Weather forecast and temperature report for the mid-Atlantic region
The July 17 1994 weather briefing from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau covers the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with generally fair cool conditions and northerly winds expected through Friday and Saturday The report notes low pressure over the St Lawrence valley and high pressure over western Ontario with showers and thunderstorms in the past 94 hours across the lake region the Atlantic and eastern Gulf states and mild to falling temperatures east of the Rockies The outlook calls for generally fair but cooler conditions across the east of the Mississippi with localized showers in Florida and the east Gulf states and cooler air persisting in the midwest and north regions Temperatures recorded include midnight 77 2 pm 74 and 6 am 68 with highs around 85 and a low of 68 5 The text also lists temperatures and precipitation for numerous cities including Baltimore Birmingham Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Miami New York Philadelphia Seattle and others and notes the Potomac and Shenandoah are very cloudy with river conditions in the river valley
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
St. Lawrence Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountain
Ontario
Upper Lake Region
Upper
Mississippi Valley
North Pacific Coast
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
Florida
Ohio Valley
Asheville
Roc
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Birmingham
Bismarck
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Chicago
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Hie
Cheyenne
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Ndianapolis
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Marquette
Mich
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Teno
Miami
Flane Mobile
Ala
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Omahe
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Aris
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Portland
Meseuss
Salt_ Lake City
St. Louis
St Paul
Mion
San Antonio
Teary
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Springfield
Ill
Tampe
Toledo
Ohio
Vicksburg
Miss
Man Arrested In Takoma Park Beating Case
Norman Cramer of Takoma Park Md surrendered in Rockville after a warrant was issued for his arrest on a life charge of assault. The 25 year old is accused of beating his niece by marriage, Mrs Raymon Freas, on July 12 by striking her head and back with a broom handle while intoxicated. He posted $500 bond for appearance in police court Tuesday.
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Norman Cramer
Takoma Park
Rockville
Clay Plummer
Cramer
Raymon Freas
Treasury Clerks to Picnic at Sixteenth Street Grounds
Employees of the register of the Treasury plan a picnic tomorrow afternoon at Sixteenth street reservoir grounds. Hosted by the Register's Welfare club with Miss Y B Hayes as president and H V Speerman, the register, among the guests. The event starts at seven and ends at eight.
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Office of the Register of the Treasury
Sixteenth Street Reservoir Grounds
Register’s Welfare Club
Missy B. Hayes
H. V. Speerman
Register of the Treasury
Antiforeigner Plots In Canton Protested
A protest to suppress plots against foreign powers in Canton was lodged by the American consulate in Peking. Indications show a clean up campaign by local authorities. A July 15 telegram says Chinese in the foreign concession planned a 6 PM strike over night entry permits. A militia was formed and clerks and natives left the concession. Bridges to the island were picketed but no disorder reported. Food and mail delivery continued.
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Canton
Kwangtung
State Department
Peking
Vital Statistics Births Reported in Local Registry
A long list of births is reported with numerous parental pairs and newborns including names like James BE Toutball and Belle B Toutball with a girl, Leo G Lacey and Carrie Lacey with a girl, Thomas Kirby and Marguerite Kirby with a boy, and many others. The notices also include several marriage-era lines with ministers and spouses noted, reflecting a busy registry segment.
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James BE
Belle B. Toutball
Leo G
Carrie Lacey
George
Myrtle Martin
Thomas and
Marguerite Kirby
Herold W. and
Lourie Johnson
Charles H
Kathryn Werner
Ned R
Nell B. Bins
Frederick 4
Elizabeth F. Lichtenbeld
Deaths Reported In Local Notices List Names And Ages
A column lists numerous deceased individuals with ages and last known residences, including Rachel W Coomms 1 rra and Alexandra Robertson 4 yra, plus Mary E Hatfield 72 yre and Eleanor C Martin 27 yra. Health facilities cited include Gallinger and Freedmen's Hospital. The notice ends promoting free lost item ads in The Washington Post classified pages.
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Rachel W Coomms
Alexandra Robertson
Garfeld Hoppl
Mary E Hatfield
Mattie Haywood
William E Stewart
Mary M. Brown
Duncanne
Ella Fos
Harriett Smith
Maria Young
Maggie Griffin
St. Delave
Beween
Helen Eaiep
Aileen Bailey
Am Artiele
Washington Post
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Gentleman’s Country Home
State of
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Washington, D. C
Richmond, Va
Aimee
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Wva
Potomac Cuddy
Shenandoah
Register
Great Falls, Va
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Mabel M. Owens
Max and
Rae Kohrn
Henry
Roby Precht
Lee C
Irens Thorne
Walter J
Marie Frick
Wilbur
Marie Finch
Albert RB
Mariel Thomas
Milton B
Eva P. Weary
John W
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Thomas E
Era M. Alderton
Harvey C
Marle Hoover
Thomas B
Mary
Cook
Frank J
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Homer
Virginia Kepharp
Mick
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Willan D
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Ahadea R
Hlizabeth Rafferty
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Kimbra Sayer
Alexander
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Hamilton
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Bumerfield
Etta Hammond
Lee
Minnie Peace
Jamea
Beasle Tymes
Robert
Hattie Fauns
Oscar
Thelma Barnes
Yienard B
Edith A. Curry
Bernard L. Bland
HM. Hennig
John Bruce
Min J. Cropper
Pasetng
Rennig
Nathan Levin
Rose Yudelevit
Silverstone
John J. Reiley
Florence M. Snyder
B Wheeler Edward B. Stringham
Fishkill Plains
W. M. Hottman
Loalia D. Magon
Lole L. Tade
P. Crosby
Joseph P. Welby
Della H. Bowser
Owon
Eleanor C Martin
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Etta Warren
George E Hebbard
Matilda Heathcote
Annie Isabel Huntt
Chas Washington Hurdle
Mary S. Sanda
George Baum
Providence
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Dali
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Chapin-Sacks Corp. Distributors
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