Nursing pioneer Dr DaFor named imperial officer
London June 30 Dr Alan Roy DaFor physician who nursed the Dionne quintuplets to one year of life was named an officer of the Order of the British Empire The honor list also elevates John Maschris poet laureate and includes other peerages and knighthoods across the empire DaFor expressed pride in the recognition from Canada and Britain.
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London
Alan Roy DaFor
Wetle
DaFne
Gallanner
Ontaehr
Ohn Maschris
Tod Wedisioe
New Zealand
Viacount
United Kingdom
Gangster Davis captured. Bo Karpis still at large in Barker-Karpis gang
Federal agents trap and arrest Volney Davis in Chicago after he wrote ransom notes while a Tacoma kidnapping case links to the Barker-Karpis gang. Alvin "Bo" Karpis remains free as prosecutors defer Davis's sentencing and search for more gang members continues.
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Davis
Chicago
Barker-Karpis
Alvin
Bo" Karpis
Public Enemy
George F Sullivan
St Paul
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
George Weyerhaeuser
Volney Davis
Seattle
George
F Rodman Titcomb
Titcomb
Elme
Here
Weyerhaeuser
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market notes reveal cattle and beef demand with a higher price trend versus Friday. The report cites direct trade activity, spring calves, and various classes like steers and heifers, noting ample supply and mixed demand factors.
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Kansas City
Kanbar City
Teehee
Ton Peri
Death notices and obituaries from a distant region
The fragmentary text signals a death notice with scattered names and addresses. It mentions individuals such as Moretiead and Hoye along with possible locations and a household on a street, indicating personal memorial details and survivor references amid partial lines.
Government Spending Alas: 11 Months End in the Red
Spending for eleven months reached 3.336 billion 738 million 841 thousand, below the full year estimate of 3.711 billion 660 million 688 thousand. First eleven months expenditures stood at 6.470 billion 205 million 196 thousand versus last year’s 6.371 billion 782 million 726 thousand. Income figures are unclear, but the result shows the treasury in the red versus the prior year’s 587.473 million 98 thousand 455.
Harry Gardner Returns to Work After Crash
A local report states Harry Gardner is back on the job following a vehicle crash near Elk City Oklahoma. Details are incomplete due to text damage but confirm his return to duties and ongoing work.
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Harry Gardner
Nurse Seeks Work Post in Alabama Amid Training Shortage
A graduate nurse writes to Tack seeking job placement in Alabama. She notes state licensure, requests registration guidance, and expresses readiness to work domestically. The appeal reflects staffing needs and calls for help from the readers.
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Alabama
Amarillo to Send Band 79-Piece to Pampa Centenary
Amarillo will send a large delegation led by Bill Beechler and Bob Epperson and the Senior High School Band of 79 to Pampa's Pre Centenn ial Celebration. The group leaves Amarillo Hotel at 10 o clock in special buses and autos. The parade starts at 1 30, with a luncheon at Pampa High School and a rodeo at 2 30 after the parade.
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Amarilla
Pampa
Garford Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
George Briggs
Wilkinson
Amarillo
Bill Beechler
Bob Epperson
Goodwillers
Pampa High School
Tornadoes and Floods Hit Oklahoma Panhandle and Beyond
Weather map shows a north central tornado and Panhandle dust storm with a northeast cloudburst. A tornado demolished ten farm homes along the Oklahoma Kansas line north of Blackwell injuring several. two adults near Mannford—Bob McBride and Tom W Thurmond—suffered serious injuries. Nearby Newkirk two Thompson children were mildly hurt. southeast of Hunnewell the Scotts and three children were bruised. Oklahoma City area saw flooding via Lightning Creek with rapid rise and descent.
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North Central
Panhandle
Oklahoma-Kansas State Line
Blackwell
Mannford
Bob McBride
Tom W. Thurmond
McBride
Thurmond
Newkirk
Jess Thompson
Hunnewell
Kane
Oscar Scott
Oklahoma City
Great Plains flood toll and damage rise across states
Harassed by fear of new floods the Western Great Plains counted its dead from the past week at 120 and property damage across six states at more than 12 million dollars. South Central Nebraska faced the worst impact with 86 deaths as the Republican River rose, while Colorado reported 19, Wyoming 7, Texas 4, and Kansas and Missouri 2 each. The region began reconstruction amid twin disasters of tornadoes and flood surges spanning 200 miles.
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Oxford
Great Plains
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Tree Belt Helped By Much Rainfall
Heavy rains fed shelterbelt planting across Central Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas aiding the $75 million federal development program. H D Cochran national director said the torrential rainfall gave trees planted a strong start and boosted progress nationwide.
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Lincoln
Neb
H. D. Cochran
Cochran
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Farm Buildings Shattered By Harrow Tornado
A tornado carved a 6 mile path east of Perth to South Haven, Kansas, damaging farm buildings and injuring ten people. Among the injured were Mr and Mrs Oscar Scott and their three children, and Mr and Mrs WH Barber of Rome, plus three women in South Haven, with damage pegged near 100000 dollars.
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Wellington
Kan
Harrow
Perth
South Haven
Andy
Oscar Scott
Thei
WH Barber
Rome
Howard Barber
Panl Bacon
Marlin Baron
Driving Rains Slam Texas Regions
Flooding and heavy showers drenched large sections of Texas from West Texas to the central region. Rail line damage and downed trees were reported near Talpa as officials warned of continuing rain and potential further damage.
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Texas
Tripa
West Texas
Army Engineers To Flood Areas Reported Actions
Army engineers plan flood-area operations affecting multiple regions. Officials in Washington outline the method and scope of temporary water management measures and containment priorities.
