Murder in Gravesend prompts fears of racial violence
In Gravesend Brooklyn a group of white youths attacked William Turks 36 and friends after a late shift at a subway shop. Turks died from blunt force injuries near a sewer grate. Authorities charged several youths with murder and riot amid reports of racial tension in the mixed Italian neighborhood.
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Techniques For Living Seminar promises easy lifelong weight loss
An advertisement touts a free take home tape program to help readers lose weight quickly and permanently this summer. It claims past participants including otters and nurses achieved success and invites a free phone call. The Techniques For Living Seminar team will visit Frederick on Saturday July.
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Farmers pin hopes on sunshine amid vast Midwest flood toll
Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas await sun as record rains flood fields. Farmers like Missouri’s Junior Yanksey report submerged soybean crops and stunted corn while grain outlooks vary. losses in 23 north Missouri counties may reach around 70 million dollars. Nebraska erosion and Iowa planting shifts add to the regional challenges as farmers adapt to wet conditions and late-season forecasts.
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Missouri River Bottoms
Midwest
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
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Yanksey
Jack Provin
Nebraska
Pat McGrane
Soil Conservation Service
Towa
Corn and soybeans lead U S crop estimates in 1901
The News reports 1901 yields with corn at 330 million bushels and soybeans strong, placing the district near the top for corn and second for soybeans behind Illinois. Weather woes hit Texas with floods from May rains and drought conditions statewide, contrasting with prior wetter eastern Midwest by year’s end. Illinois, Indiana and Ohio face drying conditions while overall crops show only respectable outcomes.
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Seythe
Plasma treatment aids paralyzed teen's dramatic recovery
In Baltimore Johns Hopkins doctors report a teen with severe chronic Guillain Barré syndrome fully regaining movement after plasma exchange therapy. One year old Mark Gustin from Monkton regained movement from hips to head after three exchanges, with daily improvements noted by neurology chair Dr Guy McKhann.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mark Gustin
Monkton
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Guy M. McKhans
Johns Hopkins
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