Six Die in Dust Bowl Flood Areas Across Plains
Six people are confirmed dead with others missing as high floodwaters in the Dust Bowl areas of southeastern Colorado and western Kansas receded. Names include J Don Gatus 27 Denver drowned and Simon Gonzales 89 sheep herder presumed dead near Springfield. A corpse was found buried near a creek north of Springfield while searches continue. A dust storm worsened flow near Springfield as bridges washed out and Beaver Creek rose, then receded after overnight rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Mamarind
Colorado
J Don Gatus
Denver
Amar Stratton
Junia Dyutt
Goodland
Kane
A.C. Baumgartner
Nenr Pritchett
Sprineficts
Debria
Butta Creek
Springfield
Jackson
Peeat
Guymon
Okla
Atrenma
Mitia Reddon
Beaver Creek
Former Greeley Woman Found Dead in Denver Home
A 46 year old woman, Charlotta M. Whitin, of Denver formerly from Greeley, was found dead in her Denver residence after an apparent suicide attempt. Her daughter discovered the body. Deputy Coroner John Kithan noted uncertainty whether death resulted from drowning or blood loss. Husband and other relatives survive. the family had briefly visited an amusement park before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charlotta M. Whitin
S. Waslington
Joannetts
Arnest
WPA
John Kithan
White
Althoaie
Umagement
Ernest Doyle
H. G.ffarmon
Hampton
Move to probe Huey Long assassination urged by lawmakers
The Louisiana Legislature considered a concurrent resolution to appoint a six member commission to investigate the fatal shooting of Senator Huey P. Long. Representative Ben I. Simpson of Cade Parish filed the measure, aiming to authorize a public inquiry into the September 8, 1934 shooting at the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baton, Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Ben I. Simpson
Cade Parish
Longville Statehouse
Sent
Spuds Reach Five Year High In New York Prices
Irish potatoes top ten-year highs in New York with old crop Maine No 1 selling at 3 to 3.28 per hundredweight and new crop cobblers at 4 to 4.26. Prices reflect tight supplies from last season and rising southern output unable to fully fill the gap. Michigan and Pennsylvania follow the trend with Idaho crops ranking seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Seattle
Michigan
Penn
Maho
Tome
Idaho
Group Compiles Utility Record of Candidates
A presidential campaign item lists various figures and their stances on utility ownership and regulation. Names include Judaon Kings, Breckenridge, Dickingey, Knox, and Vandenburg, with views ranging from public ownership to regulation and private control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grvelor
National Popular Governament League
Doade
Fallawa
Breckenridge
Dickingey
BC. Lawrence
Exciinigo Ani Welding Company
Gow Colle
Alten
Noover
Aittos Alneo
Knox
Uliittiea
Miitary
Qiom
Bandon
Harding
Sly Off
Hoover
Danson
Roosevelt
Puble
Tohort A. Tati
Carr Granted Delay in Ireney Scandal Appeal
James H. Carr former secretary of state given 19 day stay to perfect appeal to state supreme court. Judge Henley A. Calvert grants an additional 10 days citing ongoing disputes over record points as Carr seeks to appeal. stay does not change outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireney Danger
James H. Carr
Yada
Carr
Henley A. Calvert
Aldo Dovrt
Wltornay
Janes T. Burke
Anik
District Attorney's Office
Cortain Bulnor
Galvert
Carr Iq
Thompson Wins British Amateur Title at St Andrews
Thomson, a 22 year old home bred Scot, captured the British amateur title at St Andrews as Lawson Little relinquished the crown. He defeated Jamies, an Australian titleholder, 2 up on the home green after a decisive late stroke. The variegated play ended amid rain and hail with Thomson lifting the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Scotland
Lawson Little
Heator
Thomson
Jamies Lerrier
Fugitive felon commits suicide during siege in Baton Rouge
Maya L. Wild, a 29 year old fugitive believed to be Victor Lind sly, died today as a state penitentiary case investigates. A 12 man posse surrounded him after five days on the run for slaying a penitentiary official. The concher j said Lind sly killed himself with the last bullet as posse members opened fire. a held watchman was wounded in the leg.
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Frys Baton Rouge
Maya L. Wild
Lindsly
Snowfall Totals at Hewes Kirkwood and Long's Peak Inn
Snow above normal at Hewes Kirkwood and Hewes Kirkwood Inn shows May totals of 278 inches, 78 inches above normal but 88 inches below the five cold 1936 winter. Much of 1925 snow arrived late and melted quickly. early spring runoff reduced overall accumulation at Long's Peak area.
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Hewes-Kirkawood Inn
Jallad Faces Murder Charges in Kentucky Store Slayings
In London Kentucky in May 1981 Jallad was jailed on charges of murdering former judge Reverend Taylor and his wife at their Kenny store fourteen miles away. The case centers on the fatal shooting last night at the store and the suspect currently held on the murder counts.
