Tornado Toll Rises Across Five States in May Disasters
The Associated Press reports tolls top 190 dead and 600 injured as tornadoes and floods sweep Arkansas Kansas Missouri Texas and Illinois. Kansas relief work led by the Red Cross begins after a brutal Saturday night strike.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Illinois
Missouri
Red Cross
Kansas City
Lawrence County
Strong
Norphlet
Union County
Cleveland County
Poplar Bluffs
Callaway
Auxrasse
New Bloomfield
Guthrie
Carrington
St. Louis
Dallas
Hunt
Lamar
Nevada
Garland
Wolfe City
Kelso
New Columbia
Chicago
Kingley
Rushville
Jeffersonville
Cross
L His
Tenn
Twister
Memphis
James T. Bland
Walnut Ridge
Hoxie
Bland
Frost Ravages Ohio Valley Orchard Crops
Frost damaged 30 to 50 percent of fruit across the Ohio Valley from Bellaire to Proctorville. In Portsmouth six hundred trees at Stockham’s fruit farm were blighted, with apples peaches plums and cherries affected. Varieties like Grimes Golden and Rome Beauty suffered, while strawberries faced near total loss in low areas.
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Marietta, CO
Ohio Valley
Bellaire
Proctorville
Portsmouth
J. M. Stockham
Stockham
A. J. Nicely
Hope Hill
Parkersburg
Sistersville
Spencer
Cambridge
Zanesville
Woodsfield
Pomeroy
Point Pleasant
Ben. Davis
Rome Beauty
Stayman Winesaps
Rome
Mason City
Washington County
Ohio
Oregon
Hood River
Ore
Hood River Valley
mid-Columbia
Tribute Paid 10 Judge Whiting by Shenandoah Bar
Woodstock May 9 A twenty minute grand jury session opens Shenandoah County May term with Judge Philip Williams on the bench. The docket includes felonies for Funkhouser Funkhouser and Bart tied to alleged prohibition law violations and Stil near Powder Springs. Honor Judge Whiting’s memory is honored with resolutions by M L Walton and peers.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Philip Williams
Winchester
William Neeb
Foreman
J. DP. Grabill
J. Frank Hedtel
Warren B. French
B. Hepner
C. F. Coffman
W. B. Allen
Fletcher Funkhouser
Lawrence Funkhouser
Clarence Bart
Powder Springs
Ashby
C. A. Hammer
Harrisonburg
Whitngs
Court of Appeals
Mr. Walton
Frank Tavenner
Gilbert HB. Penge
H Brumback
Stoner
Miller
Garrett Haun
HyGrade Manganese Company
Williams
J. P. Moore
New Market
Otto Pence
Otto V. Pence
State Board
Virginia
Pence
House of Delegates
Birdie Mohler
J. Frank Boyer
Valley Turnpike
Mohler
Rice family returns home after Baltimore visit
Mrs. G E Rice, son Kenneth Rice, and daughter Helen Hatcher will return to their home today after spending several days in Baltimore.
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Kenneth Rice
Helen Hatcher
Baltimore
Kiwanis Versus Rotary at Handley Stadium Thursday
Kiwanis club faces Rotary at Handley Stadium Thursday at 430 PM with admission 25 cents. Mrs J A Richard recovering well after tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital. Read Moling and Seal New Springfield on seventh page.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Handley ‘Stadium
J. A. Richard
Memorial Hoscepital
Friendship Banquet Planned For Thursday Night
Arrangements are complete for the fifth annual Friendship Fire Company banquet to be held at the company hall Thursday night. Expected guests include Mayor Dr J F Ward and City Council members. The Handley Orchestra will provide music between toasts and the Ladies Auxiliary prepares a menu of olives chicken salad and more.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
J. F. Ward
Handley Orchestra
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Funeral Services For W M Tevalt
Funeral for William Mason Tevalt will be held at 2 30 tomorrow from his daughter Mrs Wilmer Dyke 203 South Braddock Street with Elders Hottel and Haf enmayr of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating Interment is in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are Edward White William Clowser Sydnor Curl T J Orndorff C Lee Carr and Joseph Hodgson
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Wiliam Mason Tevalt
Wilmer Dyke
South Braddock Street
Hottel and
Hafenmayr
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Edward White
William Clowser
Sydnor Curl
T. J. Orndorff
C. Lee Carr
Joseph Hodgson
Firemens Association Monthly Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting scheduled for Tuesday May 10 at 8 p m in half of the South End Hose Co. W Lee Fisher serves as secretary.
