davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
z rozhovoru S dvema uniklymi
csl. piloty.

Erding. - Zpravodaj tisko-
We agentury international News
Service mel interview s dvema
|csl. letci, kterf unikli z Cesko-
slovenska. Ma trech letadlech
bylo dohromady IS osob.
Tito diva letci slouzili "a val
ky v britskem l%etectvu a pod1-
leli Sc ma letecke bitve O An
gill. Oba vylfcili zpravodaji
tiskove sluzby svIj podil ma u
spesnem 1teku, ma kterem mel
rozhodujfc1 pod1l jeste dalsi
treti letec, ktery Sc tohoto roz-
hovoru nez1castnil.
Letci lfcili pTfpravy k 1teku
takto: "Den ured 1tekem, %.
brezna, jsme my tri - diver
nj pratele - sedeli v Praze a
hovofili jsme o veci. - Planu-
je-li clovek takovy 1tek, nemd-
re zasvetit mnoho lidi. - Vsi-
chni jsme jiz casio pomysleli
ma 1tek. Vsak jsme dobTe We
deli, re nemame pred sebou
zadnou budoucnost v zamest-
mani ceskoslovenskych aeroli-
nil: Dopustili jsme Sc totiz to-
no, re jsme slouzili v britskem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
1917
1850
VZpOminka.

Truchlive v%zpominky nam pfnasf II. duben. neb
tomu budou 3 roxy, kdy mas navzdy opustil drazemi-
lovany manzel a otec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07

letectvu "a valky prot nacis-
tim a fasist1m. - "Ani jsme
nedoufali," pokracoval jeden
z letcG, re by Sc nam mohlo
podarit uteci najednou - a.
vsak stale Sc tax. Kdyz jsme
odleteli z letisf, snazili jsme
Sc letet v mracfch, ably mas ne
bylo mono sledovat - avsak
zadne stfhacky jsme beztak ne
videli."
Druhy letec, ktery byl pred
pfistan1m nucen svazat druhe-
no pilota, - dodal toto:
"Vypojil jsem vsechny roz-
hlasove spoje, abych predesel
pTedcasnemu prozrazenf, a le-
tel jsem jen pomoc1 automatic
kych pilotnfch prfstroju. Ne
bylo potrebf pouzft zbranf. Let
do Erdingu byl zcela bez pTf-
bod. Stale Sc nahodou, re jsme
pristali tax rychle jeden pc
druhem. - Dali jsme vsem ces-
tujfcfm i clenGm posadky ne
vybranou jit S Mani nebo vra-
tit Sc dom1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
FRANK j. BOCEk

a nynf klidne odpoclva ma
Hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Komuniste vychovavaji mladez
" gestapackych methodach.

Berlin. = Trad americkeho
vysokeho komisare obvinje ko-
munisty We vychodnf sovetske
zone Nemecka, re mladez je
podrobovana vycviku v gueri-
lovem valeenf a v gestapackych
policejn1ch methodach.
Toto tvrzeni je obsazero v
podrobnem popisu organisace
Svobodne nemecke mladeze.
Uvad1 Sc v mem, re toto hnutf
mezi nemeckou mladezf bylo
zorganisovano Rusy uz v roce
1916.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Tajni policiste ma csl.
letadlech.

Widen. = Diva ozbrojen1 tai
nj ~policiste jsou nynf ma kaz-
dem csl. letadle, ably zabranili
podobnym prfpaddm dteku le-
tadly jake Sc stale v patek mi
nuleho tydne, kdy v americke
zone v Nemecku pristala tfi
csl. letadla, jez ma misto do
Prahy odletela do zapadniho
Nemecka. Krone toho vsich-
nj csl. pilot, kterf "a valky bo-
jovali ma zapade britskem le-
tectvu, nesm1 vice letat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07

'skladiste drahych vim a likeru.
Tvrdi Sc, re nejvetsl cast male
zeneho pokladu pochazl z ma
jetku panuj1ciho domu holland
skeho a bankerskeho Rothchil-
dow rodiny.
America pollcie odvezla po-
klad do Regensburgu, kde bu-
de bezpecn6 uschovan. V dali
sim kopani a patrani pc jinych
pokladech Sc jest6 pokracuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Americkym voiakIm Sc lib
v Japonsku.

