Record Tornado Season Surges Past Halfway Milestone
Washington dispatch notes more than 600 tornadoes have struck the U S by mid-June, with experts saying the season is about half complete. Meteorologist Reichelderfer explains a western trough and arctic air collide with warm Gulf moisture to fuel violent storms, while Congress debates funding for research and radar tech.
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Toy Maker Hal Boyle Says Toys Outperform Banking
Hal Boyle recalls leaving banking after a decade to design safe affordable toys. He built a toy empire with Gail’s help, testing products in 34 nurseries and selling through 30,000 outlets. Teachers judge durability and value. cheap plastics enabled mass distribution and growth.
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Arrival Near For Mayflower At Provincetown Approach
Reports say the Mayflower II nears Provincetown Cape Cod after sailing from Plymouth. Capt. Alain Villiers notes speculation on arrival as winds shift while Weather Bureau forecasters express uncertainty about a favorable breeze. Mayflower II plans a one day stop, then proceeds to New York Harbor for summer tourism before permanent Plymouth berthed status.
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Samuel Penn
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AP CTU Wage Talks Continue Extended to Midnight
AP and Commercial Telegraphers Union agreed to extend their contract to midnight Wednesday June 12 after a wage dispute. Walter Maggiolo of the U S Mediation Service said a meeting would follow and neither side had shifted positions. Original CTU demands were 37 per week per man for one year. union offered 7, AP offered 3. arbitrator Knowlton awarded 4 23 per week per man with delayed benefits. union rejected. Police report a separate incident in Lovington, New Mexico where Cresencis Gongiles, 37, driven by intoxication, struck a vehicle. driver Janey Gonzales the wife was not hurt.
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Meany calls for safeguards laws for welfare pension plans
AFL-CIO chief George Meany told a Senate subcommittee that both employer run welfare and pension plans and union plans can be abused. He noted corruption in company funds, urged nationwide registration and strict accounting, and criticized employers and insurers for not matching unions in self policing. He cited NAM opposition and indicated penalties should apply across all plans if enacted.
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Senate panel delays Bakers probe hearings until June 20
The Senate Rackets Committee postponed further hearings on the Bakers Union until June 20. The delay allows committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy and others to testify at contempt of Congress trials of Teamsters officials Frank W. Brewster and Einar C. Mohn. Brewster led the Western Conference while Mohn was executive vice president. Brewster and Mohn refused to testify earlier and challenged the committee’s jurisdiction.
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Washington
Lawton Girls Win Offices At State Conference
Lawton girls Sandra Banta and Judy Adams win state offices at Oklahoma Girls State session at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha. Banta becomes city clerk for Sooner party. Adams named manager of Lillard City. Both sponsored by local civic groups Lawton BPW and Lawton Rotary.
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Board to Meet for Theatre Executive Session at Perry Allion Home
The Lawson Lide Theatre executive board will gather Thursday at 120212 Lake to discuss a planned organizational tie up. The session was moved from tonight to a later date, with Perry Allion hosting in his residence.
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Perry Allion
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National Cowboy Hall of Fame Recognized by Congress
Six Oklahoma House members introduced a resolution to recognize the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum as a memorial to western pioneers to be built in Oklahoma City with joint sponsorship from 17 western states. Five honorees announced include Will Rogers, Charles Russell, Charles Goodnight, Jake McClure, and Theodore Roosevelt. the museum will be constructed and maintained at no federal cost.
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Washington Bureau
Washington
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National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
Okahoma
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Montana
Charles Goodnight
Texas
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New Mexico
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New York
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Dakotas
Beckwith Elected First Plumbing Inspector for Caldwell Township
Arthur P. Beckwith was elected the town's first plumbing inspector for Caldwell Township, New Jersey. The town has a population around 2,500 and no plumbing code yet. he has not begun inspections.
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Calswell Township
N. J
Arthur P. Beckwith
Constipation relief pitch for Colonain product in old ad style
An advertisement touts a so called thrifty colon causing dry hard stools. It claims Colonain and Colonait provide moistening bulk to stimulate the urge and relieve constipation overnight. Promises safety in pregnancy and claims low cost and easy tablet form at drug counters.
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