Twin Towns Lose Both Power and Heat
Irvine and Ravenna in Kentucky plunged into freezing conditions after an electric transformer failure. Six inches of snow cover the ground as six below zero tests the towns with 4,000 residents combined. Kentucky Utilities reported efforts to restore power and heating via emergency systems as crews work to fix the outage.
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Frigid Wave Freezes Britain and Europe this winter
Frigid weather strands thousands of vehicles as ice locks highways and sea life. In Britain swans and fish freeze in rivers near Christchurch and Southampton while seabirds scavenged. Hospitals report respiratory illnesses as hundreds of communities experience record cold. Europe mounts emergency measures with soldiers aiding, rivers frozen, coal and fuel shortages, and continued freezes forecast across nations.
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Allen Is Named Potentate of L B El Bekal Shrine
Irise ML Allen 625 E Bixby Road is named the new potenate of El Bekal Shrine Temple in Long Beach at age 42, the temple’s youngest leader. His divan includes Rop Reynolds, Le Roy Creager, Roy A Hopkins, Louis J Anfinson, Frank C Blair, H C LeManquais. Other notes report severe winter weather, oil spills, power and telephone disruptions, and widespread school closures across multiple states.
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Roy A. Hopkins
Louis J Anfinson
Frrk C. Blair
H.C. LeManquais
Japanese Blizzard Lands Six Feet Of Snow In West Japan
Western Japan cities Toyama and Kanazawa suffered the worst blow as up to six feet of snow buried streets and disrupted train service. In Kanazawa area costs of labor were mobilized to clear rail lines while temperatures plunged nationwide. A snowslide derailed a Tokyo Nagata train with no injuries and 13 university students remain missing in the northern Alps.
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Labor Party Opens Search for Leader
London reports that the Labor Party began an immediate search for a new leader after the cremation of Hugh Gaitskell. The shadow cabinet approved open nominations for one week and a first secret ballot among 249 MPs could yield a result by February 7 with George Brown and Harold Wilson seen as front runners.
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Mexico braces for cold wave
Weather offices warn of a polar air mass moving from the north affecting Tamaulipas Veracruz and Mexico City. Shipping advisories issued for Wednesday night with strong winds and heavy seas along northeast coasts.
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