Tokyo. - Pres 1000 anne
rickych vojakG Sc rozhodlo, re
81 prodlouz1 vojenskou sluzbu
v Japonsku a $4,000 vojak1 81
rovnez prodlouzilo pobyt ma
Dalnem Vychode. z toho MOI
no usuzovat, re kazdym dive
ma re trf americkych vojak1
Sc v Japonsku lib.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
KRAJANSKE VEREJNOSTI.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskosovlen-
ske narodnf rady v Americe.)

\ u 4o0O0 wi
ske narodni rady v Americe.)
Sized Ceskoslovenske narod-
nj rady v Americe obracl Sc k
veskere verejnosti S touto W.
zvou:
Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
v Americe apeluje ma vsechny
krajany narozene v zem1ch ce-
skoslovenskych, ably pine a o.
chotne spolupracovali pr pra-
We zahajenem scitani obyvatel-
stva sc scitacim uradem a ,jeho
pTedstaviteli.
Je v zajmu zeme i v zajmu
nasem, ably vysledky scitani
byly CO nejpresnejsf a data O
stavu zeme a obyvatelstva CO
nejpravdivejsf a nejspolehli-
vejsi. Odpovezte proto ma vse-
chny otazky scitateln pc pred
lozenf jejich dredni legitimate
poole sveho nejlepsiho vedomf
a svedomf, pfesne a pravdive.
Upozornujeme nase krajany
zvlaste ma to, ably pravdive zod
povedeli otazku pc m1ste zro-
zenf. Ma otazku "Kde jste Sc
narodil? odpovezte: v cesko-
slovensku."
Pr poslednlm scitani obyva-
telstva v r. 1910 mnoho kraja-
MI pres jasne instrukce scita-
cfho 1radu odpov1dalo ma tuto
otazku chybne. Protoze sc ma
rodili We starem Rakousko-
Uhersku v dobe kdy jeste Ces-
koslovensko neexistovalo, Cd
povidali ma tuto otazku DO re
mi sveho pGvodu: Rakousko-
Uhersko! TAX mnoho kraja-
nj zapsano bylo chybne mfsto
"a Cechoslovaky, "a Rakusany
neb Uhry. Bylo to nespravne
a proti 1redn1m pokynGm, KITE
re pravi. re zemi piGvodu treba
'est uvesti pod jmenem ktere
ma nyni!
zadny krajan. necht jest "a
mestnan kdekoli. nepotrebuje
Sc obavat nejakeho poskozeni
svych zajmG, kdyz svdj p1vod
pravdive prihlasf. Letosnf O.
slavy presidenta T. G.. Masa-
ryka, jichz Sc tax vynikajlc1m
zpdsobem z1castnila americka
verejnost .jasne dokazaly, jak
81 Amerika vazi naseho naroda
a jeho velikych muzd a re ami
poslednf preyrat politely v
Ceskoslovensku tuto vaznost
nepodlomil, naopak zvysil jen
vaznost k ceskoslovenske de-
mokracii.
Vysvetlete take svym dospe-
lynn dftkam. ably ma druhou
otazku "Jaka jest vase mater.
ska rec?" odpov1dali: cesks
neb slovenska! Zakon "a ma
terskou rec totiz povazuje rec.
Tx bylo " rodins mluveno " do.
be casneho mladi ditka, i kdyz
toto ditko v dospelem veku 90
uz1va vyhradne anglictiny. Dit
ky vase mohou Sc zajiste pri-
HAST k sve materske Teci S mr.
dosti, neb jest opet poukazat
ma to-, jak vynikajici America
ne. clenove presidentova kabi-
netu. Nejvyssiho soudu, sena-
tori a kongresn1ci, spisovatele
a novinafi, americke koleje a
university dovedly uct1ti pa
met velikeho Cechoslovaka,
presidenta Masaryka. Bylo by
veru zle, kdyby v iubilejn1m
roce Masarykove nasinci Sc ne
prihlasili k lidu, z nehoz tento
Amerikou tax vazeny velikan
vzesel.
Americky scitacf Trad vyslo-
vne apeluje ma vsechny v CHI
ne narozene obcany, ably otaz-
ky po zemi sveho pHvodu a ma
terskeho jazyka zodpovedeli
presne a die pravdy. Vyhovte
teto zadosti a splnte svou po-
vinnost obcanskou, jak zakoh
pozaduje.
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Rada
v Americe.
z rozhovoru S dvema uniklymi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Vynikajici spisovatel a Americ'
ko-ceskoslovensky Historik
Tomas Capek zemfel.

