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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

5

Five Children Dead In Hazleton House Fire

A West Hazleton fire killed five Gaizick children aged 2 to 11 and seriously injured three other family members. The flames, starting in the kitchen, prompted 45 minutes of firefighting. two adults and a 6 month old were among the injured. The Gaizick family of 14 resided in the destroyed home. an adjoining house was damaged and residents fled. The coroner cited asphyxia and third degree burns as the cause of death.

Hazleton Steven Gaizick Joseph Richard Leo Thomas Donald Gaizick Robert Gaizicks Carl Meiss Dominick Federaro H Garrick Stanislaus Kalinowski Edward Joseph Stack Garzick Aloysius Joanne Eleanor Clementine Marconi Steven Jr Clara

Colombia Holds Quiet Election Day Amid Guarded Polls

Colombia’s congressionals began with quiet polling under steel helmets as troops posted before the presidential palace in Bogota. Voters queued, searches were conducted, and indelible ink marked those who voted amid fears of violence in the Liberal Conservative contest.

Bogota Colombia National Chamber of Representatives Liberal Party National Chamber Mariano Ospina Perez Senate

Cat-Chasing Dog Drags 11 Year Old to Death

Boston reports a dog cat chase led to the death of 11 year old Elinor D. Smith. She died at Children’s Hospital from injuries suffered when her Airedale, leashed to her wrist, dragged her down stairs after spotting a cat on a porch.

Boston Elinor D. Smith Children’s Hospital Airdale

South Line Front Quieter as Reds Ready New Drive

Canton dispatch notes the South China front quiet overall as Communist forces engage Nationalist troops near Kaoan and advance would target Nanchang. Red concentration near Wenchow to Yoyang threatens Canton, while Yen Hsi Shans cabinet vows to fight Communists with US aid.

Reds Canton China Chinese Central Kaoan Nanchang South China Front Yen Hsi-Shan Formosa Chiang Kai-Shek

China's Big Four Reds Fast Move to Seize Nationalists Estates

Shanghai report says the Communist regime is quickly taking over properties of Soong and Kung family holdings. Large mansions and commercial assets are being occupied or claimed, with emphasis on Soong Kung Chen and Chiang Kai-Shek connections. Some disputed assets include a midtown skyscraper once housing the US consulate. The article notes wealth tied to government positions and lists past pressures on Soong and Kung, while acknowledging asset transfers abroad and uncertain losses.

Shanghai Soong Kung Chen Chiang T. V. Soong H. H. Kung Chiang Kai-Shek Chen Li-Fu Chen Kuo-Fu Ing Soong and China Versailles France King

Locomotive Blast Kills Watchman in California

A work train steam locomotive exploded on a Serra siding near Los Angeles killing B. J. Blake, 26, of Downey, an engine watch man. The blast scattered wreckage for hundreds of feet, burned Blake’s car and three other cars, and damaged a pump house and nearby roofs. Officials offered no immediate explanation.

Los Angeles Santa Fe Railroad B. J. Blake Downey Blake Serra

Death of Victor Mosolov, Moscow defense engineer

Soviet newspapers report the death of Victor Mosolov aged 43, chief engineer of Moscow defense constructions during the 1941 German invasion. He later served as deputy chairman of the Moscow Soviet overseeing the capital’s housing development.

Moscow Victor Mosolov Moscow Soviet

Derailed Freight Train scatters coal and sparks in Norristown

Twenty four cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailed Sunday on the Trenton cutoff while moving soft coal to the East Coast. A journal sheared from one car caused a spectacular display of sparks. No injuries were reported as the engine and remaining cars halted about a half mile away. Electric wires and poles were knocked down along the route.

Norristown Pennsylvania Railroad Journal Samuel Taylor Trenton The

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