Flood Devastates Indiana Towns From Cincinnati To Evansville
Rivers along the Ohio surge through Indiana towns, flooding Lawrenceburg Aurora Jeffersonville New Albany and Evansville. Tens of thousands homeless, martial law imposed, relief crews from Red Cross Legion and navy reserve mobilize as farms and livestock perish.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Evansville
Ohio
Venices
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Indiana
National
Naval Reserve
Indianapolis
Ira Burton
Waters
The
Red
Carrolton
Madison—Lanier Memorial
Tell
Leavenworth
Rockport
Ohio Valley
Red Cross
U.S
Mississippi
Letter to the Editor Proposes Tax and Policy Changes
Morristown businessman O. O. Frazier advocates taxing all property except state and city owned with a home exemption of 2500 dollars. He calls for banning Sunday radio ads, opposing editorial beer and whisky ads, stopping Sunday trucking, and allowing localities to decide on beer saloons and drug store whisky sales. The Eskimo population remark is noted.
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The
Indianapolis Star
Jim Watson
Carthage Volunteers Aid Ohio Flood Recovery Tour
Davis Dunn reports from New Albany and surrounding towns as Ohio River flood devastation expands. Ambulance service and Red Cross coordination aid stranded families, with power cuts, water shortages, and widespread damage noted amid a steady stream of supplies from Carthage.
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Davis Dunn
New Albany
Red Cross
Lales
Carthage
Carthage Aids Flood Victims With Cash and Supplies
Carthage community raises nearly 417 dollars plus 100 from Red Cross funds to aid flood stricken areas in Ohio and Indiana. Local citizens donate clothing bedding blankets food and cash while workers deliver goods to Jeffersonville Aurora and surrounding towns. Donations include a 24 dollar school fund and numerous individual gifts from residents and local businesses.
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Carthage
Ohio
Indiana
Red Cross
American Legion
A. W. Winfield
Vevay
Verne Plummer
Aurora
Guy Ewing
Jeffersonville
Ind
American Red Cross
Red Cross Furd
WLW
Cincinnati
McDaniel & Bradford
Philip ‘Sattler
Co McCarty
Winfeld
W. J. Phelps
Hunt
George Apple
Walter Newsom
Worth Pitts
Harry Rhodes
al McDaniel
Carthage Citizen
George Winslow
Sharer & Moore
Henry Jessuff
James McFatridge
S. L. Newsom
Betty Webb
Joseph Alexander Va Herbert McCorkle
R. C. Hill
Wm. H. Smith Harrold Phelps
Hubert Hunt
Mary Ewing Easel
Ruth Gray
Minnie Bradon
Russell Reddick
Sam O. McCarty
Fred Hill
Harry O. Pitts Morris Henley
J. A
Grace Drake
P. J. Lattle
P. J. Lattle Kappa Kappa Sigma
Geo. Holwa
T. L. Beher
A. M. Lodge
Edgar V. Ruby
H. J. Henley
Donald Staten
Friendly Circle
Arney Whitaker
Hubert Hill
Gerald Mandt
Raymond McDaniel Russell Parish
Frank Hill
Joel Riddlin
M. F. Lovett
Fred & Lottie McMan
Landon Tice
Carrie Charles
J. A. Lineback
Earl Nowotne
Alonzo
Roscoe Brown
Ed Miner Grant Henley
Dorothy Herkless
John Jessup
Anna Mae Newsom
Horace Faust
Sarah Stager
Family thanks neighbors for help during illness and death
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and death of their mother Mrs Frances Lineback.
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Frances Lineback
Moratorium on Delinquent Taxes Announced in County
Notice to taxpayers announces a moratorium on delinquent taxes with twelve monthly payment plans offered through the County Treasurer James Tarbet. It ends with a subscription renewal prompt checking the paper’s date.
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James Tarbet
the Citizen
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Morristown
Morristown, Ind
Nepeter
Misawaka
Davis
Ead Ahortenc
Geo. Apple Clearview Dairy
Guy
Arthur Winfield
Claude R. Cooks
Serval
Container Corporation
Portsmouth
Newport
Vanceburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Rivest
West Virginia
Neptune
Eeeee
RED Cross Flood Disaster Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur V. Brown
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