Hal Boyle to Explore Washington Alone on Voyage of Discovery
Hal Boyle, famed for reporting from fifty foreign countries in four years abroad, now sets out unarmed and alone on an exploring trip through the darkest reaches of Washington. This first dispatch from “the poor man’s philosopher” arrives as Boyle begins his remote journey.
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Tornado Tears Through Salem Area Suffering Heavy Property Loss
A tornado struck Salem and surrounding areas in sparsely settled North Arkansas and South Missouri, demolishing about 40 homes and causing extensive damage. The storm followed a path from Salem to Barren Hollow, Mammoth Springs, and Thayer, injuring several residents and prompting rapid hospital transport. Mrs. C. F. Nixon suffered the most serious injuries, with others receiving lesser harm as fires and debris filled the air and homes were toppled.
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