The Archive · 1929

Poplar Bluff

Damaged communications to-day hampered newspapers and press sociations from rapidly obtaining the details of tornado which swept northern Arkansas and the counties of south-eastern Missouri Tate on Sunday.

Meagre reports, part of them coming by radio, say that about 22 persons were injured, No deaths: had been reported up to 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many buildings were destroyed-—United Press. ead of the journalistic department the. "Floating University" dtoard the str. Ryndam.

Gexeva, Mar. tarian of the League of 'The unexpired term which Sena-for Allen fils is that Tefe vacant wien Vice-President Cortis resign: (ed to beconie the running mate of President' Hoover onthe. Reyrblican ticket. Iie appointment Prose received a notification from the Soviet government that their delegation to the nice ting of the preparatory disarmament commission on April 15 will be headed by Litvinot! ud Lunatcharsky, accompanied by Mrs, Litvinoff and eigh

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