Hurricane Demolishes Haiti Town
Hurricanes continue to devastate Haiti with Mathew Town on Inagua and Bahama islands feeling impact. Five Scipa employees including three Americans were marooned near Damiens College while establishing radio links to Aux Cayes. Storm moves toward open Atlantic after centering near Great Inagua, 575 miles southeast of Miami, with Red Cross seeking helicopters to assess southern damage.
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Fort Worth man believed murdered in Oklahoma auto blaze
Police in Fort Worth chased a confusing tale as a man named Hagler allegedly “alive” after a body found in a burned station wagon near Davis Oklahoma. Investigators linked prints to Hagler and questioned a Fort Worth resident Hightower while confirming the victim’s identity and cause of death.
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Bank of America names new chairman in San Francisco
Fred A. Ferroggaria was named chairman of the board of directors of Bank of America and will keep his office in San Francisco. He succeeds A. J. Gock who retires as chairman and senior officer in the Southern California area.
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Typhoon Typhoon capsizes ferries. car burns in Hakodate
A wrecked station wagon and a typhoon disaster near Hakodate leave 1,218 dead or missing among ferry passengers. A lent car used for a business trip, an overnight bag found, and officials report 196 still missing as the Japanese National Railways confirm the toll.
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Malan's Party Chooses Successor Leader in SA
In Pretoria South Africa the dominant Nationalist party will meet from May 30 to name a successor to Prime Minister Daniel Malan. The announcement stressed a cautious approach while the choice is expected to shape South Africa's postwar policy and domestic governance.
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Sea Walls Protect Beach Homes Amid High Tide
Residents along the coast report eight houses damaged as high waves struck shoreline structures. Brig. Gen. Ralph Snavely notes utility crews report some disruption but service largely intact as authorities assess storm impact and repair needs.
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