New Flood Crest in the Valley of Calumbia River
Forecasters warn of a rising Columbia River flood crest in the Portland area and Columbia Gorge. Residents scramble to prepare as river levels threaten homes and dikes along the valley and Snake River confluence. Authorities urge containment measures and monitor weather through the weekend.
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Calumbia
Fisher
Annie
Pels
Portland
Tinsaok
Columbia
API
BEC Menelee Mpuestiay
Portands
Russians Free Us Official Franklin Disappears in Soviet Capture
The report claims Bertin Jones and L Franklin, political and agricultural expert, were abducted by Soviet authorities near the Wisconsin border. US officials protest to the Russians seeking Franklin's release and a probe into the incident.
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Bertin Jones Beiner L. Franklin
Ameritas
Wigiana
Unti
Nto
Franklin
Washington
Vonvila Ky
Salar
Eubien
Militar
Delaag
Aaly Grities
Seteare
Midwest Feels Long Dry Spell Hits Crops and Forests
A sweeping drought grips the Midwest as crops wither under high heat while wildfires push through parched timber. Officials warn conditions worsen with low rainfall and growing fire danger across multiple states.
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Midwest
Reserve fund proposal linked to Eu series bonds urged
A local committee urges the public to view a reserve of the Eu series as security for individuals and families. They propose an additional bond each month besides the total regular purchases, aiming to ease future financial needs and stabilize lending.
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INIT
Eae Fondati
Dhs
Peti Capil Siew
Erroitha Ieee Oaks
Kefeule
Gs Aerie Line
Beare
Tate
Megane
Vai
AMS Etree
Ie Lee
Unions Plan Congressional Inquiry On Labor Dispute
Three union presidents prepared to seek a full scale Congressional investigation into the wage and working conditions dispute. They planned to contact several Senators to press for inquiry after White House talks collapsed despite some progress toward settlement.
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Harty
White House
UN Teenry Gaiely
Family Injured In Bus Collision Near Glasgow
A Peabody family, including Mr Peabody employed by Babson Brothers Surge Company of Chicago and his daughter Jane, were injured when a bus swerved across a lane and struck their car on a hill. The mother Sita Morea and others were also hurt. They were taken to Samsoftye in Glasgow Mis hospital. Peabody and Jane remained at the Dean home as doctors expected several more days of treatment. Witnesses reported the bus came over the hill and collided with the Peabody car, preventing a rollover by hitting another vehicle.
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Samsoftye Niis
Glasgow
Peabody
Wil
Lebanon
Jane
Dean
Babson Brothers Surge Eee Company
Chicago
Three State Party Conventions Will Be Held In Indiana
Indianapolis June 3 UP Indiana will host three state party conventions within five days. The GOP campaigns edge toward a four way gubernatorial contest while Democrats name candidates and raise activity across cities. Delegates gather for speeches, banquets, and editor/veteran events as leaders push campaigns.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
P Lere
Cies
Henry Walger
GOP
Willam KE Jenner
Pridday
Hobart Creighton
Muncie
South Bend
Goshen
Priday
Sparlanburg
Creighton
Ak Ridge Unions Threaten Strike After Wage Talks
Workers at the plant voted 771 to 26 to reject a final wage offer after a two hour conference with APL President William Green and 14 international union leaders. Grant Mee Wilh spoke as he emerged from the meeting.
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Weenie
Grant
NPE
Gomut Lilienthal
APL
William Green
Virginia Akers Granted Ten Dollar Grant in Chautauqua NY
In Chautauqua New York Virginia Akers received a ten dollar grant reported in a brief community update. The notice confirms local awarding and mentions the recipient by name.
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Virginia Akers
Chautauqua, NY
Former City Official Rites Saturday Funeral Notice
Funeral services for Reginald Stewart are set for Saturday at ten in the Russell and Hitch funeral home. The Rev C Lenon of the First Baptist Church will officiate, with burial at Oak His cemetery Prigash. The late official, former city treasurer, leaves a widow and several siblings. James Dougherty is among numerous nephews and relatives attending.
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Latinas
Gibbes
Theis
Ervine Gr
Abel
Ethmal Dogue
Trrace Hooy
Elwood Place
Orig
Mary Ithe San
Stort
James Dougherty
Russell and Hitch
Tc Lenon
First Baptist Church
Oak
Prigash
Contact Talks Amay as Pecuimer
Fragmented OCR text references talks and figures with scattered names and places. Limited readable details suggest negotiations or discussions involving Amay and Pecuimer, plus referenced dates two weeks away and mentions of workers, sites, and individuals. The fragmentary source yields no clear event or outcome.
World War Dead From Pacific Area To Arrive
San Francisco ships carry the largest shipment of World War II dead from the Pacific area. Four thousand four hundred fifty nine service personnel are scheduled to land at the port of embarkation tomorrow to be laid to rest, with cargo primarily comprising costlier remains. The arrival signals a solemn end to the Pacific campaign, reflecting the heavy toll of global conflict.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Minor street collision damages two autos at Main and West
Police report a taxi and an Alten auto damaged in a two vehicle crash at Main and West streets. The taxi was westbound on Main when a turn onto West Street caused the Alten auto to strike West then Main. Myers auto also suffered dents.
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Learik Mier
Cedham
Main
Wosnamats
Tinud
Main Street
West Street
Alten Auto
Be ‘Myers Auto
House Appropriations Panel Backs Cuts to European Aid
The House Appropriations Committee approved 4.02 billion in European aid for Western Europe and related programs, cutting 245 million from the prior request. The panel reduced Greek Turkish aid and redirected funds to Japan and Austria while delaying some lines of aid to April 30. European programs faced substantial reductions as committee members warned about constrained resources and the need to safeguard domestic economy.
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Washindten
House Appropriations Committee
Tadis
Congress
State Department
Paul Hoffman
Europe
Econ Iy Ak
Diesend Cof
Heldemiiletels
Doha
MacArthurs
Japan
Atcat
Sehieh
Austria
China
International Rehigen Organization
Cancer campaign quota exceeded at local fundraiser
Staines Hall hosted a county campaign meeting to disclose fundraising results. A figure noted a large portion raised, with G A Benigar as solicitation chairman and Fred Donaldson praised for publicity. Additional gifts can be sent to Hall at the Hall, Frank Jewelry, or Mrs. John Hallmeister, treasurer.
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Staines Hall
Aif
G A Benigar
Fred Donaldson
Hall
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Glaswaw, Ky
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