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Pittsburgh's Great Flood of 1936 was the most perfectly staged catastrophe it has been my misfortune to witness. Only one being could have been capable of such a deed, and that being none other than Old Mother Nature herself. She planned it, and provided the characters.
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Bicking, Norman
(1937)
"Pittsburgh -- Slightly Wet,"
Manuscripts: Vol. 4
:
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2
, Article 27.
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