Storms Lashes Three States Violence Kills 12
Tornadic storms swept through Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa killing 12 and leaving more missing feared dead. Over 10 injured in hospitals as widespread damage ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars. North Minneapolis alone faced about 100000 in damage while Lake Minnetonka area storm farms and towns suffered wrecked homes and trees.
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Minneapolis
Minne‘gota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Lake Minnetonka
Min- Ti
Minnesota
Rice Lake
Return to Work Dr Edward Birge at 77
Madison Wis AP veteran Wisconsin educator Dr Edward Asahel Birge age 77 resumes fish pasturage study in Wisconsin lakes. His project inventories plant and animal life in 322 lakes aided by Wisconsin geological and natural history survey assistants for chemical lake analysis and flora fauna examination. Moscow AP says first group of five workers on large rain farms heads to U S to learn wholesale agriculture methods. The second group will depart this month.
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Madison, Wise
University of Wisconsin
Edward Asahel Birze
Wisconsin Lakes
Birge
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Geological Arid
Natural History Survey
Moscow
United States
Initiation Tonight At Beta Sigma Gamma Broaderview Inn
Beta Sigma Gamma honorary commerce fraternity at KU plans a formal initiation tonight at Broadview Inn. After the initiation, a banquet will honor initiates Arthur Cromb Ellis, William Harrington, James A. Criswell, and Leslie Pinder, with Thornton Tooke to be made an honorary member. Nearby residents add notes of local events and weather, including Easter celebrations, farm moves, and a storm that toppled maples.
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K.U
Broadview
Inn
Arthur. Cromb
Ellis
Wiliam
Easter Gatherings and Local Doings in Reno Area
Reno notes reveal gatherings at Hallenbeck and O'Dea homes, Easter dinners hosted by Henry Eisele, and visits among neighbors from Lawrence to Tonganoxie. Mentions of farm events, Farm Bureau meeting, garden patterns lesson, and a pocket gopher extermination demo. Meado ws burned at Deihl and O'Dea fields, lighting the sky.
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John Winslow
Chas, Woodward
Kerve
Sherman Hoar
G. W. Phenicie
St. Louis
Howard
Miller
H. R. Patterson
Springfield
Mary Fillen
Phenicie
St. Louis High School
Junior Miller
Deihl Meadow
O'Dea
Easter Vacation Notes From Winter Social Roundup
Mrs Dorothy Bearman spent her Easter vacation at home from Friday to Tuesday. Clyde Lambert stayed at George Richards home and spent Saturday night in Lecompton. Mrs Newt Hamlin has eczema on the face but is much better now. Johnnie Richards, working in Lawrence, spent last Thursday with home folks. Mr and Mrs George Richards and family. Mrs Leon Hill and Everett spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Herman Banks and children. Mrs Dell Isaacs and Miss Christine Schroyer of Topeka spent Friday afternoon with their parents, Mr and Mrs R B Schroyer. Mr and Mrs Brunker and children motored to Manhattan Saturday morning and came home Sunday evening. Cecil Richands pulled stun.
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Green Bros
Claude
Charles Hallenbeck
Roy Channel
O'Dea
Lillie Somers
Wiley
Lawrence
Walter McRill
John Lewis
Virginia City
Nebj
Wilber Bantz
Othel Wiley
Tonganoxie
Claude Hallenbeck
J. E. Crabbe
Lawson Carter
H.A. Hallenbeck
Margaret’ Sanders
Ruth Phenicie
Wichita
John Todd
Ton
Henry Eisele
Jake Strobel
Eudora
Carl Bernitz
Kansas City
Ernest. May
Clyde May
Newman
Blanche Phenicie
Lacy
H. G. Skeets
W. H
McKone
Fami
Dorothy Bearman
Clyde Lambert
George Richards
Lecompton
Newt Hamlin
Johnnie Richards
George ,Richards
Leon Hill
Everett
Herman
Banks
Dell Isaacs
Christine Schroyéer
Topeka
R.B. Schroyer
Brunker
Manhattan
Cecil Richands
Old Berlin church tomb holds eighteenth century skeletons
Berlin AP reports while renovating the Klosterkirche the oldest Berlin church workmen found a subterranean tomb containing eighteen skeletons dated to the eighteenth century. The remains were exhumed and reburied elsewhere, continuing the church’s history as a cache of relics from earlier eras.
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Berlin
Old Se Pulchre Unearthment Yields No Art Objects
AP reports in Havana Cuba a 200 year old sepulchre was unearthed last year and no objects of art value were found in the burial place. Census data list Cuba's population at 3,598,933 with Havana city and province hosting 949,611 residents.
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Havana
Cuba
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