Inquiry Begins Into Ontario Bus Train Wreck
Oct 4 report from Ontario California details a bus driver praised by survivors after a fatal railroad crossing crash that claimed 18 deaths including 10 Air Force men and a chaperone. Coroner notes duplication lowered the death toll while inquest set for tomorrow to examine the tragedy. Corp Dayle W Hall 24 from Hobbs Island Alabama was among the deceased and survivors say he became confused at the crossing as passengers shouted conflicting directions.
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Prisoner Escapes Rockview Prison By Sawing Window
Charles Baughman 23, Blair County, escaped Rockview State Prison by sawing a bar from his cell window and sliding 12 feet using a sheet as a rope. Harrison Johnson identified the man. escape noted at morning count.
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Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Files October 4 1920
Struck by an automobile near Columbus, Brady McLafferty, 43, died at Corry Hospital this afternoon. Erieman drove the car. The Rotary Club plans Dr Charles E Barker of Read Rapids for talks October 17 on parental and home life responsibilities. A snowstorm ending a warm spell forewarns the coming winter. A Warren man is held on suspicion of involvement in local gasoline station burglaries. charged with receiving stolen goods. Orlo Ewing elected president of Junior High Student Government. George Rogers named vice president. Mrs. Broncos King, wife of Henry King, dies at her South Center home after years in the city.
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How's Your I Q Quiz From Glassified Page
A fragmented trivia list tests memory and knowledge with questions on cooking arts capitals authors and famous names. It assigns scores from Genius to Poor and urges tracking a monthly average to see memory improvement while directing readers to the Glassified page for correct answers.
Gone Forever Old Gold Standard
Western Europe debates a common currency or fixed exchange ratios to ease trade. The piece traces the end of gold backing since World War I, noting the 1920s suspension, the 1933 price rise aims, and U S shifts under Roosevelt, with debate on the wisdom of gold buying policies.
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Erie Compiles Data to Get Homes Project
Erie poised to submit a data prospectus today for a proposed 200 unit housing project. The Erie Housing Authority will use applicant information to forecast the program type and eligibility, aiming to secure support from the state housing board. Over 2400 lower housing applications are on file, with focus on applicants’ heads and ability to pay.
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Painter Dies After Fall From Three Stories
Altoona painter Theo dore C. Baughman, 35, fell from a three story scaffold. His coworker Glenn Boston, 16, escaped by grabbing a window ledge and saved himself. The accident occurred in Altoona, Pennsylvania, as the men worked on a building.
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