Weather Outlook As Warmth Returns Ahead Of Possible Showers
Central Rockies and Great Plains endure a snow storm while eastern regions warm into the 50s and 60s. A high offshore and a Texas Mexico low drive southerly winds bringing moisture and a chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms in North Carolina tomorrow afternoon.
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Weather update on sunset sunrise and temperatures
The sun sets today at 6 17 p m and rises tomorrow at 6 45 a m with temperatures listed as 69 54 74 66 31 in the sequence.
Tremors Felt Across Six States Shakes Missouri Areas
A geologist says the Sunday tremors across Missouri and neighboring states indicate crustal relief, though worshippers reported plaster cracks at churches in Dexter and Sikeston. The New Madrid fault area, with impacts in Missouri Kansas Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky and Illinois, was center stage in this week’s quake activity. Dr James Peoples of the University of Kansas notes the shake as the strongest in recent years.
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Reelfoot Lake
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University of Kansas
Weather forecast for the Carolinas and Georgia
North Carolina sees partly cloudy and warmer conditions with lows 42 to 50. Tuesday turns milder with variable clouds. South Carolina reports partly cloudy to mid 40s to mid 50s with similar Tuesday conditions. Georgia experiences cloudy warm weather with scattered showers and highs in the 60s to mid 70s tonight into Tuesday.
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Five Day Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
Temperatures will run near normal or slightly above with precipitation around 0.25 to 0.5 inches. Asheville previsão highs around 55 and 34, Charlotte 59 and 38, Raleigh 59 and 38, Columbia 64 and 41, Charleston 66 and 44. Warm Tuesday followed by cooler midweek and warmer again by Friday. Showers on Tuesday with rain likely Thursday or Friday.
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Declarer Must Take Chances in Board Play
In this JACOBY ON BRIDGE column the declarer outlines how to handle a hand after West opens with a spade jack. He plans to attack the club suit to discard a losing spade, anticipating opponents using trumps to win their spade trick and aiming to secure game and rubber through careful discard and timing.
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Banks Near Collapse 30 Years Ago
Article recalls Roosevelt's 1933 bank holiday and early New Deal actions as banks faced nationwide collapse. It notes withdrawals, bank closures, scrip economies, and the rapid passage of bank legislation during the first 100 days. Experts debate causes and enduring reforms shaping today’s banking safeguards.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
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Raymond Moley
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Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John Nance Garner
Pedestrian Deaths Push Toll Upward Across NC
A weekend spell of pedestrian fatalities raised North Carolina’s highway death toll to at least nine. Victims include John ny Stepps and Frank Stepps both 13 near Hookerton on NC 123. David Farrell Gibson 12 from Fayetteville hit while biking. Rosecoe McNeer of Jacksonville Fla near Charlotte on US 29. Muriell Allerson 58 of Charlotte in a Kings Mountain wreck. Ralph Moore 25 of Grand Rivers Ky near Andrews. Archie Harris Smith 28 of Lumber Bridge in Robeson County. Jerry Ralph Jacobs 19 near Fayetteville at Franklinton. Charles Langston of Lenoir County near Kinston.
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N.C. Highway 123
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Hookerton
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Franklinton
Charles Langston
Lenoir County
Kinston
Science Shrinks Piles With new Preparation H treatment
New York reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and strong statements that piles are no longer a problem, available as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
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