Mystery Rivers Could Water Parched Plains This Summer
Washington officials said hidden rivers flowing beneath the land may help end drouth. Morris L. Cooke proposed tapping these streams and building small dams to hold water. Separately, Western railroads consider freight-rate cuts for livestock feed under an ICC order, while Rexford Tugwell warned relief must aid about 97,000 farming families in the Dakotas Montana Wyoming and surrounding states.
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Washington
Morris L. Cooke
Roosevelt
Great Plains Drouth Committee
Western Railroad
Chicago
ICC
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Missouri
Trunk Line
Rexford G. Tugwell
St. Paul
Tugwell
Panhandle rally backs Allred bid for reelection
In a Panhandle radio rally last night voters heard strong support for Gov. James V. Allred in tomorrow’s Democratic primary. The piece cites unofficial surveys and straw polls showing him far ahead, while warning opposed candidates’ claims may vanish under sugar and coloring metaphor.
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James V. Allred
Jimmy
Abilene Man Charged With Murder In Teen’s Death
Joe Totten a filling station operator was arraigned on murder charges after a 14 year old boy Robert Cluney was found dead with a broken neck beside a highway five miles from the Abilene country club. Totten also faces a charge for failing to stop after a minor accident shortly before. The Cluney family survived by parents Mr and Mrs W J Cluney and two sisters. The report notes their recent move from Hamlin and Breckenridge.
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Abilene
Joe Totten
Justice of the Peace
Lindsey P. Walden
Robert Claney
Totten
Cluney
W. J. Cluney
Hamlin
Breckenridge
Childress Index Damaged by Fire
Fire of unknown origin damaged The Childress Index building and stock about 1500 dollars. Flames at 3 30 a m damaged advertising counters five typewriters and desks in the editorial room plus office supplies. Rear machinery spared. Cause: speculation includes spontaneous combustion discarded cigarette wiring or rats. Office resumed work Wednesday morning.
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Childress
Childress Index
Funeral Held for Crash Victim Arthur Stephens
Funeral services were held for Arthur Stephens 49 who died after an automobile crash on a downtown Childress street Tuesday. Elder J D Pinkerton of Kirkland conducted the service at the Church of Christ. He is survived by his widow three daughters Margarette and Ella Lee both of Childress and Mrs Bill Martin of Olympus a son Clarence of Childress four brothers John Brownwood Joe Los Angeles Rufus Brownwood and A F E Wellington and five sisters Mrs Lark Collins of Kirkland Mrs Lula Leach Brownwood Mrs Cook Sheffield Brownwood Mrs W J Gault King and Mrs John Porter Lub-
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A. F E
Wellington
Lark Collins
Kirkland
Lula Leach
Brownwood
Cook Sheffield
W. J. Gault
King
John Porter
Lub
Cooking notes and menus from a summer edition page
The column offers practical kitchen tips and a recipe line about cooking on a hot platter with parsley and paprika. It notes stains cannot be fully removed by washing and shares a breakfast lunch and dinner menu including Grapes cereal cream eggs toast tuna noodles fruit salad ham kohl rabi spinach and icebox pudding with beverages.
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Alun
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Morton
Pimento & P
Fayers
Lekle
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Swift
Scott Tissue
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Prince Albert Tobacco
Jewel
Lux le Pure and Sale
Rinso
Georgia
Freestone
Gee and Vegetables
Green Bean
Colorado
Bell Peppers
Colo
Eben Eee
Armour
Henry Thomson
Bellaire St
F. Underwood
Polk St
L. C. van Shaw
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Geo. M. Waddill
Taylor St
Augusta Young
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