Wheat and Grain Prices Rise in Chicago Trading
Chicago reports wheat prices jumping about three and a half cents in active trading. May wheat opened between 98 1 4 and 99 1 4 cents, boosted by government crop estimates and dust storms in the Southwest. Corn oats and rye also advanced as fears of a tighter market persisted, with daily limits looming and September wheat reaching a season high before retreating.
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Two More Heads Roll In Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports two more heads roll in the ongoing shakeup as officials purge figures amid political turmoil. Quiet streets contrast with swift changes as leadership shifts unfold.
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Heads Roll in Nazi Justice for Wessel Death
The report describes executions for the January 1 death of Horst Wessel by Eppstein and Ziegler, both Communists. August Groebler, 61, executed after the February clemency plea to Reichsführer Hitler failed. Benita von Falkenhayn and Renate von Natzener are named among those implicated in related espionage cases.
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Dust Storm Drives Mass Migration Across Plains
A severe seven state dust storm forces scores of families to flee wagons and cars from Oklahoma into Kansas. Crop and livestock losses climb as Colorado and Kansas close schools and stores. Scott City, Cimarron and Texas counties report large refugee movements with over 100 families displaced in 30 days.
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Dust Storm Evacuations Hit Oklahoma Families
Families from Hardesty Texhoma and nearby areas fled with livestock and belongings as dust storms forced abandonment of farms. Mrs Lydia Dower led her three children toward Colorado with their goat atop the truck while Roy Woods planned Utah as T A Foster recalled 28 years of work ending in relocation. Floyd Hudson of Cimarron county noted only three of forty families remain in six townships south of Boise City.
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Orphanage Bequeathed Gifts in Hargrave Estate
The will of John Hunt Hargrave, who died April 3 from car accident injuries, leaves $15 000 to the Baptist Orphanage of Virginia at Balem and $2 500 to the University of Richmond from his 275 000 estate. Other Baptist groups share in the bequests including the Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg the Ministers Relief Board and the Board of Missions and Education of the Baptist General Association of Virginia each with 2000.
The Pampas in Argentina Vast Grasslands
The pampas are the vast grassy plains in central Argentina. They span an area equal to the state of Texas and are bounded on the north by Gran Chaco forests and on the south by Patagonia steppes. Rainy seasons bring lush grasses that feed many cattle and sheep.
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Virginia seeks five million for relief amid FERA dispute
News from Richmond reports Virginia facing a proposed five million dollar state relief contribution for the 1935 fiscal year while FERA allocations continue. Governor Peery and state officials question the figure, with Hopkins cited as saying such arrangements are pending. The federal allotment for April totals 1,221,310 dollars.
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Rev. Dr. Locke To Preach Tonight
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church holds special services this week through Easter with Rev. Dr. William F. Locke preaching tonight at 8. The series follows sermons by Rev. C. S. Luce of Bunker Hill West Virginia on The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit. All are invited.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Paving the Way for Motor Cars in Smithsonian View
Smithsonian researchers contend cycling shaped sport and recreation more than transport and paved the path for the motor vehicle, highlighting cycling’s broader societal role beyond practical use.
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