Tornado in Arkansas Kills Thirty Nine in Southwest
Reports from Little Rock indicate 39 people were killed and scores injured as a tornado swept across southwestern Arkansas late yesterday. The twister cut a 25 mile district, damaging Hempstead County towns from Texarkana to the district’s heart, with extensive property loss and ongoing relief efforts.
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International News Services
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Hempstead Conty
Texarkana
Pres
Great April Storm Sweeps Midwest and Chicago
A sweeping April storm lashes the United States from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. Milwaukee reports a foot of snow and a 60 mile gale, with fears for lake vessel safety. Colorado sees deep snows, Nebraska and Iowa endure heavy systems, and tornadoes strike Arkansas and Mississippi with lives lost and property damage feared.
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United
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Colorado
Denver
Nebraska
Iowa
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Kansas City
Salina
Clay
Polish People to Celebrate General Pilsudski Day
Polish residents prepare for a large Sunday gathering at Miller Street hall to honor General Pilsudski. The event features speeches by Bishop Hodur, Mayor Bartos, and scholar Thomas Izdzi, plus a Holy Trinity children’s program and a bishop’s visit with regional church officials.
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Polish Republic
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Scranton
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Thomas Dzki
Tuffalo
L. Wrecsinski
Cleveland
Children of Holy Trinity Church
Francis Hodur
Drut Whoperski
Holy Trinity
Samily Moray
Hos
Thermometer Stands At 62 At Noon In Windy Test
Arthur Mometer Od Sol conducted a wind test causing the thermometer to reach 62 degrees at noon. Aimed assessment noted the instrument held steady despite gusts.
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Bette
Blizzard Not Crossing Western Pennsylvania Weather Report
Western Pennsylvania will escape the main blizzard with only possible cold rains, as the weather bureau foresees little chance of snow. The government forecaster in Pittsburgh notes a void wave in the middle west and predicts cool, wet conditions for the region.
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International News
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Republicans Agree On Senate Program And Budget Plan
Republican leaders in the Senate tentatively agreed on a program to take effect after ratification of the Colombian treaty. Key items include emergency tariff passage, a national budget system, immigration restrictions, and army and navy appropriations. Knox peace resolution action will be deferred until the treaty clears, with expected quick House re passage and possible renewed debate on League of Nations issues.
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Ensaranantay News Service
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Gal
Jonel George Havey
Aubhader
London
Myronic
Paris
Senate confirms Harvey and Herrick as ambassadors
The Senate confirmed Colonel Harvey of New Jersey as ambassador to Great Britain and Colonel Harrington of Ohio as ambassador to France. The action drew some Democratic objection but proceeded this afternoon.
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International News Service
Washington
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Great Britain
Ohita
Frances
Children Cause Fun For Firemen
Children playing with matches near 86 Jefferson Street caused a small fire at 12 20 today. Fire department responded to the alarm from the xid. Fire caused minor damage and no injuries were reported.
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J. W. Minney
Jefferson Street
Domestic Breech Ends In Tangle For Thornton Andrews
A New York stock broker, Herbart Thornton Andrews, lives with two wives in one home. Wife No 1 and wife No 2 share duties while Esther, described as a “beautiful blonde,” has joined as his second wife after Andrews announced their marriage in Greenwich, Connecticut. The arrangement endured ten weeks before Wife No 1 hired counsel to pursue further action.
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Herbart Thornton Andrews
New York
Maud Augusta Haynes Andrews
Ite No
Marie Tatnall Andrews
Andrews
No 1
Esther
Greenwich
Conn
Marvel
Andrews' Wife No 2 Flees Desperately for Freedom
International News Service reports Herbert Thornton Andrews, a twice-divorced stock broker, is sued for divorce as his wife deserts him. The case reveals a grand jury inquiry in Hudson County and hints at a possible third woman. The embattled figure vows resilience despite the scandal and threats of exposure.
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International News Service
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Wife Sunder
Hudson County Grand Jury
Herbert
Thornton Andrews
Youtus
Herb Andrews
Hal
Rotary Club Banquet Turns Speechless Night into Lively Show
The Lakes Night Banquet of the Rotary Club at the Carnegie drew a packed crowd. Attendees admired a rare speechless evening with snappy musical entertainment and lively performances, as suspicions of flirtations faded into humor.
