Dayton Flood Aftermath Struggles With Martial Law
The article details extensive flood devastation in Dayton with martial law extended by Gov Cox. It notes a large relief effort, housing and feeding forty thousand people, and massive cleanup, reconstruction, and water supply challenges. It cites authorities overseeing shelters, health outbreaks, and the restoration of services as thousands work to clear debris and rebuild.
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New York Central Train Plunges Into River
A Buffalo New York bound Central train left the tracks near Buffalo at dawn and plunged into the river. Three sleepers and a parlor car sank with the coach, seven people were seriously hurt while others escaped. The accident is blamed on track weakness.
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Refuge Of Dayton Homeless Seek Safety Amid Flood Crisis
A chaotic scene from London shows thousands fleeing rising waters as families escape by boat or on makeshift rafts. The image captures the plight of the homeless at a factory area where boats provided temporary safety while the flood inundates homes and streets.
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Gov Hatfield Rushes to Aid Suffering Rivers Regions
Government actions show Gov Hatfield shipping clothing boats and skiffs to Huntington Parkersburg Wheeling and Marietta to relieve flood victims along the Ohio river. Provisions also sent to towns along the river as railroad labor arbitration debates unfold nationally.
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Ernor
Industrial Peace Tar Toc Ree ing Publ
Industrial peace efforts gain momentum as unions and employers resume talks. Officials report progress toward stable wages, hours, and conditions to avert strikes and sustain production across key industries.
Precautions Taken Against Pestilence in Flooded Ohio
Cincinnati March 30 Surgeon General Rupert Blue and Dr W C Rucker direct flood relief efforts in Ohio with $200000 in federal funds. Hospitals in Evansville Memphis Cairo and others ready to receive victims. crews cleaning homes and draining stagnant water to curb disease while nurses and Red Cross aid arrive for Dayton Hamilton and surrounding areas along the Ohio River valley.
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Crest of Ohio flood reaches Parkersburg
The Ohio river crest reached Parkersburg at 555.6 feet as the flood spreads across Belpre and Belleville Ohio. Militias guard the towns while residents abandon Belpre and Belleville. Dozens displaced, water famine looms, and a relief effort moves from Marietta to the region as damage mounts.
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Flood Bulletin From Government Report On River Crest
Washington weather bureau issued flood bulletin noting crest Sunday morning near Cincinnati and rising stages downstream. Cincinnati 687 rising flood stage 72 feet. Louisville 4920 rising flood 28 feet. Evansville 43 rising flood 15 feet. Cairo 513 rising flood stage to 60 feet. Memphis 358 rising flood 15 feet. Tennessee at Chattanooga 31 feet flood stage 36. Cumberland at Nashville 4% feet flood stage 40. Rivers rising slowly with no material change from forecast.
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Relief Efforts Flow as Flood Sufferers Receive Aid
Washington reports relief operations are active in the flood territory. Major General Wood and Secretary of War Garrison direct on the ground, with funds and supplies distributed from Columbus to Muskingum valley and Parkersburg. Red Cross donations reach about 391,600 dollars, while life-saving crews move toward Covington to aid those in need.
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