Ohio River Flood Threat Deepens in Cincinnati and Vicinity
Severe flooding endangers Cincinnati as a breached levee near homes and the municipal airfield prompts evacuations. Airport officials report the dyke quaking while police rush vehicles to move residents and belongings. Across the valley, towns in Ohio and Indiana brace for rising waters and forced displacements amid cold, snow, and mounting damage.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Robb Avenue
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
Portsmouth
Batavia
Manchester
Huntington
Evensville
Ind
Osiro
Mississippi
Ohio River
Pre-War A E Farm W's Goal and Ohio Flood Woes
Washington reports restoration of pre-war purchasing power for farmers and parity price aims amid farm relief plans. Ohio River crest nears in Cincinnati as floodwaters rise, with New Richmond and Ripley hardest hit. Avalanche kills two in Saint Jean de Maurienne as bunkhouse collapse injures 14.
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Washington
Tyo
Howe
Inla
Ohio
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Ripley
Saint-Jean-De- Maurienne
Prance
French Alps
New Deal Proposal for Civilian Conservation Corps
The speaker urges immediate creation of a civilian conservation corps to employ up to 250000 workers by early summer, focusing on forestry soil erosion flood control and similar projects utilizing existing government departments. He argues it preserves natural resources builds future wealth and offers moral value by giving unemployed Americans work rather than relief.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Pals
Ohio
Labor, Agriculture, War and Interior
Bank Official Is Held in Forgery
Horace O. Sylvester Jr. vice president of National City Company surrendered to the district attorney on an indictment charging forgery in the third degree. The indictment alleges he induced Samuel W. Baldwin treasurer to remove $1020 from a syndicate account as an expense for the syndicate when it was used for another purpose.
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New York
Horace O. Sylvester Jr
National City Company
Postoffice Debuts New Truck Fleet in Garage Makeover
Grover Ridgeway, superintendent of transportation, announced Tuesday that the postoffice garage at 407 Third Street now houses an entirely new fleet. Six new heavy trucks join 96 total, with 26 kept in storage for the Christmas rush as a retired force, and the facility has been redecorated to honor the changes.
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Postoffice
Nposed
Grover
Ridgeway
Third Street
Reds Expected to Punish 4 Britons
MOSCOW March 21 British government action breaking off talks with Soviet Russia is seen abroad as likely to affect the trial of four British subjects on espionage charges. Some quarters think the move will harden Russian stance while others see it as aimed at pressuring for prisoner releases. In Washington Senator Robinson introduced a bill with Senator Wagner to create a civilian conservation corps for unemployment relief.
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Moscow
Russia
Washington, D. C
Sensator Robinson
Arkansas
Wagner Democrat
New York
Roostvelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Walker Divorce Case Reveals Strain After Separation
Mrs. Walker testifies that her husband Walker left her four years ago after a trip abroad. She recalls his home in St Xavier places New York City and says he contributed to living expenses, but she seeks no alimony. Court hears that grounds for divorce appear present and that she remained a devoted wife until their separation.
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St. Xavier Places
New York City
Mr. Walker Sepate
Walker
Suba
Cohen
Cornelius Fellowes
Master Dowdell
Texas waits beer ruling on 3.2 percent content
Federal and state officials weigh how a 3.2 percent beer bill affects Texas dry status. Some say the measure applies despite prohibition, others contend federal agents cannot enforce state law if beer is defined as non intoxicating. Officials await Washington guidance and a formal bill copy.
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Dean Wn
Texas
Verne Miller
Prohibition
Antil
Washington
Egbert Schweype
United States District Attorney
Tax collector killed by boy in Cruzalta
A five year old boy Ricardo Pig non killed Padre Bernaola, a tax collector, at his grandfather's home in Cruzalta Argentina. The boy said he believed the visitor to demand money and be an abductor after hearing recent discussions of kidnappings.
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Cruzalta
Ricardo Pignon
Padre Bernaola
Inga
DC Health Body Takes Up Work
The year's program of Neblyiuinn was taken up by the hen con mitter of the chamber of seminaras at f& inneheon at noon Tuesday at Li Piran hotel. RL. Whalry, chairman, presiding, Bub conmit teen were appointed on Medite provement of the water apply, in epidemic prevention, public health control, and other faetera.
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Chamber of Seminaras
F& Inneheon
Li Piran Hotel
RL. Whalry
Bub
Dollar Strength on European Marts in Early Foreign Exchange
New York news notes the dollar gaining strength against European currencies in early foreign exchange dealings. Sterling moved to about 3.42 dollars, down 6 cents from the day’s high, while Dutch guilders slid 13 points to 40.27 cents and Belgian francs eased to 12.95 cents. French francs quoted at 392.75, Swiss francs at 19.28, each off several points.
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New York
London
Belgas
Hoover Arrives in Home State Amid Greetings in Oakland
In Oakland on March 21 Gerbert Hoover arrived amid warm greetings from state officials and Republican leaders. He departed by automobile for his home near Stanford University, continuing his return trip after a stop in California.
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Hoover
Oakland
Calif
Gerbert Hoover
Nere
Stanford University Ominipais
Two men charged in robbery and assault with knife
A complaint filed before Justice of the Peace John R. Ghook accuses Jose Ramon alias La Rata of 820 Montezuma Street and Simon Pisaco of 1810 Chihuahua Street of holding up Juan Treyina of Clemendorf on March 18. The suspects allegedly threatened him with a knife and took his ear.
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Rowbery Py
Justice of the Peace
John R. Ghook
Detectiva
A. J. Mice
Josa Ramon
la Rata
Montezuma Street
Simon Pisaco
Chihuahua
Juan Treyina
Clemendorf
Hints
Camargo Well Out of Control Again
McAllen March 21. The Ohio-Mex No. 1 wildcat at Camargo across the Rio Grande from Rio Grande City again ran wild at the 1200-foot level threatening a repeat of the November disaster when a 16 inch string casing failed and a crater was formed burning three men to death.
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Camargo
Mcallen
Ohio-Mex Company
Rio Grande
Rio Grande City
Post Robot Pilot Ready for Flight
Oklahoma City reports the Rabob pilot team prepared for a nonstop night flight to Mexico City. The crew, Wiley Port and Bla, announced readiness for takeoff today, marking a test of new autopilot technology in a high altitude route.
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Oklahoma City
Wiley Port
Mexico City
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