Platform pleases leader of Farm Bureau
Chicago June 15 AP Edward A O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation deplored omissions in the Republican party platform but praised its liberal character. He noted lack of planks for production control, commodity loans, cooperative marketing and agricultural transportation, and criticized the platform for extreme nationalism and hard money advocacy. He urged continued negotiations with foreign countries to measure efficiency of methods.
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Chicago
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Republican Party
O'Neal
Aetter Way
O’neal
Cowpuncher Heads to Fair on Horse from Arlington
Arlington Texas June 15 Roy Franklin known as Punches cattleman on a west Texas ranch has spent 46 days in the saddle en route to the Texas Centennial Exposition He travels about 10 miles daily and plans to drive his Jersey bullock into Dallas tomorrow.
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Arlington
Tex
Roy Franklin
West Texas
Dallas
Six Missourians Hurt In Car Crash Near Kansas City
AP report from Kansas City states five Warrensburg residents and Harlow Allen, 20, of Blairstown were injured in a Sunday night collision at a state Highway 7 intersection. Nellie Mae Parsons, 19, and James Parsons, 17, suffered head injuries, among the most severely hurt.
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Kansas City
Warrensburg
Harlow Allen
Blairstown
Here
Nellie Mae Parsons
James Parsons
Cameron Man Dies From Fractured Skull
Glenn Baker, 25, of Cameron Missouri, died in St Joseph after a pitched baseball struck him during an amateur game in Cameron. Authorities described the death as resulting from a fractured skull with the injury occurring yesterday evening. The report notes the accident occurred during local play and outlines the sequence leading to Baker’s collapse and death.
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Cameron Man
ST. Joseph, Mo
Glenn Baker
Cameron
Heavy storm lashes South Florida coast
A tropical storm out of the gulf knocked out a telephone line to Bonita Springs and triggered a rescue from Fort Myers. The storm dumped heavy rain across South Florida with Everglades City reporting 15 inches in 24 hours and Fort Myers 7.88 inches, raising flood fears along the Caloosahatchee and Imperial rivers as authorities watched for possible damage.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf
Bonita Springs
Florida
Ft. Myers
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Everglades City
Fort Myers
Imperial River
Jines
Aptly Named With This Off My Chest
Sport Parade continues with satirical quips about a racing figure. The speaker jokes about the person lacking “slaying powers” and calls for refunds on a prior bet, implying doubt about readiness and legitimacy of performance.
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Bel
Split Second Fails in Detroit Derby After Brave Rise
In the Detroit Derby, midnight black filly Split Second from Texas shows brief promise by moving to second on the backstretch but is overtaken by all rivals. Hollywood wins, likely as an apology for missing the Kentucky Derby, while Rush Away falters at the barrier and cannot recover from a dramatic barrier display.
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Texas
Hollywood
Rush
Iron Horse
Oreeca
Foreign Legion to Quell Uprising in Algeria
Riots injure forty five, including seven police and four Foreign Legion troopers. Rightist groups shout anti Semitic slogans, attack a 3000 strong left demonstration. Emergency appeals sent to the Foreign Legion at Sidi-Bel-Abbes, Algeria, as a new radio system is developed to help quell disturbances.
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Popular Front
France
Foreign Legion
Side-Bel- Abbes
Sidi-Bel-Abbes
Algeria
United States Forest Patriotic Societies
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