Heavy rains sweep Devil's River region with hail in Del Rio
The storm system brought 0.64 inches of rain to Del Rio with thick hail and high winds. Reports from the June country and Carrizo Springs indicate one to five inches in places, with Will Baker and others recording two to five inch totals. the Juno road closed briefly due to Devils River rise, now open. Normal May rainfall is 2.88 inches, and this hail storm marks the third Del Rio hail event this year.
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Devil's River
Quemada Valley
Eagle Pass
del Rio
Big Lake
T. J. Jarrett
B. E. Wilson
Trent-Jones
Will Baker
Walter Baker
Carrizo Springs
Juno
Comstock
Devils River
State Highway Department
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Prices Paid for Clips Vary at Brady Mohair Sale
Nearly 200000 pounds of wool sold at a sealed bid sale at the Roddie & Company warehouse in Brady. Prices ranged from 24 to 26 1/4 cents per pound. Gibbons Brothers ranch near San Saba sold 24 1/2 cents clip to Charlie Angell of Angell Erensdon and Dupont of Boston. Tom Parker of Emery & Conant Co bought 42,000 pounds at 24 to 24 1/4 cents. Jeff Solis of Wright Brothers sold 15,000 pounds, 6500 at 25 1/4 cents. Dutch Verdiaw, Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers head, attended. Big Canyon clip 128900 pounds bought by Jackson Hughes at an unannounced price near 24 cents. Other sales included 40,000 pounds at 36 cents grown hair and 46 cents kid end, and 30,000 pounds eight months wool at 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddie & Company
Brady
Tom Parker
Emery & Conant Company Inc
Boston
Jeff Solis
Wright Brothers
Dutch Verdiaw
Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association
Texas
Jackson Hughes
Big Canyon
Tom Russell
Menard
Guy Burton
Forte, Dupee & Sawyer Company
West Texas Wool & Mohair Association
Merizon
Burton
Bandera County
Del Ricans Attend B P W State Meeting in Beaumont
Miss Lucille Mills and Miss Ruth Garner of the local Business and Professional Women’s Club joined Beaumont members as the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women opened a three day state convention. Noted speakers include Mrs Mary T Denman and Mrs Margaret Harris Gordo with plans for a gulf beach party and tours of Beaumont to showcase the city.
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Lucille Mills
Ruth Garner
Beaumont
Business and Professional Womens Slub
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women
Mary T Denman
Nations
Business Are Professional Womens
Margaret Harris Gordo
Texas
Waco
Beaumonts Club
Val Verde County Tuberculosis Association
Val Verde County
The
Red Cross
Milk Fund
City Federation of Women's Clubs
A. & M. Mothers Club
Lawmaker Attacks Labor Department in Alien Detention Plan
Washington May 5 Representative Allen charged the Labor Department is unfit for new duties under a proposed alien detention measure. He supported a bill to let the Labor Secretary detain aliens ordered deported who remain due to passport issues. Allen said current laws allow deported aliens to prey on Americans and urged restraint on expanding labor authority. The House adjourned after a lengthy discussion and further delay.
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Washington
Allen
House
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Labor Department
Lee Travelstead earns near all A grades at T M I San Antonio
Lee Travelstead, student at Texas Military Institute in San Antonio, made all A grades with one B in April according to institute records. He is the son of J Travelstead of Del Rio.
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Lee Travelstead
Texas Military Institute
San Antonio
Lee
J. Travelstead
del Rio
Family Loses Tub Of Clothes In Devil's River Rise
Mr and Mrs Charles Hinds see their soaking tub and clothes swept away as Devil's River rises seven feet blocking a cross river trip to their ranch. They wait in Del Rio overnight then return home when the water drops.
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Devil's River
Charles Hinds
Mrs. Hinds
del Rio
Poland Rejects German Demands Over Danzig Rights
In Warsaw on May 5, Col Joseph Beck delivered a firm rejection of Hitler's demands for the Free City of Danzig and a corridor through the Polish Corridor. He emphasized that Pomorze and Danzig's rights belong to Poland and that Germany’s claims are one sided, while leaving room for peaceful negotiations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Joseph Beck
Germany
Adolf
Formons
Free City of
Danzig
Swindling Charge Warrants Served On Pension Chief
Three warrants charging swindling and five dollars were served on Jan Anderson campaign director of the Texas Pension Union. He is jailed on contempt of the House charges. Warrants issued by Justice Bat Corrigan of San Antonio for a year old charges and served by Texas Ranger W. E. Naylor. Anderson defends that the swindling charges relate to two or three checks for which he holds receipts.
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Austin
Texas
Jan Anderson
The
Texas Pension Union
Bat Corrigan
San Antonio
W. E. Naylor
Anderson
Russia Drops Censor on Outgoing Stories
Moscow ends direct censorship of outgoing press messages allowing foreign correspondents to dispatch at any hour without prior submission to the foreign office. The foreign office warns that messages deemed hostile or injurious to Soviet prestige may lead to expulsion from Russia.
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Russia
Moscow
Foreign Office
American Made Wool Gown Presented to Queen Elizabeth
A six ounce wool gown, made from fleeces from thirty four states, was presented to Queen Elizabeth in New York by the National Wool Growers Association and the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association. The gown, woven by Forstmann Woolen of New Jersey, will be worn during her U.S. visit.
