Wreck kills Kansas woman in New York intersec
A Kansas woman, Mrs. Bertha Waterbury, 70, of Cherryvale, was killed in a two car crash at an intersection near Bowmansville New York. Her husband and two Missourians were injured. The truck driver from Buffalo also sustained injuries. The incident occurred September 11 as the two vehicles collided after traveling through the area.
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Mobile
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Peabody
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Barnston
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Rain checks spread as Alaska fires threaten bases
A light rain aided firefighters battling brush and forest fires near Elmendorf Air Force Base and Fort Richardson in Alaska. Troops were held back from maneuvers to help curb outbreaks as smoke overwhelmed crews. Several thousand acres burned with no loss of life reported, though firefighters suffered smoke effects.
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Catholics Rally Fills Forbes Field Crowd Overflows
More than 100,000 Roman Catholic men jammed Forbes Field for a eucharistic rally of the Pittsburgh diocese the first since 1941. Estimated attendance neared 130,000 as Holy Name societies from 20 western Pennsylvania counties packed the stands the field and adjacent streets. Two archbishops three bishops and 700 priests led a two hour service with candles as floodlights were dimmed. Archbishop Mulloy urged strong faith against poisonous doctrines.
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Covington
Coffeyville Man Killed Among Kansas Korea Casualties
Washington announces Kansas casualties in Korea list No 91 with first Lt. Donald R Lamb of Coffeyville reported killed in action, Sgt Jonathan Waters of Kansas City listed wounded, Cpl Roy Dunmire of the Marine Corps son of Mr and Mrs Ray L Dun, among others.
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Kansas City
Miller brothers noted wounded in action in wartime
Raymond Vernon Miller of the Marine Corps son of Vernon D. Miller from Chase is reported wounded in action for the second time. Also listed is Corporal Douglas L. Ander of the Army, husband of Lydia Anderson of Junction City, injured in service. Read The Classified Ads.
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Marine Corps
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Chase
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Army
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Junction City
B-26 Marks 1000th Korean War Mission
First Lt. Robert L. Kennedy of Solomon Kansas served as navigator on a B-26 bomber that carried out the 1,000th mission against Korean targets. The raid occurred on Saturday.
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Solomon, Kan
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