Arctic Cold Sweeps Central States Into Texas
An Arctic outbreak pushed a swift norther south across the central States toward North Texas Thursday. Forecasters warned the cold front would cover all of Texas and the southern states by Friday, bringing sub freezing conditions.
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Freeze forecast for Texas adds brief warm Saturday
The forecast calls for a partly cloudy and slightly warmer Saturday with a much colder Friday in East Texas and fair conditions Saturday afternoon. West Texas sees colder weather Friday except in the Panhandle and South Plains with Saturday turning fair and not so cold.
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Boy Discovers 100000 Year Sloth Bones in New Jersey
In Philadelphia on November 23, a Moorestown boy named James Ruhle, 14, found backbone fragments of a giant ground sloth that once roamed South Jersey 100000 years ago. Dr Horace G Richards of the Academy of Natural Sciences confirms the creature was about 11 feet long and likely hunted the marshes. The ground sloth is extinct. its closest relatives are South American sloths.
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100000 Troops Jump Off To End Korean Conflict
UN forces press the northwest front as planes bomb Red reinforcements near the Chongchon River and advance toward the Yalu. Gen. MacArthur visits the front while talks of peace surface in London and at Lake Success, with prisoner releases fueling speculation.
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Fight Injury Kills Ex-Turkish Prince
In Paris a Turkish prince, grandson of a sultan and nephew of another, died after a knockout in an amateur boxing match. Abdul Karim Djinjiz, 25, a mechanic, collapsed Friday night at Bretonnel Boxing Gym and died Saturday at Pine Hospital without regaining consciousness. Police noted his royal lineage amid the investigation.
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Long Island Disaster Toll Seventy Seven Dead and Injured
Tragic Long Island Rail disaster leaves 77 dead and 332 injured as two trains collide near Jamaica. Motormen Mur phy Pokorny and Brakeman Biggam feature among the victims. rescue workers pull survivors from the wreck as investigators probe signal readings and braking failures.
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Boy Found Buried Under Tons of Dirt in Denver
Seven year old David Fischer was found beneath a mound of earth at a new home excavation after missing for over 24 hours. Firemen directed by neighbors located the scene near a large hole. the bulldozer operator had warned the boy away earlier and thought he followed a rule when he disappeared.
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