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| Flood Damages Rise As Kansas City Levee Brea "a5 | Water Washes == ps i § calle pg 5 Off Supplies

2 Di I Boy Dies in Fire ‘Three Gunmen Hold Up ; - Disalle Frets Truck-Stop Customers

Toi As Controls On Flood Duty By United Press in obeying commands, one bane & i SULLIVAN, July 14 (UP)-—-A WADESVILLE, Ind. July 14 /dit fired into the wall, 4

. ~ le Yelk Of Government . 4-year-old boy was killed in a fire (UP)—Three armed bandits held 5 After half an hour, they iain Ee Bill Dra S which destroyed his home last up and liesurely robbed the own- BONES oul ke vour beans*ut y Universal - Railroad Cars night while his father was on er and 10 customers of a truck- |or we'll let you have it," they mission has . . flood relief duty at St. Charles, shop service station and cafe to- [told the customers. ! Lis Whether Toppled Over | Fears for Fight Mo. day and escaped with between | They sped away in a gray ses # Six*mon : ! : $800 and $1000 after firing one | dan along Ind. 66 toward Evgnstwo three- KANSAS CITY, Mo., July | On Black Market it $509 20 § O7° Ville. Tom McCarty, ownef of year-olds. 14—The Fairfax levee on the By United Press The victim was Terre lee Rea, * o : | the cafe, and Morris Owen trailed member of Missouri River broke tonight WASHINGTON, July 14— son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rea Act Fight or we'll blow out! ihe car, but lost it in a fog when Pointed bz d rted pent ie £ Price control authorities Mr. Rea, a mechanic with the YOUr brains” said one bandit as it turned off the main highway, Ln nown anda spu pent-up tons o ! : § a he and a companion entered the reteset ational Se- flood water int Pp timated \searched desperately today Army ordnance depot at Terre .... \in cuns drawn. A third 2 Fli Die in Crash nission. He er Into an estima |for a method of fighting black Haute, was with a relief group stood outside a window. ers ie 1 ras man of the hundred million dollars worth Imarkets in meat to replace which went to the flood area ves-| The customers, most of them| FT. KNOX, Ky., July 14 (UP)-= by former of industry. the Ia ht trol terday from the ordnance depot. hungry truck drivers, ylelded Two Air Force F-51 Mustang Tw The ArmY Engineers announced Fe rer ate | Mrs. Rew and hor brotherdn. Miitolds. he Sean, noth Ne |HEbters SMT 200 Sen qui { S88 AEC. 3 ” wae S , ’ +A a . g . ’ that the big dike was breached The search was part of an ef- law, Everett, were burned "moo truck drivers who stopped |ing both pilots. Capt. George Conoint from 200 to 500 feet, “according | fort to get set for a huge rewrite severely trying to save the child. quring the holdup were allowed|der, 32, Louisville, Ky. and 1st the United to our best guess.” job on economic controls to fit They were taken to Mary Sher- to enter, then covered with guns|/ Lt. Clarence G. Combs, 28, Pare ire holding As the levee crumbled, a big whatever bill Congress finally en- man Hospital, and robbed. When one was slow kersburg, W. Va, Lng ning period gasolipe fire flared anew in the acts. The result will affect 8very aaa may affect Kansas City west side, fanned by consumer in the country and f those who a breeze which came up with the {hundreds of thousands of busi- ’ arrival of darkness, nesses. ite how the 5 Three explosions within five | It may be a last minute task, : ng oh ls minutes rocked the area and jlo. With a lemporary Sxtension : . . aD spoute orange flames 150 feet J a OI ve ne { : skyward. ivy toaey Lo int, ‘ Only a short time earlier, Fire { House Is moving at a snail's pace in-iito we Director Francis Wornall had de- on new legislation. ce i i per=. ** tlared the fire under control, even Hit All-Time High - 00! youtay : while cautioning “all danger is It -argued-all-this week without » not yet past.” " : : , : . will ‘mean ine . reaching major problems in the al training New are companies streamed bill, and then recessed until Mon- ; . into the flooded danger zone to day JouDg n try 10 keep the revitalized fire On the food price front mean- | 2d out that Fri caning 19.8 nearby shew: time, the Bureau of Labor Staonth period BD : 3 dak [tistics reported that retail foods aintaining } rst, and possibly the biggest {hit an all-time high in the two ' oh 2 victim of the Fairfax levee break ; MEN'S CLOTHING ... THIRD FLOOR

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ii V " " Fresh fruits and vegetables erm The east wall of the U. S. Gen- { : ! STEMMING A THREAT—While flood waters rage in Kansas typhoid fever is 4 threat. To rem. [Which normally should drop at se eral Service Administration 9 P h ! [oot season, and eggs and chick-|

warehouse tumbled in and shot edy this an Air Force transport plane (right) drops quantities of medical equipment and cerums to | = CUE TEC fen / muddy water into supplies valued Red Cross workers. Arrow shows the parachute leaving the plane. At the left a resident of Florence 5974 per cent of the 1935-39 av-| ’ at an estimated million and a is given an inoculation. . “iii erage an“increase of one-half of | ¢ : quarter dollars. : ‘ & The water went on out through L J pe A . doors on the west side, taking > s i Fo i much of the inventory ticketed i for Indian reservations, federal i penitentiaries, the Veterans Ad- } ministration and other governi ment agencies with it.

Leaking Five Days

The torrent from this most feared break of all sped on, police ed

one per cent in the two weeks and

12 per cent above the period just iF before the Korean war started. i 0 Doors Fly Open | A Fa f | Both the House and Senate | 3 . 5 have voted to ban slaughter con-| 3 &

trols, the device set up hy Price] | Stabilizer Michael V, DiSalle to! {enforce beef controls. OPS Enforcement Chief Edward \P. Morgan said that without the

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: said, past the huge. Federal Cold | slaughter quotas, the black . 2 E Storage Co. plant. Next in line {market doors will fly wide open. - roar! was the Steel Fabricating Co. | Mr. DiSalle is trying to find a! . a i headed hy... former Sen, Hargy substitute, But he fears heef price | : ’ Parby, (R. Kas.) . Tenntrole. already. may. be. erum-| 3 ig : . The dike had been a leaky, | bling, because slaughterers and! » gummy affair for days. But when packers may not have to worry the break came, a man standing {about losing quotas if they vioon top of the earthen barrier was :

late price. ceilings.

Held After ‘Run-In’ With Police Car |

A man was charged last night {with reckless driving, drivinges . fi |while drunk, drunkenness and re{sisting arrest after his car was government warehouse banged involved in an accident with Sgt against the refinery fanks. Wit- James Payne, head of the City

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tening down job at midnight and a {ditch. The sergeant's 5-year-old daughter, Christine, was thrown

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(UP) — Two-thirds of Kansas|lndiana viewpoint in round-table lems in Europe” on Friday after- 2ttorney, and Mrs. Allan C. G. FOX LAKE, TIL, July 14 (UP) | : City's water supply was cut oft | discussions following talks bY! noon. Mitchell of Bloomington, director | - A wounded veteran of Korean 7A SPEC/AL/ by the flood today, and health | €XPerts on the various areas’ Round-table discussions of these [°F international relations of the fighting was killed and another *

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