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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1957
Page
12
The Ohio River, swollen by spring rains, edged toward a crest in the upper river valley. Late-season high water is expected to spill over flood stages from Portsmouth Ohio downstream, causing only minor damage and inconvenience in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky.
An ad touts a 2 door Da Soto hardtop sports coupe for 2492 dollars. Featuring full factory equipment, the salesman claims substantial savings on new Da Soto or Plymouth models. The post cites Long Beach contact and dates implied in the listing.
In Stillwater Oklahoma Fadie Hueston questions how a flat tire could affect a marriage after discovering a man's wedding ring inside a deflated tire.
San Francisco scientists estimate total quake damage under one million dollars after the March 22 temblor. No significant structural damage occurred in downtown or Westlake Park Merced multi story buildings. Westlake Palisades dwellings averaged less than 200 dollars in damage. water system and cisterns remained intact.
Cold air spread into the South Atlantic states while western regions stayed mild. Light showers and snow flurries dotted areas from West Virginia to New York, with four inches in Cut Bank Montana. Temperatures fell 15 to 25 degrees in many places, settling in the 30s to 70s across the nation.
A flock of seagulls appeared in Williamsport Pennsylvania on Tuesday driven inland by cold winds from the East Coast and Great Lakes region. Williamsport lies about 150 miles from the Atlantic and 90 miles from Lake Erie. The weather has unsettled birds and people alike in the area.
In The Dalles Oregon a long running feud unfolds as beaver Paddy builds debris dams at the McNary Dam navigation lock on the Columbia River. Army Engineers continually remove the obstruction each time the lock opens, with Paddy returning after every punishment.
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