Flood Isolation of Cumberland Region Families From Island Rescue
A damaged caption describes a flood at Cumberland with the Fowey family rescued from Hester's Island in Maryland Virginia. Muskels and ten children evacuated from the island to Point of Rocks as water flooded the post office and surrounding areas. A photo shows the Potomac River scene near Harper's Ferry, with the old bridge toll basin and new span affected by the high flood waters.
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Flood Ravages Pittsburgh Nonstop Night Of Destruction
Pittsburgh confronted the worst flood in its history as waters rose to 45 feet, leaving thousands homeless and hungry. National Guardsmen patrolled streets to curb looting while city services halted amid fires, explosions, and widespread damage. Johnstown and Wheeling also faced severe shortages and evacuations as transport collapsed and power failed.
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Liquor and Tobacco Tax Proposals Stir Maryland Senate Hearings
Maryland lawmakers hear opposing voices from liquor and tobacco interests as committees weigh a 5 cent per gallon whiskey floor tax and a 10 cent per pack cigarette tax. Brewers oppose a beer levy of one dollar per barrel. Heavy traffic disrupts Annapolis area as residents face post hearing tension.
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Hancock Mobilizes Health Authorities Amid Flood Crisis
In Hancock Maryland on March 18 authorities mobilized to protect 200 evacuated residents as the Potomac River rose 40 feet. Mayor Hess warned of food sufficiency for an interim period while Red Grass provided aid. Damages were estimated around 200000 dollars and access to the town was severely limited by washouts and high water.
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Allies Split Over Germany Punishment at League Council
London reports a divided mood among former Allies over punishing Germany for violating Locarno. A leading council member urged muted sanctions to secure unanimous condemnation, while France and Belgium oppose action. Germany remains estranged from the coalition as Italy and Germany hesitate to back sanctions. The council adjourned to resume with the German delegation expected tomorrow.
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