Dust Storms Return Warned by Government
The Agriculture Department warned that destructive droughts and dust storms will return to the Great Plains within five years, possibly sooner or later, and likely more severe than the 1930s. A Soil Conservation Service bulletin cites soil erosion, plowing sod for wheat, and overstocking as aggravating factors while urging flood and windbreak measures and planting grass and trees during wet years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Department
Soil Conservation Service
Peiping imposes 10 p.m. curfew on residents
Chinese authorities in Peiping order a 10 pm to dawn curfew amid anti Communist claims. The measure follows a week of midnight curfews after student riots. Reports say gangs of Communist assassins entered the city to aid an upcoming anti civil war demonstration scheduled for June 2.
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Peiping
INS
Officers Elected by Legislation Council
Salt Lake City INL reported the National Council on State Legislation elected Mrs. John Glaettli Jr of Madison Wisconsin as president succeeding Mrs. C Tracy La Cost of Toledo Ohio. Other officers include Mrs Ray Meade Birmingham Alabama first vice president Mrs Alex J Jex Salt Lake City second vice president Mrs Edmund P Evans treasurer Mrs Glenn W Southers Chicago secretary Regional directors named Mrs W R Wallace Chester South Carolina Mrs Frank Bryan Montpelier Vermont Mrs Lester Merritt Columbus Ohio Dr Paul C Young Baton Rouge Louisiana N Ruth Woods St Louis Missouri and D Werner Washington
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Salt Lake City
INL
National Council On State Legislation
John Glaettli, Jr
Madison
Wis
C. Tracy la Cost
Toledo
Ohio
Ray Meade
Birmingham
Ala
Alex J. Jex
Edmund P., Evans
Glenn W. Southers
Chicago
W. R. Wallace
Chester
S. C
Frank Bryan
Montpelier
Lester Merrit
Columbus
Paul C. Young
Baton Rouge
Ruth Woods
St. Louis
D. Werner
Washington, D
Plans for painting new traffic lanes on Kenwood avenue
Plans to mark traffic lanes on First Avenue from the hilltop west to Thirty‑first Street in Kenwood were announced by Traffic Capt. L. W. Remington. Weather and possible street resurfacing delay the project, with a solid yellow center line and broken white side lanes to be painted by the department's new automatic spray machine. Corrugated cardboard made from cotton stalks is noted in the report.
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Blamenshine
L. W. Remington
F. A. Ahring
Leland Duncan
First Avenue
Avenue Hill
Thirty-first Street
Kenwood
Abd El Krim, Riff Leader, Now in Egypt
Abd El Krim, 66, former Riff leader, has landed in Port Said en route to Cairo and taken sanctuary at King Farouk's Koubbeh palace. He will stay in Egypt until Morocco is freed, joining Haj Amin El Husseini in exile circles as Arab solidarity moves unfold.
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Abd el Krim
Riff
Egypt
Reunion
Farouk
Spain
Krim
Morocco
Jerusalem
Haj Amin el Husseini
France
Indian Ocean
Port Said
Koubbeh
U. N. Palestine Commission
Spanish North Africa
Politicos Debate Residency Rule In New Castle
In New Castle Indiana politicians argue a residency rule requiring living on a specific street for eligibility. The brief dispute centers on who qualifies and how the rule should be enforced.
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Cady Ca
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Brilliant Jewelry Center
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Madrid
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Africa
Reunion Island
Madagascar
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Harry Gunderson
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Third Division Society
Gunderson
First Cavalry
South Dakota National Guard
Gunders
New Castle
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Henry County
Crawford Racer
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George
Chairman
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Yourself
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Oxford Cloth
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