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News article from Hagerstown Morning Herald, 1936-03-21

WPA WORKERS AID IN RELIEF IN LOCAL FLOODED SECTIONS

Work of removing debris started in all sections of the County. - Some members of Company B patrol Hancock Streets.

Havoc wrought by the worst flood in Hancock history was gradually being alleviated as yesterday sixty WPA workers bulled themselves clearing up debris of all sorts from the streets and clearing away mud. It was estimated that a total of 200 men were at work la the county yesterday, at Williamsport, Kemp's Mill, Harper’s Ferry (Maryland side) and other places.