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Temperature-wise. Mr. 1952. who passed into history, last night, left a few records for Farm ville citizens to talk about in years to come. ■•Remember the record-breaking 106 degrees that we had for six days in 1952” might replace the current expression about the smw of 1940. E. F. Striplin. local weather ob server. said that the 106 degrees that were recorded for four days in June and two days in July were • higher than any thing that we've had for years, and perhaps high er than any thing} we’ve ever had." Low temperature for the year was recorded just in the nick of time. The six degree reading that Mr. Striplin had Monday. Dec 29. was the lowest reading for 1952 and 1951. Rainfall in 1952 was just about normal, Mr. Striplin reports. A
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