Wind Borne Front Relieves Texas Heat Wave
A cool front driven by a 25 mph wind eases Texas heat, reaching Central Texas by tomorrow. The heat wave has caused many deaths, with 26 confirmed and an unofficial toll of 30 earlier revised to 26 after records check. Temperatures across the state ranged from 102 to 106 as heat relief spreads north and west. Cattle markets in San Antonio and Dallas see heavy shipments and energy for green pastures elsewhere. Dallas and Houston report air conditioning protests and partly unauthorized walkouts by workers.
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Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Texas
Houston
Panhandle
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North Texas
Ellis County
Walter Love
Central
Kaufman
Navarro
Johnson, Hill, Falls, Brazos
Henderson
McLennan
Grimes
Nogales Opens New Sewage Plant At City Waste Facility
Nogales, August 15. The new 250000 dollar Hogales sewage disposal plant is in operation after almost a year of construction. Final checks are underway and the old disposal plant will be demolished. The contractor was M Sundt Construction Company of Tucson.
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Nogales
M. Sundt Construction Company
Tucson
Heads Lopped Off In Battle Of Clans
The Times of India reported from Assam that 100 feuding tribesmen had heads lopped in Naga hills clan warfare near Assam. The headhunting orgy described as the worst in recent Naga history, with trophies worn in garlands and the man with the most heads hailed as clan champion.
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New Delhi
India
Times of India
Assam
Naga Hills
The
Times
Fire system linked to water line sparks hospital fix
Robert B. Green Hospital directors, fearing a silent risk, authorized 400 to connect their fire system to a water main after workmen found the line extended four feet underground and never connected. The 35 year link to the wrong line prompted immediate action to secure the building.
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San Antonio
Texas
Robert B. Green Hospital
Four Children Die In Flames Near Spokane
Four young children aged up to 11 perished in a cabin fire 15 miles west of Spokane. Sheriff Ralph M. Smith said the Brotherton parents were away but returned to see their home engulfed. The oldest sister Margie, 11, awoke and tried to rescue them before flames forced her outside.
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Deepcreek
Wash
Spokane
Ralph M. Smith
Lawrence Brotherton
Margie
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