Snowstorm Hits Northeast and Midwest Snow Mass
Arctic air from North Dakota and Minnesota sent sub zero readings across the central states. Chicago reports heavy cold and light snow in spots, while New York City, Philadelphia, and other urban areas faced delayed transit and forgotten garbage pickups. Schools closed in several states amid forecasts of freezing temperatures through Wednesday.
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Labor Deal With Mexico Due to Fold
Washington reports the Labor Department will end its supervision program for Mexican farm laborers due to funding gaps. About 198 compliance officers and farm placement staff face 30 day dismissal notices unless Congress approves additional funds, with the program folding by February 14. Talks in Mexico City over the farm labor treaty stall, as the U.S. seeks revised terms to curb illegal cross border work known as wetback labor. U.S. Ambassador White and officials met Mexican ministers as recruitment stations and border controls are debated.
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Long Beach
Actress Leg Amputated Amid Illness Struggle
A Broadway actress with Ewing's disease underwent extensive treatment and leg amputation after her cancer worsened. She reflected on faith and life, saying she prayed and trusted in a higher plan as doctors advised the operation.
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Taxpayers Council to discuss Jan 21 ballot measures
E Curtis Clark, president, announced a meeting at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Dewey School auditorium Ninth St at Locust Ave to discuss measures on the January 21 ballot.
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U N Reds discuss resumption of talks
United Nations and Soviet representatives near revival of stalled discussions after Arthur Dean left negotiations on December 17. India proposed a Korean repatriation plan, while the Swedish proposal to free POWs as civilians was rejected, delaying any peace conference for weeks.
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City Council Hears On Sale License Bid At Hearing
The City Council faces a protest from the State Board of Equalization over a proposed on sale liquor license for The Shadows at 39th Place. A public hearing is set for 10 a m January 29 at City Hall to review the application and location within an amusement zone near Bob-For Inc. and Belmont Pier Clock No 7 Atlantic Ave.
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Bob-For, Inc
Belmont Pier
Atlantic Ave
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Eye opening revelation on hernia protection offer
An urging letter promises rupture protection at no cost by sending name and address to William Ace Inc Department 252 Cl Adime N. The ad touts a device with springs and straps to securely hold a rupture, claiming comfort and freedom of movement for thousands.
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