Dam breaks flood lands hit Texas and Midwest towns
A broken city water dam in Albany Texas unleashed a 20 foot wall of water washing away houses and leaving many feared dead. In Kansas and nearby states flood and tornado damage affected towns, with Marysville hit hard and 12 deaths reported across the region. Paul Alexander family members were missing and rescue efforts continued at dawn.
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City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Wichita
Kas
Texas Panhandle
Marysville
Hubbell
Neb
Falls City
Nemaha
Albany
Texas
Little Hubbard Creek
West
Paul Alexander
Lake Diller
W. Graham Webb, Jr
Webb
Missing Bomber Sighted in Wyoming
SALT LAKE CITY June 10 Army fliers located a missing bomber near Evanston and Lyman Wyoming but found no sign of personnel. Private plane later reported the craft badly broken in two with wings intact. Residents evacuated as floodwaters from a nearby stream rose, prompting Cross relief teams to aid the homeless in Abilene and Breckenridge.
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Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Eddie Brooks
United Airlines
Evanston
Lyman
Wyo
Bill Shipler
Salt Lake
Calmness Sought On Loss Of U S Steamer Robin Moor
The White House urged suspending judgment on the sinking of the U S steamer Robin Moor until facts emerge. Osorio rescued 11 of 46 aboard after a May 21 torpedoing in the South Atlantic. Captain Waldemar Perea of Osorio said the ship was torpedoed. 17 crew and eight passengers were missing, including three women and a child.
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Associated Press
White House
U. S
Robin Moor
Waldemark Lucio Pereira
Osorio
South Atlantic
Stephen Early
Atlantic
Brazil
Plane Strikers Seek Return To Work At Army Factory
Five day strike by North American airplane factory workers ends as U A W leaders propose returning in a body to negotiate immediate resumption of work with no discrimination and retention of union cards, while Army officials study the plan. other items include funeral notice for Della Clark, and market, cotton, wool quotes and local ads.
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Los Angeles
Charles E. Branshaw
Robert Malloy
Roswell Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Orval Kisselburg and Bessie DeTemple Irwin of Roswell. William Finis Payne and Rose Naomi Eakin, both of Roswell, also listed for licenses.
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Orval Kisselburg
Bessie DeTemple Irwin
Roswell
William Finis Payne
Rose Naomi Eakin
New York Stocks Close Roundup June 10 1930s list
A dense closing tally lists numerous stocks with varied gains and losses led by AmAil and AT&T, showing mixed sentiment. Major movers include RadioCorp, SkellyOil, Chrysler, GenElec, USSteel, and Western breadlines with several firms posting notable fractions in their prices.
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New York
AmAil
Loew’sIn
AmCan
Montgw
Amc&f
NatCash
AmMet
NatGyp
Amamil
NatLead
AmSmel
Natpo&l
Amsdf
Noama
At&t
Noamc
AmTob
Penney
AmWool
Phillips
Anacond
Proc&g
Psocenj
AviatCor
RadioCor
BethStr
RepubSt
Boeinga
ReyTeb
Briggs M
SafeStr
Bulova
Stdoili
ConBak
Stdoij
ConCan
Tex&Pc
Conoid
TexCorp
CrucSil
UntAirl
CurtWrt
UntAire
DougAir
Usgyp
GenElec
Usinda
Wall Street gains lift steels motors and rails on demand
Stock market strength persisted with gains for steels, motors, rails and related shares, aided by hopeful economic signals and strong dividend reports. U S Steel reported May shipments the largest on record, while tax plans and defense strike pressures shaped investor sentiment amid a 812000 share turnover. In Kansas City hogs, cattle and sheep moved unevenly with gains of 5 to 25 cents for many classes and a generally active market.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General, Motors
Chrysler
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Deere
J. I. Case
Western Union
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Westinghouse
Eastman Kodak
U. S. Gypsum
Standard Oil (Nj
International Paper
General Steel Castings
Armour
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Market Report Shows Steady Prices And Receipts
Chicago market data for dairy eggs poultry shows creamery receipts at 1,531,952 with stable prices across grades. Butter yields 93 score 35 to 35 1/2 and eggs receipts total 20,380 with firm fresh graded firsts at 24 1/2 current 23 3/4. Live poultry trade lists 33 trucks with firm pricing.
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Chicago
Grain futures close lower on mixed Chicago session
Chicago grain markets show a mixed close with July wheat at about 1.02 1/8 to 1/4, September at 1.03 5/8 to 3/4 and December at 1.05 1/2. Corn for July at 72 3/4 to 5/8, September 74 5/8 and December 76 1/2. Oats steady with July around 36 3/8 to 36 1/8 for September and 37 1/2 to 38 1/8 for December.
Boston Wool Market Quiet On Domestic And Foreign Wools
Trading on the Boston wool market was very restricted with little interest in domestic wools. Spot foreign wools moved slowly and orders for foreign wools for future delivery were slower than last week. Quotations showed little change from last week and remained largely nominal due to limited trading activity.
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Boston
Attention Everybody See R V Young at Triangle Lumber
Classified ad urges builders and painters to contact R V Young at Triangle Lumber Company located at 23rd and N Main. Includes phone line 6-10130c and requests readers to phone classified to No 11.
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R. V. Young
I Triangle Lumber. Co
23Rd & N. Main
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