Rio Grande Flood Reaches Gulf Amid Record Tide near Mercedes
Rio Grande swelled to 18.6 feet as crest neared the Gulf of Mexico with levees holding north of the river. Mexico’s Matamoros faced prior flood damage while Cameron Hidalgo cropland flooded near La Feria. Officials estimate 2,500 flood patrols, no loss of life expected as Harlingen arroyo prepared to absorb overflow.
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Flood Tragedy Clears Crow Creek Lowlands Search for Bodies
In chamberlain South Dakota flood rescue teams comb flood swept lowlands near Crow Creek Reservation searching for bodies after a four foot wall of water drowned eight people. The dead include Pred Loudner and wife their children Caroline Betty and William Sol LaPlante and daughter Elberta. Mrs Loudner washed 22 miles from home. Denver flood toll rises with two dead and possible three missing as waters recede in six streams.
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Uncertain toll in crash and flood reports prompt cautious tally
Property damage near one million dollars was cited by authorities. Mrs. Elizabeth James, 86, and her 9-year-old grandson Benny James were reported missing. Two unidentified boys were said to be in a car that skidded into the Platt River, a claim authorities regarded as erroneous. A farmer was reported drowned south of Littleton but this was unsubstantiated. The text notes possible repeal support versus convention delegates and suggests light early voting.
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Maine Ballots List Delegates For Wet Or Dry Elections
A continued note from page one shows that counties will list 4 to 26 delegates alphabetically on ballots. In each county a majority decides whether wet or dry delegates will represent the area.
Polish balloonists finish long trek for Bennett race update
Captain Francisek Hynek and Lieutenant Zbigniew Brzynski, Polish balloonists, recovered in Rivière à Pierre after two nights of sleep and hearty meals. They trudged 90 miles through forests and mountains to reach the railway, seeking news of rivals in the James Gordon Bennett balloon race amid hunger and cold.
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Ice Freezes Beneath Surface of Stream Under Calm Conditions
Ice forms at the bottom of a stream even when the surface shows no freezing, indicating subsurface cooling or flow regimes can produce ice under clear, calm water. The phenomenon highlights complex thermal dynamics in freshwater systems.
Amarillo College of Music marks 20 years of growth
The Amarillo College of Music, founded 20 years ago by Emil F. and Lila Myers, has grown from a hesitant start to a major local institution. Ada Richie and Lila Calloway were its first pupils, and Mary McCormic rose from a shy student to an international star. A celebration concert at 7 p.m. featuring a quartet, string trio, and dancing skits will be held with Harold Ensinger leading. No admission charge.
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Amarillo College of Music
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Harold Ensinger
Texas road plan starts rapid countywide work
A new unemployment road program for the Panhandle was approved by relief officials and the Texas Highway Department. It aims to begin 19 county projects within 15 days, with a Federal Bureau of Roads field office to supervise. Amarillo officials submitted the plan and Washington approved it Saturday for immediate mobilization.
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Paramount Star Contest Awards Declared
Decisions identified six top movie stars by features with two prize brackets. First place: Clara Fechner, Mary Ruth Eakens, William L. Dowd, Barbara Gene, Claudia Foster, A. J. Reeves, Maxine Fowler, Pat Grounds and others in addresses listed. Second place: Kathryn Kennedy, C. C. Searcy, June Farnsworth, Nell Proctor, Lillian Crosby, Bournis Fowler, Annetle Henderson, Mrs. George E. Spears and more.
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West Avenue
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North Johnson Street
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Fillmore Street
Maxine Fowler
Pat Grounds
North Johnson Streets
Kathryn Kennedy
C. C. Searcy
Crockett Street
June Farnsworth
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Nell Proctor
North Pierce Street
Lillian Crosby
North Lincoln Street
Bournis Fowler
Annetle Henderson
Jackson Street
George E. Spears
Buchanan Street
What They Jacy Write To Tack Wants To Pay Bills
A 27 year old woman seeks work to pay medical bills. She notes two months unemployed and illness, offering experience in waiting tables cooking nursing and child care and willing to work in or out of town for room.
Markets report from Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City livestock and cattle markets show prices mostly steady to lower for hogs and cattle with top hog prices around 4.10 for 180-215 pound pigs and cattle sales led by good and choice steers. New Orleans cotton opened softer then rallied with October near 8.68 and December 9.02, while the New York Stock Letter describes a slow market with occasional firming in grains metals and select stocks and prospects for the national recovery program.
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Mickey the trained radio bird to sing in Amarillo programs
Donald Bennett brings "Mickey" the trained radio bird to Amarillo for a morning program series titled Friendly Philosophy airing daily except Sundays at 11. The bird, from New England and once on Yankee network, will read poems and provide verses, with proceeds from a forthcoming book aiding hungry children.
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Sunshine Day Fair Opens With 15 New Mexico Counties
Led by bands and state officials, New Mexico Day at the Tri State Fair on Saturday September 30 will draw 15 counties and thousands of school children. General county exhibits fill the Merchant's building with a 12 by 76 foot New Mexico scene painting. Harding Torrance and Guadalupe add a pinto bean display and Santa Fe shows an Indian exhibit. Clovis and Portales bands perform. Governor invited. Counties include Hidalgo McKinley and San Juan.
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Cuban Army Mutiny Prompts Military Cadence in Havana
Havana officers loyal to De Cespedes demand his return after an enlisted men's coup. Grau San Martin, a surgeon with few political ties, faces demands from War Secretary Fer rer and vows to answer today. Junta leaders and mutinous army and navy chiefs seek civil reintegration. Gran San Martin promises respect for all interests and a U S friendly stance.
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Roosevelt Maintains Watchful Waiting On Cuba
President Roosevelt continues a watchful waiting policy over Cuba as Hull and the White House stress impartiality and order. Seventy ships and the seventh marine regiment move near Cuban waters, while a delegation presses for immediate warship withdrawal, Guantanamo evacuation, debt cancellation, and Platt amendment nullification.
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Mrs Speer Improves After Canyon Highway Crash
Mrs. W. L. Speer of 801 Arthur Street remaining in serious condition after a Friday automobile crash on the Canyon highway. Attendants at Northwest Texas Hospital reported her condition improved Monday morning.
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Seek Men Woman For Electric Death
Duke Martin, 40, was shot to death as two men and a woman fled in a car after Martin asked for them at the home of E. McElwain. Barrow testified he stayed on the porch while the pair returned inside. five shots hit Martin in the head, heart, and abdomen. A tropical disturbance near Puerto Rico moved northwest toward the U S coast with winds up to 50 mph.
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Varicose Veins Causes and Modern Treatments
Hereditary valve weakness and prolonged strain can lead to varicose veins, with valves failing to move blood upward. Untreated cases cause swelling, ulcers, and severe pain. early treatment with non surgical sclerosing injections offers safer, more effective relief, as osteopathic practice notes.
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