Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1952 — Page 2

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Return Os Warmer Weather forecast Midwest Mercury Drops 20 Degrees By UNITED PRESS July was almost gone today, and

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so was the heat wave—at least temporarily. U. S. weather forecasters would not speculate on how long the respite from the most recent heat wave would last, but said the nation was due for ! some more baking temperatures—and soon. The west coast, the southwest and the southern portion of, the country” reported high temperai tures but generally these were not

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where temperatures' fell off as as 20 degrees and caused many persons to sleep under blankets Tuesday night for the first thne in nights. Grantsburg, VYis.. recorded an Official 36 degrees and some early morning teihperatures were down near the freezing point. \ The Green Bay Packers, wording out at Grand Rapidp, Minn., donned full uniforms and prac-

tired in October-like weather an<| I the ! drills at Rensselaer, Ind., in tem> peraitiires more conducive to bldckjing and tackling than those of the past} vVeek. < liv Memphis, Tenn., a 39 yearold woman languished in jail b 4 cauSe she stole two electric fans.! Today was "eel eating day”, e Japan an<j the Japanese absorbed huge quantities of them in the he-

I lief that the slithery\ things, contain secret potions that make it to ward off the heat. They advised Arhericahs to try them. The lohgest suspension bridge . between two nations, the Ambassador Bridge, carried more than 1,-50d,000 ‘cars and trucks between Detrdit and Windsor, Canada last yeay.

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Steel Sliver Kills Worker At Rochester ROCHESTER, Ind. UP —Joseph L. Shaw, 58, Rochester, was killed Tuesday when a sliver of steel flew off scrap metal he was cutting at a salvage yard and pierced his chest. Warsaw Motorist Killed In Accident PIERCETON, Ind. UP—A Warsaw motorist was killed today when his auto skidded off the Pierceton-Winona Lake road west of here and wrapped itself around a tree, brushing the driver. Merritt Bennett, 45, was killed instantly in the accident which went undiscovered for about five hours. Stale police said the mishap occurred in front of a farm home, but the occupants did-not investigate because they said they heard no cries after the crash.

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