Nationwide Deep Freeze Grips United States
Bitter cold and heavy snow paralyzed much of the nation with icy streets and hundreds of car crashes. Deaths from freezing reported in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, New Jersey, Arizona, Indiana, Tennessee, Montana, North Dakota, and other states as temps plunged. Phoenix hottest spot with 8 above. Devil's Lake ND tied at minus 14. widespread hard freezes across central plains and cold near New York and Boston, while Pacific Coast regions saw some sun and lighter snow.
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Infant Dies At Two Months In Midland City Area
Two months old William Bar Applin, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Applin, died Tuesday at the family home on Midland City route two. Survived by brother Travis Milard Applin, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. Applin of Midland City route one, and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cox of Colquitt route five. Funeral Wednesday at Wiggin[e] church near Grimes with burial in church cemetery. Fellows and Forrester in charge.
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Market cotton and futures see mixed activity in New York
A compact market brief shows New York cotton quotes for January and futures alongside New Orleans levels, with various commodity tickers and prices listed. Summaries mention a broad range of names across industries from Anaconda to Westinghouse, while Chicago hog prices rise modestly on heavier weights and a softer undertone.
Fresh Conflicts Rock Mongolian Border Regions
News reports from Tokyo say fresh clashes on the Manchoukuo outer Mongolian border near Lake Hor left one Manchoukao death and several Japanese wounded. Mongolian forces reportedly suffered heavy casualties as exchanges spread into Magdoukuan territory amid protests and disputed ownership.
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Crash Kills One as Car Hits Houseboat in Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida Dee 26 AP Miss Dorothy Hastings and Cler itnee Easter hospitalized with serious injuries after a car collided with a houseboat on the Perdido River, Alabama line. Driver Soloman 24 of Selma Alabama is dead. The car failed to negotiate a turn for a bridge and rammed the boat moored in the river.
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Fire Destroys Mercy Home Orphanage in Birmingham
Birmingham December 2 AP The Mercy Home Orphanage burned to ruins as a Christmas tree fire started by a short circuit. Sixty four children escaped unharmed despite dramatic exits and a fractured leg for Matron Miss Stella Trice. The smaller building housing 30 young children was spared. Community Chest plans temporary housing while permanent arrangements are sought.
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Laura Dykes Dead After Broken Hip Accident
Laura Dykes 73 died after a broken hip suffered weeks earlier at her Ashford route 61 home. She lived in the route one community forty years, attended Howard's Grave church, and is survived by two daughters Mrs Nettle Bradford and Mrs Gladys Exum and four sons George Fin Grady Jos Ed. Funeral set for 2 p m Thursday at Howard's Grave church with Rev Alton Godfrey officiating and Fellowa and Forrester in charge.
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Unusual Gift Stumps Christmas Cheer in Alabama
Dr F B Whitfield a veterinarian gifts his uncle Janie Whitfield at Demopolis a light knot stump. The uncle quickly makes splinters from the stump and stacks them for early use, remarking they don’t have such items in that country.
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Moscrip Cleared to Start for Stanford in Rose Bowl
Star fullback Moscrip has been cleared to start against Southern Methodist in the Rose Bowl after knee surgery healing. Coach Thornhill said his torn knee cartilage showed improvement but team physician Dr. Roth said he cannot play. Stanford plans to field the same lineup that opened most games this season with Moscrip at fullback and Grayson at halfback, among others.
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