Truck Crash Near Winfield Sparks Fire and Sizable Damage
A truck loaded with bleaching solution overturned seven miles east of Winfield and burst into flames near Mrs. John Morgan's residence. The driver, from Toledo bound for a Kroger store, escaped with minor injuries as fire crews battled the blaze for about 30 minutes. Warnings say the collision caused more than 2000 dollars in damage. no arrests reported. State Trooper R. Craft investigated. sole occupant freed himself from wreckage before explosion. Volunteer firefighters from Winfield and St. Albans helped extinguish the fire.
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St. Albans
Weather Hampers Airmen in Korea
Weather hampers air support for South Korea as fronts bring alternating rain and clear periods. DoD notes 12 to 18 hours of usable weather, with fronts over the Northern Javanese area causing unpredictability. An Air Force spokesman says Japanese bases face near instrument conditions but may improve to permit takeoffs early Thursday. Moscow and Tokyo reports tie weather to northward weather fronts affecting operations.
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Five Auto Mishaps Cause $1850 In Damages
City police reported five automobile accidents between Tuesday night and yesterday morning totaling 1850 in damages. The worst crash involved a three car collision at Fourth Avenue and Stockton Street causing 1000 damage. Drivers included Ida Mae Fenimore, Harry J Desker, and Delmar Woodall. A separate crash at Virginia Street and Tennessee Avenue damaged a car by 500. Other incidents included a patrol car collision on Ruffner and Lee Streets with 200 damage, plus two minor crashes each worth 75. No injuries were reported.
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Benton G. Williams
Cunningham St
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Court St
Garrison Av
Calvin Moss
Howard H. Ashworth
Piccadilly St
Miner Calls John L. Lewis a Dictator in Magazine
Pennsylvania coal miner Dickman, who lost his son, reiterates in a Collier’s article that John L. Lewis is a dictator who would control over 400000 miners. The piece follows his January letter criticizing the three day work week and his struggle to return to mining or find other work through state employment aid.
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Pennsylvania State Employment Bureau
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