Flood Threats Across Central U S Prompt Evacuations
Emergency stations line threatened areas as rains push floods through Missouri Arkansas river corridors. At least 580 families evacuated near Kennett and Senath Missouri while White River and Ohio River levels rise. Shelters opened in Cincinnati and Mt. Carmel as hundreds flee rising waters and gas shortages threaten urban areas.
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Cincinnati
Rio
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Ashland
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Huntington
W. Va
Parkersburg
Snake handling and a 21 year sentence headline
Fragmentary text shows a rattlesnake incident in Prosser Washington with an unnamed woman finishing her task after subduing the snake. A Kentucky case reports Charlie Cox of Compton convicted for murder and sentenced to 21 years after a second trial, with prior jury findings.
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Asa Mathew
Om. Beet
Joan Drgumient
Greco
Charlie Cox
Compton
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Weather forecast hints mixed rain across regions
A distorted weather notice describes rain likely in western areas with possible showers in the east and a front moving through Thursday. It mentions a vigilance on temperatures and potential changes to light drizzle in the Whitesilly area with gusty winds and a cool to mild afternoon, noting unsettled conditions for Kentucky and surrounding pockets.
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Whitesilly
Ebbler
Badeiyene
County Court to Speed Action on School Fund
County Court considers rapid steps to fund and build new schools in Kingsport area. Plan discussed includes direct county construction funding and possible outlets without a statewide bond referendum. Highlights Lynn Garden and Litz Manor sites with implications for Bristol and Kingsport funding.
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Accused Keller Believed to Die by Own Action
A fragmented report indicates the accused Keller is believed to have died by his own action near Gander Inlet. The garbled text references police, a cabble department, and various local places, with uncertain details and several broken phrases about the incident and surrounding events.
Minor strikes settled after lengthy work
Major labor disorders remain unsettled as efforts continue. In Flint Michigan Buick Motor Company announced plant operations for 15 100 workers ended the day shifted due to strikes at other General Motors plants. 9 183 hourly employees at work. roughly 3 000 previously paid off due to Fisher Body Plant No 1 curtailment. Loyal workers kept most lines running despite strikes. Employment at 33 percent of normal. In Pittsburgh the strike at Pittsburgh Plate Glass ended with a wage increase of 1? cents per hour. Federation of Glass Workers did not gain dues check terms. GM strike leadership planned talks in Washington with President. Michigan Governor Murphy conferred with federal officials. Continued on Fare Five.
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Mich
Buick Motor Company
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtien
Tate
Fisher
Buics
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Pittsburgh
Olf
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Federation of
Flatal Workers
Fred
Washington
York
Alfred P. Shan, Jr
Homer Matchin
United Automobile Workers
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Jury hands Frank Wood two year term in Virginia
In Gate City Virginia January 2 Frank Wood twenty five faced a two year prison term for the alleged slaying of his younger brother Robert nineteen shot to death in Big Moccasin Valley last September. A Scott County criminal court jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter this morning after a split earlier. A mistrial occurred when a jury last October failed to agree. The defense included former Judge Bond and noted Bristol attorney George M Warren. Commonwealth Attorney E Hagan Riehmol was assisted by Cecil D Quillen. The state said Robert Wool was shot three times from 25 to 30 feet while making no overt move.
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Cecil D. Quillen
Robert Wool
Roosevelt Starts Second Term Pledging Removal of Injustice Cancers
Franklin D Roosevelt begins his second term pledging to remove the cancers of injustice causing want amid plenty. The ceremony drew vast crowds despite wintry weather as Republicans and Democrats united in a national celebration. Hotels were full and lodging scarce as thousands slept in Pullman cars. Roosevelt spoke of leadership with frankness and vigor, recalling his 1938 inaugural resolve.
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Milestones Along Political Career President Roosevelt Milestones
Fragmentary life milestones of Franklin D Roosevelt with scattered dates and events. Mentions Roosevelt relatives, New York politics, and 1928 nomination efforts. References to naval secretary role, 1916 preparedness, 1920 VP nomination, infancy polio, Warm Springs interest, and convention speeches.
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Youthful Convict Slays Patrolman and Escapes
In Monroe Michigan a Michigan State Police trooper Richards Hammond was found killed after being abducted by Alcide Benoit alias Joe La Rue. A large manhunt with 200 officers from Indiana Ohio and Michigan followed. Benoit overpowered Hammond and fled in his patrol car after a gun battle. Hammond was found tied to a mail box with a head wound and blood on his uniform.
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Hammond
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Alcide Frenchy
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Joe la Rue
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Monroe
Geare
Fred Williams
Toledo
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Mike Delberto
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Erie
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Monroe County
Joe Dansard
Robert Nevarre
Lulu
Lawrence A. Lyon
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Stele Police Identification Bureau
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Train derailment injures crewmen on Atlantic Coast Line
Several passengers and crewmen were injured, none seriously, when six cars of the Atlantic Coast Line tourist train the Southland derailed near Odessa. Day coaches and Pullmans were thrown from the track while the locomotive and some cars stayed on rails. First aid treatment was given as doctors and ambulances responded from Tarpon Springs and Clearwater.
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Flay Jan
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Formk Place
Solons Are Asked Attitude on Bill in Tennessee
Nashville report from January 2047 describes the Tennessee League of Women Voters seeking state legislators’ stance on ratifying the federal child labor amendment. The group has contacted Rawlinson and Shelby County officials while urging opposition to ratification and signaling support from diverse lawmakers. The letter to Governor Browning asks for a clear position against the amendment.
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Ibs Tigh
Astin Revatisideraton
Browning Welding
Hiv Ia Rouoriilde
Fis
Browning
Roosevelt vows to wipe injustice and lift poor under disaster pall
Inaugural address delivered during a stormy day, President Roosevelt pledges to remove cancers of injustice and extend concern to all citizens. He notes progress in recovery, cites a new moral climate, and seeks to unite government action with social justice while omitting specific programs.
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Franklin JD. Roosevelt
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