California flood toll rises to thirty one missing twenty seven
California faced deadly flood disasters as a week of rain peaked with a river deluge. Observers reported 10 bodies recovered in Montrose amid widespread wreckage and 1500 flooded homes at Venice Beach as rescue crews, Legionnaires, lifeguards, and sheriffs aided in searches and evacuations.
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Glenvale
Sheriff's
Montrose
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Legionnaires
Venice
Beach Resort
Twenty Flood Victims Identified in Los Angeles Disaster
The revised Los Angeles flood death list totals 31 with 20 identified. Names include Mr and Mrs J E B Moore and daughter Martha seven of San Gabriel, Sherman and Toots Hubberd, Mrs Dorothy Carter Monterey Park, Marilyn Ghoslin Glendale, Myrtle Adams Montrose, Elwood Plumb 55 Long Beach, Clyde Dowell Tu juunga, Frank Gereghty 45 North Hollywood, Ruth Rein Montrose, Mrs Bargaret Smith La Cres.
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Jan
J. EB. Moore
Martha
Gabriel
Sherman
Toots Hubberd
Wilmington
Moores
Dorothy Carter
Monterey Park
Marilyn Ghoslin
Glendale
Myrtle Adams
Montrose
Elwood Plumb
Long Beach
Clyde Dowell
CWA
Tujunga
Frank Gereghty
North Hoillywood
Birs
Ruth XK. Rein
Bargatet Bmith
la Cres
President Faces Congress With Firm Grasp and Budget Fears
Editorial notes the president’s rigid stance toward Congress and rising bureaucracy. It warns of higher income taxes choking enterprise while insisting the nation remains neither Nazi nor Soviet and that constitutional limits will reappear when Congress convenes.
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NRA
Storm toll mounts in California with Glendale Montrose deaths
The Los Angeles area suffered heavy rain with victims scattered in Glendale and Montrose. Names include Chester Herrera 12 Los Angeles Clark Harmon Montrose Bam Wilson 10 Montrose Wilson 12 8 and a 41 year old Vera Kahn La Crescenta plus Homer Higley 28 Montrose and several unidentified people. Weather disturbances move inland as new system crosses from Washington coast. Northern and Central California face more rain snow while Sierra mountains report heavy snow and damaged highways.
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Venta
Chester Herrera
Los Angeles
Clark Harmon
Montrose
Bam Wilson
Washington Coast
California
Weather Bureau
Sacramento
Santa Clara
San Joaquin
Sierra
Roosevelt Silver Issue Dominates Early Congress Battle
The article notes President Roosevelt faces a Senate silver bloc seeking to fully remonetize silver and pressures in the House. White House silence on policy persists as a Democratic steering committee signals support for the President, while predicting adjournment aims by April or May.
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White ‘House
White House
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
al Lessi
Alfred E. Sunita Celebrates 60th Birthday in Empire State Building
Former New York governor and former presidential hopeful Alfred E. Sunita appears robust while slicing the first piece of a large cake at his sixtieth birthday celebration hosted at his office in the Empire State Building. The International News photo captures the moment on Saturday.
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Hale and Hardy
Alfred E. Sunita
New York
Empire State Building
Senate Opens With Oaths for Four New Members
Washington January 2 The Senate convenes at noon EST with Vice President Garner presiding and Rev DeBarney Phillipes delivering the opening prayer. Four new senators take oaths Ernest Gibson Carl Betz Joseph O Mahoney and Harry Byrd. Byrd begins a six year term after serving out Swanson term. A committee will inform the president and the House procedure mirrors the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Garner
DeBarney T. Phillipes
Ernest W. Gibson
Vermont
Carl A. Betch
New Mexico
Joseph ©. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Swanson
House
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