First Mail Arrives In Torch Thursday
The first train over the B and O in almost a week brought mail for the local office the first time since Friday Jan. 22 after flood disruption cut telephone lines. Radio was the only outside link during the outage. A flood tale with local residents and travel notes closes with meal costs for sailors and Army men at 42 and 31 cents.
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