Plan to Return Dust Bowl Farmers to the Fields
Dalhart Texas reports the Dust Bowl easing as a new federal coordinator Roy I. Kimmel directs work by soil conservation, resettlement and AAA wind erosion offices across 100 counties in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and New Mexico. Heavy rains flood roads railways and farms. Two railroad bridges washed out near Dalhart. Roswell and Springer suffer flood damage and drownings reported.
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Dalhart
Tex
Rocky Mountains
Secretary of
Wallace
Texas
Ind Bowl
Roswell
N. M
Hiram. Dow
Springer
Woodward
Oklo
North Canadian
Fort Worth
Denver
Sengers
Dalehart
Roy I. Kimmel
Amarillo
Soil Conservation
Walpole awaits new bond in Morris Plan forgery cases
In St Joseph Missouri AP report William P Walpole operator of a drug and electrical chain remains in custody as counsel seeks new bonds on 42 indictments for allegedly forming notes sold to Morris Plan Company. Eliott Spalding withdrew from Walpole's bond in five cases. Vera Davis and Grance Toel posted 4000 bonds on forgery charges. Morris Plan officials say forgery losses total 486000. June 3 visitors A Guenther of Collinsville Oklahoma staying with Dr Cortez Enloe family at 400 Madison Street in Philadelphia.
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ST. Joseph
William P. Walpole
Morris Plan Company
Eliott Spalding
Walpole
Liberty
Tiss Vera Davis
Teller
The
Grance Toel
Dr Roosevelt urges 7 regional power projects plan
President Roosevelt outlines a regional power program coordinated by the national planning board. He urges that projects authorized by Congress be carried out by suitable federal departments or regional bodies, with flood control extending from major rivers to tributaries and drainage areas. Senator Norris proposes six new regional authorities modeled on TVA, with a plan against court injunctions and required bonds to protect affected parties.
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National Planning Board
Congress
Roosevelt
Norris
Senate
Tennessee Valley
House
Nebraska
TVA
Accident Victim Dies in Fulton Hospital
Mrs. Alten Fletcher aged 49 of Bakersfield California died at Callaway hospital from injuries in an automobile collision on Highway 40 near Kingdom City Wednesday. Her husband remains hospitalized with multiple broken ribs and cuts and bruises.
Robinsons say high court may reverse itself
Majority Leader Joseph Y Robinson of Arkansas told the Senate he believed the Supreme Court would uphold a ban on child labor now. He recalled guiding the earlier measure and said he had no doubt a favorable decision would come if the act were reconsidered today.
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Washington
Joseph Y. Robinson
Ark
Senate Today
Supreme Court
Robinson
Robert Johnson
Surgical
Senate
House Labor
Congress
Johnson
Kansas City Man Hurt In Callaway Collision
C A Crenshaw of North Kansas City was listed in serious condition at Boone County Hospital with severe scalp wounds and a fractured vertebra after a head on automobile crash near Kingdom City on June 2. His son Wilford Crenshaw was released after first aid. Mr and Mrs Allen Fletcher of Bakersfield California were taken to Callaway Hospital at Fulton.
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Columbia, Mo
C. A. Crenshaw
North Kansite City
Boone County Hospital
Kingdom City
Wilford
Allen Fletcher
Bakersfield
Calif
Crenshaw
Callaway Hospital
Fulton
Pick ups Capitol Lodge Elects Wheatily Grand
Foster Wheatily elected noble grand to succeed W R Buesher for term July 7 to December 1. John Bradshaw named vice grand to succeed Wheatly. Beta Phi Sigma district convention to be hosted by Epsilon chapter with representatives from seven mid western states. Several hospital admissions and a fine for operating without a permit noted. Jefferson City Methodist church marks 100th anniversary with basket dinner. Horns stolen from Mrs Lovell's Chevrolet on Capitol grounds. Duncan undergoes major surgery at St Marys. Decker and Miss Smith married at Richmond, short honeymoon trip.
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Capitol Lodge I
Foster Wheatily
W. R. Buesher
John Bradshaw
Wheatly
Beta Phi Sigma
Epsilon Chapter
Mid
Rain general through Missouri with unsettled weather
Missouri experienced near normal temperatures under cloudy unsettled skies. Heavy rains fell in central and southern areas yesterday as showers occurred statewide with forecasted thunderstorms and cooler temps in parts.
Truman Says Railroads Looted by Financial Agents
Senator Truman told colleagues that major railroads have been deliberately looted by financial agents and that Congress must stop practices. He cited holding companies and wholly owned subsidiaries as evading laws and noted receiverships for Frisco and other lines while urging careful reorganization to protect public and investors.
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Washington
Truman
D-Mo
Senate Railway ‘Finance Committee
van Sweringen
Patrick H. Joyce
Chicago
Great Western Railroad
Congress
Senate
United States
New York
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Company
Missonr Pacific
Chicago and Eastern Iingis
Frisco
Radio Schedule fragment with varied programs and musical clock
A partial KWOS program guide lists a Friday schedule from 45 past the hour through 7:30 PM. It includes musical clock blocks, news, church programs, orchestras, variety shows, markets, dances, and a sports update between St. Louis Browns and Philadelphia Athletics.
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Missouri
Wildwood
Xavier “Cugat
Lake
The
Guild Singers
Guild
Béaily
Jefferson ‘City ‘Baking Company
Dulle - Milling ‘Company
Harlem
Hollywood
Frenchy
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Britain maps new plan for Spanish waters conflict
London reports Britain proposes a three point program with France Italy and Germany to restore the non intervention ring around Spain. The plan seeks neutral ship safety zones and guarantees for warships patrolling the coast while Germany shells Almeria and both it and Italy press to rejoin the international effort. Foreign Secretary Eden pushes for rapid multinational protection by the four-nation navy amid a tense civil war context. France notes a dense population density in its region.
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London
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Spain
Bgn
Almeria
Deutschland
International Committee
Berlin
Rome
Tion
Foreign
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Eden
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Meyer Urlerentz
Ted
Phen
Jean O'Neil
U.S
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High Court
Kansas City
Callaway
C. A Crenshaw
Ray
St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph Zimmer
Brinktown
W. G. Duncan
Argyle
Evelyn Tadlock
West Elm Street
George Il. Wright
Jefferson City
John G. Leslie
Methodist Church
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
F. E. Lovell
Main Street
Capitol Grounds
Sir Mary's Hospital
William Decker
Miss.Glada Smith
Richmond
Baby
Sunlite
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Wally
Wally Potter
Harry E. Wilken
Wilkens
Wilken Family
Cn Ie
Wilken
Wilken Family, Inc
Aladdin
N.Y.C
Lorraine
Haspel Seersucker
Meee
Hickey Paint & Glass CO
Fasy
Pye Eae Y
Elia
EASY
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Wyandotte Furniture Company
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