Thunderstorms Dampen Heat Across Eastern Area
Severe storms moved through the eastern region cooling the heat wave briefly as heavy rain soaked parts of New York and nearby areas. The forecast noted strong winds and possible localized flooding with crews reporting downslope gusts and scattered power outages in several counties.
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Schweitzer Praises Plea on Test Ban Seeks Wider View
The report notes Schweitzer expressing satisfaction with the test ban appeal and urging broader public view. It mentions cautious optimism and calls for continued discussion to advance nuclear restraint and safety.
Teen Agers Die In State Wrecks
Two teenage boys died in separate state highway crashes overnight. A hit and run driver is suspected in one death, while the other occurred when a companion tried to jump a wallet in a car and lost control. One victim may have served in the Air Force in Nebraska. The wreck occurred near Guyton and Visita, with the car overturning in a wheat field.
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Dawns
Massive Alaska Forest Fire Expands Across Interior
A vast Alaska blaze, estimated at 509000 acres, rages in the interior with high winds and dry heat hampering efforts. Reports describe 100000 acres burning near Slee town and 170000 acres aflame near McGrath with about 250 firefighters on scene. Alaska agencies warn no relief in sight as flames advance rapidly.
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Anchorage
Bureau of Land Management
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Oklahoma City Stores Close To Hike Exposition Attendance
Oklahoma City stores shorten hours and many firms let employees off a half day to boost attendance at the exposition. Yesterday's crowd reached 19 985 as Oklahoma City and county workers joined state anniversary events and the large turnout aimed to mark the semi centennial celebration.
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Oklahoma
Odas
Communion Services Schedule At St. Andre's Episcopal
During January ceases midweek communion at St. Andre's Episcopal Church. Rev. Roa Al. Prints Cedar said the midweek service will resume August 1. Rev. Pranty announced the plan.
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GOP Has Trouble Peddling Donkey in New Mexico
SANTE FE New Mexico Republican figures report trouble finding work for a political mascot. State comptroller Hartman, a Republican, struggles to place a jailed inmate resigned to unemployment. Hartman attempts removal or sale of the man to Bill Wahn of Albuquerque, deeming the mascot a political embarrassment and unnecessary.
Council Figures Football is First
Oklahoma City officials report the Legislative Council executive committee will meet at Greenleaf Lake near Muskogee on September 16. The date was debated due to a Friday the 13th superstition and a Cherokee Strip celebration nearby, but no changes were needed and members may attend.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Legislative Council
Greenleaf Lake
Muskogee
Harold Shoemake
Greenleaf
Pittsburgh
Shaomale
Shiut
Roy Grantham
Ponca City
Coffee consumption hits record 125 billion cups in 1936
The American Coffee Bureau reports Americans drank more than 125 billion cups of coffee in 1936, a record. The finding underscores growing national interest in coffee consumption."
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New York
Fan American Coffee Bureau
Oklahoma State Hospital Association eyes welfare plan boycott
Oklahoma City four district meetings set for Wednesday to decide whether to boycott the Public Welfare program offering half-cost reimbursements for indigent patients. Association president Jack Shrode notes likely nonparticipation, while welfare director L. E. Rader says payments begin July 1 at half actual cost. About 150 000 people eligible under a 10 million dollar plan funded by state and federal governments. District meetings at Sequoyah State Park Lodge Wes ley Hospital Quartz Mountain Park Lodge and St Marys Hospital Enid. Trustees will finalize statewide policy Thursday.
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Oklahoma Hospital Association
Public Welfare Commission
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Shrode
Sequoyah State Park Lodge
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St. Marys Hospital
Enid
Shrove
State plan aims to fund charity patients
Rader said the welfare commission will not engage hospitals or the association but will have payment money ready when hospitals request it. Shrode warned that without hospitals seeking payment, the program will not begin, leaving charity patients unpaid.
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Welfare Commission
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