Forecast And
Weather Report
Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Wednesday, March 26, 1947
Forecast Nome: Clear and con
tinued cold tonight with increasing
cloudiness Thursday, followed by
snow and warmer Thursday night.
Lowest temperature tonight —15,
highest temperature Thursday 15.
Nome data as of 7:30 a.m. today:<
Precipitation last 24 hours, none.
Total precipation this month 0.09
inch.
Temperatures last 24 hours: |
highest 10, lowest —15.
Sunrise at 5:39 a.m., sunset at i
6:35 p.m. * j
Comparative data: Temperature
one year ago today: highest 3
lowest —6.
Extreme temperatures on this
day since 1907: Lowest —29 in
1920, highest 36 in 1926.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7:30 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow —12 Cloudy
Po’nt Hope —G Clear
Kotzebue 2 Snow
Shishmaref —3 Partly Cloudy
Wales —7 Cloudy
Gambell —1 Cloudy
Nome —13 Clear
Unalakleet 10 Snow
Bethel —2 Snow
McGrath 26 Snow
Anchorage 33 Snow
Fairbanks 33 Cloudy
Juneau 39 Rain
Whitehorse 37 Cloudy
Ketchikan 40 Rain i
Edmonton 38 Partly Cloudy
Seattle 47 Clear
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Nome, Alaska
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Russia Opposes
China Participation
MOSCOW, (/P)—Formal Russian
opposition to an American, British
and French proposal that China
should be one of the inviting pow
ers to a proposed German confer
ence was officially disclosed to
night.
With release of a report from
the council of foreign ministers
deputies to the big four council
itself on procedure for preparin
the German peace treaty, a w'dc
variety of disagreements became
officially evident.
These followed the same pattern
of splits heretofore unofficially re
ported from the deputies, meetings
over such issues as the kind ol
voice that should be given to all
nations in treaty making and whe
ther the German government
•hould be compelled to sign the
treaty.
The peace conference report,
which the deputies gave the coun
e'l of foreign minister two days
ago, said: “The United Kingdom
and the French delegations con
siders that China should be one of
the convening powers of the con
ference. The Soviet delegation dis
agrees.”
At the time this report was writ
ten, the United States had reserved
its position on procedure. But see
ch rv of ate Marshall told the
f c . ' night he s rongly f v
•red neuding China as an invit
ing pov.ci.
Moiumv earlier had agreed to
Marshall's proposal for a written
exchange of information on China,
but . a: i ‘he Russian government
still believed informal big three
o s. u .-ioii offered a better means
of t'hhig w.th the Chinese prob
lem.”
Louisiana Mob
Dumps Milk '
AMITE. La. (/P)—Thousands of
gallons of milk today were seized
by armed men who dumped the
contents of six tank trucks in
ditches on the outskirts of the city.
It was the first act of violence in
a strike called 24 hours earlier by
:i i *y farmers of several east Lou
isiana parishes 'counties) in pro
test of a price cut declared by milk
distributors. A reliable source es
timate that 5H per cent of the
state’s milk production was cut of!
by ue strike.
The six tank trucks were halted
near the Amite city limits, by men
carrying shotguns and rifles. The
n> iwrs were forced to a lonely
section of the road where truck
drain valves were opened and
flooded the ditches off the high
way with milk.
NEW ORLEANS, (/P)—The milk
supply for New Orleans was less
ened today as sympathizers with
the dairy farmers strike at Amite
.-topped an Illinois Central passen
ger train and seized nearly 50,000
gallons of milk.
Already an estimated 60,000 or
more gallons of milk has been
seized by armed men at Amite and
surrounding areas irf the attempt
of the AFL union farmers to have
Lie New Orleans distributors re
a 75 cent per hundredweight
cut I > the price paid the farmers.
Both motor tank cars and trains
have been stopped along the route
to New Orleans and milk sloshed
inlo the ditches during the past
two days of the strike.
In the stopping of t.he fi*\st tra il
last nig.nt at Amite four shots were
reported, fired into a tank car be
fore the ear was sidetracked and
All Safe In
Transport Crash
WESTOVER FIELD, Mass. (AV
AR nine persons aboard an army
C*54 transport which crashed Sun
on a Newfoundland plateau
are alive and only one was injured,
the army reported today.
The one injured man has been
flown by helicopter to Harmon
Field, near the crash scene, and
the other survivors will be flown
to Harmon field in relays because
its milk cargo emptied. No one
was hurt.
of rough terrain which prevent;
full loading of the rescue plane.
Public relations officer Capt,
Theodore Wood identified the in
jured crewman as radioman S/Sgt
William Brotzman, stationed at
Warner Robins field, Macon, G;
Capt. Wood said Brotzman wn*
loaded aboard the helicopter in .<
litter but that Harmon field ho;
pital,reported he was not seriously
injured.
As the plane circled for its re;
cue mission, ground crews laborer
o reach a 1.500 foot high plateau
25 miles south of Stephenvillt
Newfoundland.
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