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Army Engineers
Army
Nebraska
Speaker foresees August recess for Congress
Washington, June 3. Speaker Joseph W Byrnes after talks with President Roosevelt said Congress will likely stay in session until August 1. He rejected an early recess and a special session. Burns noted NRA bill may be needed, while administration plans to revise New Deal laws remain hazy. The commodity exchange bill, tied to the securities act, was to be brought up under suspension of rules later today.
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Washington
U.P
Joseph W. Byrnes
Roosevelt
Congress
Burns
Supreme Court
New Mexico Governor Tingley to Speak at Texas Young Democrats Meet
Governor Tingley will speak Friday in two sessions sharing honors with Texas Governor Allred. New Mexico plans include annexing Panhandle Texas to New Mexico and grooming Wilbur Hawk as a Democrat. The event features state officials, secretaries, adjutants, and uniform police, with several regional and out of state delegates expected.
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Tingley
James V. Allred
Texas
New Mexico
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
Panhandle
Wilbur Hawk
Potter County Club
West Texas
Hugh Anderson
Lubbock
Johnl. McC
Allstate Texas Young Democrats Convention Speakers List
In the Municipal Auditorium sessions feature Gov. Clyde Tingley Elliott Roosevelt and other leaders. Friday 7 30 pm Governor Allred to speak with a Crystal Ballroom dance for delegates. Saturday James Roosevelt regional meetings and talks by Col E O Thompson. A barbecue at Tri-State Fair Grounds and souvenir programs planned.
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Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Elliott Roosevelt
The
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Joseph L. Daley
Albuquerque
Lee Brown
Lordsburg
N. M
Herman Wright
Amarillo
Texas University Club
Garland Smith
Lubbock
J. T. Scott, Jr
Houston
Stanton Dossett
Cameron
James Roosevelt
Col. E. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Pastor turned fugitive extradited in murder case
A Texas pastor fled across the Sabine River into Louisiana after a murder charge tied to the death of an Orange County officer on a downtown street. He was captured near De Ridder hours later and prepared for extradition back to Texas with sheriff approval.
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O'Reilly
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Eskridge
Sabine River
Louisiana
de Ridder
Cain
Texas
W Pate Brown
Brown
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Texas Rangers
W. W. Richardson
Jefferson County
Beaumont
LeCompte
Normandie Sets Record With 748-Mile Day Run
Lloyd Bremen logs 110 hours 27 minutes as Normandie completes 748 miles from noon Saturday to noon yesterday. The voyage averages 29.92 knots, eclipsing Rex’s 736-mile day record.
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Lloyd Bremen
Stratosphere Quest Nears Takeoff as CCC Boy Fights Pneumonia
Army balloonists halted preparations for a historic stratosphere ascent to aid a 19 year old CCC worker in Hot Springs after the Veterans Hospital alerted that Robert Flylik of Tyrndall ND was in need of oxygen. Capt Orvil Anderson ordered oxygen cylinders and prepared for a six hour supply then departed for Denver for more. Doctors said Flylik was improving and could leave the oxygen tent today if weather allows the launch.
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U.P
X— Army
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Hot Springs
Robert Flylik
Tyndall
Orvil Anderson
National Geographic Society
U. S. Army
King John Troops Parade Amid Garter Ceremony In London
The king and four of his sons took part in the Garter ceremony with two Indian princes and various aides. US military attaches attended while Queen Mary watched from a window with the Duchesses of York and Kent and Elizabeth and Margaret Rose. The king paused to salute the queen during the ceremony.
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Order of the Garter
United States
Raymond E. Lee
Court of St. James
Hayes A. Mroner
John W. Monahan
Air
Queen Mary
Horse Guards
Duchesses of
York
Kent
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Hoover interview addresses merit and political power
The article quotes Hoover criticizing plans to mobilize citizens into a political bureaucracy and arguing jobs should go to the merit winner. It notes Hoover, the only Iowan to become U.S. president, downplays political significance of his return, urging caution about government limiting liberty and rights as he notes entering life at a pivotal moment.
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United States
Hoover
Troubled Over Future Youth Voices Government Limits
The former President expresses concern about future youth, warning that government actions may curb inspiration and opportunities. He notes that old age and misfortune deserve protection, but criticizes reliance on political favoritism and pensions, urging resilience and self-reliance.
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Iowa
America
Industry voices press fair methods amid Supreme Court debate
The article notes Borah and Shouse criticizing fault-finding of the Supreme Court and reports Distilled Spirits Institute backing wage and advertising standards. William Green of the AFL denounces efforts to lower wages and living standards, urging resistance to changes amid the National Recovery Act context.
Miners Strike Call, UMWA Resists Oppression
United Mine Workers of America issued a strike call for June 16 midnight urging members to halt work. The description notes workers will be supported in using their economic strength as a shield against oppression and reduced living standards.
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Green
United Mine Workers of America
Two Charged With Burglary at Farm
Lem Bovie and Jack Moore are jailed in Potter County on burglary charges related to the Jack Lively firm at 611 West Sixth Avenue. An examining trial before Justice Bob Clark is set for 2 pm. Police arrested them and handed them to county authorities. an electric drill was taken. Mr and Mrs Horace Griggs and two sons are visiting El Paso on a short vacation, planning to return late week. They are stopping at New Mexico points of interest.
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Lem Bovie
Jack Moore
Potter County
Jack Lively
West Sixth Avenue
Bob Clark
Lively
Horace Griggs
Jim
Bill
el Paso
New Mexico
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