Plane Crash Leaves 19 Survivors Near National Airport
A Capital Airliner veered off a radar path into fog and crashed into the Potomac near National airport. Of 23 aboard, four died and 19 survived, burned or injured, rushed to Bolling Air Force Base hospital. Dead include Mrs. William Chertow and Neville Lassiter. pilots W. J. Davis and Lloyd L. Porter recovered from wreckage. Government officials planned an inquiry into the crash cause.
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Jerry Korn
Washington
National
Potomac River
Bolling Air Force Base
William Chertow
Tennis Court
Brooklyn
N. Y
Neville Lassiter
Arlington
W. J. Davis
Lloyd L. Porter
Alexandria
Davis
Porter
Navy
Air Force
Laxative habit broken with All-Bran aid
Mrs H Rutledge of Warrington Florida reports relief after twenty years of constipation using Kellogg’s All-Bran. The letter promises bulk in the diet and an ounce daily with water, offering a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
DC 3 Crash Near Washington Kills Many
A Capital Air Lines DC-3 bound for Washington from Memphis landed in the Potomac River amid fog and rain. Reports say landing wheels may have been retracted, suggesting a water landing to prevent a rollover. The crash occurred during one of the city’s worst fogged travel days, with 40 aircraft awaiting landing.
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Memphis
Tenn
Norfolk
Washington
National Airport
Bolling
Leesburg
Yugoslav Race Horses Stranded in Vienna Feud Blockade
Seven Yugoslav race horses are stranded in Vienna as Tito Stalin tensions prevent their shipment across the Soviet occupation zone to Yugoslavia. The animals arrived two months ago for the fall racing season and may remain until relations improve.
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VICTM
Vienna
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Tito
Price of Milk Stirs Debate in Alabama Hearing
Birmingham December hearing on milk prices drew a large crowd of consumers producers and distributors. J G B Fletcher urged elimination of the milk control board while others cited rising costs and slim profits. The board will continue investigations into production distribution and pricing with meetings planned in Montgomery and Mobile.
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Birmingham
J. G. B. Fletcher
Alabama
New Milk Board
Fletcher
Milk Control Board
James E. Folsom
Foremost Dairies
Jefferson County
Stokes
Milk Board
Montgomery
Mobile
E. A. McBride
McBride
Don Rogers
A. E. Northcutt
Honor Rolls At Eva Bared Honor Rolls At Eva Bared
Eva school announces third month honor rolls with multiple lists. Names cover Junior I II III, Senior I II, and Special categories including Wallace Hill J L Sanders and Rolland Oden among many students.
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Honor
Eva
Eva School
David Ammons
Spencer Chaffin
Billy Chunn
Donald Wood
Louie McDonald Jr
Elaine Holmes
Reva Lacoise Lewis
Norma Jean Murrell
Jo Ann Patton
Paul Light
Leon Morgan
Mary Ellen Pridmore
S. D. Childers
Rolland Oden
Margaret Ann Ryan
Doris Sue McDonald
Wallace Hill
J. L. Sanders
Nelson Dean Fortenberry
Audrey Murphree
Martha’ Elizabeth Holmes
Margie Edna Norris
Shelby Jean Stinson
Sue Etta Thompson
Nettie Francis Turner
Irona Wallace
Inez West
Garner Duskin
Eugene Wood
Annie Ruth Childers
Rosiland Holmes
Betty Lou Woodruff
Barbara Young
Arthur Lee Lindsey
Winfred Morgan
Shirley McDonald
Nell Woodard
Peggy Bryan
Heart Attack Held Cause of Driver Death Near Livingston
Meridian dispatch reports John Keller, married November 5, died while driving from Birmingham to Meridian. Authorities believe a heart attack caused him to stop his car off a highway two miles west of Livingston. Funeral services were held locally. Survivors include his wife and son W. J. Keller Jr., plus two sisters.
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Meridian
Miss
John Keller
Livingston
Ala
Keller
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Birmingham
Sumter County
W. J. Keller,Jr
Boston
Mass
Nannie McCarty
Laurel
Addie Williams
Mobile
Youngster Told Why He Can't Get Music Out of Fire Alarm
ATTERBORO Mass December 13 Investigating two false fire alarms sounded two minutes apart police discovered tracks of a tow wagon leading from the box. They followed the trail to the nearby home of a three and one half year old boy. He climbed on a cart and twisted the red radio on the pole seeking music.
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Attleboro
Mass
Congressman Plans Visit to Mine for a Talk With Workers
An Alabama congressman intends to visit a mine in Birmingham to gauge worker sentiment. The planned trip aims to meet miners, discuss conditions, wages, and safety, and observe daily operations firsthand. The effort reflects outreach to labor amid ongoing national economic concerns.
Strawberry vine in rose family relation noted
A strawberry vine is described as a member of the rose family, highlighting its botanical classification and relation to related plants.
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Strawberry Vine
Rose
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Turner
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Checkerboard Store
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Are
Ray Sanders
Marie Andrews
Jimmie Lou Childers
Doris Neel
Flossie Oden
John Smith
al G. C. Childers
J. L. Hopper
Evelyn Brown
Ella Dean Bryan
Eunice Elrod
Dorothy Holmes
Carolyn Murphree
Ian Oden
Oreda Ryan
Margaret Weaver
Kennedy Motor Co
Goidel’s Drug Store
Rep
Taurie. Co
Battle
D-Ala
Decatur Cleaners
DYERS
Johnston St
Department Store
Glnnda Sk. Eee
Bank St
Gunter
Second Avenue
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