Cold Wave Grips Midwest and Plains States
A strong cold wave drives temperatures below zero from Iowa to Minnesota with subzero readings and heavy wind damage. Snow ranges up to six inches in spots while ice forms in Illinois and Michigan faces lake freighter groundings and a Detroit fire kills five. Wind and rain strike the South with injuries and destroyed homes as Washington and Philadelphia see heavy precipitation.
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Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Nebraska
Detroit
Arkansas
Mississippi
Iona
Texas
Alabama
Greenville
Miss
Longview
Marshall
Panhandle
Washington
Philadelphia
Mrs Standridge Passes in Trinity at 77
Mrs Sarah Standridge of Trinity Route One died at her home Sunday morning at six. She was 77, survived by three sons G A Lee and Henry, three daughters Mrs Jimmy Palmer Mrs Ruth Miller and Miss Minnie Standridge, two stepchildren 35 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren, three sisters Mrs Malissa Turney Mrs Jane Bowin and Mrs Nana Turney, two brothers Kimsey and Griffin Gibson. Funeral services were held this afternoon at two o'clock at Caddo by Rev Francis. Interment by Drankard and Howell.
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Sarah Standridge
Trinity
Route One
G. A., Lee
Henry
Jimmy Palmer
Ruth Miller
Minnie Standridge
Sterdaughters
Malissa Turney
Jane Bowin
Nana Turney
Kimsey
Griffin Gibson
Caddo
Francis
Drankard and Howell
Mexico grants asylum to exile Trotsky in Mexico City
Mexico's government opens doors to Leon Trotsky, the exiled former Bolshevik leader, declaring asylum in line with long standing policy to shelter political refugees. Foreign Minister Eduardo Hay notes no political significance and says Trotsky must leave Norway soon to reside in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Leon Trotsky
Uardo May
Hay
Trotsky
Norway
Trotzky
Haya
Confederation of Workers of Mexico
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Stalin
Ofotzky
Orway
Butler Released on Bond in Assault Case
Glenn Butler freed on a $500 bond after Morgan County jail confinement since November 28 amid charges of assault with intent to murder stemming from a growing dispute.
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Butler
Glenn Butler
Morgan County
Candidate for Mama's Beauty Title Stabbing Case
A man charged after a stabbing during an Eva altercation ten days ago was released on $600 bond set by Justice J H Hawkins. The wounded victim Buford Bennett remains in serious condition at Benevolent Society Hospital, with five wounds to the side. Clemey Thompson is charged with assault with intent to murder but was released on bond after a judge's review.
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Buford Bennett
Eva
Liberty
J. H. Hawkins
Butler
Bennett
Clemey Thompson
Benevolent Society Hospital
Thompson
Tom Butler
Glenn
Seybourn H.lynne
Hutson Given High Praise From State Fire Marshal
A letter from Frank N. Julian State Fire Marshal ex officio commends Melvin Hutson Circuit Solicitor Morgan County for aiding in prosecuting Huntsville arson cases. The message expresses official and personal high regard and invites Hutson to Montgomery for any needed service.
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Melvin Hutson
Madison County
A. A. Carmichae
Frank W. Julian
Morgan County
Decatur
Alabama
Hutson
Huntsville
Montgomery
Frank N. Julian
Miss Ida Moore Leaves Hospital After Poison Incident
Miss Ida Mae Moore left Benevolent Society Hospital this morning and returned to 210 Ferry Street. She grew ill after taking a tablet she believed to be poison on Saturday afternoon and a doctor was summoned. A Brown ambulance transported her to the hospital for treatment.
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Ida Mae’ Moore
Benevolent Society Hospital
Ferry Street
Miss Moore
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