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& i # Bylvania is predicted for the | nia to Canada, also Montana and ALL % Northeast - tonight. Weathermen | Neyada while flurries of snow are . “pay thermometers will slip into forecast for “Wyoming and Colo- : * the 20s from _Bos¥on. through | rado. It will be rainy in Utah

while Idaho will have rain or snow. (The fotocast shows in detail storms. for the nation during the next 24 hours.)

New York, Pennsylvania to Chi3 go, Omaha, the Dakotas and ¥ Montana. A new outbreak of cold r from central Canada will > gause minima from 10 to 20 de + @rees fn’ Wisconsin and Minne- # fota. Snow is scheduled for north- + #rn Minnesota and ‘the Dakotas Eis the cold front which marks

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the hatched areas on this chart. During the early morning the. mercury will be in the 30s from New York to Georgia, in the Ohio the central Plains and northern Texas. forecasters say minima will be 32

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It will be warmest along the Gulf coast where minima in the 50s are expected. Large, labelled arrows on the Fotocast show the air flows which will determine weather and tem peratures..over the nation. The small solid arrows show wind di- | rections. Minimum temperatures will range from 12 degrees at Duluth to 57 at Miami. Sample forecasts for the nation’s cities include. M:lwaukee, 14; Detroit and Chicago, 20; Boston, 24; Philadelphia and Cleveland, 28; New York, 30; Washington, 31; St. Louis, 34; Kansas City, 35;- Atlanta, 38, and Memphis, 48,

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAY’ b4

Jan. 8, 1948 Sunrise... 708 I Sunset. Tien

Precipitation 34 hrs. end. 7:30 a. Jf Total precipitation since Jan, 1. Excess since Jan. L 1

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FRANKFURT, Jin. 8 (UP)—The top German officials of the AngloAmerican zone today accepted pro-| poéals by the military governors for

up a high court and form a union Balk at Cabinet

ment of ‘Western Germany.

With only minor. suggestions and | resent executive committees should

be reconstitu but at once set

dowr. the line on the preabout: sapping its proposed powers.'

sented by Gens, Lucius D. Clay and Sir Brian Robertson yesterday, They agreed to expand the eco-

city combustion engineer, and rep-

Wolf has advocated charging the _ railroad with violation of the anti- . smoke ordinance. “Before we bring any charges, let's talk ‘this thing over,” Mayor Feeney. told Mr. Wolf. “Maybe we, can determine. at the same time a future policy in such matters.”

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a cabinet. They agreed that the operating by Feb. 1. The military governments will draw up formal proclamations put-|} ting the’ system into effect within

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reported. “The military governors had sug-'emphasized that they retained the gested . that ‘the chbinet chief be “powers of disapproval” over any nomic council of the Anglo-Amer- allowed to appoint his own direc- official of the new quasi governmen ican zone, create a second legisla- tors. The Germans demurred and and would pass on Svery beg legislative| tive house to be called-the laender- asked - that-all cabinet ministers be/measure-and -positive- action

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