Flood Climax and Evacuation Fears Across Mississippi
Federal and military leaders warned evacuation could be limited to small low lying areas if the Mississippi floods again. Cairo held the line as New Orleans engineers worked to divert waters toward Lake Pontchartrain. Louisville faced destruction with 200 dead reportedly, sickness rose, and power cuts plus water rationing strained city services. Cairo and Tiptonville faced new threats while Memphis and Cincinnati prepared for ongoing flood impacts. Mayor August Bode urged resilience as communities braced for further high water.
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Deep South
Mississippi
Washington
Calvo
Malin Craig
U. S. Arroy
Missisppi
Cairo
Memphis
New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Derby
Neville Miller
Gipcinnati
Elfys Nords
War Department
Calre
Gulf
Hood
EM. Markham
U.S. Engineers
Cyr
Eugene Reyhold
Birds Point
New Madrid
Liptonville
Tiptonville
Spaky Baul
Tennessee
August’ Bode
Doctors End Convention in San Antonio Luncheon Close
The three day International Post Graduate Medical Assembly ended with a luncheon at the St. Anthony hotel. Speakers included Dr. Julius Hess of the University of Illinois and others from Mayo Clinic and Washington University discussing cryptorchidism tetanus bile and liver issues and sterility. Officers to be elected at a later date by the San Antonio group.
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International Post Graduate Medical Assembly
Cay Nean
St. Anthony
Julius Hess
University of Tinnis
Mims Gage
TwWane University
Albert
M. Snell
Mayo Clinic
Fred J. Taussig
Washington University At
Kincheon
4. G. Purstenberg
University of Michigan
Snell
Ancu
Tyson
Gage
San Antonio
Dace
Food fund drive aids Rio Grande valley relief efforts
More than $2800 was raised across four Rio Grande valley counties for the American Red Cross Middle Western Hood reef fund. E B Marburger of Mission Hidalgo chapter chairman reported. Newspaper and radio appeals urged public contributions. Quake Panio Island, Fukuoka region, reported strong earthquakes causing inland panic across Kyushu.
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Mission
Dan
Rio Grande Valley
Middle Western
Hood Reef Fund
American Red Grass
E. EB. Marburger
Missssion
Hidalgo County
Red Crees
Panios Island
Fukuoka
Spain
Kyushu
City News Dance by Louise Schuetzer at Hermann Hall
A city news dance event presented by Louise Schuetzer Lodge No 30 D HS is announced for January 30 at Hermann Sonshall. The program features Nie Meyer's Forertainers Adv offering entertaining entertainment.
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Louise Schuetzer
D. HS
Hermann Sonshall
Nie Meyer
Bishops Gather for All Day Methodist Lecture Series
An all-day bishops meeting at Travis Park Methodist Church will feature delegates from Houston Harlingen and San Antonio. The program opens at 9 15 a m with devotional services led by Bishop H A Boaz Cesar DaCorso will address with Christ In Bread and a revival talk by Boaz A panel including Bishopdom M Moore and Bishop Paul Bern will discuss The Missionary Imperative in the Modern World The afternoon session runs from 2 20 p m to 7 30 p m with four bishops speaking. In Omaha Nebraska Clinton Bader appeals a one year sentence for liquor and burglary, the judge increases it to two years.
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Travis Park
Methodist Charci
Houston, Haringen
San Antonio
H. A. Boaz
Cesar DaCorso
Christ
Brea
Boaz
Aldersgate
Methodist
Dom M. Moore
Paul Bern
Omaha
Neb
Jan
Clinton Bader
Stabbing in San Antonio Clinched at Dolorosa Street
Erazmo Garza Jr., 92, of 251 Pendleton Street, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital Thursday for stab wounds suffered in an altercation in the 700 block of Dolorosa Street Wednesday night.
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Erazmo Garza Jr
Pendleton Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Dolorosa Street
Kidneys Clean Out Acids Cystex Guaranteed Tonic
Bad spelling and garbled ad copy promotes a fake kidney health remedy Cystex with a guaranteed prescription allegedly backed by a deposit. It claims to cleanse kidneys, relieve nervousness and backache, and promises vitality in 48 hours or money back. Auctions a phone call to local druggists.
General Motors to Extend Insurance During Strike
General Motors announced it will continue life insurance for thousands of idle employees amid strikes, covering both strikers and non-strikers. William Knudsen stated arrangements will be made to repay advances once workers return, ensuring policies stay in force and the company protects employee coverage.
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General Motors
New York
General Motora Corporation
Stelkera
William §. Knudsen
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