Midwest Braces as Blizzard Storm Roils Plains
A brutal late winter storm battered the Midwest with blizzards and tornadoes causing widespread damage and injuries. In New Bern, Wisconsin, and several states, tens of people were hurt or killed. hundreds of students stranded, and $2 million in damage reported across the region. Schools mobilized shelters as severe winds and flooding disrupted daily life across Dakota and Minnesota regions.
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New Light On Spy Case Emerges From Archives
Washington reports that two large volumes of World War II era documents about Chinese American financial relations were released by the Senate internal security subcommittee. The papers from Henry Morgenthau Jr. are cited as showing foot dragging in funding Nationalist China contributed to a financial debacle. James Eastland says the excerpts implicate Harry Dexter White as deeply involved in Chinese negotiations.
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Youth Surrenders in Subway Slaying
Christopher Lynch 17 surrendered with his brother at Harlem police station amid charges in the subway killing of 17 year old Andrew Mormile who sheltered three Black girls mistreated on a Harlem bound car. Lynch’s family cited influence from extremist peers and reported his bad company.
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House Disability Bill Clears Judiciary Committee
Washington AP House Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment to ensure a functioning chief executive at all times. The measure, similar to a Senate pass, would provide for replacing a disabled president with or without his consent and allow a vice president to assume the presidency when the office is vacant. The proposal has strong bipartisan support after a 72-0 Senate vote and aims to resolve a major constitutional issue.
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