Services Held for Mrs. Evelyn Baldwin
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Evelyn Grace Baldwin at Bushland Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Pryde officiating and burial in Llano Cemetery. She was the wife of farmer T. J. Baldwin and a Baptist. Survivors include her husband three daughters two sons her mother three sisters and two brothers.
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Evelyn Grace Baldwin
Robert Pryde
Bushland Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs and Son
Baldwin
T. J. Baldwin
Bushland
Ben Fogg
James ‘Walton
A. B. Brooks
Hobson Moss
W. J. Hill
O. E. Austin
R. C. Popkin
Hewitt
J. Witherspoon
Smith
Tommy
Ralph
J. M. Goodwin
Wichita Falls
C. R. Taylor
George Howard
Frank Newberry
Aransas Pass
Joe Goodwin
Colorado Spring
Dallas
Weather Storms and Flooding Hit Texas Towns Across State
Report describes heavy rain and hail from Amarillo to D'Hanis with wind gusts, and flash floods in Uvalde Sabinal Hondo D'Hanis and Sabinas. Towns flooded highways washed out trains delayed, thousands evacuated, rivers rose to record levels.
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Uvalde
Texas
Hondo
Sabinal
D’hanis
Here
Cline
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad
el Paso
Nueces
Leona
Leonard
Clutts
Sabinas
Laredo
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Frio
Dilley
Derby
Memphis
Prairie Dog
Estelline
Buffalo Flat
Turkey
NRA ruling prompts Roosevelt push for constitutional changes
President Roosevelt reframed the court's NRA decision as a test of federal power and urged Congress to either propose a constitutional amendment enabling broader control or rally public support to shift the court's philosophy. He warned of widespread economic disruption and a 36-cent wheat and five-cent cotton scenario if crop programs are abandoned.
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Roosevelt
Floods devastate Colorado and Wyoming. storms widespread
Floods across the eastern slope of the Rockies sweep through Colorado and Wyoming causing at least 15 known deaths and widespread damage. Fort Morgan, Sterling, Kiowa, and Elbert are hardest hit with bridges washed out and thousands of acres inundated. Rescue efforts continue as missing persons counts rise.
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South McCook
Trenton
Here
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Fort Morgan
Sterling
Platte River
Sorrings
Colorado Springs
Kiowa
Elbert
Sugar Bowl
Emma B
Clark
Donald Cimino
Ivywild
Soren Anderson
FE. C. Greenstreet
Mary, Goff
Grace Emmaheiser
Goff
Lolo Gishe
Willis Stracklen
Glenda
Fred W. Phifer
Woodrow
Wheatland
George Garnett
Cherry
NRA at a Glance Intra-state powers under NRA debate
President Roosevelt framed the Supreme Court NRA ruling as a public settlement of federal versus state power over economic matters. He warned it signals abolition of the federal alcohol control admin and endangers the agricultural adjustment administration and the securities exchange commission. Congress foresees interstate extensions and state compacts, while a constitutional amend ment to regulate intra state commerce faces opposition. House liberals seek a general convention, and Johnson and Richberg clash amid NRA counsels. NRA offices nationwide ordered to file daily reports on code compliance.
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Borah
Idaho
NRA
Congress
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
High Court
House
Rep. Keller
Illinois
Federal Trade Commission
Long Island
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Federal
Alcoholic Control Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Securities Exchange Commission
Senate
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Johnson
Plan for Trial in Clergyman Slaying Advances
Orange District Attorney Hollis Kinard said a trial for the crusading clergyman could occur by June 17 or 24 with the death penalty sought. The grand jury convenes Monday as Kinard moves ahead. O'Reilly was shot downtown. the preacher was arrested after fleeing. Police had earlier detained Eskridge, recently baptized by the same minister, for impersonating an officer during a nightclub raid.
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Hollis Kinard
Orange
Kinard
O'Reilly
de Ridder
Eskridge
Five Million Control Projects Proposed Across States
The plan expands demonstration projects in nearly every state. Bennett’s submission adds to ongoing programs funded by a $14 million Public Works Administration emergency allotment and large erosion efforts in the Southwest to be built by Civilian Conservation Corps camps over the next six months.
