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. ‘with one driven by Willlam D, Hill, * 19, of 878F Woodside dr. at East " ‘and Raymond sts.

Minerva. st, suffered a broken leg when she was struck by a car * driven by Paul B, Hudson, 39, of : 5841 Indianola ave. in the 800 block, _ Indiana ave, I » Harry Glazer, 40, of 1728 Spann + ave. was injured when a car driven by Philip Kelley, 45, of 743 8. State ave. skidded ito him as

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truck in the 1300 block, Lexington ave. .

50, a state highway department employee, was killed when he was crushed beneath a truck used to break drifts on state road 23. r Car Farrios Stuck

cold wave of the year, carried on winds of gale velocity, howled down from the northern plains states and sent temperatures below freezihg as far south as northern Alabama and Mississippi. b

tions throughout Minnesota, the At 6 a Dakotas and sections of Iowa. Tem- : peratures fell as much as 45 degrees in 12 hours. The mercury was expected to drop to 30 below at some points by nightfall.

until freezing weather had caused “considerable damage” to citrus and| vegetable crops.- cold waves. The earlier waves were merely off- | area killed the early string bean shoots of an air mass which formed | crop and damaged young sugar cane|in the Yukon basin of Alaska. “This

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Blythe, Cal, with-a’temperature of 82 degrees, was the warmest spot

High winds accompanying the cold kicked up rolling dirt clouds in the old Kansas and Oklahoma “dust bowl area yesterday, but agricultural experts termed the situation he was unloading coal from a|«not alarming.” The winds subsided after a few hours without causihg any appreciable datage to

Hubert L. Collins, Kansas agri-| cultural statistician, stood by an early wheat forecast which estimated the 1947 yield at 239,904,000 bushels, the second largest in his-

Two raliroad car ferries were re-| ported ‘stuck fast In slush ice 20 feet thick in the channel entrance to Muskegon, Mich., harbor on Lake Michigan. The coast guard said it was the first time in years the channel had been blocked. m. the thermometer registered 23 below at Jamestown, N. D, 21 below at Dickinson, N. D., and 11 below at Valentine, Neb. which yesterday afternoon had a temperature of 35 above, degree drop was typical for the area. night throughout Florida but not; Federal forecasters at Chicago described the new cold blast as the “granddaddy” of two other recent

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: .warnings are again issued for the | Missouri valley, the north. and central Mississippi central plains and ‘the southern Rockies, Cold, dry air sweeping from the western Canadian provinces around a high pressure | ridge extending as far south as Texas will cause the sharp temperature drops. (Open air mass | arrows on the Fotocast indicate | this cold” air movement). Minnesota and the Dakotas can expect thermometers to read about —20

pi Valley while blizzard condi- | tions are foreseen in Minnesota. | High wings will cause blowing | and drifting snow over the Dakotas while heavy snow squalle = Florida. are expected over the Upper where northwest storm | warnings are displayed. Winds in this area are expected to reach 50 miles per hour. : Small craft warnings are hoisted from Eastport to‘Jacksonville. of precipitation, Advisory northwest storm warnings have also been issued for Lakes Erie, Ontario and Superior. |

winds will add to the discomfort * of low temperatures in the Cen- ! tral Plaing and central Mississip- |

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Two Smithsonian Institute experts . in precious stones called especially to Tokyo last year to appraise $25 million worth of diamonds in the Bank of Japan vaults said that the diamonds were in a “¢onfused condition” when they began sorting the stones in Culy, 1946. Dr. William Féshag and Edward Henderson issued a statement to this effect No. 20, 1946—four and a half months after beginning their | i work and almost one year to the: day after Col. Murray was ap-

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Under their supervision, Japanese diamond experts sorted, washed and classified stones weighing 125,000

Rain is forecast for Alabama and the coastal sections of Washington and Oregon while rain showers will develop over northern

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tral plains, the central and south- * ern Rockies, the far southwest and the south Atlantic states | except ‘Florida. cloudiness will prevail in areas

vestigator was permitted to look ___|at some of the most expensive In Freem’s., They were only $50, One was a lustrous piece of heavy. black It was hand-painted with a horse's head encircled by a horseshoe. The nails of - which 8] prilliants. There were others of different designs—no two alike.

Betting Off at Races There are other signs of a return to common sense. The attendance

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Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a, m... .08 Total precipitation since Jan. 1...... 4.06 Bic. insvrinrdoniisay 48) The following table shows the temper-| ature in other cities: .

cloudy and cloudy areas map). Sample forecast minimum tem- | peratures include Boston 15, New Snow showers are pictured in | York 16, Philadelphia 17, Washnorthern New England, New York, | ington 20, Atlanta 25, New OrPennsylvania, West Virginia, | leans 50, Ft. Worth near 20 Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan” | Kansas City 3, Chicago 8, Cleveand Wisconsin. Snow is foreseen | land 6, Los Angeles 50, San Franand ‘Tennessee. | cisco 45, and Seattle 40, .

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