Jury Rules PRR Negligence Caused Fatal Train Collision
A six member jury found that Michael Botlowski’s death on December 11 resulted from PRR negligence for not operating blinker lights. Coroner’s Inquest heard brakeman R J Alisman testify lights were off. driver John Gubowski said he collided after moving to reach the track. traffic investigator Ted Hottstetter noted the train had been parked 29 minutes in violation of a city ordinance.
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Answers to Editorial Page Quiz Reveals Various Facts
The Editorial Page lists quiz answers covering items from a Japanese sash to the Gulf Stream length. Topics include the Black Death false as a musical instrument and lime juice used at sea to prevent scurvy, among others.
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Texan Wins Top Liar of the Year Award in 1952
Burlington Wisconsin honors Airman 30 Harry V. Cummings of Dallas for a tall tale about Japanese mosquitos. Cummings stationed at Johnson Air Force Base near Tokyo wins the Whopper award, marking the third Texan winner in recent years. The tale describes two six foot mosquitoes debating whether to eat him on the spot or take him home.
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Lie to Form Three-Man Panel Over Subversives on U.N. Staff
United Nations sources say Secretary General Trygve Lie will soon establish a three man panel to review American employees accused of disloyalty and will demand the State Department provide full evidence. Lie aims to confront congressional charges and insists no American on the staff is guilty if disloyal. The move follows efforts to weed out subversives from U.N. personnel.
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Deer seasons to be reviewed by State Game Commission
Harrisburg reports the State Game Commission will study current deer hunting rules which allow three seasons for Pennsylvania hunters. Executive director Thomas D. Frye said any changes must go through the legislature. The briefing notes a buck kill below expectations and previous doe hunting concerns.
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