Dust Rises in Wake of Ail Amin Snow Dust in Texas Panhandle
Dust storms return to the Texas Panhandle as rain and hail follow. Borger reports the first dust since Christmas, with Luabses and Cuero seeing flood conditions along the Guadalupe River rising toward flood stage. Across Victoria County farmland losses reach tens of thousands as waters recede in other areas. County Agent J L Moore estimates 4800 acres flooded, with total damages surpassing 100000.
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Weather report notes heavy rainfall and flooding rainfall totals
Precipitation totals for the last 24 hours reach 2.28 inches with a larger total since January 1. East Texas including Sabine and Angelina counties reports remain swollen rivers and crop damage. Tyler records 5.1 inches since January 1, crops suffer root rot, and cotton farmers anticipate a bumper crop of boll weevils.
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Dies urges deportation to curb unemployment in radio address
Washington May 7. Representative Martin L Dies Democrat Texas declares unemployment stems from past failure to residere and cites 7,500,000 aliens in the United States. He says deporting 3,300,000 legally present and curbing immigration would cut unemployment, urging "America for Americans" and noting bills for wholesale alien deportation.
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Democrat
Texas
United States
America
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Pally Adler Pleads Guilty in Vice Case
In New York on May 7 Pally Adler, famed queen of vice, pleaded guilty to running two disorderly houses and requested the court show mercy. Presiding Justice Janes J. McInerney deferred sentence until Friday.
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Terlay
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Captain Gusset Heads Reserves Convention Leader
Captain N B Gusset of San Antonio, reserve officer, was elected president of the Texas department Reserve Officers association. Also present were 12 San Antonio reserve officers and Maj General Johnson Hagnid, commander of the Eighth Corps area, at the department convention attended by Arthur Saturday.
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Kansas City Extortion Suspect Held Since May 3
A Dallas man, Peter Warren, 20, is in custody after demanding 250000 from James M. Semper, president of Commerce Tiss, threatening kidnapping. Federal agents traced letters postmarked April 27, with Warren meeting Semper and a deciphered plot unraveling in a pursuit at a street car shelter. Warren was captured after attempting to flee and is jailed on charges linked to sending threatening letters.
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Country Club
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Sandwhich Man Returns to Old Beat in New York
In New York on May 7 Frans Greges, known for his $40,000 securities gesture months ago, returned to his dollarea-day sandwich board duties. Once hailed as a public hero, he faced a decline as stories of delusions followed a fatal heart attack claim about Michael Gryzwaca. Bellevue Hospital treated him. he later left Belden and Company and planned farm work before resuming his old Broad and Well streets stand.
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W. H. Combs
Pennsylvania
New Style Feminism Defined by Chief
Washington May 6 1935 Miss Marguerite M Wells president of the National League of Women Voters defined a new style feminism that she said is feminism as women taking roles of responsibility with others backing them up. She cited the league’s general council testing and proposed standards for women preparing for public service.
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Marguerité M. Wells
National League of Women Voters
City Holiday at Legion Handicap at Alamo Downs
Mayor G. Quin declares a city hall holiday to honor American Legion Day at Alamo Downs. Gate receipts from the track will be donated to the legion.
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City Hall
American Legion
Alamo Downs
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O'Shaughnessy Campaign Draws 150 Precinct Workers
More than 150 precinct workers in Pat O'Shaughnessy's park commissioner campaign gathered at the Maverick Building Monday night. Attendees included Walter Tynan W J Rothmann Leslie Moore George Rush William Burke and Nowll Fandolph.
Langer Wins Court Appeal Over Conviction
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the 1994 conviction of former North Dakota governor William Langer and four others on conspiracy to misuse federal emergency relief funds. They were originally found guilty June 17, 1994, with Langer ordered to 18 months in prison and a $10,000 fine. The panel also involved Oscar J. Chapit Frank A. Vogel former highway commissioner R A Kinzer and Herold McDonald.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wiliam Langer
North Dakota
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Oscar J. Chapit
Frank A. Vogel
R. A. Kinzer
State Emergency Relief Committee
Herold McDonald
Chatre for Sale at 495 to Sly Bee
Classified notice announces a sale listing for Chatre at 495 to Sly Bee with an $11 classification and light classic find ads.
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Chatre
Sly Bee
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