Dust Storm Rages Across Nation Straining Drought Relief
A massive dust storm spanned from the plains to the East, 1506 miles long and 900 miles wide, destroying crops, blanketing cities from Chicago to Minneapolis, and prompting airline pilots to fly higher. Farmers lose millions daily as livestock perish and health authorities warn of disease risks. Wheat prices rose on the Chicago Board of Trade, while Secretary Wallace reassured no food shortage due to stored surpluses. A record heat wave worsens conditions as spring prospects dim.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Dust Storm Expands Across Central U S Reach
A broad dust storm sweeps from the eastern slopes of the Rockies to the Great Lakes, spanning Montana to Pennsylvania. Temperatures drop from 94 in Chicago to around 60 expected today, with 70s recorded yesterday across much of the region.
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Lorain County Farmer Crop LoanDeadline Near
Lorain County farmers must file emergency crop production loan applications by next Tuesday. About 100 applications have been received. 66 sent to Washington, others being prepared. Applications are taken at the county extension office in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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I. Hummel
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Y. M. C. A. Directors Elected in Elyria Annual Vote
Six directors were reelected and two new names, Harold Rorick and Joseph Q. Petro, join the Elyria Y M C A board. Reelected are W. B. Timms Dan B. Symons H. K. Dax Lawrence H. Webber J. B. Thomas and James A Hewitt. They will serve three year terms alongside sixteen others on a 24 member board. Brussa Turkey is noted as a city of 60 000 with more than 300 mosques.
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Lawrence H. Webber
J. B. Thomas
James A- Hewitt
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Today is the Day and Historic May Dates Noted
A compact, period style item lists May 11 events and historic milestones. It references Astral facts for May 11 1934, Arbor Day in Rhode Island, and notable past dates including 1763 Margeret Kra siouna of Koninia Poland and the 1792 Columbia voyage under Captain Robert Gray, with notes on Minnesota statehood and Grant Hooker telegrams.
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New York
Impeachment Vote Falls Short as President Is Acquitted
The House voted 35 to 19 to remove the President, Andrew Johnson, with the tally one vote short of two thirds required for impeachment. The document also notes propaganda figures, notable names, and a dated astrological prognostication, reflecting a blend of political and cultural items of the era.
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Three Professors And Treasury Chief Form Nation's Monetary Brain Trust
Washington May 11 the brain trust that guides Roosevelt's monetary policy centers on George Frederick Warren Cornell professor of farm management Henry Morgenthau Jr secretary of the treasury Frank A Pearson Yale economist and James Harvey Rogers Yale economics professor Warren a Nebraska born educator turned farm management scholar advocates commodity dollar and has long advised the president Pearson supplies key data Morgenthau is steady administrator and organizer with a long New Deal involvement and cabinet access
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Clarksfield notes from May Day services and social rounds
Clarksfield relations report Rural Day services at M. E. Church with Miss Ruby Beers Nature talk. Eastern Stars meet in Sandusky. Briefs cover anniversaries visits and local greetings. Community members travel to Lorain Toledo Am herst Cleveland and Columbus. Local health and social events noted.
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Ruby Beers
O. L. Clauson
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Lynn Knapp
Charles Seeley
Toledo
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Amherst
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Tom Dickerson
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E. J. Durlat
School Principal Dies While Driving Car In Cincinnati
Ryan, 55, principal, died today in downtown Cincinnati, apparently of apoplexy, while driving alone. His car coasted through traffic and collided with a parked vehicle after he collapsed. The report notes an abrupt end to his duties amid the city’s day.
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Sheley BR. Ryan
Ryan
Lorain County schools set 372 to graduate this spring
The Lorain County public school system plans 372 commencements across 18 high schools this month and next. Amherst leads with 55 graduates on June 6, Avon 31 on May 15, Wellington 38, Ridgeville 27, and Clear View 26, with Penfield and Brownhelm at seven each. Notable speakers include John McSweeney Grove Patterson Kenneth L Brown D D C Grover and local education leaders.
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Ridgeville
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Brownhelm
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Charles H. A. Wagar
Oberlin College
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Amherst
British Doctor Uses Rocking Technique To Revive Child
An English doctor reportedly revived a seemingly dead child by rocking it on his knees before a fire. A new mechanical rocking device, designed to simulate natural breathing in cases of suspended animation, will soon be installed in hospitals and rescue stations. The invention comprises a light metal frame on a pyramid stand, rocking the patient every 19 to 15 motions per minute.
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London
Whiskey No Spring Fever Cure In Buffalo Court
Judge Clifford J. Chip convicts John Schultz, 38, of intoxication after Schultz said he drank to cure spring fever. Schultz admitted feeling blue and worse after drinking. The court concluded alcohol does not cure spring fever.
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N. Y
Clifford J. Chip
John Schultz
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