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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1957

Page

4

Heavy snows sweep southern states with cold, wet weather

The storm brought fresh falls up to five inches in parts of western Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, with lighter totals across Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Kentucky. Temperatures fell, flurries spread to Georgia and Mississippi, and the cold air pushed into the Gulf Coast region as snow belt readings dropped.

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Proposal to Boost 3-Cent Postage by 1 Cent Revived

The Eisenhower administration asked Congress to raise first class mail rates to ease a roughly 650 million dollar annual deficit. Postmaster General Summerfield urged a 4 cent stamp, with other increases for air mail postcards and third class mail, while stressing the service should operate like a business, not a profit driven enterprise.

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Oregon General Named Provost Marshal at Camp Zama

Hobson, a 1929 Oregon State College graduate, succeeds Lebanon, Oregon native Brig. Gen. Kreidal as provost marshal at Camp Zama, Japan. Kreidal returns to the United States for reassignment after serving in the Far East.

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