Floods Leave Dozens Homeless Across Four Southern States
Memphis reports about 6 060 people homeless across Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky after floods from the Cumberland and other rivers. At least twelve deaths are listed with Nashville hit hard as 100 city blocks flood and property damage tops $1 million. Rain forecast noted for southern states amid continuing river rises and disrupted train service.
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Luther Burbank Memorial Tree Circle Planned in Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa plant scientist Luther Burbank to be honored with a living Circle of Sonoma county trees in the Santa Barbara national forest. Redwoods and pines will be transplanted and arranged in a circle with a bronze plaque bearing Burbank's last message. The project is sponsored by the Santa Rosa Flower Lovers' club and trees will be selected by State Forest Ranger Tee Blaisdell.
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Graves to share governor's office with Brandon
Governor elect Bibb Graves will share the office of Governor Brandon from December 28 until inauguration on January 17. A desk will be provided for the incoming executive to be at hand to cooperate with the incumbent.
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Bibb Graves
Brandon
American delegate chosen for Geneva double taxation conference
Washington reports that Professor T. R. Adams of Yale has been selected to represent the United States at the international conference on double taxation in Geneva, beginning January 5.
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Real Silk Hosiery Co Chooses Bedell Building Office
The local office of Real Silk Hosiery Co is located in the Bedell Building. This selection adds to evidence of the building’s advantages and popularity among firms.
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Body of young woman found in New York apartment yard
The body of a well dressed woman about 25, tentatively identified as Bella Stokes, was found in the rear yard of a West Fortieth street apartment building. Detectives investigate a possible jump to escape an attack.
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Bank Closer Shuts First National Bank in ADATA Iowa
ADATA Iowa December 28 The First National Bank here was closed by its board of directors today ending local banking operations and triggering official actions.
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Madrid
Adata
Iowa
First National
Great Lakes diversion debate tied to land rise say geologists
Franz B. Taylor and Wayne Indiana geologists told the Geological Society of America that ongoing land tilting in the Great Lakes basin will favor Chicago around 5100 A D causing four uptakes to discharge at Chicago while Niagara Falls goes dry due to uplift at Buffalo. Taylor cites Dr. Gilbert and Sherman Moore whose finds indicate land has risen in the Lake Huron area by about 148 feet per century over 2700 to 3000 years.
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Lake Huron
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