Devastating Texas Flood Kills 21, 14 Missing
A flood sweeping from southwest Texas near San Antonio to Austin killed 21 people and left 14 missing. Hundreds of cattle drowned and property damage estimated at 1.6 million dollars. Ten inches of rain swollen Plum Creek undermined railway tracks and swept farmhouses away as rescuers searched wreckage and creek beds. County officials warned the toll could rise as bodies were found.
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Peek criticizes New Deal trade policies on commerce
George N. Peek, former adviser to FDR on foreign trade, denounces trade agreements as opening the United States and the Americas to economic and political colonization by other nations. He says the program breaks down the American market for agriculture and industry and prolongs the farm crisis, calling for congressional inquiry and accusing Hull of pursuing a low traffic policy.
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Chicago
George N. Peeks
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Poli
United States
Americas
Agricultural Club
Peek
Hull
Lawsuit filed for 50000 damages in Scott wreck
A. D. Watson and others sue Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Corp of Louisville Ky for 50000. The suit claims responsibility for a head on automobile crash near Scott Georgia that killed four people several months ago. Plaintiffs include Virginia Watson and Cody, Thomas E., and James Watson as next friends.
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Bible Superior Court
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Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Corporation
Louisville, Ky
Final Session of Times Enterprise Cooking School At Rose Theatre
Over seven hundred women attended the final three day cooking school at the Rose Theatre in Low n this morning. Mrs Vera Hall demonstrated time savers while addressing a large audience and a Junior Cooking Class led by Mrs Freemantle drew twenty five young girls. The Times Enterprise acknowledges the assistance of Miss Evelyn Turner and several local stores for their support.
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Ashers
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Jean Parker
Sarah Ruth Allman
Columbus
Weather forecast calls for rain in drought area
Weather bureau predicted rain tonight or tomorrow across many drought regions. Reports noted light sprinkles in South Dakota and good rains in North Carolina and Louisiana while several states still faced dryness after a long drought. The forecast aimed to ease drought conditions in surrounding states.
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Iowa
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Merida Strikers Shot as Troops Seize Mexican City
Riot at Merida Yucatan ends in police fire killing 13 strikers and wounding 51 as troops move in to take control at the governor's palace. Gov Fernando Cardenas resigns amid labor protests over contract enforcement.
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Merida
Mexico
Yucatan
Farnando Lopez Cordenay
Lopez Cardenas
Baconton Pastor Accepts Call to Cross City Florida
The Rev Milton Gardner longtime Baconton Baptist Church pastor resigns after two years to accept a call in Cross City Florida. He leaves Baconton with church duties complete and begins ministry in Cross City later this year.
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Cross City
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Milton Gardner
Baconton Baptist Church
Tides at St Marks Lighthouse Friday July 3
Predicted tides at St Marks lighthouse for Friday July 3 show high tides at 12 31 p m and 7 38 p m with low tides at 5 40 a m and 1 43 a m.
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St. Marks
Rumors Link Redwine to Gene's Gubernatorial Bid
Norwich teacher Miss Ora Wagner, 23, who vanished from her boarding house, later appeared at her father’s Middleburg home with suitor Gauss Turkett, as state and local police investigated an eight state alarm and a dramatic midnight abduction.
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Warnap
Ora Wagner
Norwich
Middlesburg
N. Y
Warner
Miss Wager
Harold Matthe
Norwich Police
Melvin Morse
N.Y
Joseph Minnicki
Minnicki
Troy Barracks
Middlebury
Harold Mattlee
Norwich Police Department
Matthce
Turkett
Mattice
Floyd Phetteplace
Phetteplace
Mattlice
Creoron
Traveling man shot and killed in Clarksdale Mississippi
Clark of Memphis a traveling representative for the J T Case Co is shot and killed in Clarksdale. Cliff de Aldridge a hotel clerk and former deputy marshal is held on murder charges. A coroner's jury says Clark aged about 50 died from bullets five times fired by Aldridge. Clark a University of Illinois graduate traveled Mississippi years. His widow learned of the slaying after news reached Memphis.
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University of Illinois
Antiwars Parley Debated by League Big Powers
Report on proposed antwar talks amid League of Nations concerns with sanctions against Italy. Debates touched on a Geneva conference, security measures, and Italy’s East Africa role, with voices from Australia and Irish Free State figures.
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Irish Free’ State
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League of Nations
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Italy
Muropogu
State Moves Ahead Over Accused Man Protests in California
In an apparent bid to prove an anger motive in the deaths of his wives, James faces new testimony as state witnesses recount a car plunge on a Colorado highway. Pike’s Peak highway supervisor Rogers testified James contacted him after a vehicle went over a cliff, describing Winona James found unconscious with blood and a hammer nearby. Rogers smelled liquor on the driver.
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van Call
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Goa
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Pike's Peak Highway
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Gunfire at Nearby Yard Injures One Man Four Times
In a nearby yard a gunman fired at least six shots, wounding Clark four times in the back as he fled. Five other shots were fired during the incident, details remain limited and under investigation by local police.
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Glenda Arven Club hosts first round in tournament
Hcaly falls in opening match at Glen Arven Country Club as Bev Scott and others advance to second round. Notable results include Converse of Valdosta beating Byron Bower and Stark of Jacksonville defeating Bull Mavner, with multiple players from Valdosta and surrounding towns progressing toward the afternoon rounds.
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Taduay
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Agper
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Sam Conoley
Frank Douglas
Richard Martin
Jim Evans
Bill Goodloe
C. H. Water
Talmdage Campaign Plans Clouded by Governor Rumors
Rumors swirl over whether Governor Talmdage will seek another term or switch to the U S Senate as speculation centers on his next move. The decision timeline remains unclear with speeches in McRae and political circles watching for an official statement from Talmdage or party leaders.
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Redwine
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Weather notes and golf match report mixed in SC region
The report lists regional weather trends for South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama with forecasts of partly cloudy conditions and local showers. It also notes ongoing match play between J R Martin and Dot McKey with continued action in the lower flights.
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J. R. Martin
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