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Jallad
London
Ferry Murton
Revd Taylor
Kenny
Hera
Grace Stangen
Charles A. Shepard
San Antonio
Tex
Two Killed As Train Derails Over Cimarron River Bridge
A crystalized rail blamed by Santa Fe officials caused a derailment near Guthrie Oklahoma over the Cimarron river bridge. Two railway clerks died, Ramon McNally aged 49 of Guthrie and Leonard F. Fulffel of an age and residence not fully clear. Their bodies were recovered from a baggage car. No passengers were seriously injured. Marriage licenses were issued by Weld County clerk to several local couples including Lewis Dundal and Naomi Philp, John Bewane and Velie Delaria, and Pete Redin and Helen Sierra.
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Presa Guthrie
Oklo
Santa Fe
Cimarron River
Wo Clerby
Ramon McNally
Guthrie
Leonard F. Fulffel
Tagepandence
Weld County
Lewis M
Dundal
Thermopolis
Wyo
Opa 8
Ewing
Fort Lupton
Taza Q. Tones
Naomi M. Philp
Frederik
John Bewane
Velei Delaria
Pete Redin
Helen Sierra
Eaton
Loveland Loses GGC Camp Move to Golden Sparks Debate
Loveland loses CCC camp after one year at the Big Thompson entrance, as the camp moves to Golden. Loveland officials say the camp served 200 months but political pressure waned, ending the two year struggle over its presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
CCC
Big Thompson Cabun
Golden
Metz
Tenovter Horakd
Boveland
George Tubler Republic at Freeville NY described
A fragment describes the George Tubler Republic a miniature community for youths near Freeville New York. It notes a self governing system with elected leaders, workshops store art library laundry and school on a Cavin of 800 acres where all must work and are paid in local currency. Admission ages range twelve to eighteen and training includes vocational and general schooling up to sixteen.
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Wall
Geamline Selon
Promissory Note Ambiguity in Transfer Governance
The document discusses a promissory note that cannot be assigned to a specific person, rendering the holder the creditor instead of a named payee. It notes that without a designated recipient, the holder holds the note as creditor under applicable decaunt or statutory language.
Fragmented Historical Item on Sheep and Goats
A partial, unclear passage discusses sheep and goats, referencing ideas about utilising wool and forelim aspects. The text is garbled, with missing nouns and dates preventing a coherent event or人物 identification.
Vinjence at Birmingham yauthounced Press
Three iron ore miners were wounded in a pitched battle in Birmingham Alabama after a strike announcement. The confused report mixes garbled place names and names, noting a Tennessee Can Iron & Nall company context and a Supreme authority referenced in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmiingham
Muscoda Ming
Tennessee Can, Iron, & Nall Xoyd Company
Uinton Wenders
Deaths and Funerals for Mead Resident Leal Krieger
Mrs Leal Krieger of Mead wife of Karl Krieger and mother of Lois May Krieger is listed among the deceased. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Benner of Kelsey and sister of several Benner siblings. Services at 2 pm Moy day from St Pauls Congregational Church with interment Ling Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieger
Leal Krieger
Mead
Karl Krieger
Lois May Krieger
Jacob Benner
Kelsey
Mike, Pope
Greeley
Ida Benner
Jaco
Denie
Raymond Benner Ald
Moyday
St. Paul's
Titerment Ling Grove
Baas Chadolie Graviddaughter Funeral Held in Greeley
Baas Chadolie Graviddaughter, daughter of Henry Baab Jr. and sister of Dorothy Mildred Alice Barbara and Tenn Baal, had funeral services Tuesday at Sattley’s Funeral Home with interment at Linn Grove.
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Chadolie
Bos, Baab
Ted Ave
Henry Baab
Dorothy
Mildred
Alice
Barbara
Tenn Baal
Elenry Bab
O Greeley
Clara, Glaser &J. Greeley
Sattley
Linn Grove
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Huey Long
Columbia
Gil
Colnzatila’ University
Lal Wolvee
Malty
Thompson
Seth
Thesiore Huntiey
Pabileie
Republican National Committee
Henry FP. Fletcher
Arthur M. Curtis
Athey
Cleveland
Presa
Hoover Lot
Neffs Lake
Gater
Wi 40Th St
Ney.cy
Shepard Witnness
Rembrandt
Rembrandt's
Ful Nite
Renebrandt Renwauxoon van Ryn
Ioan Crawford
Glare Gable
Robert Montgomery
Chas, Butterworth Billie Burke
Rosalind Russell
Greese
Gene Autry
Major Bowes
MACYS
Dix
Karen
Morley Lloyd Nolan
Shirley Hoes
Billy
Biatrud
Ele C. Fenton
Fred MacMurray
Carole Lombard
FO Pines
Wip Glaire
Trevor Kent Taylor
Pauline-Frederick Paul Kelly
Nelen Woon
Thomas Beck
Plusy
Jonker
Pete Smith
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