Floods test cut-off system as Mississippi flood spreads
Emergency measures flood into action as Army engineers test the cut-off plan to divert floodwaters. Red Cross and federal relief aid thousands of refugees from St Francis and Black River valleys while naval guardsmen reinforce weakened levees. Levee breaches widen, with 10,000 relief workers readied as waters rise over multiple basins.
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Mississippi
Ais- Ind
Jackson Por
White River
Red Cross
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
St. Francis
Black River
Poplar Bluff
Kennett
Bis
Flosh
Charleston Mead
Cairo
Hell
Saline County
Church Privileges Withheld From GGG Members by Commander
fragmentary OCR notes report a commander withholding church privileges from GGG members. mentions Washington and Brae 2 with unclear names and scattered letters suggesting garbled place and names. no clear event dates or outcomes.
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GGG
Clain
Wrath of Vets Pours Out on Eugene Grace
The Veterans and officials denounce Eugene G. Grace of Bethlehem Steel before a senate committee, calling for curbs on war profits and conscription of capital. James Van Zandt and James A. Drain advocate extending bonus scrutiny to corporate profits as a wartime issue. Grace portrays bonuses as illustrating unintended inflation of war costs.
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Eugene Grace
Pregion L. Grover
Washington, D. C
Eugen G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
James van Zandt
Veterans of Foregang
Senate Committee
James A. Drain
Legon
Ig Nom Iention
Van @ange
Con Cong
Senate
Bo Fudges
Eugene G. Gracz
Eethiehem Steels ,Corporation
Sonne
Grace
Catholic Action News Interprets Pope On Politics
The Catholic Action Society was urged by the pope to engage in social issues while remaining apart from partisan politics. The pontiff stated lay Catholics should discuss moral questions and public life without aligning with political factions.
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Catholic Action Society
Pope
Rie Watkae
Mednanti
Ate Lanse
Herve
Perseataries
Aia
Andre
Verizelos Joins Greek Senators in Major Meet
International coverage notes Verizelos alongside two Greek senators at a high profile event. Details remain scarce as tones shift and officials discuss regional collaboration amid evolving agendas. The gathering signals potential policy alignments and regional interests.
Germany’s Armament Moves Stir European Peace Talks
The Paris report claims Germany may repudiate the Versailles treaty linking France and others. Hermann Goering announced Germany’s aviation arm is ready, prompting fears of renewed arms competition. British officials anticipate a conference in March as the Allies weigh responses to Germany’s actions.
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Paris
France
Hermann Wilhelm Goeringreich
Germany
Isc
Atlentio
John Shnon
Algot Guides Uyeh Partes and Tokyo Flight Plans News
Reports describe Algot guidance and Uyeh Partes in Tokyo as vernacular papers note preparation for air service seen as a threat to Japan. United Press says only Washington orders or weather could alter routes for an overwater flight of about 2400 miles from the Pacific to Hawaii, amid scattered questions on aircraft equipment and aviation policy.
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Tokio P
T He United
Transp
Japan
Oakland
Caillonielse
Honolulu
Uny
United Press
Inds
Washington
George Piper Named Cascade Postmaster
George Piper is named Cascade postmaster amid a brief notice noting his appointment and the local election context. The release cites the RFC board involvement and confirms the agency assignment in Cascade.
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George Piper
Cascade
Progress of Housing Program Under Roosevelt Era
Fragmentary fragments describe federal housing efforts during Roosevelt administration. Officials pledge modernization and repair of 1.2 million properties with a value around 275 million dollars and creating about 1,200,000 jobs. Public safety items and community improvements are noted as priorities with ongoing plans and timelines.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
Malias
James
Lias Gommerin Moffett
Moffrie
My. Rasserels
Rintel en Gorngted Sentenced For Life
A court sentenced Rintel en Gorngted to life imprisonment after a navigation incident earlier.
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Rintelen Gorngted
Fragmented OCR text on price and agriculture discussion
Fragmented readable passages discuss pricing, production, and agricultural policy with many garbled names and lines. It references Wallage and associations and mentions farmers, ideas about cheaper inputs, and production challenges, but most specifics are unreadable.
Price and tax reforms on broad trade practice restrictions
The article outlines a large bill banning secret rebates and restricting contracts between retailers and wholesalers, aiming to curb price manipulation across goods. It details proposed measures on minimum prices, a sweeping prohibition of certain rebates, and a tax plan shifting school and highway funding away from property taxes to income and sales taxes, with specific rates and affected items.
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Atene Inhiy
le Hay Pho
Tie Alfons
Bill
Celis
Ite Sponse
Briice
Chai
Dan Alfonat
Only Centenarian of Fond by Lac Difs
Substantial text unclear but appears to mention a centenarian from Fond du Lac and an event or tribute. Names and details are garbled, with no verifiable dates or organizations. The fragment suggests a profiles item honoring long life within Fond du Lac.
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LAC Difs
Habeas petition filed for Charles Drossher
A habeas petition was filed on behalf of Charles Drossher, identified as an Episcopal minister in Milwaukee. The document notes relief sought and references the involved parties and jurisdiction. The filing appears in a Milwaukee, Wisconsin procedural context with standard court process language.
J Burnsides Injury Report From Bus Accident
A report from Ripon notes J Burnside injured in a bus crash. Limited readable text mentions related officials and a jailer, with follow up details unclear.
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J. Burnside
Ripon
Green Warn Of Militant Labor Moves
Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, warned the seale tahoe committee today that militant labor groups pose a threat to peaceful means of change. He urged balance in labor relations, claiming the economic vandalism and confrontations undermine bargaining and threaten workers’ welfare.
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Green
Washington
Orgun
Dal Labor
Haunt Green
The
Americas Pedatic of
Arbor
Seale Tahoe Committee
DaLgeniing
Meilee
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Missouri
Illinois
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Ashignd
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Verizelos
Rankin County
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Pearl River
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Uyeh Parte
Department of
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RFC
Wiescter
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Conan Thom
Wallage
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Hoja Nemec
Giusti
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Jorge W. Carow
Ladysmith
Assembly
Carow
Rusk County
Salesmak
Rose
Peter Gs
Rey Grinte
Ted Hee
Rae
Charles Drossher
Milwaukee
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TELAT
TORO
Toukies
Tan Boalon
Chly Hosstley
Choo Tien
Aehil Tel
Federation
Moros
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