Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1950 — Page 64

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| and Humidity, Davis Is Pleased by Summer Resort Temperatures

1 Good weather like, for instance, the unsually cool summer in| Indianapolis, pleases no one more than it does yes, the weathetman,| Take J. J. Davis, head of the local weather bureau, who came here last May from a hot and humid point near Washington, D. C.| He had hardly taken his chair in the federal building when he was told to expect more of the same--heat and humidity—, : fn Indianapolis summers, - - rem i Ty “But it's been fine,” he said yes-| The hottest August on record) © terday, “I'm pretty pleased.” ishowed 81 mean. That was 1947, ~~ No record lows have been set The coolest was -in 1915 when 1t| this summer. But it has been was 67.5, { €ool. Comfortably cool, with only| In August of 1948 the tempera-| & few exceptions. : [ture hit as high as 97; in 1949 it|

Mild July hit 95. But that last was Mr. Davis smiled as he went giroori, 8] las an at the,

« 5 the records. Although: - - emi Ged the weatherman usually gets a+ -APd-Who_remembers- that 100-| share of the blame when the; degree shock Aug. 6, 19477 Wasn't] weather is bad and the elements! ONE 880, was it? get the credit when it is good,| VWho complains about summer | the survey was self-satisfying. I . this summer, to be specific? Take July, 1950, in Indianapo-| ¥ven the weatherman Is ls. It was the second coolest Pleased. July since 1924. Who sald it's a| —_

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; mean dally temperature a or_the month was 73.9 degrees, = hee nomial say Ser Awarded.. DSC

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the mean dally temperature was TOKYO, Aug. 19 (UP).

Lt. 72.5. The hottest on record was Willlam H. Hotchkiss was aa or T July; 1936; When It" Win 828; théled the Distinguished Service 1 coolest in 1891 when it was 71.9./Cross posthumously today for| And it's consistency that counts. leading his men in a bitter attack | The mean temperature was below that knocked out three enemy |

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And on no day in the month did] The award was one of the two) Gen, I Fhe mercury Jie " much as 4 DSC's made posthumously by the turned to : ve normal. Sth Army headquarters here in i Normally about eight days In Korea. One Silver Star medal was Washingt, any given July will see the tem- awarded posthumously and an-| military an perature rise to 90 or above. ~The !other wis awarded an officer: = : X —fitials, sale Hyssi ot ng Month Was nh 88 reg- missing in action, : : ey Se to be = - thtered on the 29th, The low was| It Hotchkiss entered the serv-} mi an “if an-eme : & 55 on July 1. {ice In Wisconsin, Before going tol ’ : adaptations of Commen Only Six Clear Days [Korea, he lived with his wife in| 2 it was his ; Thats were only six clear days Beppu, Japan’ > that “four n the month. Sunshine was much| Pfc. John Little, whose mother| called bef below normal. Is Mrs. Martha Little, Jackson, | fashions usually tional Gua Precipitation in the month was Ky, also received the DSC post1.91 Inches; normal is 3.34, humously. He was killed while | Y Deke The lowest July temperature on leading a motorized patrol near| found for $39 fo $89 Gen. Hi record was on' the 1st of the yechon. She w men. who month in 1885, when it was 48, | ; : . tional Gu 0 records, you.see, but pleas = : a “providing Ingly cool and consistent, ‘€lub-to-Hear Pastor receiving n he mean temperature for June, Dr. Roy Ewin draft physi | . Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of at Phys Was 704 degrees, 1.2 below nor- the Tabernacle Presbyterian > He salt nal. Fhe total precipitation was| Church, will address the Indian to perfor re the wettest June since|apolis Rotary Club Tuesday noon guardsmen No sald Auiuat 1 in the Claypool Hotel. His talk, g Enlistme months 1G August Is a hot|entitled “It Happens to 10,000,” is Vou Bo . : foi ._|sponsored by the club's. Youth guarantee, a aa vs smile was getting Service committee, a EVERY Pla On Aug. 1 the mean was 1 i 3 : However (mind you, only one) above nor R P IS 3 M 4 E R his staff w mal. On the 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, | of organiz Tth, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th| We ONE reactivate 14th, and 18th it was below nor- Va event the mal. LNA IRT called into In fact, on the 3d the mean; he Tra He said was 12 degrees below normal, | DEVELOPING are curre

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