Winnipeg Flood Deepens Threat to Dikes and Homes
Winnipeg faces rising danger as the Red Cross and relief agencies rush aid. Officials warn the Red River could crest higher than nine feet above flood stage, with more than 2,500 homes abandoned and damages in the millions. Air Force pumps and flights bring bedding and food for refugees as authorities urge calm and compliance.
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Overheard Talk Wins Four Dollar Prize in Daily Mail
Daily Mail announces weekly prize winners for readers who report local items. Williamsport Route 1 farm youth found mammoth mushroom. Clarkson Avenue house wife reports traffic collision. Ruge Avenue woman notes 735 mushrooms found in Virginia. North Cannon Avenue youngster reports runaway car at Farr grounds exhibition hall. Winners must call business office to claim prize during weekday hours.
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Farr Grounds
Daily Mail
After the Diamond in Hich Nancy and Fire Colorless Zircon
The fragment hints at a sequence involving a diamond, a character Nancy, a fire event, and colorless zircon. Further readable context is needed to clarify the narrative and identify the actors, location, and outcome.
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Nancy
Three Escape Ohio Prison From London Prison Farm
Three inmates escaped from London prison farm last night by climbing ten feet from the roof to the ground. Victor Monte said Lucus Longworthy 20, Lloyd Russell 20, and Paul Russell 26 fled after cutting locks, ripping a door, and using a cable to descend. Guards and cars searched the grounds. the prison has no front guard tower or surrounding fence.
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London
Victor Ji Monte
Auditoriam
Athc
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Hopeful child missing week prompts safe search
Foster parents of a tow-headed boy named Marshall died recently and police report seeing a boy matching his description in Detroit suburbs and River Rouge. A customer and a drugstore worker offered rewards for information leading to the safe return of the missing child who disappeared last Monday near the riverfront home.
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Boonsboro Builds New School With Progress Report
Boonsboro shows progress on a new school with an expected enrollment near 275 for lower grades and about 400 for the high school housed in the presedy street area. The south wing is finished, roof work begins, flooring plumbing and electrical work near completion, core corridors receiving tile, sewer lines started and the eating area near finish within weeks.
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Wivens
Whiel
Wvenms
Church Merger Vote Fails in Pittsburg
A proposal to merge the United Presbyterian and Reformed Church factions fails to secure the necessary votes in Pittsburgh. Leaders report that merger plans did not reach the required majority, delaying consolidation efforts and prompting further discussion among congregations.
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Pedsbions Teardiny Dbs Merizey Wits
Dyterdess
Jury Told To Be On Guard Against Crime Outbreak
The petit jury was excused until Monday May 15 at 9 75. Grand jury members named include Harald H Mintson Russell C Urich Jr Roger O Charleton Samuel H Murray Leonard W Curlin Paul C Massey J P B A Dyson Paul S Gluck Frank K Harper George W Ford Robert L Campbell Frederick A Thompson Marper FP Duel Awron M Horst Fred Laughlin Harold BE Myers Charles r Houck Richard H Wolfinger Harry Fibrining James K Benedict Ira W Downey Hugh E Middlekauff. Petit jurors listed include E Mason Coulter F Nelson El Nott J Kenneth Bearinger Harry FH Dellinger Charles C Huntzberry Howard M Swain M Berry Huub Jacob A Etherman Charles A Deems Jr Roy L Hoffman Mervin Tf Delauney Arthur H Dorsey Jacob H Burtner Victor D Koons Irvin W Traver William G Beck Vern M Gill Harold Levy Marshall BE Twigg John W Prince Pawl H Dullahun Frank JD Tay lor L Allen Schnebly Fayette R Harp J Gaver Beard.
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Russell C. Urich, Jr
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Leonard W. Curlin
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Frank K. Harper
George W. Ford
Robert
John W. Prince
Pawl H. Dullahaun
Frank J). Taylor
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Fayette R.harp
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Corn Prices Rise Amid Mixed Wheat Market
Baltimore grain markets showed firmness early week with corn up sharply about seven cents while wheat fell around two cents per bushel. No. 12 Red winter wheat quoted at 2.08 and No. 2 yellow corn at 1.41. No. 2 Charlie at 99. Feed supplies ample in Western Maryland and prices for millfeeds and oilseed meals generally strong with several items up.
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Texas Sends GOP To Congress In Tight Race
In a close 19th century race for the 18th Congressional District the Republican candidate led with 8 151 votes out of 35 547 counted about 22 percent while the lone woman challenger trailed. The result signals a modest GOP showing in a district that typically yields around 20 percent for Republicans.
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Guill
Rooms rifled in Louisville hotel during Derby visit
Five Derby visitors in Louisville report room thefts totaling 17 dollars in cash and a ring valued at 4500 dollars.
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Louisville
Maryland to bar New York applicants tied to protests
University of Maryland president H C Byrd announced that New York students who participated in recent mass demonstrations in New York City will not be admitted. He stressed enhanced background checks, individual case review, and the aim to ensure applicants can live a satisfactory life on campus.
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College Park
University of Maryland
New York
New York City
H.C. Byrd
Byrd
Maryland
Battle Over FEPC To Start Today But No Great Fireworks
Washington May 5 The Senate debate over the Fair Employment Practice Commission bill begins with expectations of a mild start. Senator Lucas plans no nonstop session as southern opposition, led by Senator Russell, readies a battle over limits on debate under the new rule. House support favors voluntary FEPC. a compulsory version faces a long road with possible action on labor plans. Canyon Basin ice cave noted near Paris Idaho. trucks and buses consume 40 percent of gasoline usage.
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Washington, May
Truman
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Fair Employment Practice Commission
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D-Ga
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Taft
Ohio
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Paris, Id
BC Powders Lead Fast Relief for Headache Pains
Advertisement notes BC Powders combine several popular pain relievers for quick, effective relief from headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscle aches. Warns that two tablets equal one powder and emphasizes safety when used as directed. Available in 10c and 25c sizes.
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Money Returned To Bigth Party
In Clarksville Arkansas May 9 a hospital patient gave Sister M Antonita 50 dollars for a doctor bill. The money was placed in a prepaid reply envelope and handed to the doctor who lost it. A Glen Ellyn publishing house later sent 50 dollars back after finding the envelope and tracing it to Sister Antonita.
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Ark
Municipal Hospital
M. Antonita
Antonita
Glen Ellyn
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