Eleven Dead in Albany Flood Sparks National Fear
Flood disaster in Albany leaves eleven dead and several still missing while authorities warn of rising danger. The event disrupts relief efforts as waters surge through streets and homes.
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Newspaper
Breckenridge American
Location
Breckenridge, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
1
Flood disaster in Albany leaves eleven dead and several still missing while authorities warn of rising danger. The event disrupts relief efforts as waters surge through streets and homes.
Flooding along Hubbard Creek left several bodies recovered and many missing after a dam failure. Authorities identified Mrs. Alice Moth and Addie RHF among the dead, with others unaccounted for as waters receded and search efforts continued.
A cornerstone ceremony marked the start of a major power plant project with President Franklin D Roosevelt in attendance. Officials from BEA and local agencies outlined early construction goals and expected energy output.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a U S vessel sunk by a submarine with scattered words referencing wartime events. The garbled text mentions locations and names in a historic newspaper style but contains no coherent dates, places, or confirmed facts.
The readable fragments reference a trailer and a barement in a local notice. Names, dates, and specific actions are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece signals an upcoming public matter involving a trailer and associated rights or property.
Fragmentary text hints at a long standing footnote or inscription, with unclear phrasing and scattered words. The readable parts reference years and varied terms, but no coherent event, place, or names emerge to form a definite record.
Fragmentary OCR text references a planned event named Goll Mateh on a Sunday, with mentions of towns, gates, and dates. Names and places are unclear due to garbled input, but the core indicates an upcoming gathering or ceremony across multiple locations. No definitive participants, sponsors, or outcomes are identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference undulant fever as a meeting topic. The text is garbled with multiple misread terms and names, providing no clear date, place, speakers, or structured details beyond the general subject.
A historical notice reports 1 400 workers resuming duties as military forces assume control. Amid disrupted operations, workers return to factories and mills, with authorities promising stability and continued production to meet essential needs. The scene reflects a broader security posture and economic restart following intervention.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event honoring two families with a proram evening. It mentions wallets, a show, and a Sunday occasion with attendees and participants. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a local community gathering with social and protective elements.
In a partial city report observers note an early rainfall total around 2.6 inches causing minor street disruptions. The fragmentary text hints at meteorological notes and local impact but lacks clear dates or sources.
Local Red Cross notes and notices, including activities and updates from Albany chapters. Mentions fund drives, volunteer efforts, and community assistance events.
A new patient was admitted to the local hospital amid ongoing care efforts. Details are limited due to partial text from the historical page segment. Medical staff continue to monitor vital signs and provide standard treatment.
A historic speaking event is planned with a notable figure delivering remarks at a local venue. The program includes a public address and a question period, drawing attendees from the community and nearby regions.
A benefit performance features a lineup headed by a renowned performer. Proceeds aim to support a community charity while audiences can expect an evening of music dance and compelling entertainment. Aimed at city residents and supporters of local arts.
Local report details water damage affecting Breck Reporter area with references to drains and rainfall. Describes street flooding and efforts to secure access for residents and crews, noting delays and safety concerns as repairs proceed.
Albany floods force power outages and damage as 35 houses lose electricity. The report notes infrastructure strain, temporary shelter needs, and ongoing emergency responses. casualties and exact locations are unclear due to fragmented text.
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