Flood Bill Urged at Mass Meeting for Flood Control
Northeastern states pressed immediate federal flood control action at a Washington gathering of delegates from flood areas. State leaders and civic groups urged Congress to act now or risk more disasters, backing the Copeland Wilson omnibus bill with $360 million in funding, while debating local cost sharing.
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Child Struck By Auto Near Irontown
A five year old girl Connie Seymour daughter of Mr and Mrs S T Seymour of 457 West Franc is street was struck by a car near Irontown yesterday. The motorist from Fairmont stopped and helped then took the child to Grafton City hospital where minor bruises and cuts were treated. The Seymours were visiting friends near Irontown when the accident occurred. The motorist was not at fault and the family credits him with prompt aid. A second crash on U S Route 250 near Lost Run Hill left Zachariah Barker of Parkersburg with an Auburn sedan losing control. no injuries were reported. State Trooper Murphy investigated.
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