Flood waters rising as bus plunges into Florida canal
Miami dispatch reports a bus leaving the Tamiami Trail for Fort Myers plunged into a Florida Everglades canal. Dozens drowned or injured as occupants, trapped by water, struggled to escape through a single exit. Rescue efforts retrieved bodies and aided survivors, with authorities detailing the scene as one of the worst accidents seen.
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Florida Canal
Miami
Fla
Tamiami Trail
Florida Everglades
Parsons
Tac. Sud
Fort Myers
Tampa
Althousts
Ingleton
Everglades
Singleton
W. H. Rogers
Walla Walla
Wash
Aso
Bill Haranond
Pamyst
Broaght
Evie
Theos
Callie Little
Hoon Valley
Shock
Philys Anni
Winifred Wiliams
Eng
Price
Enterprise
Ala
Morris Stinkoff
Milton Fishbein
Mian
Hale
Edwied Lieb
Pamiiand
Troupe
the Dyaver
Thayrtor
Flory Wok
Lowery
Kentucky Prison Riot Triggers Flooded Cells and Casualties
Rioting convicts at the Kentucky state prison amid heavy rains left at least a dozen dead as water rose six feet flooding yards and blocks. National Guard and rescue boats evacuated marooned inmates while fire, power and flood threats stretched across Louisville and Pittsburgh regions as federal aid moved in.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Kentucky State
National Guard
Laem
Associated Press
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
WPA
CCC
Point New Madri Cairo
Neville M
Louisville
Louisvil
Roosevelt
Navistration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Red Cros
Mississippi
U. S. Army
D. Mo
Iller
Paducah
Works Progress Admin
Mdivani Faces Treason Charges In Soviet Trial Saga
Fragmented OCR reports Mdivani faces treason charges amid a murky Soviet era trial. Names like Moshory and Neiman appear in garbled text as officials and factions clash over alleged acts linked to a wider political purge and a family implicated by authorities.
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Moshory
Ota
Ribivan
de Saety
Orstryt Neiman
Ted Hewiire
Congress Delays Key Problems as FDR Speaks
Washington report notes Congress in its fourth week shows hesitancy to tackle major issues such as the wage and hour law while President Roosevelt outlines his program in broad terms. Senate sessions are brief and committees largely idle as debate centers on pending proposals and potential court rulings.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican House
Senate
House
Supreme Court
O'Mahonny
D. Wyo
White Plane
Panik Bead
Herraw Furceeds
Fmpae
Peart Sident
Ned Fry
Jude
Ways and Means
Vallede
Cig
Italy and Germany Move to Halt Spanish Volunteers
Rome informed Britain that Italy would embargo the departure of volunteers to the Spanish civil war and accepted Britain's demand for an immediate end to foreigners aiding Spain. Berlin said Germany would enact a penal law against participation if other nations agree to halt foreign volunteers by a set date.
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Rome
Mussolini
Great Britain
Nl +Duce
Spain
M Rlini
England
Naturaliartion
Coreign
Berlin
Germany
London Non-Intervention Committee
Flood Sufferers to Receive Aid by Kingsport Times Fund
Due to many local requests, the Kingsport Times Fund will gather and forward contributions to aid Ohio Valley flood victims. The Kingsport chapter of the American Red Cross will receive donors’ funds and forward to Red Cross headquarters. Special arrangements will provide space for a large crowd and no admission price increase at a related show.
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Kingsport Times Fund
Ohio Valley
Kingsport
American
Red Cross
Times Fundry
Gleaves
Martial Law Debate Over Louisville Flood Relief Plan
Louisville officials and military leaders discuss the desirability of martial law to grant the army full sway in relief for 330,000 flood victims. Major Miller and Brig. Gen. Naylor debate authority while the mayor offers to route troops directly if needed. The paralyzed city reports thousands homeless and improving weather as reports of casualties and prison kill counts emerge from Kentucky.
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Louisville
United States Army
Neville Miller
William K. Naylor
Fifth Area Army Corps
Miller
Naylor
Gulnt
Horace A. Taylor
Sidermen
Nreylor
A. B. Chandler
Rey
Hone
Kentucky floods create 10000 homeless amid gaps in dam
In Kentucky floods 10000 homeless amid gaps in a dam. River crested near 54 feet with 3.6 feet above flood stage as hundreds fled Middle Tennessee counties. Clarkeville area saw sweeping flood rise and the Cumberland River rising toward new crest. Engineers reportedly involved. details unclear on the break, Major Burdick and Fordyce linked to the crevasse.
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Pete Hainder
Monnasses Hayes
Tennesser
Weather Bureau
Clarkeville
E- Cumberland
Fiood saBe
Vaceinablions
Tirgroild County Health
Perras Dom
Rere
Memphis
United States
Diepdel
Mthres Smail
Madrid
Hk “Tose
Fordyce
R. D
Caninmnick Burdickley
Missouri
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Heh
Tony Tipper
Ben Tay Vinta
Mdivani
Beether
Trotzky
Fdr
Italy
Duce
Britain
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Obie Valley
Kingsport ‘Tires
Fats Howerd- Yiingsport Ee
Orville Dewey
Kendall
Jayne
Cumberland River
Mid-State
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