Heat Wave Disrupts Business and Utilities in City
Prolonged heat reduces demand for air conditioning while stressing power grids. Businesses report slower sales as temperatures soar, and officials warn of strained utilities. Community services note overheating risks for infants and elderly, with some public spaces enforcing cooling measures.
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Pawson
York
Ganaiten
Vasil Oly
Uci
Lashcarpe
Miekun
Passiri Als
Dd Ray Eso
Slayer's Victim Suspected Car Slaying in City
Report says Mrs. Rubes Perkins, a divorced socialite, was stalked before being found murdered outside her apartment. Investigators expect a killer who raped and strangled her with a black scarf, with fifteen officers on the case and former acquaintances sought for questioning. Detectives link the slaying to other complaints in the area.
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Oslahoma City
Rubes
Perkins
Sul
Eifteen
Oklahoma City Exposition Promotes Treasure Cake and Prizes
The Semi centennial celebration features a lip shaped Oklahoma cake with gold plated chess pieces valued at about $500 and a treasure distribution to merchants. Twelve prizes will be distributed by the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and the Semi Centennial Commission as part of Press Day events attended by about 500 editors.
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Oklahoma City
Ain
Tnesla
Titephan
Bemi-Centennial Commissio
Congress Today confronts Idaho Power tax write offs
United Press reports Congress debates public power issues with Idaho Power in focus. Senators Morse and others challenge the company’s last minute tax write off privileges tied to the Hells Canyon dam projects. Debate centers on public versus private power and impending votes.
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United Press Washington
Renute
Idahho Piven Co
Hells Canyon Lamprates' Sdi
Richard N. Neubergh
Ore
Lyndon EL
Idaho Power
Thales
Rampbany
Sen Wasne Morse
D-Ore
Sen
Miauik
Omieve
Ny Volys
Tito
Sim
Sethorn
Pelisa Currey
Serle al Whitlouse
Aya
Brea
London
Senate
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Colmniteen
House
Guganstic
Sam Jay Burs
Chaiiain
John L. Altes Oetar
Farmers Approve Marketing Quotas in Wheat Referendum
Preliminary returns from 36 commercial wheat states show 88.2 percent of farmers voting favored rigid marketing quotas for their crop. The vote marks the fifth straight year quotas have been approved, with the Agriculture Department tallying results as positive and opposition modest.
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Washington
This Man Is for Hire Insurance Counsel Available Around the Clock
The Bill Smith Agency offers a broad economical insurance program with 24/7 access for counsel and service. The firm markets real estate, insurance and loan services and promises experienced professional handling.
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Anoiker
Bill Smith Agency
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