Six Die From Gulf Hurricanes Across States
Hurricane lashed Gulf states causing six deaths across Louisiana and Mississippi. Reports describe families swept away, destroyed homes, and crops ruined as the storm roared inland, with fatalities including children and several unidentified victims. Local accounts mention Morgan City and Crystal Springs enduring extreme damage and flooding.
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Associated Prete
New Orleans
Lotta Inna
Mississippi
Louisiana
Gatcaville
Oyster Layo
Morwick
Roogevelt
Sinter
Deplaytes Machgud
Koltt
Lita
Bayou Garencre
Siara
Neystar Springs
Mas
Dung
Crystal Springs
Lazolhurst
Army Aviation Chief Under Fire by Committee
The committee demanded the removal of Major General Fowle from his post as chief of the Army Air Corps citing mismanagement and inaction. Leaders including Representatives Rogers and Pl umley pressed for swift action and outlined plans to reform the air corps ahead of the next Congress.
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Armpalr
Fools
Airearpa
Secretary of War
Rogers
Alabama
Montlet
Louisiana
Harter
Ohio
James
Michigan
Cash
Connecticut
Plumley
Vermont
Pod
What Congress Has Done To U.S. in This Session
Washington June 7 The record of congressional action this session covers major bills on money and markets tariffs and trade banking guarantees and development programs. It notes passage of Gold and silver measures stock market regulation a housing and renovation program and a one year bank deposit guarantee while failing to ratify the St Lawrence Seaway pact. It highlights large appropriations bills and continued or restored measures impacting veterans pay farm administration and labor disputes.
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Washington
Congress
Industria Conserna
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Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Seaway
Isaneta
Man Killed and Son Wounded in Park Gun Fight
In a Park gun battle near Milligan Park, Lawton carpenter 54 with his son Wig Slatkin were wounded or killed. An escaped Texas convict identified as Crown Brown was captured after officers pursued three armed men. One suspect refused to reveal his motive, citing prior prison escape links. The incident also mentions local fishermen and river mud hazards in the same chaotic scene.
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Teena Lawton
Okin
Dune
Stalkup
Lawton
Alain
Wig
Texas
Toy
Cour
Milligan Park Cottage
Chirence
Snyder
Tex
Crown
Stuikup
Madlasa Park
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Holla
Terna
Flys Yesra
Amnurfite
Sing
South America
Fragmentary Aviation Report Details Tragic Timelines
A damaged OCR passage outlines a committee noting a plot with 17.3 hours before death and 8.2 hours prior to a plane crash. It mentions an elmail eragn and a strange reference to 3¢ and 60 hours of alehet fly ing, indicating a garbled historical aviation incident.
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Hadrom
Unrest in Havana Ends in Mass Casualties at Parade
A violent clash during Havana's public parade left many dead and scores injured as gunmen in masks attacked marchers near Prado Boulevard and Neptune Street. Witnesses described chaotic scenes with civilians taking cover, a small AWC group kneeling to shield banners, and police engaging roving attackers.
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A.K.C
Prado
A.B.C. Poeiety
ABC
Prires
ABA
ATG
AWC
Milk receivership case limits payments to lenders
Eaton Dairy and 18 milk shippers, represented by Walter Lenthal of Denver, pursue $760 in claims for undelivered milk as the receiver Smith White settles debts. The dispute centers on a $1,000 payment to E. I. Bagnall out of a Fort Warren milk contract, with the court noting subsequent loans to the receiver and absorption of funds into repayment.
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Iorlude
Walter Lenthal
Denver
Lenthal
Smith White
Bagnall
Fort Warren
E. “I. Bagnall
Jagreamaut
Sia Capital
Will Creamery Company
Bugnall
Feeebar
Royler
Modest Maidens Tradersack Case About Receiver Rulings
In a complex receiver proceeding, the court weighed loans of $500 to Eaton Dairy from First National Bank of Eaton and T. J. Bogna, examining whether payments were loans or accommodations. The receiver’s handling of accounts showed $8,079.74 in receipts and $3,403.18 in disbursements for mid 1933, leaving $670.60 on hand. The judge indicated the two $500 advances and related certificates merit consideration, with two days given to appeal.
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Gapitol Hill Gremnery Company
Barry
Cain
Saint Livre
Ratan
Iis
Ots
Passons
First National Bank of Eaton
Gular
Greeley
Smilth, Johnson and
Tagnall
Bagnall
Nod
BF. J. Graan
Enten
Railroad Pension Bill Sparks Confidence Among Workers
Railroad men show intense interest as developments hint at a federally supervised uniform pension system. The act advanced in the national legislature and now moves to the conference stage for final approval. If enacted, it would affect railroad workers nationwide, with the employer and employee contributions funding the pension and insurance program.
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Lowing
National House
Monnura
Penujoy
Clin
Pansion Aralent
Colorado
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Ston Fund
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