Dust Storm Sweeps Texas Washes Over Plains
Dust blew across northern Texas with winds near 2 miles per hour. Temperatures plunged from the 70s to the 30s and 40s in many cities, with dust lingering briefly over Palestine and Corsicana. Some farms reported wheat damage near Pamp, while Dallas and Amarillo saw notable drops and lingering dust.
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Texas
Ugh
Corsjcang
Texas Plains
Palestine
Plainview
Lubbock
Pamps
Amarillo
Dallas
Corsicana
Sherman
Flood waters recede after days of New England floods
Floods that swirled over river banks for four days across New England the Middle Atlantic and Canada caused 28 deaths but gradually declined. Massachusetts officials estimate highway damage at 1 million dollars while Bangor Maine faces ongoing flood risk from an ice jam potentially breaching the dam. Pennsylvania and New Jersey recoveries continue as rivers fall and homes are repaired.
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Acsuveteled
New England
Middle Atlantic
Canada
George A. Delano
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Bangor
Penobscot
New York State
Passie
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Susquehiasua River
Bull Frog's Jump Title Challenged
Washington March 15 Bull Frog's Jump title is under review as officials seek an official answer on whether two bull frogs jump farther than a grasshopper. Fred Orsinger of the Bureau of Fisheries studied the event, which expanded from a single jump to include protests about bull frogs versus other creatures. The field now includes bull frogs black horse grasshoppers and jack rabbits.
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Washington
D. C
Fred
Orsinger
Bureaa of Fisheries
Tor
End of season health ad promotes Adex resistance boost
A promotional note warns of lowered general resistance in early spring and urges daily Adex use. It touts Vitamin A and Vitamin D, with amounts per capsule, and claims natural sources of Vitamin A. The ad credits EB R. Squibb & Sons, claiming long medical pedigree since 1858 and urges purchases at drug stores.
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Cerumonia
Eb, R. Squibb & Sons
Four injured in headframe crash near San Antonio bridge
Four auto accident victims received treatment at Robert B. Green hospital after a collision on the 1600 block of Both Ban Mateos Street. Injured were RL Bretim 24 Roy Brehm 21 and John Ferrero 1820 Ceralva Street with car occupants Miller 21 207 Oleda Street all rushed to the hospital with injuries.
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Vieting
Robert B. Green Hospital
D. RL Bretim
Roy Brehm
Frio Cyty Road
John Ferrero
Man Arrested in Swindle Involving Public Service Payment
Police arrested a man on Sunday in connection with swindling 33.15 from Mrs. Hooge of 31a Wes Commerce Street. The suspect pretended to be a San Antonio Public Service employee and collected the payment for a MU dua its service.
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Sapsco
Trooge
Wes Commerce Street
WPA Plans for Flood Relief Preparations
State administrator H. P. Drought announced plans for emergency flood relief ahead of spring floods. The statewide project aims to organized WPA workers for rapid response and flood control efforts nationwide.
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WPA
H. P. Drought
Farmers Fear Crop Damage From Dust Storm Across States
In Hamar Colorado on March 16 a dust storm reduced visibility to zero, damaging young wheat as it moved between Hamar and Garden City and was felt in Oklahoma, Nevada, Texas and New Mexico. Local farmers fear crop losses from the storm's sweep.
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Hamar
Colo
Southeastern Cutorates
Here
Garden City
Ian
Oklahoma
Colovada
Texas
New Brexion
High Court Takes Up Utility Holding Company Case
Washington March 16 The Supreme Court heard two decisions involving the Public Utility Holding Company Act. Burce Inc of Baltimore challenged the act's constitutionality seeking ruling on the government’s long-pending attack. The court did not rule on the constitutionality but held that the Public Service Company did not need registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission for intrastate business, while noting the trustee’s attempt to force registration. The district court in Baltimore previously found the statute unconstitutional.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme
Burce, Inc
Baltmore
Circuit Court of Appeals
Charlotte
Greenlt Court
Scien Staves Public Service Company
Securities and Exchange Commissor
Aeed Tne
Eustees
Public Service Company
Commission
Federal District
Baltimore
Repistalion U
TEST FLIGHT OF NEWEST DIRIGIBLE GIANT
The LZ 129 Hindenberg rises from its hangar at Friedrichshafen for the first test flight over Lake Constance. Dr Hugo Eckener declares it airworthy after the hop, with a May shake-down to Rip de vancife and then a regular passenger schedule to Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Friederichshafen
Lake Constance
Hugo Eckener
Rip de Vancife
Lakehurst
Vane
Japsie Bruno Meet Sought for Trenton Mission
Governor Hoffman plans to ask Dr John Condon to accompany Hauptmann in a New York trip this week to discuss the Lindbergh ransom case. Arrangements aim to bring the Jersey City executive together with the intermediary soon after. The outcome may determine Hauptmann's fate according to the governor. Free book promotes a blood disease remedy offered by John Stertley Remedy Co. Dept. 190, Kansas City Me.
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Jtrenton
M. J. Mardle
Harolid G. Hoffman
John KF. Classie
Condon
Hilara
DrisGnenth Eanse
New York
Fauptmann
Jonn Stertley
Remedy Co
Kansas
City
Chief Glassford Warns No Politics In Police Job
Brig. Gen. Pelham D. Glassford, named chief of the Phoenix police, warned he will resign if politics intrudes on his work. Former Washington, D. C. police chief said he would serve 20 days and would not tolerate political interference, noting the position has been vacant since his return to Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Pelham D. Glassford
Glassford
Washington, D. C
Glessford
Tourism guides planned for Los Angeles area with chamber of commerce backing
The chamber of commerce considers forming a committee to select and certify tourist guides skilled in San Antonio sites. If approved, guides would be housed at the chamber and supplied to visitors seeking directions to local places of interest. Accused theft: Ben Hop allegedly robbed by former employee while employed as guide.
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L.A
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Hagood Resists Comment On Public Funding
Gen Hagood arrives in Charleston to take command of the Eighth Corps and drops a brief statement that he has no intention of discussing personal finances with the press. He is met at the station by his sister Mrs R Dester Lee and will stay with her, accompanied by retired West Point classmate Boy J G Minus.
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Crarles'ton
B. C
Marzohan
Copard
Johnson Hagood
Eighth Corps
Rer
Charleston
Ome
Ohe
R. Dester Lee
General Hacgoodens
J. GC. Minus
Dan Antoris
West Pott
Weather summary and city temps across the nation
A garbled weather card lists cloudiness and temperatures for multiple cities including Abilene Albuquerque and Seattle. It mentions readings around nine and a half, with scattered notes on cloud cover and potential rain, though many fragments are unreadable. The piece reads as an early 20th century weather bulletin with inconsistent spellings and unclear figures.
Girl 16 Held for Murder in Edinburgh Shooting
Donna Escphar, 16, was held in Edinburgh today on murder charges connected to a Saturday shooting that left George Bandy Olly Marshall Bucy and Tiki Bait Handy shot seven times with a .38 caliber revolver. Officers quoted her as saying Handy tried to enter, with the scene described in tense terms. Darryl F. Zanuck announced yesterday.
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Donna
Estella Escphar
Edinbure
George Bandy
Olly Marshall Bucy
Handy
Jen
Thas
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