Drought and fires plague the Northeast across states
The Associated Press reports a severe drought gripping ten states with water shortages and rising forest fire danger in the Northeast. Hail and wind damage hit Massachusetts while New York and New Jersey report dwindling water supplies and heavy agricultural losses. Firefighting efforts included state and local crews aiding in Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York as a major blaze threatened 1000 acres near Ellenville. Forecasters warn the drought of 1836-like severity persists with limited relief in sight.
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General Paul B Malone to Speak at Veterans Rally
Maj. Gen. Paul B Malone retied and noted California orator will headline a patriotic rally at the Veterans’ Memorial building. Edward Sharkey of the American Legion Second Area chairs the committee inviting Malone to urge neutrality and a policy of peace through noninvolvement.
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Four Counties Get Freight Rate Cut
Drought stricken Hays Edwards Caldwell and Val Verde counties will see a 3.3 percent reduction in freight rates on carload livestock seed and feed from August 1 to October 31. The railroad commission ordered the move, matching reductions already in effect for several other counties and extending past August 1.
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Maps and Travel Inspire Dick Keller Collection
Dick Keller a San Antonio based magazine salesmen spent six weeks touring on a New York worlds fair route via Philadelphia Washington Dayton and Princeton Indiana. He returned with a large bundle of maps and plans to ship them home by express. Keller plans to expand his collection to include time tables and related material.
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Heavy Snow Hits Bavarian Alps and Nearby Regions
Heavy snow and hail storms sweep the Bavarian and Austrian alps with subfreezing temperatures. Snow caps summits in Styria Tyrol and Bavaria down to 4500 feet. accidents and traffic disruption reported on the Grossglockner road. damage noted in Vienna Styria and the Black Forest.
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Architects to draw final plans for stadium project
The board authorized Phelps Dewees and Simmons to prepare final plans and specifications for the 477000 school athletic stadium and supervise construction. The project includes field preparation, sodding, and drainage with ground breaking to follow WPA approval. The completed stadium is to seat 23600 with possible expansion to 40000.
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Open Door in China Faces End as Nine-Power Pact Fades
The nine power guarantee to China trade is near death as a Japanese foreign ministry spokesman calls the nine power treaty moribund. Japan seeks a new agreement with Britain over Asia while assembling a naval squadron amid tensions with Russia over Sakhalin island. Observers link fleet moves to the ongoing Sakhalin dispute and the question of Japan’s expansion in Asia. In Chungking Britain’s policy toward China is seen as unchanged, while Shanghai fears an epidemic risk from a breakdown in garbage disposal following a dispute with Japan.
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Steamer Hattan Hit by Mine Off Swatow
The steamer Hattan was struck by a mine off Swatow and, reporting today, hopes to reach her own power under her own steam soon. The incident occurred yesterday and the ship proceeds under salvage and self power efforts as crews assess damage.
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Weather Summary For San Antonio And Vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday with light to moderate southerly winds. Temperatures reach around 98 on Wednesday, 76 at night. Thursday near 28? high. Tuesday high about 97 and low around 77. City readings show Tuesday 95/77. Regional forecast includes scattered thundershowers along the upper coast and generally fair conditions in West Texas, with temperatures and winds listed for numerous cities and a detailed hourly report.
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Radio Message to Be Sent Toward Mars
New York reports the Hayden planetarium head announces the first radio attempt to contact Mars. A 20 000 watt transmitter at Baldwin Long Island will send a long dash signal at 11 22 p m to hit Mars, with a six and a half minute round trip. Receivers on earth will monitor across wide frequencies to hear the echo.
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German Submarines Begin Baltic Maneuvers Observed
Berlin reports extensive Baltic submarine exercises with five of seven flotillas active. Convoyed ships were sunk in drills supervised by Grand Admiral Erith Rayder aboard the naval yacht Grille. A correspondent noted the maneuvers proved German submarines to be a formidable threat, amid secrecy.
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Danzig waits German union amid Polish tensions
A Nazi dominated Danzig senate spokesman said the Free City can await union with Germany without Poland taking surprise action. Labor detachments build barracks and roads as police numbers rise. Albert Porster claimed Danzig had taken protective measures without German army help and warned any attack would meet resistance.
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County urged to fund veteran benefits office request
A county court heard a proposal from veterans groups including the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars to create a full time veteran benefits and pensions office at an annual cost estimated between 75,000 and 100,000 dollars. Supporters argued federal funds and need for help filing claims, while a commissioner offered partial funding, but others questioned the money. The court took the proposal under advisement.
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