Dust Cazzard In Midwest Abated
Dodge City Kansas April 27 The dust storm that swept across Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico abated with blue skies. Travel remained hindered by dust drifts up to three feet on main highways. Grass destroyed and thousands of jackrabbits killed. Schools reopened after a two day delay as merchants cleaned dust from shops. Rail travel resumed though many trains were delayed.
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Colomado
Kansas
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New Mexico
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Finfels
City News Special Saturday Night Dance Ad
Otographed item notes a tourist club event at Ogilvie Bing with Boots and his Buddies performing. Advertisement lists Be-ady and He Daner as organizers, dancing every Saturday at Braunhall, with Buddy Wansock-LAGY as contact.
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Boots
He Daner
Braunhall
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Buddy Wansock
Cameraman Tours Area in Dust Storm Excerpt
From Jimmy Adams notebook a newsreel photographer recounts Oklahoma Panhandle conditions in Cimarron county. A fierce dust storm leaves trees bent and red clouds billowing while a river of sand blankets the ground. Cars suffer, windows crack, and residents wear masks as scenes of hardship and improvisation unfold in April.
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Oktahoma City
Jimmy Adams
Oklahoma Panhandle
Cimarron County
Graf Zeppelin damages buildings in Brazil crash
Graf Zeppelin mooring accident near Pernambuco caused damage to several structures as the airship attempted to land. The craft, traveling from Germany via the Atlantic, sustained limited damage to a motor as a mooring line broke. No injuries reported.
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Brazil
Dirigible
Graf Zeppelin
Rio de Janeiro
Atlantic
Germany
Wallace Seeks Dust Warning and Land Use Policy
Secretary Wallace warned at the Izaak Walton League convention in Chicago that dust storms signal imminent disaster unless a comprehensive land use policy is adopted. He urged redistributing lands to meet agricultural, industrial, and recreation needs and proposed buying submarginal farms to restore wilderness.
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Wallace
Wrest
Izaak Walton League
Chicago
United States
Old Schoolhouse Sold for a Quarter in Vermont Town
In WINHASL Virginia April 33 a small Vermont town sold an unused schoolhouse after eight years. Belecman A Wells Prouty bought the structure for 25 cents because land ownership was unclear. The town fathers acted to settle the land dispute by transferring the building to Prouty who owns the surrounding land.
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Vermont
Belecman A. Wells Prouty
Proity
Fragmented Memoir Fragments On Fat Health and Trust
Industrial era style prose notes a tangled critique of fat content in food and government guidance. The text mentions fat weight loss, consumer deception, and personal agency, with scattered names and speculative claims about health, money, and moral warnings without clear event or structure.
Tragic School Bus Crash Eight Dead In Maryland Route Crash
Movingly detailed reports describe a school bus collision near Rockville and Georgetown with nine bodies identified and many patients hospitalized. Witness Thelma Staley recalls screams and debris while rescue teams rushed from nearby towns.
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Thelma Staley
Georgetown
Hespital
Rockville
Louise Funk
Hagerstown
Ruben Pumphrey
Amine
Margaret Zimmerman
de Tra Zimmerman
Rock Ville
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Springs
Braceley
Phoebe
Phoebe"—and This Led Authors Tea
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New Corpus Mayor Names Officials
Corpus Gehristi, April 12. Tat new city administration head ed by Dr. H.R. Giles as mayor, Friday had made several new ap pointments. Calvin Cook, employe of the state highway depost was appointed city cry C, ceeding Worth Cottingham. I didge W. W Sharp, former atrect and park commissioner. Was ap pointed to relieve RT. Pritcheté as judge of the city corporation court, Gus Mekenheimer remains its secretary, and {. D. Johns was re tained as city attorney with Judge H.R. Sutherland named his as sistant. Tee Pelzel was appointed chief of police to succeed A. RB Mace. Tesigned, Rule Oliver wil take Ed , Filnt's place.
