Southern States Face Floods as Peace Talks Loom in Mexico
United Press reports a meeting between federal and revolutionary leaders in Nogales to advance preliminary steps toward peace. Vasquez said the rebels would attend. Pesquiera arrives to represent Portes Gil as federal troops push toward Torreon and Durango, with several rebel columns clashing along the way.
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United Press
Nogales
Conanl M. Vieaquex
Roberto Vo Pesquiera
Portes Gil
G. F. Fine
Mexico City
Fedeal
Torrens
Coahuila
Plutarco Elias Cit Jeg
Divango
Thatalate
Torreon
Almazan
Cohihun
Ortiz
Cinions
Alr
Dennis Landry
Nogalds, Ariz
Mar. Uo
Thres Ballies
Mexico
Torreon x Durango
Philfared Bling Callos
Howly
Nack
Sonor
Muntian
Sinaloa
Gulf of California
Hers Sal
Loveland Speaks on Community Progress at Kiwanis Club
F M Loveland delivers a talk at the Daytona Beach Kiwanis Club praising town unity and civic growth. He stresses improved police, better relations among merchants and professionals, and joint efforts for crippled children and other community projects. Special music accompanies the session.
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Hhwanis Clit Hotel
Corry
Jacks Loveland
Uille
Layebind’ Opis
Piotintine
Royal
Nthe
Iya
Lonevista
Eul
Paramel
Antain Wlenian
Unis
Telus
Plotilbe Lowa
Picture Club
Chibado
Toyesh
Etter
Mr Loveland
Kiwanis Club
Cherchestra
Nine Dead in South Carolina Tornado
A powerful tornado near Sit Mile, South Carolina killed nine people and destroyed homes and a church. Rescue workers recovered bodies as the town faced widespread damage and injuries with residents displaced.
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South Carolina
United Pres
Liberty
Sit Mile
Siwe
Jnes
Gnerthy
Tilman Gurott
Tilman Guero
Five Best Radio Entertainments on NBC Network
Listings show the Wharf and NBC Network at 8:00 with Hrno Rapen and Symph ony Orchestra and the Revellers. WZ and NBC at 6:40 Pell work orchestra. 9:00 Recording Artists and sononak ensemble. 10:30 Warm Burody Federation Program. and 10:30 NBC Concert Bou with EST timing.
Adjustments in Salaries of Two Teachers
The Board of Education discussed teachers' salary adjustments and reports from the treasurer and tax collector. A property appraisal was reviewed with costs estimated between 600 and 700, and a gas company proposal for furnace upgrades was referred for investigation. The meeting adjourned near midnight.
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Thichers
Hie Board of Education
Setoo
Mrr
Hilistron
Gliger
D. H. Lear
Trey
Kulusey
GH. Geiger
G. H. Gordon
Property Committee
Ralph
Dewey
State Assembly
Fronchnr
Monroe
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Investizibibn
Ie Wollwine
Corry Credit Exchange Plans Weekly Bulletins
The Corry Credit Exchange met last evening in the Municipal building with full attendance. Members outlined plans to inaugurate early bulletin service and weekly credit listings to be read by Prof. Davis Howards. The evening included music by the Lorchestra and social time with remarks from Mrs. Barnes, president.
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Corry Credit Exchange
Mimicipal
Wom- 1
Ry Temibers
Fclude
Somy Womin
Davis Howards
Allen J. Down
Center Street
Wdwaria
pUbliaperch F
Divinity School
University At
Ghitigo
Will Tedd
Slon
Exchange
the Lorchastn
Anoinicuer Kession
Hi, Barnes
Constitution
Lowell
Lindbergh Leaves for Brownsville on Air Mail Run
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh departed here today aboard the regular air mail service en route to Brownsville. He traveled with his companion Anne Spencer Morro and her family during a vacation period.
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United Press
Mexico
Charles A. Lindbergh
Brownsvile
Exes
GE Hla
Anne Spencer
Hoover Planning for Enforcement Probe
President Hoover began organizing a commission to investigate law enforcement and judicial reform nationwide. He conferred with Yale Law School figures Dean Robert M. Hutchins and Professor Charles Clare to outline procedure and scope of the undertaking.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Hoover
Robert M. Hilchins
Yale Law School
Charles ®. Clare
Yale Legal Faculty
Nobile denies error in maneuver over Italia crash
Umberto Nobile rejected claims of maneuver error in the Italia disaster denying responsibility for the crash. He defended the maneuver as flawless given dire conditions and criticized the investigating commission. Nobile resigned as head of the Italian army and accepted a resignation, with Mussolini regime notes following. A separate Monessen blaze caused 975000 in damage to a business district, with four towns sending fighters to quell the five hour fire.
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Edward Storer
United Press
Rome
Umberto Nobile
Italia
North Pole
Rmaneuver
Eas
Bluvbleu
Fox
Weis Plorer
Fhe Crass
Ji Lia
North Pale
Herani
Calliainy
Monessen
Jon
Picenten
Monongahela Valley
Unger Control
Spy system in prisons eyed for sweeping probe
Washington reports a proposed congressional probe into a spy system allegedly used in federal prisons. The plan involves Wardens and top officials, claiming a covert network shares criminal intelligence with the Justice Department and other agencies, prompting calls for investigations and potential resignations.
Plan to aid township roads proposed in Harrisburg
Representative Pied W. Patterson of New Brighton Beaver County outlines a plan to spend up to 6,000,000 toward township road improvements. He intends to introduce a bill in the House next Monday night to advance the measure.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mir
Pied W. Patterson
New Brighton
Beavey Cousy
Whr
Is General Assembly
Patterson
School Discipline Criticism Draws Reply From Officials
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey and Board member Director Charles Monroe addressed recent criticism of discipline in city schools. Monroe sought a clarifying statement while Dewey defended the system and noted some errors but said much of the criticism was exaggerated or unjustified. The discussion followed reports of suspensions for students skipping classes.
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Ralph S. Dewey
Charles 8. Monroe
Board of Education
Monroe
Board For Enlightenment
Dam
Dewey
Z Ff
Chor Ude Pi Cpehen
Aheonate
Recurrence Fears After 1927 Flood Reach Across Rivers
Reports from Memphis and nearby states warn of possible repeats of the 1927 disaster as warm fronts and heavy rains drive rivers toward cresting levels. Observers forecast Mississippi and neighboring streams may rise prominently, with towns preparing for floods, closures, and evacuations as bridges weaken and roads flood.
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United Press
Memphis
Tendy
Mississippi
Oalisti
Brisk
Toy Dal
Seville
Raul
Bane
Herrera
Calraca
Galena Iiver
Frit
Benohel
Nail Tate
Cenar
Cwat
Central
Inyhdate
Towharele
Tunindreis
Solk Regen
Treasury predicts small surplus from tax returns
Secretary Mellon announced that tax returns through March 31 show a surplus of about 45 million dollars above estimates, indicating the treasury will end the year with a small surplus. The report notes returns were higher than expected, reducing anticipated deficit.
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United Pressyagemencron
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
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