Ask U. S. Permit to Dynamite Levee to Save New Orleansi
United States considered drastic steps to protect New Orleans as flood waters rose across Mississippi and Yazoo basins. Levees between Memphis and Helena held but crest threatened, while evacuees swelled the homeless to about 130000 with estimates of 200 to 500 dead feared in the stricken region. Relief units and Red Cross outposts moved to meet emergencies as Arkansas City reported rising waters and Red River outlets opened. Greenville cut off with limited reports from eastern flood zones.
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Yazoo
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Red Grass
Cairo
Disaster relief aid flows as top officials visit flood area
Secretary Hoover Major General Jadwin and Red Cross acting chair Feiser arrived to assess the Mississippi flood emergency. Director Baker said supplies progress, but two main tasks remain rescuing refugees stranded on levees and sheltering 159000 homeless. Four seaplanes ordered to survey Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee while towns like Gorham face inundation. Nine carloads of fresh vegetables from the Rio Grande valley will aid flood victims in San Benito and environs.
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James I. Feiser
Red Cross
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Henry
Ree Cross
Baker
Pensamin Air Station
Memphi Lake Village
Ark
New Orle
Motion to Quash Solon Bribe Charge Overruled by Court
Court overrules motion to quash charges in Solon bribery indictment. AV STIS reports that prosecutors maintained a bribery case against a Solon official, with the judge denying the defense effort to dismiss the charges.
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Evangelist McPherson Denies Worldliness Charges
Los Angeles April 26 evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson fiercely rejected charges of worldliness raised by Gladywn Nichols, former Angelus Temple superintendent. Nichols alleged McPherson’s hair style, expensive dresses, and cars reflected a worldly life, while McPherson countered the dispute over leadership and the temple choir’s direction as the true source of discord.
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Sion
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Breakfasts Stand By You Urge Balanced Morning Foods
Authorities urge well balanced breakfasts as key to business success and school development. They note 70 percent of daily work in business and 80 percent in schools occurs in morning hours. Quaker Oats is promoted as a balanced, quick cooking option rich in protein minerals vitamins.
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Harvard
Deadeye Dick Misses Hugo in Grand Treasure Hunt
Fragmented text outlines weekly treasure hunt with multiple prize offers. Mentions cash awards from San Antonio Light and various local sponsors, including vehicles, groceries, gas, clothing, and goods. Notes need for master clues and directions via The Light office.
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Marshall Nord
Western Heights
Thurman Harretti
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Shepherd Sendry
Li. E. Fite Company
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Dundee Weslen Mills
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Medina Lake
Ine Graty
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Mazda
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Farmers face complex future amid farm bill debate
The text contrasts farmers’ cautious stance with the McNary-Haugen bill, arguing government loan guarantees would misread farming needs. It highlights long odds of guaranteeing prosperity amid disorganization and calls for better planning and diversification rather than a guaranteed profit model.
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McNary-Haugen
Humane Society to Survey City Orphans
Workers from the Humane Society and the local Council of Catholic Women will begin Wednesday a survey under the Community Chest prepicer to count all children in local orphanages. Executive secretary F. E. Burleson said the effort aims to learn parents' contributions and exact status of about 650 children, roughly 1, 3 of whom are orphans, involving about 950 families over six weeks.
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Dairymen to Witness Play on Dairy Cows Theme
Bezar county dairymen will hear a themed play about dairy cows at a Tuesday meeting in the Park at the chamber of commerce auditorium. Pred WV Mally, county agent, announced the event directed by J M Roddy and KR M Caldwell. Mally will discuss dairy cow care and proper feeding rations.
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Bezar County
Chamber of Commerce
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Bexar County
J. M. Roddy
KR. M. Caldwell
Maily
Visit Fleasant on Mrs Reed and Mother Guests
Mrs Lee Reed and her mother Mrs James Nairn of this city were guests of Mrs Nerbert DuBow at Pleagan k on Friday. Advertisement.
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James Nairn
Nerbert DuBow
Pleagank
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