Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-12-15 | Page 6 | Storms Cause Heavy Damage

STORMS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE European Cold Wave Abates Warmer Weather Due in Eastern States State By Associated d P Press PressA PressA A cold wave which combined with v witha a heavy storm to cause more than two wo score deaths in Europe was abating abat abat- ing tog today In the United States Stales warmer weather was in prospect for the cast east and some parts of or the middle west wesl Other sections faced fresh cold snaps Boat Bont services were resumed across the English channel chennel which had been swept by a 3 gale for two days Seven additional deaths brought the number of ot storm dead in England to 35 France counted 11 dead Germany was held In a cold wave which brought temperatures of at zero zeron in n Berlin and 13 to 18 degrees degre below in Silesia and East Prussia So intense intense in in- tense was the cold that birds froze in the air and swans and ducks had to be chopped from frozen ponds In Berlin Rain was expected to follow snow in the eastern United States and the Ohio valley today Sleet and Ice hampered street traffic tra tic fie in Chicago and other midwest cities North Dakota and Minnesota had he heavy vy snowstorms Five chil dren were cre i injured when a school c crashed into a truck at S N. N D. D during a sleet storm ton Gal warnings v were posted for Lake Mich tich gan The temperature dropped in the high Sierra r glon of nia In Washington flood water war were generally receding Abnormally warm weather p r over most of Texas and pariot part par of ot Oklahoma Oklahoma City wit it the temperature at 74 had the War warm varn est eat December 14 on record