Great Flood Rolls Toward Gulf Of Mexico
CAPE GIRARDEAU Missouri reports the great midwestern flood moving toward the Gulf of Mexico. Crest passed Cape Girardeau at 41.7 feet with two miles of waterfront flooded. St Louis near 38 feet as levees and sand boils are monitored. Kansas City urges flood insurance and faster Pick Sloan dams. National production authority aids recovery. flood control projects planned across Kansas and South Dakota.
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Chateau Island
Perry County
Kansas City
Missouri River States Committee
Great Basin
Kansas
Missouri River
Z. R. Hook
Manhattan
Kan
Congress
Turtle Creek
Gavins Pont
Oahe
South Dakota
Toronto
Verdigris River
Wichita
Hutchinson
National Production Authority
Belden Takes Trip to Florida
Belden and family return from a two week Florida vacation visiting Daytona Beach and Eustis. They spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mochler and at the Severns home. Bert Schaefer suffered a heart attack and daughter Betty stays at home to care for him. James Francis of Parkersburg West Virginia, cousin of Mrs. George Marty, is living with the Martys and works at the Cadillac Tank Plant. Bill Goodman has been employed since the close of the season.
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Bill Mochler
Eustys
Mr. Severn
Daytona Beach
Bert Schaefer
Betty
Elyvia
West Virginia
James Francis
Parkersburg
George Marty
Martys
Mr. Francis
Cadillac
Bill Goodman
County Relief To Cut Into General Fund
Ohio reduced relief money to county welfare departments will cost the county about 25,000 this year and 65,000 next year from the general fund. Welfare Director Floyd Wooldridge told county commissioners. The state cut its relief matching program from 21 million to 9 million and will distribute the 9 million to counties based on relief load percentages.
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Ohio
Floyd Wooldridge
Rough estimate boosts county relief shortfall figures
Wooldridge warned Lordin county must raise general fund money for relief due to a rough estimate based on a 350 case load. Any load change alters shortages, risking cuts to relief for clients if the county cannot fund the difference. The welfare department now spends about $28,000 monthly on relief. Birds Plant Trees Newton church steeple after seeds sprouted in crevices.
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Lordin
Salef
Wooldridge
Newton
Mass
First United Presbyterian Church
Says America Will Not Have Timber Famine
SEATTLE Washington WP Col W B Greeley forester and soldier argues there will never be a timber famine in America His book Forests and Men details Roosevelt Pinchot and others efforts to reform forest harvesting and management He notes his own muted influence on private and public landowners and promotes tree farming The piece also mentions Greeleys evangelical work and Chronicle Telegram 1951 context Clean up Los Angeles County reduces daily incinerator pollution by 11 percent from 84 tons in 1948
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Wash
W. B. Greeley
America
Doubleday
Greeley
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Greeley Himself Broke With Pinchot, Late Chief of the U. S. Forest Service
Communists dismantle Neptune's Foundation landmark
The East German government begins removing the Neptune's Foundation bronze fountain that formerly stood before the Hohenzoller Palace. Workers started dismantling the imposing Neptune statues and fountain as part of the ongoing demolition of the site.
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East Berlin
Berlin
Hohenzoller Palace
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Style Center
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