Lone Star Asks Gas Rate Boost in Texas and Oklahoma
M L Bird of Lone Star, Dallas, says the gas utility seeks about 605000 dollars a year more, with a plan to file after meetings with the commission. The company serves 25000 customers in southern counties and notes prior rate increases in 386 Texas towns. He cites higher field gas costs, taxes, and labor/material costs as the rationale.
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M. L. Bird
Dallas
Commission
Lone Star
Texas
Bird
Oklahoma
Frederick
Grandfield
Grant
Hastings
Hollis
Hugo
Idabel
Lexington
Loco
Manitou
Marietta
Mays‘Mountain
Paoli
Pauls
Jimmy Valentine Jailed In Oregon Case Details
A report describes Jimmy Valentine being jailed in Oregon amid claims that he altered a statement about a boy. The article mentions Mrs Brice, wife of a local official, and an incident involving a student at a school where a person named Hermaid Schauffler allegedly attacked with a dangerous weapon and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedlon
Brice
W Ciameint
George
Schauffler
Oklahoma Politics Dominates Scene With Multiple Candidates
Oklahoma politics centers on potential races for governor and other offices. Bill Logan and Bill Corbin announce campaigns. House Speaker James C. Nance plans another term while Sen. Claude Seaman and others weigh bids. A Sapulpa organizer emphasizes grassroots support across 31 counties as candidates seek party backing.
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Tal
Oklahoma County
Claude Seaman
Waynoka
Easterly
House Education Committee
Bill Corbin
Oklahoma City
Jim Highes
Corbin
James C. Nance
Henry Montgomery
Purcell
Montcaeracare
Nance
R. P
Matthews
Sapulpa Herald
McIntosh County
Sapulpan
Lawton
Bill Logan
Susi
Sbttoreey-Od-Fhneen
Tsepat
Activi
Gainesville
Sheriff's Eee
Ceewa
Oklahoma
Bob Wells
Dear Sal Clears Dust Storms From Kansas Borders
A Salina Journal feature named Sal features a reader letter exchange about dust storms, with Ina from Lawton arguing the dirt originates in Oklahoma. The missive hints at Oklahoma loyalty and a push to exit Kansas toward Oklahoma while preserving cross border identity.
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Salina
Kansas
Sal
Oklahoma
Ina
Kan
Lawton
Sanctuary
A. A
Conti housing plan eyed amid budget debate
House leaders debated a four year construction program proposing 35 000 units annually while a committee capped new starts at 20 000 for the coming year and projected 15 000 more in the next. The 35 000 represents contracts already legally committed. Democrats vow to challenge the housing recommendation amid broader budget cuts across agencies and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Page
Trons
House
Committee
AEC
Veterans’ Administration
Altus delays in irrigation run face legal action
Altus Oklahoma March 25 UP The Altus City council urged irrigation directors to postpone the planned run until lake inflow improves. If not agreed by 9 a.m. Monday the attorney will seek legal action. An immediate lawn watering ban was imposed to show good faith with local farmers. Mayor Kerr cited Bureau of Reclamation figures showing a shortfall risk without inflow. The irrigation district had voted to start a six week run in April unless rains arrive.
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Altus
Okla
Sytnerera
Lake
Svellabie
Ryan Kerr
U. Bureau of Reclamation
Irrigation District Board
Armory project outlined with modern design details
Harris described an armory occupying about 3,000 square feet with a circular aluminum exterior wall and skylights. The facility will include a round domed section, a 28 foot vestibule, offices, classrooms, restrooms, and a large circular walkway.
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Harris
Ling
Oklahoma
Armory
Ana U's
Ting
ToMnis
General Mac Q. A
National Bureau
East Should Be Shown State's Resources Declares Speaker
Oklahoma industry push outlined by Daley as he urged eastern access to state resources. He touted a balanced economy, ample fuel, electricity, water in places, a trained labor force, strong highway rail and air links, and an attractive tax structure to lure capital. Officials noted public service ties and mineral wealth discussion by Burwell.
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Tulsa
Industractions
Daley
Saleh
Oklahoma
Ceme
Public Service
A. P. Burns
Gerald Aoe
The
Oklahoma Geological In
Burwell
Lawton
Weather Bureau Laying Trap For Twisters
Weather Bureau plans a tornado warning network with stations in Abilene and Midland in West Texas and Houston in Southeast Texas under a sponsorship plan. Hardy says readiness and signing hopes hang on details.
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Lexans
Weather Bureau
Eenes 8 Oe
Abilene
West Texas
Houston
Texas
Midland
Hardy
Meeting of minds under strain on farm policy notes
Fragmentary OCR reads as a discussion on teaching work and group policy, emphasizing farm and welfare concerns as key issues. The text hints at preparing to meet any kind of situation, reflecting a collaborative, problem solving mindset among participants.
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Frelen Polices
Astegathe
Eva Eh Ag
Indian hospital staff urged to work 40 hours a week
Disjointed page fragment argues for better medical service and a Bureau role. It notes private medical service should not be a loss to Indians but a gain and mentions an increase to $7,000. It references Indian hospital physicians required to work 40 hours weekly.
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Jimmy Valentine
Oregon
Circus
Wwsurors Realtors
Conti
Lawton Business Houses
C & J Printing CO
J. W. Johnston
Japan
Xin
Orville D. Pope
Appel's Jewelers
D Avenue
Senate
Gilbert-Woods Drug Co
Arctic Circle
Charles E. Green, M.D
Jo G. Andrews
Wolverton Harware
Ea Quick Loans
M&d
E Ave
Sooner
Uaranteed
BERRY
Berry’s Jewelers
Jarold
D Ave
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