Relief forces to rescue 50,000 more under athletics plan
School board adopts a mass athletics plan amid policy shifts that stress actual study hours. The change aims to end loss of study due to expanded relief efforts and to confine school hours to focused classroom time.
Manatee County Board approves all student athletic program
In a special session the Manatee County Board of Public Instruction adopted an athletics reform aimed at all students, favoring weaker, physically needy pupils over select teams. The policy bans ticket sales during school hours and directs athletic emphasis away from top teams toward inclusive participation and credit for all students.
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Slain Partner Hicks Feared Gangsters In Motive Tumult
The widow of Clifford M. Hicks recounts his fears of gangsters before his murder as detectives race to solve the case. Hicks spoke of being robbed of about 5,900 dollars and showed signs of distress after warning that killers were after him. He planned to retreat to the Ozark mountains after further threats.
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Clifford M. Hicks
Elliott W. Major
Kaiser
Hick
Hicks
Gray details sash weight use in Snyder killing trial
Henry Judd Gray testified at the Snyder murder trial detailing how he used a sash weight to strike Albert Snyder. He described disposing of bloodstained clothing in a furnace, hiding the weight, and arranging a burglary story during the chaotic cross examination in New York.
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Snyder
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Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Uth Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Florida House Opposes Gasoline Tax Increase
The Florida House defeated Representative Carn’s one-cent gasoline tax proposal and passed bills including converting idle lands to open fields and reforming court representation for insolvent defendants. Debates touched on street vacancies, fruit sale regulation, soil surveys, juror summons, school funding, and racing bills.
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House of Representatives
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Ocala
Scofield
Getzen
Bushnell
Wester
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Sanford
Bales
Moore Haven
Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
James Booth
St. Petersburg
Duval County
Senate
Waybright
Jacksonville
Hillsborough County
County Board ‘of Public Instruction
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Miami
Booth
Harris
Florida
United States
Post Office Department
Committee of Public Welfare
Joint Citrus Fruit Committee
Lawler
Fort Myers
Anti Evolution 10 Be Nation Woe Convention Action
Resolutions backing a nationwide anti evolution drive were adopted by the Christian fundamentalists association in Atlanta. Plans approved to inspect and refine wording of anti evolution bills before introduction to improve prospects.
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Atlanta
Christian Fundamentals Association
Flying Fundamentalist
Kansas
Gerald B. Winrod
Wichita
Bradenton Tots Demonstrate Showmanship To Aid Sufferers
Two young Bradenton boys Robert and Norman Trudell ages 7 and 5 toured homes with their dog act to raise funds for flood relief. They collected donations from neighbors for the Red Cross and turned their earnings into a contribution, inspiring local circus folk to praise the effort.
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Bradenton
Hagenback
Wallace
John Robinson
Robert
Norman Trudell
Seventeenth Street
Trudell and
Trudell Greater Circus
Red Cross
Sara Roberson
Rebel Chief Gallegos Killed After Five Day Pursuit
In Guanajuato the former general Rodolfo Gallegos, cited as the state’s leading rebel, was shot by federal forces at Los Organos after a five day chase. His band was overtaken following a clash that left their horse killed and Gallegos unable to rape.
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Rodolfo Gallegos
Guanjuato
Los Organos
Gallegos
Local Bradenton store donates clothing for flood victims
Tallant and Greff men’s store contribute garments valued over £100 to flood relief. Volunteers pack seven boxes plus a barrel at churches for shipment by American Express. Donations and funds, including £2,228.34 in total, flow from Parrish, Palmetto, and other areas to Red Cross and Salvation Army efforts.
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Tallant and
Greff
Bradenton
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Sara Roberson
The
First Presbyterian Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Ninth Street
Manatee County Growers Association
Seaboard Air Line
American Express Company
Coolidge
Parrish
Palmetto
Abnormal Period For Airplane Deaths
Washington May 5 A Navy inquiry into naval aviation deaths follows Secretary Wilbur asking Rear Admiral Moffett to report if accident numbers are abnormal. Moffett replies the airplane is safer today and recent fatalities reflect fortune rather than safety failures, urging study of aviation accident history.
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Washington
Naval Aviation
Wilbur
Admiral Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Moffett
Rescue of fifty thousand flood refugees spreads across Louisiana
As Mississippi River levee breaks flood northeastern Louisiana, relief teams using river craft, seaplanes, and Coast Guard lifeguards evacuate men, women, and children to shelters and camps. Drowning risk rises near Winn Island and Rayville. vast rescues continue in Rapides and Ouachita areas with levees under strain.
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John M. Parker
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Parker
Red Cross
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May
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lighthouse Department
Atihe Gulf
Great Lakes
Wide Fronta
Angola
Weather Bureau
Red River
Alexandria
Ouachita
Monroe
Winn Island
Rayville
Richland Parish
Bouef
Byerflow
Arkansas
Missiasinpi
Rapides Parish
Ouchita Parish
la Vorueah
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