Confederates Honor Veterans at Biloxi Reunion Parade
Biloxi Miss June 6 The Army of the Confederacy formed ranks for the fortieth reunion grand parade a five mile procession of 3500 aged veterans joined by over twenty patriotic units led by the United States Marine Band The reunion includes speeches and elections for Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans leadership.
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Biloxi
Miss
Army of the Confederacy
Miss. Jume
John R. Kennedy
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans of the Gray
Southland
Stephens
Sneed
L. W. Stephens
Coushatta
Army of Tennessee
Confederate Veterans
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma City
Charles T. Norman
Richmond
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Montgomery
Houston
Texas
L. W. Clairborne
New Roads
Louisiana
Homer Atkinson
Petersburg
Army of Northern Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Chapman
R. D. Chapman
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Pacific States
J. W. Hollis
Little Rock
Ark
Graf Zeppelin Rides Air Majestically
Lyons France June 6 A violent storm area descends on the Rhone Valley as Graf Zeppelin maneuvers to seek clear waterway toward its home port Friedrichshafen Weather officials warned Dr Hugo Eckener of the approaching storm and expect a detour He is believed to reach Friedrichshafen around 7 pm after a three continent tour
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Lyons
France
Rhone Valley
Graf Zeppelin
Friedrishafen
Weather Bureau
Hugo Eckener
Friederishafen
Golf Pro J Cliff Kupper Die En Route to Hospital
J Cliff Kupper age 24 golf professional at Hillcrest Country Club died today while being transported to a hospital after being found unconscious in his wrecked car near San Antonio. Police investigate possible theory he was dragged and abandoned. He was a member of the National Professional Golfers Association.
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United Press
San Antonio
J. Cliff Kupper
Hillcrest Country Club
Kuppe
Moody denies Petsch acts as his emissary
Governor Moody stated that Representative Alfred Petsch did not go to Houston to confer with Ross Sterling as Moody’s emissary. He said he has given Petsch no power of attorney and declined further political remarks. He plans to attend the state Democratic executive committee meeting in Austin on Monday.
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United Press
Austin
Moody
Alfred Petsch
Houston
Ross Sterling
Democratic Executive Committee
Regu
Pet Vh
Roadster Crash Kills Driver in Dallas Bus Collision
A roadster driven by Azelle Pitts collided with a city bus at a Dallas street intersection. Pitts was crushed beneath the bus and died. Mrs Opal Pruitt, 16, suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries while another man was injured and a woman was critically harmed.
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United Press
Dallas
Azelle Pitts
Opal Pruitt
Band Concert Promises Fine Night for All
Bandmaster Riggs invites the public to a band concert described as a fine night of music. Families are urged to attend to hear the band, mingle with friends, and enjoy the evening's offerings.
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Riggs
Mexican goodwill flier starts non stop Mexico City attempt
Colonel Roberto Fierro who left Kelley Field at 7 am bound for New York will try a direct flight to Mexico City starting from San Antonio. He represents Mexican goodwill and began the journey today.
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Ly United Press
San Antonio
Roberto Fierro
Kelley Field
New York
Mexico City
Peaches and Squash Highlight Fannin County Exhibit
Kimmins Williams presents Mamie Ross peaches noted as some of the finest seen in Fannin County. The display also features Neel Sherrod's twin squash or squashes in the exhibit window.
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Kimmins Williams
Mamie Ross
Fannin County
Neel Sherrod
Man Drowns While Fishing Near San Leon
The body of Van Nix aged 28 was sent today to Oklahoma City after drowning while fishing near San Leon. His wife and daughter said a fish pulled the pole from his hand and he waded after it into a hole and sank.
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United Press
Houston
van Nix
San Leon
Oklahoma City
Nix
Earth Science Fantasia on Atoms and Energy
The article presents a vibrant, fictional lecture by Herman Rosenthal claiming Earth’s slow death is halted by atomic energy. It extols atoms as tiny universes with electrons circling nuclei, and imagines bricks containing vast energy, while blending scientific terms with grandiose speculation about atomic structure and energy.
