Thirteenth Victim Found in Express Wreck
Casper Wyoming October 4 The fifteenth victim of the Burlington wreck in Cate Creek last Thursday night was found washed up in the Platte river three miles below the scene. The twelfth body was recovered earlier and today’s recovery marks the third found. Train services resume over temporary bridge as crews continue.
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Casper
Wyo
Fityteenth
Burlington Worack
Cate Creek
Mie Platte
Weeelk
Glass fragments drive search for missing pair in Nova Scotia
Workers pressed ahead today in a recovery effort for the missing duo Vieli and Rand Pra Wrese. The text notes Simon Corkum and partner endured years with limited travel, and an elderly couple planned to spend winter with their son on a California ranch as part of the scattered details Read as OCR surfaced, the fragmentary report hints at a sheltered family move amid a broader search in Le] unique distinction of Dies.
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Simon
Corkum
Norwalk Mayor Victory and Budget Committee Row
Norwalk officials faced a party friction night as the mayor kept or rejected appointments. Councilman James returned to the Democratic fold with Dokus pledge fallout, and Albers Ml Pohlman offered a resolution to continue committees with Wolfe as president. Major bids included Riordan Streets, Reeves Fire, and Keeler treasurer, with appointments set for Tuesday.
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High Wight
Thomas FP. James
Stephen Dokus
Dokus
Robertson
chiFk
Albers Ml Pohlman
Tammany
Pohiman
Pollea
Robert M. Wolfe
John Reeves
Vriswell
Fintgane
Albert M. Pohlman
Lewis Pugh
Warry Sieeynton
Dublie
Thomas FP
James
Thomas O. Taylighway
Weward FL
Duffy
Leeroy Downs
Elmer Bracken
Anson F. Keeler
Couviman Pohlman
Tnan
Duesday
Maror
Corparttion
Ety Ny Tilor
Abe Voars
Heart
Muesday
Temple Sisterhood To Commence Winter Work
The Park Temple Sisterhood will start winter activities with a Tuesday evening meeting, inviting members to participate in a broad program for the season. President Mrs Herman Walder presides, with Mrs Richard Capel as first vice president and Maximilian Stein among officers.
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Temple
Herman Walder
Irs
Richard Capel
M A. H
Ins
Kicooag
Maximilian Stein
Somelings
Mra Hdward Goldenburg
Secretar
Slem
Attendance records at Danbury Fair broken today
Danbury observers report a crowd surpassing 86 500 as visitors packed the fairgrounds to enjoy the ice rink and events. Officials say today set a new attendance high, with townspeople preparing for further activities and funds raised to support continuing participation.
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Danbury Fair
Danbury
Lee Todhv Snes
Spo
Winter meeting sets VFW Post 70 agenda in Lafayette
The VFW Post 70 announces a regular winter program and the first fall meeting of the association's executive and advisory boards. The meeting, at the Professional Building on Lafayette Street, will discuss winter developments and association work with officers and members named, including Sanford as president and Mrs Song as second vice president.
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Agid Ips
Headquasers
Lafayette Street
Mosnt
Frederick A
Iing
Nurae Bhner Wo
Roy
FBQ Recording Secretar
Shaviro
Gnarles W. Uitner
Measurery
Loauise Spence
Henry Blodgett
Walter Builuignar
David Day
Bradford Pieres
A. Fones
D. D
William H. Allen
Nathaniel Bighop
Chiass
Roy Fi
Clark
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Mabel Delmar
A birthday party for Mrs Mabel Delmar was held in Atlantic with a radio concert and dancing. Refreshments followed, featuring attendees including Mildred Jorainsor, J Cyne, Josephine Mek, Evans, W Fite, Mariel Pitch, Whillocis, A Nelson, Anna Ata, Marton Smith, and Dr Garneau.
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Atlantic
Mabel Dealmar Lordsiin
Jordanson
Mildred Jor Ainsor
J. Cyne
Mra. Mre
Josephine ¢. Mek
EeBayie
A. Nelson
Anna Ata
Atos
Hieacon
Marton Smith
Misa Margaren Jileur
Garneau
Trumbull Votes Planning Board At Town Meeting
Special to. heated town meeting in Trumbull elected Albert Watson Nichols and Watters to the planning board. Langs to serve five years. Cooney Trutmbull Arthur Ptah Meurieful to serve five years. The proposed reconsideration of the commission was rejected and town officers reports were approved.
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Trumbull
Honins
Vale of
Pee
Albert Watson
Nichols
Wattersawley
Langs
Yeursi
Cooney
Arthur Ptah
Edwin Johnson
Nielvola
Aa Nielard C. Roxton
Hong
Erwin Airehid
Traubert
Apostolic Blessing Reported for Widow in Clerical Text
Fragmentary church notice from Gelb detailing an Apostolic blessing bestowed upon a widow and connected mournful rites. It references Cahsaubns and Dagarell with mentions of a secretary and a holy watcher. The tone is ceremonial and obituary-like.
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Rand Prawrese
Westinghouse
TwisTinenouse Euretene
Just
Felts
IN & Wonderful
Neuhoff
Main St
Fair Hati
New Fair
Gordon” Sik
Onyx
Fashion
Main Street
Norwalk
Temple Sisterhood
VFW
Mabel Delmar
Sthart
New York
BAY State
Waren
Cartwright
Watson Bank Bldg
Main St. Col. John
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