Flood Relief Efforts as Ohio River Flood Crest Declines
Emergency relief agencies set up temporary shelters for about 20,000 displaced by floodwaters along the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Portsmouth. Forecasters predicted crest levels of 34 to 38 feet downstream, with widespread damage limited by riverside clearance but thousands sought shelter across Kentucky West Virginia Ohio and Ohio Valley towns.
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Cincinatty
Ohio River
Fittsburgh
Portsmouth
Ohio
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Carrollton
Huntington
W.a
Catrallion
Louisville
Bere Jol
West Virginia
Kentucky
Bnet Indians
U. S
W. O Devereaux
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Tehrblita
Lion
Ella Layne Brown
Execu
Tive
Terukeses
Gatlettsburg
Oho
Greenup Avenue
Ashland
Rome
Brown
Shelley
Cincinnati- Covington
Stea
Polyot Pleasant
Ironton
Paintsville
Ted Cross
Recreation Institute Openned by National Recreation Assn
The Recreational Training Institute run by the National Recreation Association of New York City opened Monday morning at 2 a.m. The local sponsor is the City Recreation Department led by Mary Wilson Young. The program includes lectures on music and nature activities with arts and crafts for afternoon missions. The institute will run daily until March 3 at the WGA campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recreation Association of
New York City
WGA
City Recreation Department
Mary Wilson Young
Gas and gas relief described in historic medical notice
A fragmentary medical ad describes severe stomach distress and crowding. It mentions Adlerika as a cathartic and carminative, claiming rapid relief and bowel cleansing with strong claims about gut and nerve pressure. The ad cites doctors and a 1951 price in dollars.
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Alenia
Adinizn
Ake
Adlerika
Adleriks Oties
Nerika Todey
Deug Stotys
Winchell notes on Broadway life and Hollywood gossip
Walter Winchell recounts a night in Los Angeles with newspaper men, gamblers and entertainment figures. He ridicules a phony job ad linked to political theater and highlights Wingy the gambling sportsman. He also lists current screenings and a Time excerpt praising several novelists.
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Fooly
Broadway
Hollywood
Darryl Zanuck
Pooly
The
Mornig
Eaward G. Robinson
Tooly
Los Angeles
Gretion
N.Y
Mani
WEA
Eggings
Philadelphia
Miami
Wingy
Bob Wingy
Mush
AFLMMEN KEEP CIO FROM JOB
Westwood Calif Feb 6 unionists blocked entrance to CIO workers at a big plant as national guard and police stood by. About 200 members of the AF of L lumber and allied workers blocked access to the Reg River lumber company with 500 guardsmen in six Sacramento valley towns under passive mobilization.
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American
Two Women Wounded in Knife Fight in City Street
Police described Sunday's incident at 688 Matamoros as a heated argument that turned violent. Alen Ford and decry Burnell were stabbed, with Ford in critical condition at Green hospital. An ambulance carrying the injured was tied up after a collision with a car driven by Margaret Oper. Detectives placed the suspects in Ley and began hospital interviews.
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Witne Wus
Alen Ford
Cunningham Avenue
Burnell
Robert
Green Hospital Mondey
Ford
Matamoros Street
Palice
Sknives Beng Usce
Morales
Glinvies Martinez
Ivy Waren
Poiler
Margaret Oper
South Fire Street
Hleg
Frank Iiee
Ley Putomonils
Two Prison Deaths Ruled Suffocation in Menard Cell
Two inmates Clayton Kirk about 40 and Lindsey Baker 20 died in a Menard County courthouse cell, found yesterday by a court employee. District Attorney Carlos Ashley and county health officer Dr Tengelt say both suffocated when trapped under a bayonet old mattress and clothing. The men awaited grand jury action on car theft, forgery charges, and resided in Menard.
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Menard
Clayton Kirk
Lindsey Baker
Rotary set to hear Dr Albert in Rio Grande valley
Dr Albert and Dr Allen D Albert of Paris will lecture for the Rio Grande Rotary at the St Anthony hotel ballroom in the valley. The Albert pair, former Rotary International president and lecturer, plan to address local members and later return for another address Thursday night.
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Rio Grande
Dr. Albert
Allen D. Albert
Paris
Rotary International
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Rotary
St. Anthony Hotel
Reavy International
Tonie 44 Tonic Promises Health Boost For Better Digestion
An old advertisement touts SSS Tonie tonic as boosting blood strength and digestion. It claims improved appetite, energy, and overall health, promising users will feel like themselves again and regain vitality with regular use. Produced with period tone and multiple claimed benefits.
Memorial Feud Over Mount Rushmore Inscription
Borglum testifies before Congress recalling a ten year dispute with the late President Calvin Coolidge over the inscription for Mount Rushmore. He describes a deadlock on the words freedom and happiness under the law and mentions congressional action may be needed to resolve the impasse.
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Washington
Feb
INS
Goolidge
Gulzon Borglar
Brount Rushmore
Blackhills
South Deskota
Congressional
Borglum
Coolidge
Congress
Cal
Horglum
Furids
House Appropriations Committee
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodors Roosevelt
Cockage
Scarborough Opposes Church Aid Amendment
JET WORTH Feb 6 A proposed amendment extending social security benefits to church officials and employees was described by Dr LR Scarborough president of the Southern Baptist convention as a threat to the bill of rights and Baptist conferences. He warned that adoption would erode church state separation and expose churches to direct taxation for religious purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Worth
LR. Scarborough
Southern Baptist Convention
de. Scarborough
Pimple Relief Claim Prompts Soap Sample Offer
A letter from Misa B Green of Davis Oklahoma describes three years of facial pimples cleared after using Cuucura Soap and Ointment. The writer reports smooth skin again and requests a free sample by writing to Cuucura Dept 85 Malden Mass.
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Misa B. Green
Davis
Okla
Cutieura
Malden
Mass
Untitled Social Column Snippet From Beauxville Page
A fragmentary Beauxville social note lists numerous names at dances and gatherings, mentioning Frank Bad Jor Musgrave and others in a lively, gossipy tone. It references nickels publicity, a ventriloquist dummy, and various attendees at dances, dinners, and outings, with scattered remarks on fashion and behavior.
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Jor Musgrave
Howard
P. Schnabel
San Antonio
Panatha
Lonnie Swendland
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