Sen Schoeppel Seeks Priority for Farm Tools Steel
Wichita senator Andrew Schoeppel says defense officials in Washington report principal suppliers of plow shares and agricultural parts cannot fill orders until early 1933. He cites shortages spanning agricultural machinery repairs and replacements and urges steel be prioritized next to guns for defense needs.
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Yanks Swap John Schmitz To Gain Ewell Blackwell
New York Yankees acquire right hander Ewell Blackwell from Cincinnati Reds in exchange for pitcher Johnny Schmitz and an undisclosed cash consideration. Blackwell, 29 turning 30, had a poor season with Cincinnati and had not pitched in three weeks, while Schmitz, 31, a left handed reliever, joined the Yankees last month from Brooklyn.
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Arkansas Killer's Hoax Claim Branded by Jury
A special grand jury ruled Bishop, a six time killer awaiting execution for an Ophir Utah double murder, fabricated claims of freedom from the Arkansas State Prison. The panel found no evidence supporting his charge made from the Utah death house and concluded the story was a deliberate hoax to delay execution.
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Mexican youths join summer camp near Tucson for underprivileged children
Five Mexican youngsters helped with a summer camp for underprivileged children in the Catalina Mountains north of Tucson. After a chilly start when days lacked blankets, Davis Monthan Air Force Base lent Army blankets. Sponsors of the Arizona Daily Star faced the challenge of convincing parents that the program was free, marking the first invitation of Mexican youths to the camp.
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Unclear report of child after midnight escape
Fragmentary notes describe a child or individual leaving a home and being found or followed by a father. The text mentions Nagee Gale Atkins and a tired state, with activity described as crawling down stairs and moving toward a doorway. The fragment lacks context, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Skunk Cabbages Prove Useful In New Drug
In Willows the skunk cabbage is studied for medicinal use, with a drug aiding high blood pressure. Harvesting aims to prevent erosion by replanting native grasses after digging. Officials claim two benefits: increased forest revenue and improved high mountain meadows where the plant grows.
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Nude Cutie Seen Strolling Centralia Street At Dawn
A startling sight reports a blonde woman seen strolling nude on a Centralia street near dawn. Police recovered the description noting a young child strapped to a caretaker and urged caution as the investigation proceeds.
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Farmer Granted Deferment for Home Farm Care
A farmer reported to the local recruiting office with 67 head of cattle, two horses, a tractor, and a pickup truck when ordered to start reserve service. He argued only he could care for the farm while his wife tended to three young children. The military commander granted him a deferment and sent him home.
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