Rain Brings Water to Slick Central Texas Tanks and Rivers
Heavy rains across Central Texas overflowed creeks and rivers while stock tanks gained water after months of drought. Little River and Leon River rose rapidly, with 2.18 to 5.06 inches reported in various areas. A Texarkana tornado, Houston squall, and Denton wind storm were noted with forecasts for calmer, cooler weather by Tuesday.
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Jack Geiselbrecht
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Weather Bureau
Ex Desperado Lloyd Barker Dies With Boots On
Denver authorities identify Lloyd Red Barker 51 as last son of Ma Barker slain by shotgun blast while at his Denver suburb home. His wife Jean 37 faces district court in Brighton on insanity plea for firing the fatal shot. Barker was the final surviving Barker-Karpis family member once linked to the gang during the Prohibition era.
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Lloyd
Red) Barker
Ma” Barker
Barker
Jean
Brighton
Colo
Clement R. Hackethal
Doc
Alcatraz
Woman Held After Fatal Shooting at Local Restaurant
Mrs Barker told police she shot her husband out of fear he would kill her and their children. She has been committed to Colorado Psychopathic Hospital for observation following the fatal incident at the restaurant.
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Barker
Colorado Psychopathic Hospital
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for March 27
The weekly Christian Science service reads the Golden Text from Philippians 4 8 and cites Psalms 33 5 as well as a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The lesson emphasizes Truth honesty justice purity and virtue as guiding principles.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Milano Social News Highlights Local Visits and Resignations
Milano residents attend Stanley party at Mrs. Wesley Woods home. Reverend Sanderford resigns as Milano Baptist pastor to accept Somerville call. Local families host and visit relatives in Houston Dallas San Antonio Waco and Lexington. Mrs. Howes Mrs. Baggett and several families are mentioned with travels and illnesses noted.
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Houston
Martha Baggett
Alton Baggett
Dallas
E. C. Westbrook
June
San Marcos
B. C
Huntsville
James Brewer
Waco
Otho Warren
Lexington
Milton Pierce
Claude Smith
Lila Smith
Whitacker Declared Insane by Jury in District Court
Erle Whitacker, a war veteran, was adjudged insane by a jury in District Court on Thursday. He had been indicted for writing a check for more than he could cover and will be committed to a state institution with plans to transfer him to a veterans hospital.
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Erle Whitacker
Whitacker
Churches Abroad Must Share Burden to Aid the Starving
The message urges churches to continue overseas relief for war torn nations in Europe and Asia. It stresses distributing food clothing and medical aid through church networks and caring for children mothers and the sick. It calls on every member to bear the responsibility with faith and compassion.
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All America
America
Europe
Asia
Rebuilding the Christian Ministry After War
Pastoral leaders suffered greatly in the conflict with many killed wounded or forced into exile. The destruction extended to theological schools and libraries as generations of spiritual leaders were lost. A strong ministry is essential to restore Christian life by supplying religious literature replenishing libraries and reestablishing services.
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