Weather History Snow in Cleveland and Buffalo on June 1 1843
On June 1 1843 snow whitened Cleveland Ohio and Buffalo New York marking an unusual cold snap. Buffalo reached the highest summer sun hours among major cities in New York while Cleveland held its own notable solar record for the date.
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Firearm collector and former coroner’s grenade in cistern drawn from history
Lorain County figure Paul Kopsch, once coroner 1958 to 1972 and WWII brigadier general, kept a booby trapped hand grenade in a Cooper Foster Park Road gun box. After burglaries across the East Coast, he booby trapped the box, then later removed the device and dropped it in a cistern to dispose of it. The grenade was retrieved by police and disposed without incident.
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