Relief Committees Formed For Flood Suffering In City
Mite reports a relief drive activated by the burgess with a Rescue Work Committee led by A G Lyons and a General Relief Committee chaired by Herbert Eaton. City Hall houses a relief HQ and beds are distributed to Armory Elks Home Salvation Army and City Hall. Presbyterian and First M E open for meals. Many families at risk of homelessness tonight.
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Outing Club Bridge Disaster Cuts Off Grounds
The two bridges from the mainland to the Outing Club grounds were carried away at noon today and a third bridge across the bayou is expected to fail as floodwaters rise. Residents and club members brace for rising water and isolation of the area.
Fire call ends with false raft sighting near river bridge
Mayor Eaton received a report from the Outing Club claiming a four person family on a raft could not reach shore. Fire crews, led by Assistant Chief Cordon, rushed to the upper railroad bridge, but the report proved untrue.
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