototype submarine reactor.
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