Italian Ship Andrea Doria Sinks After Collision
A collision doomed the Italian liner Andrea Doria and nearby Stockholm. Captain Calamia ordered abandonment as rescue ships frantically aided passengers and crew during a dawn struggle, with Andrea Doria sinking after heroic attempts to save the crew and ship. The Stockholm sustained heavy damage and casualties.
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Andrea Doria
Joseph E. Kelly
Anreg Botia
Pieya Calamia
Fog Enshrouded Collision Near New York Harbor
Three sailors died in a fog bound collision south of Naytuake teland near New York Harbor. Weather officials cited dense fog and air mass interactions as factors. The distressed vessel was amid Coast Guard rescue efforts as crews searched the area for additional casualties and possible victims.
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York
Naytuake Teland
Basti
Angrea
Andrea Darla
Borla
Stockholm
John
E. Brown
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Violinist Cadek Collapses and Dies at Camp Concert
Ottokar Cadek, acting director of the University of Alabama music department and renowned violinist, collapsed and died Wednesday night while conducting a national music camp faculty concert in Interluchen Michigan.
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Interluchen, Mich
Ottokar Cadek
University of Alabama
Five From L. B. Area Aboard Liner in Crash
Five residents of Long Beach area were among 94/270 aboard the Strips College liner Stockholm when it collided with the Andrea Doria on a Wednesday night voyage. Rev Richard Dawson and his wife with two daughters were bound for a six week Scandinavia tour from Palos Verdes Estates. Mrs Alma Fee, a Jones cafeteria bookkeeper, and others from Long Beach planned visits to Sweden and Norway.
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Johannsson
Nantucket
Stockholm
Andees Doria
Cape Ann
Italy
United
States
Gennaro
France
Abousani
Ricatos
de Beaudeanr
Yno
Alol
Ing Gallery
Modern
Linly
Tuckel
Tuo
Longin
Femona College Beach
Virginia
Southland
Stripps College
Andrea Doria
Richard Dawson
Congregational Christian Church
Palos Verdes
Jean
Addison
Estates
Alma
Falcon Ave
Jones
Dawsons
Austin
Traly
New York
Monslay
Fee
Long “Beach
Sweden
Norway
Master of Stockholm's Ship Receives U S Ribbons
Captain Ginmar Wordensop, 63, long served with Swedish American Lines including the flagship Gripshelm. After 36 years at sea he earned U S government ribbons for service in North Atlantic, Mediterranean and Indian Ocean theaters during World War I, and is based in Poteborg Sweden with his wife and two sons and a daughter.
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New York
Wpi
Ginmar Wordensop
Chaseter
Stocksholm
Ttalia
Werle
Gripshelm
U.S
Poteborg
Sweden
Servicwibbons
North Atlantic
Mediterranean
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