Theft of Horse Charged to Trio in Justice Court
Complaints filed in Justice of the Peace court accuse Frederico Bernal Obie Johnson and Moe White of horse theft near Caleta Mata. Deputy Holland reported Bernal admitted the crime and sale of the horse for eight dollars to Johnson and White. The horse was recovered near New Berlin in Guadalupe City. the farm is owned by Johnson.
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San Fernanda Street
Justice of the Peace
Cordigan's Court
Frederico Bernal
Moe
Obie Johson
Maryland Street
Bherst C.D. Holland
Bernal
A. J. Goetz
Shelf Albert W. Wester
Johnson
Perenades
Holland
Jaym
New Berlin
Guadalupe City
Youth held against will by Hamilton Pal
Dallas April 12. Cecil Howe a Collin county youth told officers he had been kidnapped at daybreak today by Halpin Fults a former traveling companion of Raymond Hamilton and released at Renner north of here.
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Dallas
Cecil Howe
Coliin County
Halpin Fults
Tiglave
Raymond Hamilton
Renner
Here
Dust Storm Wipes Out Millions in Wheat Crops Across Plains
Reports from The Associated Press estimate agricultural losses top 30 million dollars across Western and Central Kansas, Southeastern Colorado, Oklahoma Panhandle, Wyoming, New Mexico, and Texas Panhandle. Wheat losses dominate with millions in value, while dust and drought devastate vast acreages and threaten regional food output.
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Colorado
Oklahoma Panhandle
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New Mexico
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Texas Panhandle
Nebraska
Walter Bayiow
Amaritl Yeal
Harry B. Cordelt
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Northwestern
Panhandle
FAUR
Pred Daniels
New Mexican State College Agricultural Statisteian
Texas Extension Service
Lone Star
Texas
FERA
Sweden's Foreign Trade Shows Improving Exports
Sweden's foreign trade continues to improve. Exports rising while imports stay high. Newsprint sales abroad reached 11 400 tons in February versus 9 400 tons a year earlier, signaling stronger overseas demand and a healthy export performance.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Ap.il
Veteran Engineer Killed by Train Near Akron
James H. John a 68 year old Pennsylvania Railroad engineer with 33 years on the force was fatally struck when his locomotive unfolded from the tracks. He had warned others with a whistle but failed to avoid the approaching train and died instantly in Akron Ohio on April 19.
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James H. John
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Regional pact idea spreads across Western Europe
A regional pact discussion grows among France Italy and Britain as Rome talks on a Latin bloc and consultation with England. French officials avoid sanction talk while Mussolini Laval pact signals unity. Western powers move toward a coordinated stance though no firm alliance yet. Italy signals cautious approval of a unified front with Britain France and others.
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W Mussolini
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Tiew
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United Front
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Tukluy
Mises Donald
France
Mary
Australia Feels Hard Earthquake Tremors in Brisbane
Severe earth tremors rocked Brisbane on April 12 causing buildings to sway dangerously. No serious damage or injuries were reported, though residents felt strong shaking across the city.
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Australia
Brisbane
Nazis Ready to Sign Pacts With Neighbors Except Lithuania
Berlin reports Germany ready to sign pacts of nonaggression with all neighbors except Lithuania when the Memel question is settled. A foreign office spokesman said this reflects Adolf Hitler’s official policy. Italy plans to keep 600,000 men under arms, and a general arms convention is sought on equal terms.
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Germany
Foreign Office
Lithuania
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Hhis
Adolf Hitler
Italy
41 Year Old Cake Divided by Couple
In East Hochester HN B Apt 13 observes their first wedding anniversary as Mr and Mrs Eugene C Gate distribute pieces of their wedding cake among guests. The remoulade of the cake was returned to where it had been kept, a small domestic detail noted during the celebration.
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Apt
Eugene C
Gate
Caki
Snes Thisouple
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