ko-Ceskoslovensky Historik
Tomas Capek zemrel.
New York. - V 1tery, 20.
brezna, zemTel vynikajfci &C.
cho-American, spisovatel a pra-
covnfk, Tomas Capek v 1cty-
hodnem veku 80 let. Zemrel
We SVEN dome v Jackson
Heights. Narozen byl Chras-
toviclch Strakonic v Cechach
6. prosince 1861. Do Spojenych
StatG prijel v roce 1879 jake
18lety mladfk. V roce 1888
byl prijat "a spolu-redaktora
"Pokroku Zapadu' v Omaha,
Neb. V roce 1886 vstoupil ma
universitu v Ann Arbor, Mich,
ably studoval prava. V roce
1889 studoval prava ma univer-
site Columbia v New Yorku a
pc graduaci zahajil praksi
pravnickou v Omaze.
V letech 1890 a 1891 byl Gle
mem statnf zakonodarny v Ne
brasce We snemovne. V roce
1894 Sc ozenil sc 81. Annou Vo-
strovskou v San Jose, Cal. Pc
te provozoval praksi pravnic-
kou v New Yorku. z manzel-
stvi vessel syn Tomas, mladsf.
V roce 1910 Sc ctyTmi kraja-
ny zalozil Bank of Europe v
New Yorku a Cd roku 1912 byl
iej1m predsedou. Praksi pray
nickou provozoval do roku
1910 a cd te DOLBY Sc venoval
vice bankovnimu obchodu Bank
of Europe.
Zemrely I'll radu let v Ne
brasce a pozdeji v New Yorku
a vsude byl neobycejne cinny
literarne. Bral podfl ma vyda-
vanf nekolika casopisG v rdz-
nych dobach, castecne v Ne
brasce a pozdeji t6z ma vycho-
de.
Vydal nekolik knih, vesmes
o zivote a prac1ch Cechu a Slo-
vakd i zanechal nam velke de-
dictv1, dejepisne o americke
vetvi Cechd. Zvlaste vynikai1
jeho knihy: "Pamatky ceskych
emigrantd v America, vydane
jake jeho prvni literarnl prace
v roce 1889 a druhe vydan1 V
roce 1907. Anglickou knihu
"Slovaks in Hungary vydal v
roce 1906. "Padesat let ceske-
no tisku" vydal v roce 1911.
Bohemia under Hapsburg
misrule", vydana v anglicke
reci v roce 1915. bohemian
photography, anglicka kniha
vydana roce 1918. "The
Czechs and Slovaks in Ameri-
can Banking, anglicka kniha
vydana v roce 1920. "The
Czech Community in New
York;, anglicka kniha vydana
v roce 1921. "Nase Amerika",
ceska kniha vydana v Praze v
Cechach v roce 1926.
V r. 1923 vydal "Augustln
Herman, zakladatel Bohemian
Manor"
'. jeho literarnich pracech
mu byla casio vydatnou pomoc-
nicf jeho manzelka a pozdeji
tez syn Tomas bral ivy zajem
ma teto praci otce sveho. Teto
praci pro Cechy v Americe vel
mi ddlezite zemrely venoval
znacne casu sveho a tez pfina-
Sci velkou obet pc STRANGE fl
nancnf. Byl nejen pracovity,
ale tez neobycejne obetavy.
Jeho velkou snahou bylo Sc
znamovati tez jinonarodnl lid
americky s pracemi a snahami
Cechd, kteri pTijfzdeli, ably pc
boku ostatnfch spolupracovali
ma zvelebeni teto nasf move Via
sti. Toto dflo Sc snazlvemu
krajanovi Capkovi zdarilo a
tax velmi pTispel k d1lezitemu
sblizeni naseho ceskeho lidu S
ostatnimi americkymi obyvate-
Ii, coz je velmi prospesne nejen
pro nase otce, prvnf ceske O.
sadnfky v Americe, ale tez pro
|jejich potomky. Vykonal pro-
to zemrely Tomas Capek neo-
bycejne prospesnou pomoc pro
mas lid v Americe.
Budiz mu venovana Cestna
Vzpomfnka!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Dopisy z Bulharska jsou
fotografovany.

