Senators Resolve Dam Plan Dispute Over Millwood Reservoir
Senate and House panels clash on a plan to freeway seven upstream dams in Arkansas and Oklahoma alongside the Millwood Reservoir. Senator Harris backs starting Millwood first while Kerr pushes concurrent starts, a vetoed bill’s revival faces new revisions.
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Congress Moves to Trim Budget and Rebuffs Tightening Proposals
A House Appropriations subcommittee warned that cutting federal spending requires stopping new projects rather than relying on magic devices. Congress passed a fourth trimmed appropriations bill, cutting over $500 million from an $5.9 billion request for operating 18 agencies.
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Chiang Kai-Shek warns against easing embargo on Communist China
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek told United Press in a exclusive interview that any relaxation of the embargo by the United States and Britain would aid the Chinese Communists. He warned Western powers to avoid moves that could undermine the embargo and said China needs help while accusing Communists of seeking to draw American scientific knowledge through cultural exchanges. He denied reports of an imminent Communist peace and said the mainland would not gain independence from Formosa.
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Current Drought Not Ended Yet
A Geological Survey official told an Inter-Agency committee that it is too early to gauge the current drought’s severity or extent. He noted earlier droughts affected 600 counties across 14 states, with over a million people and large agricultural areas in the west of the Mississippi, and warned dust storms may recur in the four state region.
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Highway funding to start on 19 road jobs in Oklahoma
Within nine days more than 42 million dollars in highway funding projects will begin. Highway Director C. A. Stoldt announced 19 work orders totaling 4,582,785. Grading and land drainage are the main tasks for 73 miles of construction, with 24 miles paved. The orders include 13 miles of four lane construction in McClain and Tulsa counties.
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Traffic crashes in Oklahoma blamed on driver violations
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports 92 percent of last year's traffic accidents stemmed from driver violations. Failure to yield right of way was the top offense, with excessive speed leading rural-area crashes.
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MK and O Wins Tulsa Bus Franchise
MK and O Transit Lines will start Tulsa operations July 1 with 86 buses and add 14 more by September. W. P. Hicks, VP, said the company won the franchise in a special vote two months prior, taking over from Tulsa City Lines which held the charter 20 years. The new franchise runs 25 years.
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Jaycees Welcome New Member in Lawton Club Meeting
Lexey Tahdooalmippah at 205 North Third was welcomed as a new member of the Lawton Jaycee organization during the weekly noon meeting. Dr. Ernest Winter spoke to members on dentistry and compared past and present practices.
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Fire consumes large marshmallow shipment in Chicago
Residents on Chicago's North Side woke to the scent of toasted marshmallows after about 24 000 pounds of confection were consumed in a Wednesday blaze at the Curtis Cundy Co. The incident drew attention for the massive sweet loss and its impact on local supply.
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