| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday December 29 1947 N Y Sounds SOS to "Move 99 Million Tons of Snow XEW TORK Bc 28 Cf- VHaytsr William CDwyer Sunday zugat ppejuj to an ns-la New York City to help get fra0000O0 toe of eww off able-bodi- ed tb streets-- " "Tea and I met! meet and con- - truer the biggest shoveling job with wtdcJi we bare ever been the mayor aaid In a radio arpaJL At the time 19000 paid worker mnd vehicles wtr busy at the huge job resulting frora Frl record 23&ln snowfall Sys irork Their wu favored Sunday con-frost- tey ed brtrnt sunanlne after a brief rew flurry Sunday morning or me The streets con jo© cjeanng tinued Into the right Sunny weather wm forecast for Monday Flights Canceled Travel condiUora had improved cwnewiaat- - The mayor aaid the eSty was to no immediate danger bsit food and fuel mxppllea and the lra:jtta life of tha city "could hrnxnm very troublesome" If the now wr net removed with dia-pet- ch nttumd Saturday Tha mayor ZOO RIDES OUT 10 DeBoissiere bail night by plana from a California vacation His 'was the first com mercial place to land at L&Guardla neia since tna storm Sunday a second landing- strip was cleared arter a total of 688 domestic flights bad been canceled by air lines At a meeting of city officials the mayor aaid tho board of esti-mahad agreed to cut red tape outdoor enclo to finance the huge mow removal sure job and "go full hog Both labor The other animals were in and business leadera were aa slating fine fettle however la mobilizing men and machinery needed he now-damag- held outcome of BALTIMORE Dec 23 L"P)— Vivian Crowe 24 died Sunday in University hospital 106 days after he waa shot and the bullet lodged - I The Play -- fed She er Leh-CLEARANCE- -SALE GIRLS' COATS tnl color iiaS 94 f)96 I Sm — 2- - 11 R- DRESSES INFANTS liases embrotaered 9 rao4 to fa fIU moo Re 4SS bIIOLJj J SALE COAT AND LEGGING SETS Boys' and slrli ' Kec CS5 to 1850 Res were no signs of renewed snow in the area hit by the storm which swept the northeast states from Maine to the District of Columbia and took a toll of at least 61 lives nghest snowfall reported was SO ins in Long Branch N J New York was hit with 258 ins sur lM passing by almost 5 ins the pre cioitation left bv th kllzurd UPPER DARBY Pa Dec 28 of '88 The death totals as reported UP— John R Taylor one of the by state were: New Jersev 28: few survivors of the famous "Yel New York 17: Connecticut ix:l°v' Jck" experiments in Cuba 47 reported subway transportation Massachusetts six Pennsylvania years ago died Sunday in Dela-tw- o waa back to normal Rhode Island two New w county hospital at the age The weather bureau aaid there Hampshire two and Maine one or 7 Heart attacks Induced by over- - Taylor fell on the stairs of his exertion in combating the snow cousin's home in Havertown Sat were listed as causing many of urday and was removed to the the storm deaths hospital lis was one of the heroicvolunteers who permitted them'Pretty Good' elves to contract yellow fever by Sanitation Commissioner Wil- - being bitten by a Infested mot Ham J Powell in charge of the Quito and helped to pave the way workmen reported "We are mak-- 1 ior laeniirication or tne source of I the disease and the successful de ing pretty good progress The men battling the snow drifts f ens against it included some employes of city department who responded to an C— appeal broadcast Saturday night by Police Commissioner Arthur W Wailander chairman of the mayor's committee on planning and operations Railroad service to nearby points was normal and long dis 'icllOW JaCK HerO Of succumbs Our membership I SALE VELVET BONNETS He 349 91 35 off ) Res up to 26$ SALE 5 9149 1 4 to SALE Iwfsa 1 ""J - " " 'Dishes Plaittc Tables Cloths tn-Be- n 302 25 HORSMAN DOLLS Ref 8SJ 949 I sizes Ref 225 to f S®0 SALE 4-- 10 GIRLS' SWEATERS 4 i'i 'S urFu 3JW 2 25 o? 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