Londyn. - Dopisy odeslla-
ne z Bulharska jsou nejen pf1s-
ne censurovany, ale jsou tez
poTizovany jejich fotografie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
The,
The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Clear
to partly cloudy and continued
mild today through Tuesday.
Moderate to fresh east and
southeast winds.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
and continued warm today thru
Tuesday.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits: Moderate southeast to
east winds over south portion
and moderate southerly winds
over north portion today and
Tuesday. Partly cloudy weather
with a few isolated showers over
south portion.
East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate
southeast winds over south por-
ton and moderate, occasionally
fresh Southerly winds over north
portion today and Tuesday.
Partly cloudy weather with a
few widely scattered showers.
Jacksonville To Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
EGYPTIANS PROMISE

Continued From Page One)
Farouk. This speech on govern
ment plans said that some per
sons held in custody since the
Holy Land War now have been
freed.
That censorship of Cairo papers
has stopped-all part of the get
ting back to normal program.
However, the Egyptian Govern
ment still maintains the censor
ship clamp on news out of the
country,
There was another reference in
the Egyptian parliament speech
today to the Palestine War; II was
the acknowledgement that it had
been catastrophe for the Eevn-
tians. But, the kings first minis
ter went on to read on behalf of
Farouk, this catastrophe Z" Shall
not discourage the Arabs and
shall not shake their faith in an
Arab Palestine, nor their determ-
lnatioh that justice be rendered
to it,
The Egyptian Army, it was an
nounced. is to be built up by the
creation of munitions factories
The people were promised that an
attempt will be made to cut the
cost of living.
The British again were told to
get their troops out of the coun
try.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
FIVE LIVES LOST
IN FLOOD MISHAPS

VINCENNES, Ind, Jan. 16.--
(P.-Indiana's weather dealt the
state a one-two punch over the
weekend. 1t claimed five lives in
flood mishaps and it boosted the
previously receding river levels
to new highs,
Rains yesterday brought new
danger to Vincennes, where the
Wabash began rising again and
neared % feet. This city was
pelted with nearly two inches of
rain Saturday night and Sunday.
The Wabash had fallen to 27.5
feet, but it started rising shortly
after noon yesterday and climb
ed to within nearly a foot of the
top of the floodwall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
Defends Administration

An opposing view coUes from
the Democratic leader of the
Senate-Scott Lucas of Illinois.
He says the Republican critics are
trying to create an issue on for
eign policy without agreeing upon
any alternative policy.
Lucas adds: Not one of the Re-
publicans-in his words" agrees
with another on what ought to be
done about Formosa or anything
else"
Lucas upholds the administra-
TONS decision to withdraw us.
diplomats from China. After the
Red invasion of the consulate in
Peiping, he says, there was moth
ing else t'for US to do but, order
our people out"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
NATIONALIST SHIPS
CONTINUED From Page One)

B ~ ~
allowill be able to getu out as
promptly as they wish. With the
Angus Ward case fresh in mind,
it's easy to think it might be
many months before the officials
can get outoof China.
The Angus Ward consulate staff
in Mukden was ordered out by
State Department a full six
months before final permission
was given to leave. On top Of
this the Reds jailed Ward for a
month, branded all the consulate
staff as spies, and brought in a
so-called conviction against Ward
for supposedly beating a Chinese
employee of the consulate.
The State Department is told
by Americans in Peiping, how
ever, that they are not being
treated badly. This has led to
the hope that there may not be
repetition of the aWrd case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
Storm Respite For
.I'hreeStates; Flood
.Mishaps In Indiana