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Rotary Club
Carnegie
Autos Collide At Park And Highland
Two autos collide at the corner of Turk and Highland avenues around noon injuring County Farm Agent Norman Dale and killing Clare Atborn. Dale suffered bruises while Atborn died. vehicles a Ford and a Buick were heavily damaged as one skidded into streetcar tracks amid the wreckage.
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Alborn
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Ford
Toledo Bread Is Sliced One Cent
Toledo announces a bread price cut with wholesale for a pound and a half loaf at 12 cents and a pound loaf at unspecified price, effective today. Local markets respond as the city aligns with the new cost cut.
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Toledo
International Mews Service
Women Return From National League of Women Voters Convention
Mrs. W A Taylor and delegates including Mrs Roe Muirhead Dr kit au McLaughray and Mrs Carl Flatt arrived home from Cleveland Ohio April 12 16 enthusiastic over the convention success and optimistic about women’s role in national politics The 391 delegates represented every state and included notable figures such as Mrs Mand Wood Park chairwoman of the National League of Women Voters who opened with Every Woman an Intelligent Voter and outlined key issues for the nation
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Lawrence County League of Women Voters
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Kit Au Both
McLaughray
Carl Flatt
League of Women Voters
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Ohio
Heme
Politics
America
BVT
Statler Hotel
Ahionghum
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National Levee of Women Voters
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Goundeil
Levery
McConnell to Speak Before Rotary Club
Thomas McConnell, a guest of the N. GH chapter, will address the Rotary Club at Monday’s meeting on furlough from M. O. AL work in Ching. His remarks will cover the Chinese people’s condition and the nation’s resources and needs.
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Thomas McConnell
N. GH
United States
Ching
Rotary Club
McConnel
Terrace Pupils Present Unusual Program Friday
Terrace avenue school under Miss Anna Perry staged a Bird and Star Day program to showcase student development and individual achievements. Honor pupils received recognition as the entire school gathered for the one and a half hour event, with a devotional exercise and orderly, hopeful behavior observed throughout.
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Terrace
Terrace Avenue
Iliss Anna Perry
Star Bay
Upy
Death Record Recital in Local Paper
Fragmentary obituary listing names Mrs Alvenn Dunlap Russell Sehyley Kitwood Udv Esther McConnell Coir street Mes Chestar Me 306 yudal street with unclear ages and addresses. No clear event details or dates.
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Alvenn Dunlap
Beaver Mall
Russell Sehyley
Kitwood Udv
Esther McConnell
Coir Street
Mes
Chestar Me
Yudal Streor
New War May Be Declared On German People
French prepare to occupy Ruhr and the United States backs moves by France as Premier signals readiness to act if Germany fails to meet reparations. The London conference prompts new military and political pressure on Germany with May 1 set as a potential turning point.
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Paris
Germany
London
France
Plan To Meeting New Legion Home Plan To Meeting New Legion Home
The Perry St Gaston Post 332 American Legion held a Friday evening session in North Mill street rooms. Key actions included adopting constitution and by laws, forming a joint ex service committee to organize the Lesson Home Association board, and thanking New Castle for campaign support. Memorial Day exercises are planned, with a committee led by G Edward Four to meet and discuss ongoing arrangements.
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Perry St
Gaston Post
American Legion
North Mill Street
Legion
New Castle
G. Edward Four
Withnny Hieber ‘Glenn
Edward
Ter A. Brenner
Fragmented Local Drama and Miscellaneous Notices
Snapshot style report notes multiple incidents including Charles Jackson in critical condition after an electrical accident at a State commerce facility, a civil suit by Dorothy Bier against the Dun Iwrtland mayor and council seeking 3500 for injuries, witnesses called to prove a dog was quiet in a separate case, a municipal building in Pilonville robbed of wine and raisins, Mrs. Jessie Woods travels to Trenton seeking her missing horse, a price-cut notice from local companies, a suicide by poison in Case Liverpool, and thefts and auto thefts in Pa with various losses reported.
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Dorothy Bier
Dun Iwrtland
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