Flood Victims Return Home After Crest Reaches Rivers
Louisville marching into March 2011 flood scene as up river towns dig out possessions from tents while down river areas reenact echoes of past surges. Unemployed helpers move to aid residents in cleanup as the crest of 39.1 feet loosens, with flood stage at 28 feet. Western Kentucky Illinois Missouri towns brace for continued rises and the Mississippi swells, signaling broader spillover to the south as rains ease.
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Louisville
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Northansville
West
Kentucky
Mlinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Burreau
First Lady Enjoys Canter at Washington Woodlands
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt rides through Riding and Hunt Club woods with Mrs Henry Morgenthau Jr. casual canter marks her first outdoor ride since arriving in Washington. Guards accompany to ensure safety.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Washington
Briton Irked by Questions in Berlin Spy Trial
Lieut Norman Baillie-Stewart, on trial for revealing army information, objected to questions about his relationship with a Berlin woman known as Marie Louise. The prosecution argues money from her was payment for information. the defense says the funds were a gift for their friendship. The hearing adjourned briefly as he grew angry over the line of questioning.
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London
Bross
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Marie Louise
Seaforth Highlanders
Berlin
Leutenant
Holland
Weather Summary of US Cities and Flying Conditions
A lengthy weather digest lists daily temperatures and cloud cover for numerous cities including Albuquerque, Amarillo, Atlanta, Boston, Brownsville, Buffalo, Charleston, Cheyenne, Chicago, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denver, Des Moines, El Paso, Galveston, Houston, Little Rock, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami, Montgomery, New Orleans, New York, Oklahoma City, Omaha, Phoenix, San Antonio, Seattle, Shreveport, St Louis, San Francisco, and more. It shows highs and lows, precipitation totals, and notes on wind and visibility. A separate item notes Franklin Evans resigning from the federal farm board, effective April 1, with the resignation accepted by President Roosevelt.
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Sean da
LH Howe Weatwen
Manon
Uil
Teana
Wee M
Amarilla
Texas
Allanta
Boston
Masa
Brownsville
Teron
Buffalo
Charleston
Cheyenne
Tyo
del Rio
Penver
Colo
Dex Malnes
Iowa
Dadse City
Kan
el Paso
Fort Smit
Ark
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Houston
Texago
Huron
Ria
Kanvea City
Little Rock
San Antonio
Dallas
Pas Angeles
Calif
Lowleville
Memphis
Tenn
Deratura
Mimi
Fla
Browneville
Ain
Wil
Ina
Needins
Ariz
New Orleans
New York
Oklnpoma City
Owla
Omaha
St. Paul
Setonay
Salt Lake City
St. Laura
Seevey Chowty
San
Tranciece
Seattle
Wash
Shreveport
Toledo
Taesen
Wachington
Clowty
Wichita
Kanere Rein
Williston
Clout
Quits Farm Board
Wasitington
D. G
Frank Evans
Federal Farm Board
Roosevelt
Protest Planned Against Persecution of Jews in Germany
City leaders and Jewish and Gentile representatives held a conference to plan a city wide protest against Hitler regime abuses. The form of action, whether a parade or public demonstration, was undecided as Mayor Quin and Rabbi Ephraim Frisch, and J M Frost, Temple Beth El, urged broad city support.
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Germany
Iby Hall
K. Quin
Ephriam Frisch
J.M. Frost
Temple Beth-El
Municipal Auditorium
Frost
Rabbi Frisch
San Antonio
Gentilea
Quin
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Bere
Iaw Ag
San Antonin
Kiyunr
Simin
Ustei Daily
Ada
Kuppenheimer
Walcraft
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