DENVER. Jan. l6.-tP.-Three
to five days respite from severe
winter weather is promised for
Colorado, Wyoming and most of
Montana.
After a weekend marked by
high winds and severe cold, fore
casters say the area will have
clear skies and temperatures near
/ the seasonal normals of IS TO AS
above zero for the next three or
four days.
A storm in the Northwest
brought light snow to the ex-
IRENE western section of Mon
tana early today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16

Six Rescued From Stranded Car
A happy ending:
In Utah. six men have been
rescued after spending 80 hours
in an auto stalled in blizzard.
The men are in good condition.
though they had neither food
nor water during their confine-
ment in the car.
What happened was this:
The driver got confused in the
snow storm and made a turn on
to a secondary road. He thought
he was still on the main high
way. The six rode along awhile,
but finally were stalled in the
snow. The car quickly was drift
ed over. The six men were smart
enough to stay where they were.
About day later they heard
over the car radio that a search
was on for them, and this is when
they learned they were not on
the main highway, which had
been searched.
After the Storm lifted the
men got out and made their
way TO the highway. where
soon they were picked up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
Pacific Northwest Hit By
Second Storm: IL known
Dead In First Blizzard
NORTHWEST BRAcEp TODAY

NORTHWEST BRAcED ToDA'
SEATTLE. Jan. l6.-(P).-
The frigid Pacific Northwest
is braced today for at least
two more days of bitter cold
and snow.
Even as new snowfalls COW
cred the region. the Weather
Bureau said If saw hope for
a mid-week letup in a low
pressure area now 800 miles
north of the Hawaiian Islands.
If If styas on the beam. the
forecasters said. the low"
would reach the west coast
Wednesday. bringing more
moderate temperatures. Rains
might wash away the heavy
cover of snow. that ranges up
TO 20 inches on the western
side of both Oregon and
Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16

Rocky Mountain and Northwest
States has veered over into Can
ada but it left the area with its
worst cold wave of the winter.
At least So deaths are attribut-
ed to the storm, ten of them in
Canada. Nine died in the North
west blizzard, seven in crashes of
two small planes in rain and fog,
and a woman and her three small
daughters were killed in an auto
mobile crash on an icy Michigan
highway. Other fatalities were
caused by the winds, floods and
traffic accidents.
Temperatures are far below
normal all the way from the Great
Lakes to the Pacific coast. The
remainder of the nation generally
has seasonal or balmy weather.
In the Southeast particularly,
readings are well above normal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
How To Fight Communism

Democratic Senator Hubert
Humphrey said in a speech last
night that the way to fight Com
munism in Asia is to make of
ourselves a more democratic
nation" Humphrey believes the
Presidents civil rights program
is a powerful weapon against
Communism.
The Civil Rights Convention,
where Humphrey spoke, has
barred Communists from at
tending. One official says that
this convention is the first of
it's kind in which Reds and Red
sympathizers have been effec-
lively barred from attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
TRUMAN ASKS RUBBER
BE MANUFACTURED
AS WAR PRECAUTION

WASHINGTON, Jan. I6.--fP)
President Truman asked Con
gfess today 10 pass a new 10
year law as insurance against a
rubber shortage in another war.
The President wants authority
now 10 start transferring at least
part Of the governments $780,
n00.000 synthetic rubber industry
q private ownership.
Al the same time, he said there
must b. enough production in an
emergency for adequate protec-
ton Of the national security"
Mr. Truman's recommendations
went % Congress in a message.
Tho President also sent along a
report b. his assistant, John r.
Sieelman, on a study of the syn
thetic rubber problem and what
should be done about il at this
point said the President: 1T is
not necessary, however, that all
this capacity be in operation.
Maintenance in a standby con-
diti0n Of those plants which are
not being used should, therefore,
BE- authorized"
There was no plant-by-p plant
lisi Of those that might be kept
b. the government or those that
might be converted to standby
status
Steclman's report said the syn
thetic plants have a capacity of
10000 tons a year. The con-
sumption Of all types of rubber,
both natural and synthetic, was
estimated last year at 982, 900 tons.
Synthetic represents 4l0,239 of
the total tonnage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
ESQ AUTOMOBILES
ABANDONED IN WISCONSIN

