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'on. NSve scenes of the flood conditions throughout the rur'.1
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',f , damn hotoscaused
takenstorm
a at shortly aftersVirr .
Private veearl lint clot frost!
Inlet at D1i,hligltt in Re-
arolin;— ports
Paralysis outbreak
sponge m tiuti (,all — lSl Inveigh, N. C_tAI1 w1h alz
(, t1 L(p era eases of Infantile Dar.11_1r reported
Flood•Slnt•k rift R ! In x,,oh carr,una III. ..fir —moat
r!i IU Illy' t.11y n[ rimm duce At.y 1•+pa were
Are Retim. takes I.,dMY to prcreot the .Dread
- or fhe. disasse.
A private cabin-eru!aer we. A nwn Mr of publlo Kath,ring. In
I.In'ned Into a rescue ah1D during the area in the east-
Ih, sin later early morning hours central port of the Rate. "''here
nit ('ay u[a Lake, bringing 11 flood' the dlssaee has been largr)Y con'
cottager, bark to town, acted, were oao,..!5cd.
ntrlckrn Mrs.
I Jo1nl1Y owned by
The boa ,
Sn ra B. Huck and H. M. Barnes,
pot out from the Inlet about paid
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001t in response to an Soft from
t;h.nwood Hotel, where a group of
nolournera were marooned1e were
Arriving at Glenwood, Y
,,,.his to make a lanOIDI theding. They
tarned back ust aouthl
west share
nand, f of the Ithaca Yacht
Club, picked up a distress elgnal
from the searchlight of a Gruber
mound at a dock,
Responding, they found a wor-
ried group of reserter. whose cot-
tage. had been wrecked by the
flood. Somebody pleaded with them
to come and get "four bables" who
were In danger.
FamIII" Rescued
They took on board not only the
four babies, but several other chil-
dren and adults. Among them were
the family of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Burns, llre. Ralph Ro,6eliy and
her 94-year-old mother, Mr. and
Mrs. George Sharpe and their
daughter Ida, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Rittenhouse.
Two cottage. In their group bad
been completely swept away, and
two other. were ruined
Because of the precarious condi-
tion of Cayuga I®ke and the stormy
darkness, the boat was tied up until
after daybreak, when It brought It.
heavy cargo down the lake. The
Inlet III, that time was Impassable,
so they moored At the southeast
corner of the lake near Stewart
Park.
lira. Rurna, bar three children,
and a maid were taken to Conklin
Sanitarium to recover from the
shock.
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The ORlctal
LOUIS--CARNERA
FIGHT PICTURES
and
MICSF;Y MUCSr; CART003i
STATE NEWS ITEMS
Summer Policy —New Show
Every Sot.—A'ed.—FrL
WED AND THUR,
"ORCHIDl4 TO YOU"
owe It
Creek went on a rampage. — reaseA, vanes Authority law, thu
Approaching
•
aDproachinq a new teat of the
the' Greater t Rainfall oresident's control over Congress.
m'Early Crops Al. The House rubs committee
- the In Cit s History Is wee called into session to organize
"go : Its inquiry Into lobbying, pro and
Recorded at Bureau
eon' on the utilities bill.
rho-
Suffer Most
4. The Senate neared a decision
and
on a plan for a $150.000 Investlga-
i
near
S.
From
Fl
The greatest rainfall In the his- I
fury of the city was reported by the
tion, with Senator Clark (D-Mo)
urging that it be applied to lobby-
,
United States Weather Bureau at
Ing In all field.. not merely 1n con -
Iona
Cornell UM,ersity this morning.
nection with the power fight.
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The total precipitation since 8 P.
Senate Faces Decision
!
while the crop damage through-
m. Saturday until 1 a. m. today
A question before the Senate
I
lane
lout Tompkins County I. expected
was 9:12 inches. The greatest
was whether to accept a milder
in"
be extremely heavy natM result
amount fell last night when a
control measure Dasxd bylof
at felt°
the flood condition. throughoutnuee
cloudburst which was reported [o
agsonet President Rooee-I
�[on'e
hA4e occurred over this vletn: re-
.feef
hta section today, It fa the ticket,
suited in a total of 5:46 inches for
�11.1,;,e,l
vest's wtahea or stick by a bill con-
Oelh1
that the greatest damaga w911 be
the 12-hour period ending thin
taining the "death sentence," &I -
,we"
confined to the low aectione of the
morning.
ready approved by he Senate.
wen
county, according to ear1Y advlces.
*
The vote —which Is not expected
., in
Early crops and garden produce!
a
until tomorrow —will be close. In i
will suffer the greatest from the
I
t
the opinion of enemle. of the com-
a In-
flood, according to representattveel
g i
s
a
o r s
pulsory abolition of holding arms.
n he
of the farm and home bureaus, al-
Should the Senate stick by Ito Own
-A.l
though It wad impossible to make
bill—ae Senator Wheeler (D-Mont)
-can,
a surseY of he situation today.
Face
Another
and other administration men hope
In the low "alone of the county
—then the controversy would go to
',wly
,oat
where streams overflowed their
conference of senators and repro-
ma-
banks, crops and produce were
-
Floor
Battles
senativea
and
completely waah,d away. George
The lobbying tnqult7 by the
::cry
Vlenyel of 205 Washington Street,
�Houae rules committee will gointo
"east
who owned one of the largest pro.
Beneral activities for and against'.
ay.
duce gardens In this section, was
the utilities bill after delving into
)�
also one of the heavies[ IOMM,HiA
R'ashittglon—(/�--Friends and
a specific charge by Representative
gardentote
]seated reclaimed
of the Roosevelt Power pro-
Brewster that Thomas Cor-
mampa
twarnD lands In the southwest sec-
so
gam came to gripe again today,
RFC
Goren, RFC attorney and "brain'
aft rain
Hon of the city, were completely
opening another week of desperate
trust" man, threatened to hold up' s
washed away, together with ator•
buildings
fighting on an issue laden with Do-
tential significance for the 1936
the Paveamaquoddy tidal power
1
age and equipment,
project in Maine If Brewster voted
Hoary crop damage was suffered
campaign.
against the "death sentence. -
the w
the by Donlon
onion
(county,
These were the varied develop -
�.
Of he W
Y, who that if
went, as the powerful force, be-
ARCHiTEOP DEAD
they rave halt the produce, they
rode
[an their struggle anew.
Wartford, Cone. —UN —George
will be fortunate. To the south
I The Senate met to face a de-
Keller, 92, dean of the American
e.
the county, heavy damage was re•'
for the stale,
Institute of ArchYects, designer of
posted to ,up,
Ds in some
cake d the
order to give all WPA dro
the Gettysburg Memorial and the
teetfooei
wblla other fymera reported theism opportunity to
Garfield National Memorial In
pre -
their base, would not be eztenetve.aelvea before the "big r)dI
�f!reland, died last night
Harry C. MOrsa manager of the
underway.
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Tompkins County Farm and Homeaderni plane, It fit gig- that
Bureau was o
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EDWARD ARNOLD
CLAIRE DODD
— Added Short Hit, —
Charter Chase Comedy
Freddy Martin and Rand Neen
COMLCG WED. AND TI:UR.
I'LL LOVE YOU ALWAYS"
with
Fancy Canyon—Goorge, Mgrph:
n a tour of thetnnloyment will be vir-
ey"D to esceend the extent old out In all cities and nealr� don't send m e
aro0 damage and could not bet`ta t._,9�bY ...-1y fall. a m.t��J
'i located.
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Wedding Cost $13 25 At Mt \ &/Ium
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