Severe cold wave batters Midwest as flood fears rise
Mixed pressure pushes a dangerous cold wave from Dakotas to New England, with Minot recording 212 below and temperatures falling across the region. Flood watches loom on the Mississippi and Vermilion as engineers monitor breaks while relief groups brace for emergency needs. The storm disrupts governance events as inauguration plans face questions amid power and weather challenges.
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Two Vehicles Damaged In Collision Reported Nearby
A collision caused damage to two vehicles in a local area, with witnesses noting a crash near a busy street. Authorities investigated the scene as responders assisted injured parties and documented the incident for release.
Four Peace Treaties Signed By Byrnes
Ambassador Byrnes led 18 months of negotiations for four peace treaties with Hungary Bulgaria Italy and Romania. Signing ceremonies were planned at a Basel ceremony with Allied powers and representatives of the governments. Jefferson Cattery was noted to attend for the United States as part of the U S delegation.
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Seven Vets and Two Recruits Enlist in Navy Here
A local enlistment ceremony honors seven veterans and two new recruits. Names listed include Arthur W. Culver, Theodore Kan, and Herbert Craven among others, with details on assigned duties and units. The event marks continued service by veterans and welcomes new sailors.
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Faulty brakes blamed after Fos accident
Report details a Fos area accident where faulty brakes are cited as the cause. Names and precise locations are unclear due to OCR errors but the incident involves a vehicle crash and subsequent investigations. Authorities, emergency responders, and witnesses appear in scattered references.
Funeral set for Bert Cawthorn in Lafayette
Funeral services for Bert X. Cawthorn, a late of 302 NL 1 All urews Sy, are planned for tomorrow. A child of Otioating and local officials will attend, with active police presence listed among attendees. Russell Cawthorn of Dekuk Springs and Bayunra Haynes of nearby are named relatives.
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Smokehouse Robbery Solved by Dothen Police
Barbour County police report arrest in a barroom robbery case. A suspect, described as a Black man, was taken into custody after a struggle. Investigators tie the suspect to a weekend incident at a smokehouse, with county deputies assisting. The case file notes proceedings at a local courthouse and ongoing inquiries in Laurin and Bavuyin areas.
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High Army Officers Visit Dothan Office
High ranking army officers visited a city office in Dothan. The unfamiliar text references meetings, officials, and efforts tied to national security and administration, with mentions of various names and a tense atmosphere surrounding a planned event or statement.
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Camellia Festival Queen Is Selected
Camellia Festival selects its queen in a crowded ceremony prominent local figures named as judges and attendees. The event unfolds with community leaders presenting the winner amid festive pageantry and expectations for upcoming celebrations.
Livestock Market Report From Montgomery and Chicago
The Montgomery market shows steady cattle receipts with a mix of heifers and steers, with prices edging up on select lots. Hog and calf trade remains slow to moderate as buyers test prices, while round-bale hay and cattle feeds see limited movement amid overall market softness.
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Alabama voter's turn toward stronger democracy promise
A speech by a leading Alabama figure rails at poverty and calls for expanded education and resources to build a more democratic state. She argues for honest governance, equal rights for women, and improved schools while criticizing opponents and urging voters to back reform and modernization efforts. The piece notes political maneuvering around state leadership and the push for broader political participation.
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Southeast Alabama Scout Council annual meeting scheduled
Scout Executive J. Cooke announces the Southeast Atebam Scout Council will hold its annual meeting tomorrow. The program includes a 3:30 p.m. general conference with Group One on movement plans and district committee roles, led by Rev. Mirk Lower and Roy Crow. Executives C. T. Hunter and W. H. Edwards are noted, with detailed sessions for Boy Scouting Cub Scouting and Webelos programs, plus leadership roles and advancement discussions.
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Polls Open After Chickens Cause Brief Stir in Peoria
AP dispatch reports a chaotic scene in Peoria as voters faced a distraction involving 44 startled chickens on the trail. A local official noted a double burn incident during the disruption while attempting to maintain order.
Georgia Governor Talmadge and Thompson Meet in Capitol Show of Force
A tense session in the Georgia Capitol drew Thompson and Governor Talmadge into a charged exchange over election law and court decisions. Both leaders expressed firm positions as the issue of the white primary loomed, with Talmadge insisting on compliance with court rulings but defending the legislature’s prerogative to elect.
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Window Brings Student To Furnish Store Windows
A disrupted OCR fragment hints a student involved with window displays at a store. The text references decorating, windows, and a mention of Joghing before trailing off. Names, dates, places are unclear due to garbled source.
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