Weather Outlook For Northern States And Plains Regions
Light snow is forecast tonight for northern and western New York, western Pennsylvania, the Great Lakes region and Montana. Showers likely in Florida. Colder air will reach the Atlantic states, the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the Dakotas, with warmer conditions in Kansas and Missouri.
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New York State
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes Area
Montana
Florida
Atlantic States
Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Severe Cold Grips Eastern States
Severe cold and heavy snow spread across the eastern two thirds of the nation with no relief in sight. Temperatures plunged below zero in the Midwest and Great Lakes while the South saw freezing to 29 degrees in Mobile and 33 in New Orleans. Snow lingered in the Northeast Ohio Valley and New England areas.
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Midwest
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Fayetteville
Ark
Montana
Alabama
Louisiana
Cut Bank
Great Falls
Carolinas
Ohio Valley
New England
Six Prisoners Escape Wilson County Jail
Six Negro prisoners escaped from the Wilson County Jail Sunday night after flooding cells by opening water faucets. Deputy Sheriff W. R. Pridgeon confronted the inmates. they seized his keys, fled from the fourth floor through the courtroom to the first floor, and crawled out a restroom window. One inmate, James Lee Walton, faced trial on a murder charge.
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James Lee Walton
Weather brief sun set and sunrise times posted
The sun will set today at 5 07 p m and rise tomorrow at 7 23 a m. The Associated Press provides standard daily celestial times for reference.
North and South Carolina Georgia Virginia forecast snapshot
Weather outlook shows mostly fair to cloudy conditions across the region. Temperatures range from the low 30s to the mid 40s with cold nights and a few coastal rain chances near the lower coast.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Mountins
Georgia
North
Raleigh
Charlotte
Charleston
Last Rites Set For Ex Radio Man Bertrand Silen
Funeral services are held for Bertrand Silen 58 a former radio man NBC Manila correspondent bombed on air in 1942 after which he returned to broadcasting. He and his family endured internment camps then moved to Texas and retired near Los Altos where he died last Friday.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Bertrand Silen
Far East
Silen
NBC
Manila
Ber Silen
Texas
Los Altos
Defrosted Widow Reunited With Son After Sitdown Protest
A six day outdoor siege by Ella Williams ends when her sailor son Lowell arrives from Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Though she accepts shelter and resumes life, she maintains the county sale of her home was improper, pledging to return legally. The scene closes amid snow and cold, with Williams determined to press legal action. Florida has the longest coastline.
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Norton
Ella Williams
Lowell
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Illinois
Otis Elevator Invention Revolutionizes Global Buildings
Elisha Graves Otis invented the safe elevator in 1852, transforming skyscraper design and enabling rapid vertical transport across modern cities worldwide. The invention improved passenger safety and spurred vast demand for taller structures.
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Elisha Graves Otis
Science shrinks piles with new non surgical treatment
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Reports claim actual shrinkage occurred in cases, with strong patient statements of relief. product sold by druggists with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
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