Oklahoma floods swamp towns with record rainfall
Dozens of streets in Enid and Dover faced extensive flooding as Cimarron and other rivers swelled. Highway closures from Ringwood to Enid, Saint Marys Hospital basement flood, and up to eight feet of water inundated Enid’s highway network while forecasts warned of further downriver rises near Guthrie and Perkins.
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Ierei
Taku
Tennessey
Enid
Dover
Cimarron
Wayne Mullen
Eaid
Enicc
Wos Crock
Highway Patrol
St. Mary's Hospital
Okarche
Deni
Blennessey
Tulsa
Cener
Guthrie
Perkins
Panhandle
Thice
M. Foe
Alpine
Camp Houston
Ringwood
Salt Fork Creek
Hollis
Skeleton Creek
Hennessey
Eletay Creel
King US
Peer
Black Bear Creek
Skelpiar Creek
Crescent
Fennessey
Hing’ Sounder Salon
Art Walters
Tinenes Clipper
al. Rendre
Wailers
Stenne Seine
Oriando
Sage County
Oklahoma
Dover-Kingfisher
Ponca City
Toara
Tornado Deaths and Damage Reported in Panhandle Night
A tornado cut a path through Goldston and Clarendon area causing multiple injuries and at least one death. Relatives describe extensive damage as power failed and debris filled streets. State troopers and doctors rushed to Delp and surrounding towns while communications were interrupted.
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Willon
Cherisie Be
Chick
Silverton
Quiledue
Tex
Department of Public
Amintville
Panhandle
Goldston
Norh
Clarendon
List of injured and names after Lone Star incident and related notes
The report lists numerous injured individuals from Lone Star, Silvertont, Plainview and nearby areas. It names Bruce Stephens and family members, unidentified Mexican girls aged 7 to 12, and several adults in critical or serious condition at Lone Star, Silverton, Plainview, and Amarillo hospitals. It mentions Rob ert Freeter, Mrs. E. Puckett, and local residents with varying ages and conditions. The narrative ends noting Thomas Willett as the first English speaking mayor of New.
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Bruce Stephens
Allen Stephens
Rhonda Kay Stephens
Stephens
Sam Thompson
Hos
Yaly Hey
Domingo Rivas
Lone Stay
Loeckney
Tex
E. Puckett
Lone Star
Mel. Turkett
Linda
Pal
Silvertont
Joe Gallington
Gallington
Ra Jay
Silverton
Lpeckney Hospital
Tommy Noble
Boyd Bingham
Irene Gallington Adams
Plainview
Robert J. Freeter
Northwest
Amarillo
William Proctor
Luke Thompson
Whitfield
Parker
Robert Proctor, Jr
Thompson
Bids On School To Be Opened At Fort Sill
Bids for an eight room addition to Fort Sill Post Children's School were to be opened at 2 p.m. today in the school's cafeteria. The project, financed by federal aid, follows Public Law 815 for buildings on military reservations. Architects Paul Harris of 3107 Gare is overseeing designs for 525 student capacity. current enrollment is about 700.
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Fort Sill
Post Children’s School
Paul Harris
Gare
National forecast: colder trend with widespread cooler temperatures
The national outlook calls for below normal temperatures across most of the nation while only the northwest and extreme southeast regions are warmer than normal. The eastern half has cooled after a 30 day unseasonable warm period. Precipitation is expected to be near or above normal except along the west coast and north of the Great Lakes.
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Great Lakes
Northwest hats with wool and flour fibers described
A historical note describes men wearing oberon hats in northwest Argentina made from wool and flour fibers. The item highlights unusual material usage and regional attire without detailing broader context or dates.
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Argentina
Army parade marks Lawton’s big anniversary celebration
AFD events highlight ten year military era with a downtown parade at 10 20 a.m. featuring five civic bands and 1 000 soldiers. Exhibits run 1 5 p.m. including Army artillery units. Fred Korth to speak at a noon luncheon at Fort Sill Officers Club honoring local AFC committees and Lawton officials. Maj Gen Thomas E de Sharo invites civilians and retired personnel as guests.
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AFD
Department of Defense
U.S. Army Artillery and
Salunday
Fort Sill
Lawton Chamber of Commerce Afc
Lawton - Fort Sill
U. S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Lawton
Thomas E. de Sharo
Fort Sill Hosts Eighth Armed Forces Day Parade
Post marks its eighth annual Armed Forces Day celebration. Fort Sill officials emphasize public access to defense efforts in artillery and missile fields. Col Ret E C Williams chairs the AFD committee with Lt Col J R King as project officer. Brig Gen John F Bird and Col H L Sanders marshal the parade.
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Fort Sill
E. C. Williams
AFD
J. R. King
John F. Bird
Col
H. L. Sanders
52Nd FA Group
Atomic Lab Blast Injures 4 At Brookhaven
Four persons were injured in a chemical explosion at Brookhaven National Laboratory yesterday. Director Dr. Leland Haworth said no nuclear radiation was involved. The blast hit the hot laboratory testing bromine and fluorine compounds to dissolve irradiated natural uranium.
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Brookhaven
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Leland Haworth
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Runday Mail
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Press & Sun
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New
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Mathes
Tesla
Fiat
McCord
C Avenue
McCeord
Post
National van Lines
National
National Expo
America
National War Lines
Lawton Beltway
Cache Rd
Ot Zole
Leece-Neville
R. M. Dodson
Bates
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