2000 Without Homes 21 Dead Amid Weekend Floods
United Press reports a string of storms and floods across the continent displaced about 2,000 people and left 21 dead. Arctic air cooled New York to 48.5 F while Pacific Northwest floods and avalanches of water caused major damage and multiple fatalities. Canadian levees faced breaches as 1,500+ residents fled Fraser basin. Idaho guards fought floods at Bonners Ferry awaiting a fall.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
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British Columbia
Fraser River
Fraser
Skeena
Simalkameen
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Idaho National Guardsmen
Bonners Ferry
Ida
Kootenai
Minister grateful overcomes constipation with All Bran
Retired minister E. H. Harmer from Snohomish Washington praises All Bran for constipation relief after eating an ounce daily. He urges readers to try the cereal and drink water. Kellogg’s offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days by returning the empty carton.
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Lincoln St
Snohomish
Wash
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Missing Mason Child Found After Hourlong Search
Four year old Eugene Mason vanished Sunday from 25k and South Third street in Paris Illinois. Police and fire units hunted him near a gravel pit and a barn loft before he was located unharmed. Local residents and his mother Mrs Katherine Mason kept vigil as authorities responded.
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Paris
Ill
Eugene Mason
South Third Street
Pumper
South Third
Global Peace Efforts Driver Sparks Tokyo Meeting
World brief from Tokyo reports Prime Minister Yoshida will meet with former PM Ashida to coordinate an early peace program. The roundup includes dispatches from Reims Detroit Santa Monica Seoul Berlin Taipei Hollywood and McKeesport detailing a mix of political, war, and social news.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Histoshi Ashida
Democratic Party
Test Camel Cigarettes In Your T Zone For 30 Days
The ad urges smokers to test Camel cigarettes for 30 days in their T Zone Throat and Taste to judge mildness and flavor. Fran Warren promotes Camels claiming they suit her throat and living. The campaign emphasizes pack after pack testing and avoiding tricks.
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Fran Warren
American Academy of Entertainment
Fran
Warren Ostrom
Camel Test Finds No Throat Irritation From Smoking
Coast to coast study reports 2 470 examinations over 30 days show no throat irritation among participants who smoked only Camels. Results cited by throat specialists highlight no adverse throat effects in the trial.
More Doctors Smoke Camels Across Nation
A nationwide survey of 113,597 doctors in all states found Camels to be the top cigarette brand. Doctors from every medical field were asked what they smoke, and Camel was named most often.
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