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Firemens Association
Tues
South End Hose Co
W. Lee Fisher
Country Store With Musical Comedy At Colonial
The Checker Girls company featuring Harry Engels brings a country store musical to the Colonial Theatre with two shows nightly and no price increase. Special matinee Saturday offers reduced prices for children. Empire presents The Monkey Talks tomorrow and Thursday with The Fire Brigade ending tonight. The town anticipates MGMs Tell It To the Marines next week after Fire Brigade.
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Checker Girls” Company
Harry Engels
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
The
Empire
Empire Screen
Wm. Fox
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Fire Brigade
Mee
Mrs. Lillick Dies In York Yesterday
Adam Bentzell of this city learned his sister Mrs. Anna Lillick died in York Pennsylvania yesterday after a paralytic stroke. The funeral will be held there Thursday at 2 p.m. Survived by husband John Lillick sister Mrs. Edgar Carper of South Loudoun Street and brothers Adam Bentzell Oliver Bentzell and George Bentzell. Former resident of this city, she moved to York after marriage and had many friends here who were shocked by the loss.
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Memphis
F. G. Grimes
Hoxie
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
Miss Souri
Fort Pierre
S. D
Chadron
White River
White Valley
Black Hills
Nebraska
Adam Bentzell
Anna Lillick
York
Mrs J P Stryker Urgently Travels to Washington
Mrs J P Stryker left yesterday for Washington to join her seriously ill brother John Massey who is confined to a hospital there. Father Massey has long been connected with Hopewell Holy Linen Ward in Virginia.
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J. P. Stryker
Washington
John Massey
Massey
Athole
Hopewell
Mrs Snyder Collapses in Jail After Verdict in Long Island Case
Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, condemned for the murder of Albert Snyder, face death by electric chair as a jury convicts them of first degree murder. Mrs Snyder suffers a hysterical epilepsy attack and refuses breakfast after the verdict.
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Henry Judd Gray
Associated Press
New York
Ruth, Snyder
Snyder-Gray
Snyder
Long Island City
Oeodre Ruth Snyder
Ob¢ Security
Albert Snyder
Ee Court
Gray
Mrs. Snyder
Filling Station Robbery at Gore Suspects Sought
Thieves broke into Tom Sawyer filling station at Gore last night taking cigars cigarettes gasoline oil and more. Four men in a car two white and two colored were seen loitering and are suspected of knowing details. Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton investigated at the scene.
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Gore
Tom Sawyer
A. J. Wigginton
Prompt Phone Service Call No 2 or 3
A shortened notice from PEOPLE'S DRUG CO INC requesting customers to call numbers 2 or 3 for prompt service and to avoid calling 423 after a change to No 3. The message emphasizes updating contact details and directs callers to use the correct lines.
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People's Drug Co, Inc
Heengh Plane Spotted Over County Clare
Reports indicate an Irish Heengh plane was seen flying northwest over County Clare amid unclear details. Authorities have yet to release further information.
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Heengh
Fog Hampering Search Parties for Missing Flyers
Foggy conditions slow a trans Atlantic search for Captains Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli. The French embassy seeks U.S. help as Navy and coast guard units patrol from New York to Nova Scotia amid unconfirmed reports.
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Can
Fesign
All Can
Newes ST
Johns
New Foundland
New York
Charles Nungesser
Irancois Coli
Paris
Nova Scotia
Washington
Francois. Coli
State Department
Navy
Treasury Departments
Coast Guard
U.S. Navy
Boston
Francois Coli
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Whiting
Shenandoah Bar
M. L. Walton
Ruth Snyder
Maryland Club
T. Russell Cather
R.A. Nelson
C. A. Freed
J. Luther Neff
W. M. Tevalt
Aeronautics
County Clare
Capitan Charles Nungesser
Carrig Island
Kerry
Kilrush
Ireland
General Director of Aeronautics
London
Shannon River
Carrig
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