Death Toll High In Natchez Dance Hall Fire
More than 212 Black men and women perished when flames swept through the Rhythm Night Club in Natchez Mississippi. Officials say most died of suffocation as dry Spanish moss decorations fed the blaze. Victims ranged around 15 or 16 years old.
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Natchez
Miss
R. E. Smith
Smith
Walter Barnes
Chicago
W. H. Jeffries
Natchez Democrat
Rhythm
Relief payments decline five percent in Kansas
The state welfare board reports March relief aid fell five percent from February. Old age assistance averaged 19.58 dollars, up from 19.50. Aids to the blind averaged 20.51 versus 20.49, and aid to dependent children 29.06 compared with 28.9 in February.
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Topeka
Kansas
Social Welfare Board
Police Judge Cleared In Atchison Indictment
Police Judge Harrison Smith was cleared as the county grand jury indictment charging partiality was dismissed on motion by County Attorney John Buehler. The case had alleged he altered drunken driving charges to reckless driving for two defendants.
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Atchison, Kan
Harrison
Smith
John ‘Buehler
Lawrence F. Day
W. C. Linville
Quake Felt Along California Coast
Earth shocks were felt today at Redondo Beach Hermosa Beach Hawthorne Venice and Santa Monica along the Pacific coast near Los Angeles. No damage was reported. The tremor began about 5 20 a m and lasted 15 to 30 seconds at Redondo with distinct rumbles at other locations.
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Los Angeles
Redondo Beach
Hermosa Beach
Pacific Waterfront
Hawthorne
Midway Island
Venice
Santa Monica
Dust Storm 5 000 Years Ago Described by Doctor
Apr 24. Dr Howell Williams of the University of California described to the National Academy of Sciences a titanic volcanic dust storm 5,000 years ago caused by Mount Mazama eruption in Oregon. The event sent fine dust over 5,000 square miles, created Crater Lake, and drove thousands of Indians from their homeland as lava and glaciers shaped a dramatic landscape.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Mount Mazama
Cascade Chain
Oregon
United States
Howell Williams
University of California
Williams
America
Crater Lake
Oak Ridge and Midland carry town’s last day events
The Oak Ridge census finished work by bicycle as the last week ends. A packed last day of school at Midland school featured Miss Ethel Deay, reemployed, with a big program and basket supper. Oak Ridge beat Midland 9 4 in a Monday ball game. Community club and school events drew a sold out audience, with prizes, music, and teachers honored.
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Grant Township
Pratt
Lawrence
Midland
Ethel Deay
Deay
Oak Ridge
David Perkins
Frank MceGrade
Roy Hodges
Ernie Mason
Barbara Sheets
Robert Eberwein
H. E. Eustace
Eustace
London
H. G. van Neste
W. H. Hayden
F. H. Leonhard
Henry Horn
Darlene Dolan
Fay Brown
Betty Jean McCrary
Billy Garrett
Dallas Dolan
Lawrence Morgan
Maxine Clark
Roscoe Sisecoe
Marlin Hornberger
Barbara McCrary
Neva Clark
Della Hayden
Vera Hayden
Lyle Weeks
Miss Brown
Arley Clark
Wrence Morgan
Walter Joyst
University of Kansas
Farm Bureau
Charles Nichols
J. C. Weakleys
Nokomas
Schaake
Ray Weakley
Mary Miller
Topeka
Katie Toms
Midland Club
Sarah Toms
Bleakley School
Marion Katchell
Ernestine Nutting
Wiliam Deihl
Edward Bleakley
F. D. Walters
Air
Paul Whittaker
Houston
Tex
Jack
Dora Wolf
Demonstration Directed by Hal F Eijer and County Agent
A demonstration proceeds under Hal F Eijer, a Manhattan specialist, and Deal Six, Douglas County agent, directing the event.
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Hal.f. Eijer
Manhattan
Deal Six
Douglas’ County
Social News From Stony Point and Nearby
Sunday evening visits fill the Stony Point area with multiple households hosting relatives and neighbors. Lawrence guests include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norment and other local families sharing meals and calling on friends. D. A. Wray’s family hauled eleven fat hogs to Lawrence, and Dover truck delivered a tank.
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Fred Rockhold
Clifford
Anderson
Darline
Robert Norment
Lawrence
John Dailey
D. A. Wray
Anna Cripe
Willow Springs Church
Amos Flory
Arthur Flory
Independence
Ezra Churchbaugh
Miss Mary
Union
Dick Fisher
Baldwin
Clara Kassinger
Clifford Anderson
B. I. Holmes
D. A. Wray and Son
Bill Greer
Claude Garner
Dover
Local Rain Spurs Attendance on Tuesday Trips
Mrs Clara Kassinger and Mr and Mrs Fred Rockhold with their son and Mrs B I Holmes traveled to Lawrence on Tuesday. A much needed rain fell here Tuesday night.
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Clara Kassinger
Fred Rockhold and
B. I. Holmes
Lawrence
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