To Death in U.S.
Known dead from the driving blizzard and sub-zero. weather which Swept over the eastern halt of the United States yesterday and to-day were four in Illinois, three in Indiana, two in Michigan and one in South Dakota. Several others were missing.
The 42-hour blizzard left Michigan the wake of ten, twenty and thirtysfoot snow drifts which paralized communications and. Toft hundreds of persons stranded highway and "farm homes. Relief "parties were attempting to reach {solated farm hemes with food and fuel to-day while highway workers Sought to reopen snow-fated high= ways.
Flagstaff, Aziz, Jan. 31, Mr. Gerard Vultee, designer of the Army's Vultee planes, and his wito were burned to death when. their monoplane crashed "near Mount Wilton, eight miles north of Sedona, ist Saturday, it was learned to-day. The Bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Vultes had been burned beyond recognition. Mr. Vultee took off from here last Saturday en route to Santa Monica, California.—United Press.
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