West Still Seared by Hot Winds Near drought chatter across plains
Western farmers scan skies for relief as a drenching downpour is urged to end a protracted drought. Heat and winds batter crop belts from Montana to Indiana with many towns reporting record highs while relief talks convene in St Paul and Osage regions seek water and conservation plans.
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Trade Tyrant Demos From Philadelphia Campaign Rally
Democratic campaign trail culminates as Roosevelt supporters rally in Franklin Field with an outdoor speech before about 100,000 in rain. Delegates toured the country to advocate economic freedom and the party’s platform as the convention closed amid lingering rain and banners.
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Lawyer Surrenders in Securities Theft Case
A Canadian lawyer identified as John Joseph Hugeard, 36, surrendered at police headquarters in Los Angeles and told detectives embezzlement charges were pending in Toronto. He admitted stealing securities valued at 30,090 and 40,000 and said he felt he was at the end of his tether and sought to repay justice.
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Midshipman Preston Smith Dies in Portsmouth Hospital
United States midshipman Preston Smith, aboard the U S Wyoming, died today at Nava hospital in Portsmouth England. He succumbed to injuries described as after a far from a shipboard accident and his death is reported from the Raya district transit.
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tone Promises Malaria Relief
Shivering with chills and fever prompt a remedy claim for Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The ad touts quinine in a tasteless formula that purportedly destroys malaria infection and strengthens against future attacks. It markets as a reliable malaria remedy and general tonic, with price promotions and a children's safety note.
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Woman Loses Appeal in Gallows Case
London Alaska November 29 The Criminal court dismissed an appeal by Mrs Charlotte Bryant sentenced to hang for poisoning her husband on May 20. The mother of five was convicted of killing her former husband after prosecutors argued she killed him out of infatuation with a liquor merchant.
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Soldier Near Death After Head Wound at Fort Gani Houston
Private Harry Ronag of the quartermaster detachment at Fort Gani Houston lay near death in the army base hospital Monday from a pistol wound to the head. Rouen was found shot at the Sa lado Creek pump station Sunday around 2:30 p.m. He is 56, served over 24 years, and is survived by a wife and four children.
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Lee Ae Featured in Classi ty Rat Classified Ads
Lee and Ae appear in a local classified section highlighting household items and job listings. The item focuses on mixed ads for furniture, services, and small purchases, with several names and prices visible in the readable fragments.
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Deaths as infant Sandra Ann Jacobs of Port Arthur
Ten month old Sandra Ann Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Jacobs of Port Arthur died of leukemia after physicians advised there was no hope for cure. The infant, described as playful and resilient, passed away following a brief illness underscoring the rare blood disease’s grim prognosis.
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Treasury position report with receipts and outlays
Treasury figures show June receipts of 20.2 million and expenditures of 106.4 million. Net balance 2.92 billion. Customs receipts for the month 28.65 million. Fiscal year totals reflect 4.0 billion receipts against 8.79 billion expenditures, including 3.25 billion emergency expenses, leaving a deficit of 7.13 million. Gross debt 32.95 billion, down 63.36 million from yesterday. assets at 10.51 trillion approximately.
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Drought Devastates North Dakota Farmlands and Stock
June 23 report from Bismarck highlights severe drought across most North Dakota counties. Small lakes dry, reservoirs shrink, and ponds vanish as hot southwest winds parch prairies. Crickets and locusts invade Morton and Mandan areas while farmers fear losing livestock feed. Rain last occurred weeks ago. precipitation deficits run over five years from 53 inches east to 42 inches southeast. Officials call for broader scientific action beyond local authorities.
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Vanderbilt Nominee Campaign Aims for New Jersey Governor
William H. Vanderbilt seeks the Republican nomination for governor of Rhode Island in a campaign where his wife serves as chief aide. The candidate, son of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, is noted for prior political work in Rhode Island and ties to Theodore Roosevelt era politics. His former assistant is Anne Colby, daughter of ex-State Senator Everett Colby of New Jersey.
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Girls Warned to Avoid New York
New York articles warn girls against traveling for work or social contact amid fears of exploitation. Welfare officials cite a nationwide message from 130 social agencies about job scarcity and the hardship of supporting oneself for two years without steady employment.
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New Texas Gas Tax Law Promises Revenue Boost
Comptroller George H. Sheppard announced that Texas gasoline tax receipts will rise under a new federal law. The act taxes gasoline sales when the fuel is not for exclusive U S military use, expanding taxable sales.
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Browder Leads Communist Party Campaign Launch
New York June 23 The Communist Party under Earl Browder began its presidential campaign drawing 20 000 members at Madison Square Garden Browder accepted the nomination denouncing the major parties as reactionary and pledging a 30 hour work week and a broad reform program Browder and Ford outlined plans to tour Ohio Illinois and expand radio and film outreach.
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Duchess of Kent Undergoes Minor Operation
LORBON June 29 report states the Duchess of Kent, former Princess Marina of Greece and wife of Prince George, was admitted to a hospital last night for what was described as a minor operation.
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