Oklahoma flood relief faces dire need and aid plans
June 4 Oklahoma City reports rising death tolls and 3200 homeless in South Oklahoma City. City officials seek tent city plans and government tents from Red Cross and Washington. Water recedes in some areas but danger of overflow remains as relief funds aim for $30,000 with $4,000 raised overnight.
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Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Listed in Detail
Readable fragments show varied price quotes for fruits vegetables and dairy from multiple regions. Items include cabbage white green onions parsley cauliflower celery apples pears corn cucumbers and onions with prices per bushel crate or dozen. Also noted are dairy products and general market quotations with several regional identifiers and cryptic codes.
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Girl Reserves Meet at Camp Mystic Kerrville
Leaders from the Southwest district of the United States will gather at Camp Mystic near Kerrville for their annual 10 day conference beginning Wednesday. Over 125 girls and leaders expected, with Miss Lucille Ditaker and Miss Abbie Graham arriving to finalize plans before delegates arrive. Conference sponsored by the Young Women's Christian Association targets senior high school girls. Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas are in the Southwest district. It is the third consecutive year at Camp Mystic and the fourth Kerr County conference. Attendance last year was 14
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United States
Camp Mystic
Lucille Ditaker
Abbie Graham
Lucille Titaker
Young Women’s Christian Association
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Texas
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Market notes on United States fruits vegetables and shipping
An excerpted United States Department of Agriculture report lists shipments of various fruits and vegetables, with prices and quantities. The document cites numerous items including tomatoes cabbage corn apples peppers lemons and peaches, alongside railroad and shipping notes, market conditions, and carriage details across states and ports.
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Herriot Forms New French Government With Pro United Policy
Paris reports Premier Edouard Herriot sworn in with a cabinet from the Radical Socialist party. The aim is energetic international collaboration to tackle world economic problems, notably closer France United States business ties. Rayownd Patenotre, 32, adviser, urges U SFrance cooperation and plans to attend the Lausatine conference.
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Edouard Herriot
Premmier
Rayownd Patenotre
Br. Patenotre
United States Senate
M. Herriot
Radical Socialist
Liberal Left
Chamber of Deputies
Two Soldiers Charged With Criminal Attack in Texas
Corporal Joe Mayers and Raleigh Baker of Randolph Field were jailed in default of bond on charges of criminal attack filed by Miss Clara Lee a 20 year old Canadian resident. The assault occurred near New Braunfels after she was offered a ride to Dallas. Police report corroborated by three local physicians. Mayers and Baker are stationed at Randolph Field with differing home addresses in Kentucky and Virginia.
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Raleigh Baker
Randolph Field
Gomish
Clara Lee
Toronto
Canada
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San Antonio
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Reformed Church Namee Chooses New Head
A report from Kingston announces the selection of a new general synod president of the Reformed Ghazels in America, succeeding Rev. Edward Din Non of Prasaie. The ceremony marked the twenty sixth annual session, held yesterday, with officials confirming the leadership change.
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General Synod of the Reformed Ghazels
America
Edward Din Non
Prasaie
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Livestock Prices and Market Notes From Regional Sale
A chaotic OCR fragment lists cattle and calf prices, weights, and bid ranges across multiple markets. Figures include calves, yearlings, and steers with prices around 4 to 6 dollars, plus notes on weighings, trading activity, and unsettled quotes. Names of towns, markets, and handlers appear inconsistently, reflecting a lifted page from a livestock report.
House Works on THK Bill
Legislative debate lists proposed taxes and rates for goods and services including dentrifices 3 percent sales, jewelry 10 percent over 3, plated silverware exempt, autos 3 percent, fuel and utilities taxes, and miscellaneous levies totaling 152 million. The plan also covers stamp taxes, bond and stock transfers, and postal rate changes with revenue projections and estate tax provisions, noting revenue not expected for over a year.
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Eliie
Red Cross Experts to Visit Kerrville
Kerrville hosts a Red Cross teaching institute from June 6 to 14 at Gang Woodin Amming, southwest of Kerrville on Tartyo Creek. Between 40 and 50 students attend with eight national Red Cross instructors to provide practical lessons for volunteers and community workers.
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Bond Set in Drunk Driving Case
In WEW BRAUNIELS on June 4 McKinley Robinson faced charges after a car collision and alleged alcohol impairment. A bond of $600 was set for McKinley, with a second vehicle involved driven by Mrs. Bil Paurt, a Bak Anlante resident.
London socialite charged with murder in West End slaying
Mra Elvira Dolores Bailey Barney, a wealthy London socialite and former wife of American financier John Sterling Barney, appeared in Westminster police court charged with the Tuesday killing of Michael Boalt Stephen, 26, at a West End apartment after a cocktail party. She collapsed in court as police testified after her arrest, while her distressed mother and watching aristocracy drew sharp attention.
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Germany Declares New State Under Führer Authority
Burlin June 4 A German government proclamation announces a new regime under President von Hindenburg’s mandate, pledging restoration of national power and the end of postwar democracy. It condemns Bolshevism as corrosive and seeks equality in reparations while signaling a shift toward a strong centralized leadership.
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Banks Unite to Buy Bonds in New York Plan
New York banks form the American Securities Investing Corporation with a $100,000,000 capital to buy bonds and other securities. Led by Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan, the group aims for profits over the long term, not a bond market stabilizer. Bonds rose on news and early gains reached substantial per thousand levels as sponsors stressed a profit motive.
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Armstrong Plans Campaign Speech in Travis Park
Judge George W. Armstrong, candidate for governor, will speak at a campaign meeting in Travis Park at 7 oclock. Arrangements were made by Marc M. Bright Sr. of Fort Worth who accompanied Armstrong to the event. Durge Armstrong is delivering six speeches daily and will speak throughout the area, including a broadcast on Station W O A L at 9 Saturday.
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Rio Grande
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Staion Woal St Fiom
What Congress Ts Doing What Congress Ts Doing
Senate continues debate on pay cuts section and banking committee inquiry. Friday debate on tax relief and economy program provisions. Haskob denies selling GM stock before breaking committee. conferees report on tax bill. House and Ways and Means committee actions. foreign affairs and draft resolutions discussed.
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General Motors
Dan Blit
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