Spanish Racer De Portago Crashes. 11 Die At Mille Miglia
The Mille Miglia disaster at Guidizzolo near the finish line leaves 11 dead including Italian driver Alfonso de Portago and his co-driver Nelson. The Ferrari swerved, struck a milestone and telegraph pole, and crashed into a panicked crowd as spectators fled in terror. Police reported numerous injuries and chaos as the crowd scattered. De Portago, 27, had been a rising star in auto racing and previously competed in the Le Mans and Winter Olympics events.
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Italy
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Massive Dallas Flood Alerts and Texas Storm Toll
Residents evacuate Dallas as widespread flash floods threaten streams feeding the Bosque and Brazos rivers. A San Gabriel River warning echoed from Georgetown, while cars and a baby drown in rapid floodwaters south of Waco. Two teens die in a rain soaked collision near Teague. Bridges fail, power lines fall, and rescue teams mobilize from Brownwood and Port Arthur. Fort Worth transceiver outages spark brief isolation. Arlington and Alvarado brace for severe downpours amid 30 minute deluge.
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Waco
San Gabriel River
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Tiopol
Texas
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Teague
Dallas
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Apri
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Sheriff's Ratio
Engle
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Nate
Mort Worth
Richland Hills
Arlington
Departsment of Public Safety
Tigheway
Cleburne
United Press
Jack Proctor
Alvarado
Scot Invents Oil-Proofing Device in Scotland
A Scottish engineer, John McGregor of Edinburgh, reportedly invented a treatment that coats metal with an ultra thin layer to nearly eliminate friction and wear. The People newspaper says he has gone into hiding to avoid curious onlookers while his oil-free lubrication method is tested.
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London
Whs
Sunday
John McGregor
Edinburgh
Scotland
Pastor Lambastes Pious Twaddle at Ministers Meet
Seventh Day Adventist pastor Harold M. S Richards told about 300 ministers in Washington that many sermons are filled with moving stories and worldly events rather than true preaching. He labeled some clergymen quacks in religion and urged substance over ceremonial rhetoric while speaking at Washington Missionary College.
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Std. Richards
Voice of Prophecy
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Navy
Rectary
Red
Dag Hammarskjold Returns From Two Week Trip Abroad
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold returned Sunday from a two weeks trip abroad. He met with Pope John Paul II and conferred with Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion. Hammarskjold also spoke with Italian government officials and attended a series of United Nations conferences in Geneva.
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U. N
Dag Hammarsknijold
Pope Plug Iiii
David Men-Gurian
Mammarskjold
U. N. Sontatendes
Geneva
Buy Broadway Bonds At 5 Percent Interest
Investment note promotes 5 percent interest on Broadway bonds issued by First Southern Baptist Church located at 5440 Orange GA. Includes regulatory reference to California corporate commission and weekly timing details, with unclear issuance permit.
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First Southern Baptist Church
Orange GA
California
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