OSHKOSH, Wise, Jan. 16.-(P).
More than $50 abandoned auto
mobiles are afloat on the frozen
crust of Lake Winnebago.
A strong west wind ripped the
giant ice sheet loose from shore
Sunday and flew it out into the
lake. Thousands of persons were
on it ice fishing. Officials be-
lieved all have reached shore now
safely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
Dimes Can Be Put
In Parking Meters
For Polio Drive

Motorists and others who have
spare dimes will find conveni-
ent March of Dimes collector in
the form of City of Key West
parking meters.
Dimes slip into the coin box of
the meters without registering
and all dimes thus collected will
be turned over to the March of
Dimes, Chairman c. B. Harvey
stated. Drop a dime into the
meter to help some child to walk
again." he urged.
The Amazon is the worlds
largest river in volume.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
Criticism Of China Policy

The events that have led to the
Red seizure of the U, S. consulate
have revived earlier criticism of
the administrations China policy.
Republican Senator William
Knowland was one who was dis
satisfied over the Formosa de-
cision. On this new consulate is
sue, Knowland says the U. S. re-
treat from China is evidence of
a bankrupt China policy.
Knowland says that if Secre-
tary of State Dean Acheson APP
proved the present Far Eastern
policy, then Acheson should quit
the cabinet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-16
Fl. Myers Realtor
Kills Wife And
Then Himself

FIT. MYERS. Jan. l6.-t41A
-66-year-old realtor shot his wife
to death and then killed himseli
yesterday with a double-barre,
shotgun. .
Sheriff Flander Thompson saws
R. W. Randell had been in bar;
health and was worrying over
his rnanslaughter conviction six
months ago.
State Attorney w. M. Smiley
says it definitely was a case 81
murder and suicide and no In
quest IS necessary.
Randell was convicted Of
shooting Negro, Theodore
Samms and was at liberty under
bond pending appeal.
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LIBRARY LOSES TO
TELEVISION IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Rl. Circulation
Of books by the Chicago Public
Library dropped four percent in
1919. Carl b. Roden, chief librar-
ian. attributed the decline to
teleyision. He predicted, though,
that the slump would be only
temporary
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1ny The As..c.asea Presa,


New Layer Of Snow
The Pacific Northwest has been
hit by a second storm. This one,
however, doesn't seem to be as
extensive or damaging as the one
last week. The new storm has
dumped a new layer of snow in
a narrow path along the border Of
Washington and Oregon.
The blizzard of two days ago
left IL known dead-nine in
Washington State and the other
two in British Columbia. Prop
ertY damage runs far into the
millions.
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High Winds In North Atlantic

r1l9n winds In North Atlantic
North Atlantic shipping is be-
ing battered by high winds and
seas for the seventh straight day.
Among other difficulties, the
storms are preventing a concert
ed search for a Danish fishing
vessel which last was heard from
Off the Greenland coast. A num-
Der of freight and passenger ships
have been thrown off schedule
by the severe weather.
So Deaths
The screeching storm which
hammered the Northern Plains
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Jan. Is, 1850 ~
observation taken at City Office
$50 am. EST)
TavoYaraf.traa
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The natives of the Marianas
Islands are Chamorros. which in
Portuguese means people with
cropped hair" They were so
named by Magellan.
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Temperatures

~ ~
Barometer
(Sea LeveI) $3.50 am.
5000 ins.-1026.1 mbs.
-onorrowss Almanac
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TIDES
- -
NAVAL Base)
T-~---

NAVAL BaSe)
Tomorrow
eastern Standard Time)
High Low
1908 am. 1926 am.
sos pm. PIP pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
reference Station: Key West.
Time of Height OF
Station Tide high waite,
Bahia Honda
(bridge) oh 10m 90 fl
No Name Key
least end) -+2h 20m
Boca Chica
SANDY Point)-Oh 40m
Caldes Channel
north end) -+2h 1Om IA f.
NOTE: 'a9
(-)-Minus sign: Corrections
to be subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections to
be added
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600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
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So Deaths

AIIN oN4OINIIIIIS sIOIm Which
hammered the Northern Plains.