Show DENVER SHIVERS AT T SIXTEEN DELOr ELO DELO r St Storm rm Extends as Far Sout South h e. e as as Louisiana Widespread Snowing DEVILS DEVIL'S S LAKE AND VALENTINE NEB 2 COLDEST POINTS By International News Service Jan 11 Dev Devils Devil's ls l's C CHICAGO Lake N. N D D. and Valentine Neb share honors today as being the coldest places in in the United States The temperature ate at e each ch of these places according to reports received here is is 32 degrees below zero The coldest spot reported on the weather map is is Battleford Sask where the thermometer dropped to 42 below Here are come of the tumbles taken by the mercury in in vari various various us parts of North America Prince Albert Sask 34 below Edmonton Alberta ta 34 Bismarck N. N D D. D 28 Huron S. S D D. D 25 North 41 Platte Neb 24 Calgary and Medicine Medi Medi- Medicine cine cine Hat Alberta 22 Concordia Kan 13 18 Duluth Minn 16 and nd Cheyenne Wyo 14 By International News Service CHICAGO Jan 11 The The Mississippi pi pl valley valle from the Gre Great Lakes to th the e Gulf Gult of Mexico and west to the Rock Rocky y mountains is storm swept and In th the e grip of a cold coM wave today toda Industries s are hampered train schedules are disarranged disarranged dis arr arranged communication lines are Interrupted in interrupted interrupted in- in and In some places places' a a fuel shortage threatens Just as Chicago had cleared ared about abou t two two thirds of its streets ets of the record d breaking snow snow of Sunday a second storm sc scampering al ahead ead of n a a str strong ng north wind struck the city today toda an and d the streets under a blanket blanke t of or know snow The weather forecaster refused re refused refused re- re fused to predict the extent nt or duration duration dura dura- tion tion- of the Ule storm but Indicated colder weather would follow Profiting b by the lessons of of th the earlier storm however the city i is 5 equipped to fight the present snow w no st serious rious consequences are are expected expect ex expected ex- ex d unless the storm should prove to be unusually severe By Int International News Service DEN DENVER Coo Colo Jan 11 S Sixteen t ver below zero the coldest weather Denvel Denver Den Den- ered ver vel has has suffered in years ears was vas w re recorded corded hero here during the night nights but the mercury began creeping upward after midnight and weather bureau officials officials of- of ls announced early today that the cold si ip P was as bi breaking caking up Fair and warmer warmer was vas s the official forecast Twenty wenty below helow was reported from Che Cheyenne enne Wyo i By By International News Service KANSAS CITY Mo Jan ll Kan n.-Kan- Kan Kansas sas City today faces a a. coal shortage with the temperature 7 1 below ac according according according ac- ac cording to local coal dealers The snow sno snow which fell feU all day yesterday esterday ceased early earl this morning and streetcar street streetcar car car cari traffic was badly Impaired Reports Reports Re Re- Reports ports coming from all aU over Missouri l Kansas and Oklahoma tell of great rejoicing by farmers over the snow- snow faU fal which varies from si six sic to twelve inches In some places near blizzards I were reported r port d last night The Santa SantaFe Fe is using using snow plows in iri western Kansas for the first time in two years I Rt Reports ports Indicate the cold wave and snow inow extends as far fai south as Texas and west to the Rocky mountains By International News Service e. e SHREVEPORT L La Jan This n. 11 This section of the sunny sunny South awoke rs- rs r this morning to find the earth covered ered with four inches of snow the first of the wint winter r and tho first of such depth In many years Railroad traffic throughout northern Lo Louisiana and northeast Texas has bet been n delayed several several several sev sev- eral hours by the blizzard By International News Service OKLAHOMA CITY Crry Okla Jan ian 11 11 Reports from all aU over oyer the state indicate indicate indicate indi indi- indi- indi 1 cate the oil fields are closed down due to the heavy snow of yesterday The wind blew at the rate of forty miles an ap hour piling up snow ten feet deep In places place Railroads have ha announced announced an announced an- an they must refuse all fre freight ht shipments The storm is the worst In fifteen years r By International News Service o S PADUCAH Ky Jan 11 Street Street car cai traffic here is practically suspended today by eighteen inches of snow The worst snow of the winter in this section section sec sec- tion li is falling today |