Nation Bakes Under Heat Wave Across the U S
The United States endures another day of extreme heat as overnight lows stay in the 70s and many cities post Sunday highs in the mid to upper 90s. Rain chances from Ohio Valley to Texas are minimal, with scattered showers unlikely to bring relief and multiple cities reporting high temperatures from Chicago to New York, St. Louis, and Des Moines.
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Publisher's Sister Dies In Arkansas
Nellie R. Roberts died in Springdale Arkansas at 69 after long heart illness. Sister of Roy A. Roberts president of the Kansas City Star, she was visiting relatives and had served as an Army nurse in World War I and head nurse at veterans hospitals. Born in Muscotah Kansas, she later lived in Osawatomie and Lawrence.
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Area Man Appointed Chief of Aviation in Far East
Lt. Col. John W. Oswalt, father-in-law James A. Black of 804 Gore Blvd, named head of aviation for Japan Korea and Okinawa. From Headquarters Army Forces Far East, he oversees 650 plus aircraft. Purdue graduate 1941, decorated with Silver Star Bronze Star Medal Air Medal and Purple Heart.妻 Barbara Ann accompanies him in Japan.
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Foot Bridge Collapse Kills Two In Cherokee Incident
A 150 foot bridge at the Cherokee Indian Reservation collapsed after people on it jumped, dumping 50 plus into the Ocona luftee River near Cherokee North Carolina. Two women died en route or in hospital. Sixty people were on the span. 18 of 40 injured were hospitalized at Sylva and Bryson City.
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Credit Women Plan Open Dance for Lawton Birthday
The Credit Women's Breakfast club sponsored by Mrs. Perman Henderson plans an open dance on August 6 in conjunction with Lawton's annual birthday celebration. The event will be held at the Hotel Lawtonian with Henderson serving as vice president and organizer.
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One Killed As Car Strikes Cotton Pickers Truck
A car struck the rear wheels and axle of a cotton pickers truck near Waco Texas last night sending 11 cotton pickers onto the highway. One person, Nora Rime Williams 37 of Arp Texas, was killed and seven hospitalized. Five truck occupants and two car occupants were hospitalized.
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Religious Denominational Diversity Hosts in U S
A survey notes over 250 distinct religious denominational organizations operate in the United States, reflecting wide doctrinal variety and organizational structures across the country.
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