Red Cross Disaster Report Details Eighty Major Catastrophes Annually
The Red Cross tallies show about eighty major disasters strike the United States each year with tornadoes as the leading hazard. Hurricanes and tidal waves caused the year’s deadliest losses along the Texas Gulf Coast and in Los Angeles County, while forest fires and floods also caused extensive damage. The organization aided 119,000 people in 32 states and spent over 31 million dollars on relief, funded in part by congressional appropriations and annual fundraising. It also describes preventive efforts, including 28 training schools training over two thousand people, and emphasizes membership in the Red Cross through the annual roll call.
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American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Middle West
West
Forest Rangers
Civilian Conservation Corps
Gulf
Texas
Los Angeles County
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
National Organization
Idaho
Washington
Iowa
Louisiana
Vermont
Florida
Rhode Island
Missouri
Disaster Relief Service
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Northern Michigan residents oppose deer extermination
The text notes that northern Michigan residents do not want deer extermination and warned hunters to avoid the area, fearing dog poisoning. It also mentions C E Winslow opening a new jewelry store at the Grand Central hotel and declares Charley’s upcoming stock as top quality, while reporting the New York Truth seizure by U S marshals and suppression of Garfield letters as a strike against a free press under Republicans.
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Michigan
C. E. Winslow
Grand Central Hotel
Charley
Omaha
New York Truth
Garfield
United States Marshals
Mde
Diagrams of Danger No 3 By Orville E Atwood
An article by Atwood University motor vehicle official warns drivers and pedestrians about parked cars with engines off and brakes locked creating hazards at curbside. It cites 35 000 pedestrian incidents nationwide last year and urges motorists to slow and pedestrians to check sightlines before crossing intersections.
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Orville E.atwood
Motor Vehicle Division
Michigan
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Estrian
Maple Grove Social Notes Share Weekend Visits
Miss Lucile Waddell called at the Ed Miles home Tuesday morning. Neighbors and relatives frequent visits and dinners unfold across Maple Grove as families including the Hokoms, Sharmans, Miles, Green, Irwins, Cortneys, and Junkers spend time at homes and attend church events.
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Lucile Waddell
Ed Miles
Lowell Hokom
Delores
John Hokom
Nels Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Will Frerichs
Elmer Gade
Donald
Lowell Hoktom
Earl Sharman
F. A. Johnson
Ray Tremain
Cecil
Harold
Verona
James Irwin
Robert
Dorothy
Ethel
Sadie
W.T. Sharman
Vern
Henry Nier
Malcolm Johnson
Wilson
Lowell Hoktom's
Ansey
Sadie Irwin
Kimball
Albin Johnson
Casper Rasmussen
Albert’ Green
Dale
Cyene Green
Joa Green
Vern Sharman
W. ¥. Miles
Rand ‘Mire
J. H. Gell
A and
Mirabd
Earl
Hugh Cortney
Denis Walsh
Vincent Cortney
H. P. Cortney’s
Ware
News
Chris Junk
Earl Nightengale
Mr. and Jars
Mrs
Jiles
Heriry
Ruth Miller
Dorothy Grimes
Zellabell Johnson
Reahi
Lilace Weaver
Elizabeth
Mona Bryant
H. P. Cortney
R. ‘W. Johnson
Ed Carlton
Elizabeth Bryant
Joe Green
Processing Tax Total Explained This Week
A new definition shifts hog processing tax liability to commercial handlers for products from hogs slaughtered by producers. Farmers pay tax only on hog products sold direct to consumers above exemptions. up to 300 pounds exempt, 1,000 pounds still partly exempt, and over 1,000 pounds taxed fully. Live weight basis used. exemptions do not apply to non self raised hogs.
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United States
Towns Lacking Rail Service In I C C Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission states that among 125,000 U S towns and villages, 45,000 have no rail service or lack a freight station. These communities are served by motor bus and truck lines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Treinen thanks voters for support after election
A public note from John J. Treinen expresses gratitude to voters who supported him in the general election Tuesday. He frames his win as a sign of courage from supporters who backed a candidate advocating squares dealer 21 and special privileges to men.
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Charles Haas
Jacob Eckest
John, Schenker
James McMullen
Ellen McAleese
Waldron
John J. Treinen
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America
Oklahoma
Come of
BUDD
Sidney and Vicinity
W. C. Sheets
Sidney
Peetz
Jensen
F. K. Sawatsky
Henry O. Kroeker
Nebraska
Sidney's
Fred Stephens
Frank Whitelock
Frank Pulver
John Clarke
Z*ebert and Clarke's
Granneman
American Bank
Arthur M. Oberfelder
State University
Wisconsin University
James Tucker
Court House
Lodge Pole
Margery Fuller
Hallowe’en
Jackson
Charmer
Gapen
Grace McFadden
Hazel
Grace King
Cager
Cicero Allen
H. R. Fuller
G. A. Gault
Sidney Draw
William Davis
Grass Creek
Ind
Leo Osborn
Dora Davis
Cary
Cheyenne County
John Nelson
Potter
N. P. Lynghilm
Bronson
S. P. Witters
Colton
John Lecifer
Eagle
M. E. ‘Webster
Davison
John Jenik
Lodgepole
Louis Brett
Trognitz
J. M. Nelson
Court House Rock
H. G. Hinrichs
Union Valley
L. D. ‘Covall
Gilchrist
M. Elsass
King
S. H. Judd
Redington
Thomas G. Burke
Camp Clarke
R. S. Green
Hayes
Matt Thomas
Pete James Millett
Weir-Lis
Harry Pritcard
Grand Island
Harry
Powell & Whitney
E. J. Vanderhoof
Grace Barrett
Salt Lake
Metropolitan Hotel
No House
Maple Grove
Henry Elsen
Hazel Miles
Bert Grimes
John Grimes
Derald
Glen Deaver
Willa Graham
Dorothy Lockwood
John Junker
Denver
Ecbert
Fred
Frances Faye
John
Chris Junker
East Side
Cer M.A. Zwickl
Genvie
Crystal
Supreme Flour
Gookies
Basianas 3
Tbs
Aay
Aske
Ots Lee
the Telégraph
Hollywood
McCall’s
S&g
Pathfinder
Pittorial
Cscreen
Radioland
Ayr
Any
C. W. Soap
Arges
Med. LY
Imeator
Satintoax Ss
Digtogiar
FRC
American Poultry
the Country Home the Farm Journal
Capper
Needlecraft
Woman’s World
Sidney Sale Pavilion
Col
A. B. Rapp
Col. C. Frederickson
Keke
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