Hurricane Season in Gulf Nears, Warns Forecaster
Chief forecaster E B Calvert cautions the Gulf coast region about approaching hurricane season and urges reliance on official weather reports rather than rumors. A cooperative plan with the American Red Cross assigns evacuation duties to Red Cross in case of storms while July 1 updates bring new warning equipment into operation.
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E. B. Calvert
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American Red Cross
R. Tannehil
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Wworld
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Amos 17 Sunday School Lesson on Social Justice
The lesson portrays Amos the herdsman as a prophet who condemned prosperous society built on oppression of the poor. It urges study of Amos chapters 4 and 7, notes parallels to recent history, and emphasizes that true prosperity rests on honesty, fairness, and adherence to God’s laws and judgments.
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Amos
Gilroy
Amog Sianda
Asnes
Lis Tin
Wisconsin farmers weigh Roosevelt as third party talk fades
In Sparta Wisconsin and across the state farmers and locals discuss national issues, relief programs, and voting leanings. A Milwaukee style debate unfolds with a monument dealer a lawyer a hotel keeper and other townsfolk weighing Roosevelt Hoover and LaFollette. A master farmer interview notes relief concerns and farm prices while Wisconsin farmers credit co operatives for stabilizing incomes. The piece traces shifting sentiments toward Roosevelt and a possible third party while Minneapolis and LaFollette supporters surface amid broader political currents.
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Tosot
Sparta
Whdonsii
Roosevelt
Dewer
Ivy
Wisconsin
Agricultural College
Maddison
Chris Gruber
Hoover
Sauk County
PWA
Strike Riots Again Visit Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind A riot broke out west of the Columbian Enameling and Stamping plant on Wednesday night as about 3000 sought to march. National Guardsmen released gas bombs and 11 people were arrested. One woman, Mrs Edward MacBooth, 33, was injured after grasping a bayonet. The general strike had ended earlier in the week but guardsmen remained on patrol with 500 to 600 still on duty. Union leaders blamed the unrest on resentment over alleged armed guards used against strikers by the company.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Twelve Paints
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
National
Edward MacBooth
Maj
Walter &. Fowler
Albert H. Witcomb
Cnwweling
Melon Market In Hempstead County Surges On
Hempstead County melons opened strong and held steady with growers earning 40 to 60 cents per hundred pounds. Demand came from Hope area buyers and Missouri Kansas firms, with trucks sending loads to Little Rock St. Louis and Kansas City as farmers report solid prices and good profits despite variable supply due to heavy rains.
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Hempstead County
Hope
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Little Rock
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fighting Death With Precarious Condition of Thomas Melchon
Film actor Thomas Melchon, 68, remains in precarious condition after a throat operation in New York following a pneumonia. The procedure required urgent travel from California, with details about costs and care.
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Thomas Melchon
New York
California
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