Floods Threaten U S and Canada Across Vast Levels
Canada and the United States faced sprawling flood threats as waters rose along the Fraser and Harrison rivers in British Columbia and the Kootenai in Idaho. Evacuations spread across dozens of homes, while officials battle breaches with rock, sandbag, and heavy equipment. The region bears multiple fatalities and widespread crop and rail disruption amid emergency responses.
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Prosperous Eya Seen for Dairy Farms
Dairymen and farmers anticipate stability and moderate prosperity for the next few years amid postwar adjustments. Myers warns avoids severe downturn. expects minor fluctuations but not deep declines. Delegates from 32 states plus Alaska and international regions attend the three day convention. Train kills berry picker near Elmstone crossing. Lewis C. Clark, 75, struck by a Baltimore freight train while collecting berries.
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Seven Thousand Rotarians Convene in Detroit
About 7,000 Rotarians from 38 vocational groups gathered in Detroit for the Rotary International convention. W. Walter Williams of Seattle urged delegates to help restore sanity and balance in the national economy, drawing on his experience as former chairman of the Committee for Economic Development.
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Dapper Don Goes to Prison Grave Today
Attica state prison inmate Dapper Don, once famed for a gaudy past and criminal career, faces prison grave today as his decades of offenses from 1903 to 1939 catch up. Police raids target a Nassau Eagles organization in Jefferson City with a $100 operation tied to the club's main Eagle wing.
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Keyserling Sees Prosperity Peak
Senator Keyserling warns that the postwar era of prosperity may have reached a peak and the outlook for the year is uncertain. He notes government actions and White House discussions influencing the economy, with remarks following a White House call and discussions with another official.
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Piles Relief Praised by San Gabriel Reader
A San Gabriel reader, F. Mf. H., calls Paze a daily torture relief, noting dramatic improvement for piles. The fragment praises Paze as amazing relief based on personal experience.
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