Rains Raise Rivers to Danger in Northwest and Ohio Valley
Widespread rain drenched the United States with up to 2 inches in parts of Oregon and along the Northwest. Flood risks rose on the Ohio River basin as heavy showers and gusty winds hit the Midwest and Northeast with subzero readings in northern lakes region. Most streams ran high in the Pacific coast headwaters and Willamette drainage areas while scattered storms lingered in New England and the mid Atlantic.
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Weather Bureau
New England
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain States
Northwest
Ohio Valley
Midwest
Ore
California
Richmond
Vic
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Great Lakes
Northern Lakes
Oklahoma
Ohio River
Carolinas
Virginia
Kentuc
Ohi
Westginia
Pacific Car
Willamette River
Atlantica
Boston
Middle
South Atlantic Coast
Cleveland
New York
Miami
New Orleans
Cage
Duluth
Minn
Los Angeles
Seattle
Noted Hollywood Producer Dies
Hollywood mourns B. P. Schulberg died of a stroke in Miami at 63. He discovered Shirley Temple and once led Paramount’s production, earning 9300 weekly. A colorful figure, his later years saw decline after his son Budd published What Makes Sammy Run.
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Hollywood
UPI
Movieland
B. P. Schulberg
Shirley Temple
Schulberg
Brad Schulberg
Miami
Fla
Paramount Studios
Warner Brothers
Darryl Zanuck
Sylvia Sidney
Gary Cooper
Claudette Colliert
Fredric March
David 0. Selznick
Fles Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Budd
Paramount
Times Changed Guardsman Faces Old Speeding Ticket
Berneley California 1930 Carl Martin arrested for speeding. National Guard unit mobilized, he served in Japan and Korea six years. Recently returned to Bay Area, Martin met Municipal Judge Redman Staats who advised posting $35 bail and forfeiting the ticket. Court would sentence him if he appeared.
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Berneley
Calif
Carl Martin
National Guard
Japan
Korea
Bay Area
Martin
Redman Staats
Staats
Oklahoma County Doctors Delay VA Boycott
Oklahoma County Medical Society members voted Tuesday night to delay a planned boycott at the Veterans Administration hospital. The move suspends non service connected billing protests until Congress acts on admission policies and remedial legislation.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Veteran Administration Hospital
Oklahoma County Medics Society
Medical
Oklahom City University
Veterans Hospital
U.S
Bandit Takes Cash Refuses Narcotics in Tulsa
Store manager Lynn Combs reports a bandit stole about $200 from cash registers and a safe at a downtown dongstore last night. He described the suspect with a hand inside his shirt and suspected a gun, and the robber refused narcotics offered from the safe.
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Tulsa
Lynn Combs
Combs
Feed and seed tax exemption sparks Oklahoma Senate debate
Oklahoma Senate grapples with restoring feed seed and fertilizer exemptions from the 2 percent sales tax. Critics warn of a 71 million dollar yearly loss and reduced federal welfare matching funds, while supporters say funds can be redirected from tax collections. A compromise plan and substitute bill are under Senate committees as discussions continue.
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Jim Monroe
Oklahoma City
State Senate
Kirksey Nix
Nixon
Criminal Court of Appeals
Raymond Gary
Senate
Bob Trent
Caney
Trent
Oklahoma
Boyd Cowden
Chandler
Tax Commission
Ten Thousand Dollar Bill Practical Joke In Hillsdale
Commercial photographer Robert J. Mason of Westwood carried a novelty ten thousand dollar bill from February 14 to last Wednesday. He showed it to tradesmen and customers, joking he would pay the bill if needed, and kept insisting it was real though many believed it was fake.
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Hillsdale
N.J
Robert J. Mason
Mason
Westwood
Heroic Teacher Dies Of Burns In North Carolina Fire
Mrs. Cora Beasley, 3rd grade teacher at Flat Rock Elementary, died from burns after guiding 400 students to safety during a Mount Airy school fire. She died after being dragged from the blaze moments before the roof collapsed. Larry Adams, 9, was among the victims.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Mount Airy
Cora Beasley
Flat Rock
Larry Adams
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Drew Pearson
Reg Tucker
Tom Sharrock
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