Storms Cause Heavy Damage Across Kansas and Missouri
Torrential rains and high winds across Kansas and Missouri caused extensive damage. Wichita buildings and airports were wrecked, a plane destroyed, farms flooded, and bridges washed out. In Pattonsburg and other areas water depths reached five to ten feet in homes with crops and property suffering substantial losses.
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St Louis native named head of Osage hydroelectric project
St. Louis native Allen Lu. Snyder of New York has been appointed general manager of the $30,000,000 Hydro Electric Power project on the Osage River, including a dam at Bagnell, the Stone & Webster Engineering Company announced.
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Missouri Headlines From The Week End
Reports from Missouri include Rev. E W Potter delivering the baccalaureate sermon at Central College Fayette and Bishop Waldorf preaching at the University of Missouri. A 30 degree drop followed 1.95 inches of rain near Rolla, Stubblefield found dead in St Louis a gunshot wound ruled self inflicted, Ozarks model farm plans unveiled, Gilman named industrial development manager for M K T, robberies totaling about 9000 dollars in St Louis, Lart on of Springfield dies after surgery, and George Sims a former Platt City official dies in St Joseph.
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Miss Lotter Graduates at William Woods College
Fulton Missouri June 3 Among William Woods College graduates is Miss Charlotte Lotter of Jefferson City who earned an Associate Arts degree. She belonged to Athena Missouri Club and a W C G A and was named Second Maid of Honor to the Blue Jay Queen. Jefferson City residents Helen St George Gladys Goodall and Damnelle Sheley also finish junior year and assist with religious programs for county churches.
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Damnelle Sheley
Baldwin Consults Leaders Over Resignation Decision
London June 3 Premier Baldwin began consultations with government leaders on whether to resign now or stay until Parliament meets June 25. Churchill and Chamberlain discussed Conservative policy after last week's election defeat as Ramsay MacDonald leads the Labor party in the new Parliament.
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Court dress sprayed with gold under $300 found
A court dress reportedly coated with gold spray, valued at more than $300, was examined for shine. Police note the garment’s treatment resembles a nail finish and may affect its valuation.
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