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Herman Rosenthal
Dallas
Earth
Boy Travels 10000 Miles With One English Word
Ten year old George Minin journeys from China to St. Louis covering 10000 miles using a single English word good-bye. He reunites with his father a former Cossack after long separation beginning aboard ship with Russian speaking passengers who pass him to the train conductor in San Francisco.
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ST. Louis
George Minin
China
George
San Francisco
Editors Seek Amendment in Public Opinion Poll
A Carnegie Institute student’s poll reports 320 daily American newspapers split on the Eighteenth Amendment. One hundred eighty favor enforcement, fifty two back modification, eighty support repeal, indicating broad but uneven support for strict enforcement across the press.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
St Louis Moves To Silence Night Noise In City
The Board of Aldermen considers an ordinance to ban unnecessary noise. It would require quieter truck loads and prohibit construction noise between 10 PM and 7 AM. Pile drivers steam shovels pneumatic hammers and hoists would be halted if passed.
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ST. Louis
Board of Aldemen
Novel swimming pool towed to Stockholm by engineers
A floating concrete bathhouse with filtered water has been built for Stockholm from designs by Gustaf Heijkenskeld and Tore Hyden. It rests on a large wooden float, was made at Nyko ping, and towed to its destination near the capital. The pool measures 19 1 2 by 55 1 2 feet and is 9 feet deep with steam and showers. The house houses a heating plant and maintains a steady water and air temperature even in winter. Water is renewed every seven hours and is pretreated to remove bateria before use.
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Stockholm
Stockhoh
Gustaf Heijkenskeld
Tore Hyden
Nykoping
Eleven of the Seventeen Are in Prison
In Chickasha Oklahoma eleven of seventeen men charged with rioting in the mob murder case of Henry Argo remain jailed. The riot count follows a coroner ruling that the black suspect died from gunshot wounds likely fired by Jud Brown. The complaint includes murder conspiracy to destroy public property arson theft and assault and battery with George W. Skinner named in connection to the attempted attack on the woman.
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United Press
Chickasha
Okla
Henry Argo
Jud Brown
George W. Skinner
Escape after attempted baby kidnapping near Bells Texas
A 200 pound unidentified Black man tried to abduct a Grayson County baby at a farm near Bells. He demanded entry, fled when refused, and a posse of about twenty officers and citizens pursued him into a thicket before he escaped.
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Sherman
Ciizens
Grayson County
E. Elliott
Bells
Mississippi flood control funds released by army engineers
The United States Army announces a $24,000,000 flood control allotment for the Mississippi Valley. In Japan, reports from TSURUGA describe alleged oppression and harsh tactics by Soviet authorities in Vladivostok as returned Japanese claim confiscation of property and police action. Other arrivals cite Soviet measures affecting residents and a Russian fishing boat operator faces a 1600 ruble fine for alleged sanitary equipment violations.
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United Press
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Lytte Brown
Army Engineers
Tsuruga
Japan
Vladivostok
Siberian
Kame
Seki
Vlad. Tuk
Bea Budin
Viladivenstuk
Ness
Weather summary for Texas with rain and clouds
Temperature for 24 hours ending at 7 am today shows a high of 8 and a low of 62 inches of rainfall recorded. East and West Texas expect partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with a chance of local thundershowers in the north.
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East
West Texas
Nouth
A Q Nash Dies in Cincinnati and Buried in Sherman
A Q Nash of Sherman Texas died in Cincinnati Ohio and was buried in Sherman. The obituary notes he was among the early faculty of the local college and taught mathematics. He left Sherman about twenty years ago and is survived by Mary Nash and two sons. A Morris County resident was badly burned by a lightning strike that also affected two horses and a dog.
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Sherman
Tex
Shea
Shernan
Cine
Mary Mens
Pau
John Nash
Painet
Sherma
Nash
Mary Nash
Olleze
Sherman Abe
Morris County
Newton Wansasan
Kansasity Star
Pine beetle battle hits Flathead forest in heavy rains
In Missoula Montana authorities and allies wage war on a pine beetle blight in the Flathead forest as heavy rainfall hastens damage. Woodpeckers feast on infested trees and the attack weakens trunks while bark beetle colonies expand under wet conditions.
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Mont Jane O
Flathead Forest
Ima
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