Fading State Legislature Passes 60 of 575 Bills
The first called Morty-first legislature adjourned after a busy session with 60 of 575 bills enacted. Only 60 measures passed both houses, and the governor has signed 11 so far. A second called session is planned for June 3 to consider priority bills such as state employes licensing and gasoline tax. The prison centralization bill is among the few recommended by the governor to pass.
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Two Dead Twelve Hurt in Texas Storms
Dallas reports a severe storm causing two deaths and twelve injuries. Victims include Frank Treniavosta and Wallen Carathers as lightning and heavy rain damaged homes and property across the state. Legislature actions included prison centralization and new boards, with many bills advancing before adjournment.
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Hoover To Get Last Laugh In Senate Debenture Fight
Fraser Edwards reports the Senate and House clash over the debenture provision of the farm relief bill. If the Senate blocks the bill, it risks killing the entire farm relief measure. backers press to force a House vote on the issue as conference looms. The tariff fight centers on the debenture plan and its fate ahead of May 14.
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Silk Hosiery Claims By Miss Locke At Columbia
In New York on May 4, Miss Locke of the Household Arts Teachers College at Columbia University asserts silk hosiery, not other materials, keeps legs shapely and knot-free. The costly wardrobe includes coats and wraps at 34 dollars, widerwear 10, cleaning 10, shoes 40, and stockings 40, totaling about 200 yearly.
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Conference prospects on farm bonus pay and tariff bill
The senate faces a clash over a farm bonus provision and the tariff bill. A reversal on the farm debenture is expected, with resistance in the house. Senate amendments will be reconciled soon, and a 30 day recess may speed farm bill action as finance debates the tariff measure.
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Typical Girls Conclude New York Week of Entertainment
Highteen entrants in Smart Set snagazine's quest for the typical American girl were celebrated in New York as they danced with young men and toured sights, with a $5000 prize and a six week Europe trip awarded to the eventual winner. Judges included Rosamond Pinchot and Dr. Harry Eitson.
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Plane Burns Pilot Killed In Aerial Crash Over Columbus
In a mock warfare drill at 13,900 feet above North Columbus a U S Army plane crashed killing Second Lieutenant Tasyard and injuring Second Lieutenant Salter. Salter survived after medical treatment and gave a brief account of the event describing a tank explosion and a crash that sent his craft spiraling toward the ground.
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Flies at 90 and Likes It
San Filancio May 18. A nine year old San Mateo boy, Jacob Miller, rode a plane from Mills field and says he enjoys the new contraptions. He asked to sit in the front seat beside the autopilot, while Hale Winneock piloted the Overland line.
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Oddities and Public Feelings Mix In Striking Commentary
A fragmented text discusses medical vivisection and a physician’s work with animal subjects, contrasting ethics with farming profits and public health concerns. It mentions August Heckseher an orange grower who plans charitable fruit giveaways, and references Nevada’s ancient valley legends, civilization rise and fall, and postwar European leaders. The piece ends with a social critique of war weariness and political dynamics in Britain and America.
Missing Head Found in Los Angeles River Bed
May 16 Wy Universit Berclen, Los Angeles. A gang of boys found the severed head of the torso maker’s victim embedded in dried mud along the Los Angeles river bed. The discovery renews the search for the girl whose head, body and limbs were found afloat on April 4, prompting fresh attempts to identify her.
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