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Show The Saij I tLg , , Floodwaters, ' Mains Take Toll in Lives. Properly on East Coast W:M ytov PlFli Iliitca Press International IZoc.ers Floodwaters and torrent, a! rams u; the vrater-sogge- d Northeast Tuesday l.'w.k a mountmg tell of hves, drove hundreds of persons ficm their homes and caused an estimated $20 million us crop losses m New Jersey alone. Satji n have asked to comment on the bil which ra.sed Senator? and Congressmens salaries Everybody kinder thought the pi evident vould veto the bdl. But he didnt, personally. J think he signed it to try and eneoui age them in honesty. You know, its rot what you pay a man but what he costs you, that counts I figure, if we pay em good, it might encourage em to do better. They do like flattery March 22, 1925 I 4 Trli-am- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne of New Jersey declared a flood disaster throughout the Garden State as new downpours hit commumtis already awash from more than 10 inches of ram Some areas of the sate had received more tlidii (due inches of ram m the last 24 hours Hardest Hit by Floods. hit by New Jersey. the flooding and storms which ranged from Delaware to New England, counted six persons killed and Go e Cussing a) three days of ism, wind and high outers. Dela- Pjrr.e sort President Ford asking for emergency uniuieua rehef for the state. New Jersey AgiubJMar Secretary Fhilhp Alairui toured a seven-counsouth Jersey area by neLcop-te- r and laoelrd the storm out of the fire worst m tne states history. Alampi, who only Monday hid estimated tne crop losses at $2 million, said Tuesday the damage s far more sev ere than anticipated" and hrdt had two ware a tdcgTarr. to ty weather-attnbutv- d deaths and Pennsylvania one. upped the agricultural ddlu lc.-?e- ot Kah3y were uder ! igfcpC? ssS4 w&ab a... mm me seriated and more the, roads flooded along the Rari- ,a tan and hnis'ru-river? in YCURCHC5CEGF: fj Somerset Ccrdy, N J. (J'Floodwaters washed over ej mju r L mono tl on; aouuwMjd tu UiC utm i cam Ti New York City area during It JGEIKt Sjj WfcKTK US the momne rush hours. High J waers closed two lanes of the carpet: fce It parkway in Brooklyn, D 187 EAST 3S3 SO. caused a traffic detour on the 3S4-C3Hai 1cm River Drive near the m 1&SE8SS& George Washington Bridge, and slowed motorists on the Franklin D Roosevelt Drive Homeowners suffered additional miliums of dollars m ii- - .id UaitiugC. MayOi Daoiii L Martin of Rahway, N.J., declared a state of emergency The ritv s civ tl defense coordinator said some part? age estimate to $2fl trillion. Losses to Raise Prir ith tomato and whrat Gelds lying in run at tu heart of the harvest be son. Alampi said the crcp s were bound to raise grocery prices throughout the eastern states which roly on Jersey produce. Its a sad day for New Jersey agncultme and even a sadder day for the consumer. he sad 5 Jrd.7 15. EfTS ev a a i vm five feet of water. Rescue crews using boats evacuated 0 families lit Trenton. N J , where storm-reiate- d damage was estimated at mom than $100, 000 At least IS families were caw rl 29 fa rJ Se(aaa) tr r9msrerveatorttWil r tjryan Swritnfl Atl Rowers Manorial S. 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