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University Daily Kansan Thursday.May 19.195
—Kansan photo by Larry Tretbar
PRESENT ARMS!-Two Air Force ROTC cadets salute the colors during a review in Memorial stadium. The review, in which Army, Air Force, and Navy ROTC groups participated, preceded
Flood Threatens Southwest
Torential rains pounded the Southwest dust bowl today, spelling the difference between bankruptcy and money in the bank for thousands. But they also triggered flash floods and scores of persons fled their homes.
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The heaviest rams in nearly a year poured down on the parched wheat fields of eastern Colorado. They soaked the ground where
they were needed most. Thousands of farmers who were threatened with bankruptcy only last week joyfully made plans for putting in new crops.
But in west Texas and Oklahoma up to eight inches of rain filled placid creeks with racing flood crests.
Brady creek sent a 22-foot flood crest smashing against hastily
erected sandbag dikes at Brady, Tex., early today. The dikes held but 35 families were forced from their homes and 500 more were alerted to be ready to clear out. The watershed in the Brady and Bear creek areas was estimated at 15 inches during the past few days. More rains could topple the dikes and send flood waters spreading over a wide area, officials warned.
The Home Economics club will honor its senior members in its senior sendoff meeting at 7 p.m. today in the Fraser dining room. The seniors will be initiated into the American Home Economics association, national organization for women interested in home economics. Officers for next year also will be installed.
Home Economics Club To Honor Seniors
Donna McNett and Mary Ann Scramlin, college sophomores, are in charge of the meeting.
A baby will consume 515 pounds of food in its first year at an approximate cost of $120.
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