Fire destroys Georgia mountain home killing seven children
A mountain farmhouse at Wooster Gap near Rabun Bald Mountain burned early today trapping eight people from two families. Seven children and one adult died. Three survivors were badly burned and two families’ members escaped in the freezing cold with only night clothing. The blaze started around 8 a.m. from an overturned stove during a visit by the Teague and Talley families from Cantor North Carolina and Georgia.
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Rabun Bald Mountain
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Teague
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Three Motorists Die In Train Accidents
Three motorists were killed in separate automobile train crashes across Alabama over the weekend. Floyd C. Bazzell, 38, of Prattville died when his car was hit broadside by a freight train near Wetumpka. Deputy Porter Hutson said two companions, Jack Seamon, 22, and Rue West Luster, 20, were critically injured. Dorothy Gayle Few, 2, of Chickasaw, was fatally injured Friday when her father’s car was struck near Mobile by a Louisville and Nashville train. Alex J. Duplan, 55, lost his life when rammed by a streamliner near Theodore.
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Elmore County
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Luster
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Dorothy Gayle Few
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile
Alex J. Duplan
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