Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 14 April 1949 — Page 6

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Winter Returns To Midwestern States Near Blizzards In Several Os States By United Press Winter, dead by the calendar since March 21, revived itself in the midwest today and poured snow, sleet, and freezing rain over a wide area. Near-bluzaro storms nit some I parts of Nebraska and Kansas and j ' spread into Minnesota and Wiscon-' sin. Michigan was scheduled to get ; an unseasonably heavy snowfall tonight, three days away from 'Easter. i Wet, clinging snow wr. • 11 to 121 WALLPAPER 1 . C&j?/ CLEANER WZ_' — >. >■■■■■

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j inches deep in some parts of Nej braska, disrupting communications ; and slowing traffic. The Northwestern Bell Telephone ■ Co. said preliminary reports showed the snow had put 300 toll circuits ' out of commission in 50 commttniI ties from Sioux Falls, S. D., south- ; west of Norfolk, Neb. i The snow, mixed with rain, was | blown by 30-mile-an-hour north winds. * A storm warning for much of the j Great Lakes area was issued by the | U. S. weather bureau, as it forecast ' 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds over ! the south portion of Lake Michigan , tonight. Storm conditions also exist over ' Lakes Superior and Huron, a weather forecaster said. | Minneapolis had four inches of ! snow within three hours early to- ; day, with snow extending in a 70I mile wide belt from southeastern ■South Dakota to Duluth, Minn. Depths ranged from two to four inches over the area. Northern Wisconsin also report’ed wind-driven snow, sleet and

■ freezing rain. The snow was expects cd to continue today and tonight, I temporarily ending the area's taste » of spring weather. I Michigan was expected to get its i share of the winter, weather tonight - with two to four inches of snow • forecast for the northern tip of lower Michigan and two to five inches i in the upper peninsula. i Strong northerly winds were forecast for the entire area. > * - HEALTH AGENCY (Cont. From Pave One) an emergency appropriation of $595,890,000 for veterans unemployment compensation and education and training benefits. Recess—Both house and senate planned to shut up shop tonight for an Easter holiday. The house ■ expects to quit for 10 days, the senate just until Monday. President Truman has asked the lawmakers to boost taxes by $4,000,000,000 a year to avoid a prospective deficit of about $850,000,000 in fiscal 1950 and to make a substantial payment on the national debt. The comments of Doughton were made as the house passed and sent to the senate a bill to provide the armed forces with roughly $16,000,000,000 to spend in the next fiscal year. This is about $630,000,000 above Mr. Truman's budget estimates. • Doughton expressed hope that the American expenditures for foreign aid project will taper off in the next few years and that new domestic spending programs will be held off until then. | No guessing with a “Hold cold control" with a Westing--house Refrigerator.—Arnold i & Klenk, Inc. T — I I J Trade in a Good '-'own — Decatur

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Striking Union Is Sued For Damages South Bend, Ind., April 14 —(UP) — Striking members of the CTO United Auto Workers union, faced with a spit asking $1,186,000 damages because of production losses, were slated to confer today. The workers went on strike against Bendix Aviation Corp, here last Thursday. The company sued Monday, asking $560,000 damages, plus $155,060 for each additional day the strike continued. EXPERTS (Cont. From Page One) Olympia and a church collapsed. Hysterical women blocked door-j ways and stairwells in downtown j Seattle department stores but mira- 1 culously no one was injured ser- j iously. Hundreds of worshipers as- j I sembling for noon devotions as part ; of Holy Week observance fled from ■ churches. All fatalities occurred in Wash-, ington state. The roof of the Lowell Grammar , school collapsed in Tacoma, killing j Marvin lylegman, 11, a junior pat-! rolman who was leaving class early ' to take his post. Three other young- j sters were injured. » 1 Jack Roller, president of the I Castle Rock high school student | body and a star athlete, was killed ! when a brick facing on the school.; building collapsed as classes were I being dismissed for noon lunch. Percival N. Bisson, 62, a steamfitter at an Olympia veneer plant, died of injuries suffered when a brick smoke stack toppled over and crushed him. Mrs. C. W. West, of Olympia, died of a heart attack. Mark Jurvic, 65, was killed under a falling, wall at Centralia as he i I was riding his bicycle along the ! ; sidewalk. His dog, riding in the j . bicycle’s front basket also was, j killed. Abraham Hedstrom, 69. died of a heart attack shortly after the quake rocked Seattle. Coroner John i P. Brill said it was apparently the ; first one Hedstrom ever had. , Konrad Sorenson, 75. Grays liar- , bor county pioneer, died of a heart i attack a few minutes after the ' j shock. 1 Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Warns On Dumping Trash On Highways Anyone throwing tin cans or other trash along the highways will face immediate arrest, sheriff Herman Bowman warned today. He requests that any witness to such an act report the auto license of the guilty person to the sheriff's office. “Disposing of trash along the highways is a violation of state law," the sheriff said. A dumping ground, located across the river on . Monroe street, is provided by the [ city for trash disposal. Besides marring the beauty of the landscape and creating hazards for motorists, trash along the I highways ruins grass cutting math- : inery. ;

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Chicago Woman Is Killed In Accident Gary, Ind., April 14 —(UP) —; Services were arranged today for | Mrs. Muriel Mahoney, 30, Chicago. I I who died following an auto acci- j ' dent at the intersection o' U. S. 20 ■ i and Ind. 51 in Gary. ; 1 I

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