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Queen Elizabeth
England
National Wool Growers Association
G. W Cunningham
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
Cunningham
New York
Schwartz and Clark
Idaho
Caplin Clark
United States
Franklin D
Roosevelt
New Zealand
Forstmann Woolen Company
New Jrsey
International Wool Secretariat
Australia
South Africa
Widespread Health Activity Noted in Val Verde County
Beatrice Hyssop reports broad interest in health programs across Val Verde County during National Child Health Week. Highlights include talks at Central Elementary and Junior High PTA, health programs at Sacred Heart Academy, and posters by San Felipe schools. Civic groups support eye care, inoculations, and screenings, with ongoing rounds of baby conferences and tuberculin testing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Verde County
Beatrize Hyssop
Hyslop
J. A. Fporman
Central
Sacred Heart Academy
North Heights
Parent-Teacher Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Womans Club
New Century Club
Elizabeth Donaldson
Brownie Scouts
San Pelipe
Roosevelt Avoids Reply to Nazi Leader
Washington May 84 The administration plans for a new cash and carry neutrality law would form President Roosevelt’s only reply to Adolf Hitler’s Reichstag speech. Secretary Hull drafts a statement for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee next week outlining neutrality views and support for reinstating Pittman’s cash and carry clause with possible limits to give the President greater discretion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Nevada
Weather outlook with fair skies and mild temps
Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday. Yesterday's high reached 83 degrees with a low of 66. This morning's low is 61 degrees.
Dynamite Blast Kills Two and Injures Three near Memphis Texas
A dynamite explosion near Salt Creek nine miles east of Memphis Texas killed Bob Beeson 30 and Levi Rivers 37 both of Turkey and injured three others including R C Collins and H F P Wooten. Beeson died on site and Rivers was submerged in a blast hole. Funeral rites for Beeson and Rivers planned at Turkey.
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Amarillo
Texas
Salt Creek
Memphis
R C. Collins
H. F P. Wooten
Turkey
Clyde Martin
Wellington
Beeson
Wooten
Collins
Rivers
Removal of Maxim Litvinoff Threatens Geneva Talks
Britain's move to exchange non-aggression pacts with Germany followed the abrupt removal of Soviet Commissar Maxim Litvinoff. The action casts doubt on a May 15 Geneva meeting among Britain France and the Soviet Union to discuss European security measures and halt aggression. Vyacheslav Molotov may replace Litvinoff, affecting attendance and outcomes.
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London
Maxim Litvinoff
Britain
Germany
Geneva
Litvinak
Bonnet
Viscount Halifax
Vyacheslatt Molotoff
Franklin Johns Taken by Death in California
Franklin Johns about 30. Brother of Mrs Sam Smith Janelie in the Devils River country died in California of heart disease after several months illness Wednesday night. He formerly resided in Del Rio and attended local schools. He graduated 1926 from Del Rio High School, later worked here, left Del Rio seven years ago for California where he worked in Long Beach and Pasadena. Survivors include his widow and two sons, his mother Mrs Irene Johns, his sister Mrs Sam Smith, and five brothers Ralph Clarence Fred Herbert Elmer Johns.
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Franklin Johns
Sam Smith
Janelie
Devils River
California
Johns
del Rio
Long Beach
Pasadena
Irene Johns
Ralph
Clarence
Fred
Herbert
Elmer Johns
Del Rio Visitors From San Angelo and Menard
E. McGuffin a San Angelo commercial representative of the Eastern Steamship Lines visited Del Rio on Friday. He was accompanied by Frank Shearer former publisher of the Menard Messenger recently hired as an agent for the steamship lines.
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E. McGuffin
San Angelo
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
del Rio
Boston
Frank Shearer
Menard Messenger
Down Payment On Auto Made With 20000 Pennies
In Hoidaysburg on May 5 Robert Cummings bought a used car and paid a $200 down payment with 20 000 pennies. He and a friend carried the coins to the garage in a five gallon can, the pennies saved over four years by a local restaurant owner.
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Hoidaysburg
Robert Cummings
Cummings
Big Beet Weighing Close to 20 Pounds Is Placed on Exhibit
A sugar beet weighing close to twenty pounds is on display in the Chamber of Commerce window. Grown by Louis Brauer on his Nicholson Street farm, the beet runs around state inches in girth and twenty inches long with a forty inch root. Brauer raises sugar beets for stock feed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lous Brauer
Nichol
Del Rioans Aid L. W. Martin Family After Appeal
Citizens respond to an appeal for help for the L. W. Martin family after the mother’s death and a daughter’s illness. Viola recovers in Williams Sanitarium from an appendectomy while L. W. Martin improves and will return to work. One resident supplied housing, another provided a truck to move belongings, and cash donations exceed $30 with offers of caregiving potential.
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L. W. Martin
L. M .Thompson
Priday
Viola
Willams Sanitarium
Del
Tin
del Rio
South Loop
Thompson
Martin
Curly Smith to Receive Diploma After Twelve Years at School
York Idaho May 5 Curley a horse will graduate from York grade school after twelve years attended with no missed day Supt F R Barber says the honor recognizes attendance and devotion to duty Curley has transported H M Smith family members to school for twelve years One rider Lee Smith to join class along with the seventeen year old horse Franklin Delano Smith aged 5 plans to ride next year.
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York Idaho
Curly Smith
York Grade
Curley
F. R. Barber
Carrid
H. M. Smith
Lee Smith
Curly
Franklin Delano Smith
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Gibbons Brothers
San Saba
Charlie Angell
Gell, Erensdon and
Dupont
Beaumont Club
T. M
Corridor
Margaret Harris
Galveston
Brantley Harris
Lions Club
Rotary Club
State Department
del Ris and Vicinity
Bob Beeson
Levi
Lone Wtness
C.E. McGuffin
Son
Brauer
Curley Smith