FLOOD SPECIAL! [PENNSYLVANIA, 1936] Part 4
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On flood relief operations of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in Pennsylvania. Flood-damaged goods are shoveled out of stores in Sharpsburg. Debris and mud are cleaned from streets and dumped in the Allegheny River. Safety instructions are posted on telephone poles in McKees Rocks. Water is distributed by gasoline trucks. Salvation Army units dispense food to WPA workers. Flood-battered furniture is removed from New Kensington homes. Flood waters stand in Johnstown streets. An inclined railway carries citizens up a hill. WPA workers rescue stranded citizens by canoes and rowboats in Harrisburg.
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Records of the Work Projects Administration
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