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Show ""SStiSSf. 14 SUNDAY HERALD 1957 Eight Persons Killed In Midwestern Floods INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP) Flood waters continued their rampage down Midwest bottoms today in the aftermath of torrential rains unplugged from the storm center of Hurricane Audrey. Cities were isolated, water supplies contaminated, roads submerged, bridges ripped away at their foundations, and many families homeless in Indiana and Illinois. Up to 10 inches of rain was disgorged in certain sections. At least eight persons were killed and another was believed drowned in weather connected dis- -- Scientists See Values In Fallout asters. Certain areas had deployed so many men to operations that figures on the death toll could not be supplied. The Indiana National Guard set up headquarters r.t the statehouse here to centralize control of flood operations. Although the waters were receding towards their banks in many areas, the Wabash River reached 17 feet, 2 feet above flood stage and was still rising near Terre Haute. The Red Cross issued an urgent appeal for volunteers to stack sandbags against the levee all-nig- (?l!0 VW&tt SHOP ht IU) & (i I) fi shop SV v 10 'TIL 9:00 MONDAY FROM U up-to-da- te nave a . . . easy-livi- n' rainfall Thursday night mmm v i www CELEBRATE outt IN PR0V0 get your holiday SPORTSWEAR brought back flood threats to an area already hit hard by heavy rains less than two weeks ago. Families gathered their belong ings and fled in advance of the torrent at Marshall, 111. The River gushed through levinundated farmland and ees By JOSEPH L. MYLER throughout the stricken area. United Press Staff Correspondent Five of the reported deaths oc WASHINGTON ( UP ) Scientists curred in Indiana, three in Illi here said they hope to get some nois. good out of evil fallout by using it to trace vast air movements which determine earth's weather. General Succumbs ' This was disclosed at a symposium being held here on the eve To Lung Disorder International Geof the By UNITED PRESS which forYear (IGY) ophysical WASHINGTON Maj. Gen. Wal mally began this weekend. A. Wood Jr., 63, died Thurs To date there have been approx- ter disorder. He was imately 135 nuclear explosions. day of a lung Around a score have been giant retired in 1946. blasts which hurled large Madame Maria NEW YORK amounts of radioactivity into the one at time called the 92, Savage, high atmosphere. of the Metropolitan Dr. Henri Bader, a member of grand lady died Friday. the U.S. panel on glaciology, said Opera Chorus, year-to-yefallout is locked in NEW YORK Elliot A. Bowles, snow layers of Greenland and Antarctica which can be "pre- president of the Whitehall Pharmacal Co., died Thursday at the cisely dated." 43. Radiological analysis of the age of snow layers thus "will yield most Edith NEWCASTLE, England valuable data on general atmosa circus the called 25, by Barlow, pheric circulation since the first "world's smallest woman" she bombs were exploded in 1945," 22 inches tall and weighed 17 was Bader said. Dr. Sigmund Fritz of the panel pounds died Firiday. on meteorology also sa bomb AMERICAN GIRL WEDS a serve '6s use- TRIBAL CHIEF'S SON radioactivity may ful tracer for studying movements An NEW DELHI, India (UP) cirof air masses and large-scal- e son of the married American girl culation patterns." in a chieftain an Indian tribal More than 150 fallout stations Christian ceremony here Saturday. will provide data showing how Sally Leonard, 22, Omaha; Neb., radioactive materials have drifted married Amar Singh whom she around the world. met six years ago when he was studying at Haverford College in Pennsylvania and Cornell University in New York. Kas-kask- ir- nr nwi)ri) Mr get in on the which was believed on the verge of yielding to the swollen waters. At Shelbyville, 111., the record nine-inc- h 17 ! . . . 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