Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1948 — Page 24

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Ey ; day of the week <=4nd insuranee-: (George J. McCormick, an id Sompany weigh tabieg or each type |thyusiastic amateur - weather IENUS | nrophet with a rather astonishing record for accuracy. “The worst cold’ wave of the ‘winter,” MeCormack says, “will originate en Feb. 29 north of |Toronto, Canada, and sweep south and eastward through the first four days of March. It will be followed by another; perhaps not! 80 intense, March 12.” ‘After that: “Floods.” fin McCormick takes a lot of pride 8 lin his long-range forecasting. He's [probably A al iran in ta weather prophet from Fair Lawn, [look out, at the almost three feet lof snow still blanketing the area,! "2N9€ forecasting. {and smile. ‘He knew last spring bought extra batteries and chains. lit was coming. It certainly paid us.”

On April 24, 1947, he wrote that!

Prophet Says Record Cold Due in March

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ICN YS AT Tel 14 116 THIS AMAZING AMERIC | Then on Sept. 22 he sent out & detailed forecast. | “The winter of 1947-48 over the |mid- -Atlantic and Eastern States, beginning Dec. 22, 1947, is indi-! cated as being the most severe in’ . ‘ 30 years, with regard to low vacation all ie) of temperatures, high wind wrapped up yeloe) jes and accumulated snowGave $81,000 and ready | “These unusual atmospheric| The Most ve SL C. Schulte, ! to enjoy. conditions should manifest from! archbishop of Indianapolis, “is : Minnesota, . Iowa and Missouri chairman of the campaign in this eastward, with the line of maxi-larea. The Rev. Fr. Goossens 1s mum ABtenaity and ‘emergencies’ oxecytive director of the fund ran long the 78th meridian aising forthe Indianapolis dis:

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Lead ‘Donations

Collections in Catholic churches here and over the United- States on Laetare Sunday, Mar, 7, will go. toward the anhual Bishops’ Relief Campaign, for the victims of war.

The children In’ all Catholic schools of the community are denying themgpelves certain luxuries and entertainment during Lent and giving the money the fund.

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REDUCING? Ties ‘Worst Weather Yet to Come’

has Midi WORSE YET TO COME—George J. McCormack, amateur

beginning Feb. 29. He points to a map to localize a bit of long-

McCormack missed last spring's will 'bé in for winter of 1047-48 will pe | floods along the Mississippi valley with frequent

“th: % The ALLIED fovuors for cold and snowfall” /ADd its tributaries by only a few squalls.” He FLORISTS Assn. along the mid-Atlantic and East:|92ys, The prediction was made along the East

As for next summer, McCor- that there will be an early fall. mack says “the central line of! highest temperature with be- along this winter:

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