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Bennett
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Abduction Case Ties Volney Davis to $200000 Ransom
A report notes Volney Davis in contact with abductors who demanded 200000 dollars. An authority hinted at a possible 25000 dollar reward to secure the boy’s release via new channels. University of Washington student Fred Stojack reintroduced the Henchman Davis name into the case.
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Fred Stojack
University of Washington
Henchman Davis
Todas Stojjack
Elgin Bank Robbery Ends With Shootout Wounding Five
Gunmen robbed the Elgin bank with two girls present then fled by car. A deputy and an Oklahoma City group stormed a nearby cabin as a chase ended in a volley. Five people were wounded including A. G. Everett and Ralph Beeds. $600 was recovered from the cabin.
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A. G. Everett
Elgin Bank
Ralph Beeds
Elgin
Everett
Beeds
Wilson
Stanley Rogers
United
Fritz McCarty
Comanche County
McCarty
Evelyn Ezell
Mr. Stevens
Jury weighs self defense in Cato case amid gun and guard remark
The court heard arguments on whether Cato’s actions amounted to manslaughter or murder in a confrontation involving a sheriff armed with a machine gun and bullet-proof vest. U S Attorney Eastus compared Cato to Capone’s protection, while Judge Wilson urged careful legal instruction before charging the jury.
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Cato
Wilson
Stafford
United States
Clyde Co. Eastus
Devastation Hit Larkana Shikarpur and Ratadero Area
The region recorded 000 inhabitants lost 80 percent. Larkana Shikarpur and Ratadero villages suffered severe damage. Thousands fled and slept in the open after praying to their Hindu gods for salvation.
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Larkana
Shikarpur
Ratadero
Races Hit By Strong Wind At Local Track
A large crowd witnessed yesterday’s program as high south wind slowed distance races. Dorothy FE won race one over Sky lark with $6.80 to place. Sweetheart paid $3.60 for second. Birdie Wrack captured race five at $7.20, with Young Lion close behind. Fair Robert led the sixth race to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy FE
Skylark
Sweetheart
Star Light
Tiger
Thelma D ‘Or
Uncle Mitch
Stanizar
Tender Heart
Noel
Dress
Ask John
Young Lion
Birdie Wrack
L. Goddard
Bill Falahee
Fair Robert
Debate Over Co Defendants in Cato Case
The article reports on defense and prosecution arguments in the Cato case as Judge Wilson weighs the motion for an instructed verdict of acquittal. Counsel for Cato and Morgan contend the provocation must involve the deceased, not an intervening party, while Kitchen’s attorney disputes the theory that the Sheriff went to the veterinarian to commit murder. The judge notes possible jury instructions about self defense and felony involvement.
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Cato
W. P. McLean
Morgan
Stafford
C. C. Crenshaw
Kitchen
Wilson
Quetta Earthquake Death Toll Reaches into Hundreds
The tremors near 3 A.M. devastated Quetta and Baluchistan, killing at least three white children and many civilians, while soldiers and officials led relief efforts. Notable victims included Meredith Jones and Mrs. Bradford. aviators Charles Paylor and Sir Norman Carter survived in a warning vehicle, as mass casualties followed collapsing buildings.
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Meredith Jones
British Political Department
Bradford
Francis
Charles Paylor
Norman Carter
Carter
Quetta
Punjab
Baluchistan
Mastung
Go Yonder and Fair Robert Spark Photo Finish Rivalry
Van Law led from the outset and won by three lengths over Princess Queen in race seven at the track. Bunting Lad triumphed in the mile and 16 final as the popular favorite, edging Strong Bow and Patuxtant. Bud of Clayton New Mexico captured a 1 8 mile sprint, leading from the start and paying 2.30 to win.
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Toy Boy
War Dust
Fair Robert
van Law
Princess Queen
Fair Lela
Bunting Lad
Yarrow
Strong Bow
Patuxtant
Bud
Clayton
N. M
Rosamond R
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Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
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W. C. Fields
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Paramounts
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Certified Public Accountant
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Shriners’ Carnival
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