Flood Control Spending Fails to Shield Citizens
Washington reports show nearly three billion dollars allocated by the U.S. government for flood protection, yet programs have provided minimal relief. Critics say the initiative delivers feeble protection while funds vanish into red tape and inefficiency.
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Douglas Larsen Washington
NEA
U. S
Federal flood control efforts cited after 1927 flood
The article notes increased spending and levee construction as part of flood control work begun in 1928 by the Army Corps of Engineers after the 1927 Mississippi flood. It highlights impressive efforts yet acknowledges that gains appear feeble against the flood threat. Congress authorized federal involvement in flood control.
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Hoods
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Corps Flood Control Efforts Across U S Regions and Methods
The article surveys U S flood control work by the Corps of Engineers and other agencies. It details levees along the Mississippi, floodwalls around cities, floodways, and giant reservoirs under construction, plus multipurpose dams by Reclamation and TVA. It notes new conservation and reforestation methods aimed at reducing flood impact by keeping rain on the land.
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U.S
Mississippi
Histary
Thesea
Aea
Corps
U. S
Missouri Valley
Bureau of Reclamation
Reclamation
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Department of Agriculture
Geneva High Seniors Stage Play Thursday Night
Geneva High School seniors present the three act comedy Everybody's Crazy Thursday night. Karol Latimer stars as a hero worshipping 18 year old. Joyce Beasley portrays Ac a Austin in danger of losing her home. others include June Latimer Greg Beeches Basil Lindsay Guy Brooks Sue Hicks Stan Barbour and more in a lively misadventure with romantic mixups and farce.
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Seigr Clase
Geneva
Joyce Beasley
Ag Ada Austin
Guy Brooks
Basil Lindsay
Karol Latimer
June Austin
Preg Lacy
Greg Beecher
Helen Hightower
Hellie Metcalf
Roger Grubbs
Stan Barbaur
Sue Hicks
New York
Jackie Anglin
Gyshia Arndt
Bill Jordan
Hiram Dil
Eagle
Geneva High School
Aca Austin
Wom
June
Karal Latimer
Toa
Fred Lacey
Greg Beeches
Naw York
Stan Baraour
Gyshia Acndt
Hiram Dill
Lee Tyson
Bud Wilkinson
Hettie Metcalf
Escape Enemies Flying Fish Sail Long Distances
A Britannica note states flying fish may glide through air to escape predators, sometimes traveling up to about 200 yards above water. The passage highlights their aerial movement as a survival adaptation demonstrated by several species.
Federal flood control spending cited in nation
The record notes extensive federal expenditure on food control and flood projects across the United States. It states $17.5 million spent so far to start 11 projects, with an estimated total cost of $89 million. Despite this, the annual flood toll in the U S shows no decline.
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U. S
Blithe Spirit Wins High Praise From Local Critics
The Little Theatre production of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit impressed critics with an experienced, compact cast led by Mrs. William Elliot as Elvira and Marvin Carter as Charles Condomine. Stage hands and lighting, notably J. H. Williams and Charles Lawsbeam, supported a seamless opening and a near flawless first night at the City Auditorium. Tonight the cast returns for the final performance, with praise rightly spread to technicians and performers alike.
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Abby Ellard
Noel Coward
City Auditorium
Elvira
William Elliot
Mrs. Elliott
Edith
Emaline McCulough
Charles Condomine
Marvin Carter
Carter
Madam Arenti
Lewis Branscoma
Mrs. Bradman
Ruth
Branacomb
Ruth Condomine
Charles Lawshe
J. H. Williams
Jack Tolar
Charles Lawsbeam
George Vance
Ten-year-old Sylacauga boy dies after honorary patrol dream
Rudy Gogging, 10, of Sylacauga, died in a Talladega hospital after a long illness. He had been named an honorary member of the State Highway Patrol several months earlier following his wish to join the force.
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Sylacauga
Rudy Gogging
State Highway Patrol
May Day Program Self Hell Field Events Planned
Hartford Geneva County High School hosts May Day with field events and a soft ball game. Merchants donate prizes to winners to boost enthusiasm. Morning events include dashes sacks shot put broad jump and relays. Afternoon crowns King Thomas Worthy and Queen Mary Ann Gillis with a final school girls game.
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Hartford
Geneva County High School
Thomas Worthy
Martha Burch
Bobby Dowling
Mary Ann Gillis
Len Wise
Wallace Tribble
King
Queen
Mary Ann Gillit
Truncated Obituary Mentions Goggins Family Members
A fragmentary obituary note lists survivors as Mr and Mrs C C Goggins and a sister, with reference to family ties and a local Syla gauge.
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C. C. Goggins
Sylagauge
Fort Walton May Shift Time Keeping Eastern Zone
Fort Walton men propose moving Nee ida and surrounding towns to Eastern Time. The Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce backs the plan while Pensacola Chamber supports. A bill may be introduced in the Legislature to permit the time change as West Florida lags behind the Apalachicola River region.
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Fort Walton
Kiwanis Chup Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Pensacola
West Florida
Apalachicola
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