Second Most Violent Storm Type Examined in 1930s
Washington writes that the essay explains cyclones as general air circulations, defines tornadoes as narrow fast whirlwinds, and describes hurricanes as tropical cyclones with speeds over 76 mph. It compares death tolls, damages, and seasonal patterns, noting notable events such as the 1900 Galveston hurricane and the 1925 tri state tornado.
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Atlantic
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Philippines
India
Haifong
China
Bay of Bengal
Bombay
Galveston
Texas
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Land in appalling waves and mined ruins hit people and walls
A fragmentary report describes land altered by violent waves and mine damage, noting people affected as structures are smashed and walls fall.
KU Denies Recognition to Congress of Racial Equality
University of Kansas administrator announces that Congress of Racial Equality is not recognized as a student organization. Dean of men Dr. Laurence C. Woodriff says KU only recognizes groups serving student purposes and C O R E appears directed toward business practices.
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University of Kansas
Congress of Racial Equality
Laurence C. Woodriff
C.O.R.E. Represtatives
C.O.R.E
K. U
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