Three Agencies Start Probe of Fatal Troop Train Crash
Three agencies launched investigations into the fatal troop train wreck near Coshocton Ohio. The Spirit of St Louis collided with a stalled troop train, killing 23 soldiers and injuring at least 80 as officials from the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Ohio military district, and the National Guard led inquiries alongside Army investigators.
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Coshpochon
Ohio
Sept.ma
Teagin Tracy
Ginst
United States
Mi Gbio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bt. ‘Bouls” Crass
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen
Atehose Reylardsmen
Myers
D.-Pa
Pennsylvania
Dan Flood
Harry P. O'Neill
Daniel Strickler
Francis G. Brink
National Guard
Washington
Army
Guard orders to active duty in California paper
Incomplete OCR fragment notes guard orders issued for active duty in California. Missing clear names, units, dates, and locations limits precise details.
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California
Pany
North Korean Chant Echoes Over Taegu Gulley
About 300 North Koreans trapped north of Taegu chanted as American forces shelled the area. Lt. George W. Petersburg described a strange night sound from a gulley, likened to a slowed phonograph record, growing louder as mortars filled the air.
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U. First Cavalry
Korea
Taegu
Eaither
Nowaukee
Polio Deaths Reported Elevate County Cases This Year
Weekend figures push Sante County total for the year to 62 polio cases with two more deaths recorded, reflecting a worsening health trend and prompting officials to review vaccination outreach and surveillance efforts.
Army Major Jailed for Quizon $250,000
Maj Harrold Dean Banning 39, located at a ranch, was jailed for questioning in an Army probe of misapplication of more than $250 000 in public funds. He denied any theft and claimed the money was his personal savings. He was held without charge for Army authorities at Army HQ San Francisco.
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Eno
Rermany
Harold Dean Banning
Lee Sharmmerly
Arkansas
Deed “Wai
Banning
Army
U. S
Francisco
Half a Billion Invested Shape Big Company Growth
A fragmented passage notes large capital spending and education plans by major firms. It highlights how corporations reinvest profits to improve products and services, with public credit implied, and mentions various unnamed entities, producers, and investments fueling ongoing development. The text emphasizes growth through investment and public benefit.
L A Man in Operation 32 Plans Return
EAST GRINSTEAD England Sept 12 AM Still able to gin broadly after 31 operations Los Angeles businessman Gerry Fitzgerald 59 today kept his 32nd and hopes his last date with a British surgeon Four years and two days ago almost every bone in Fitzgeralds body except his spine was broken in a airplane crash in Switzerland Since then he has been returning to England regularly to spare himself mended Sir Archibald McIndoe a pic surgeon I hope this is the last one Fitzgerald said before entering the opera room Then run back to country and Los Angeles Today's surgery was to remove a piece of bone from Fitzgeralds cheek and lift his eyelids to restore normal sight Since the Accident the best he had been able to do was to ace from one eye at a time
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East Grinstead
England
Los Angeles
Gerry Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Switzerland
Archibald McIndoe
Hurricane Piles High Tides Along Northeast Coast
A hurricane moving along the east coast lashed New England with high tides and gale winds. Five dead and three injured reported with damage in New England expected to top $500,000. The 400 mile wide storm passed Nantucket and Cape Cod as ships including the Queen Mary and Liberte faced buffeting conditions.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Caribbean
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Disabled Vets Hiring Urged to Defense Industries
Veterans Administration urged defense industries to give disabled World War II veterans a chance. The agency said able-bodied workers often overlook their qualified peers and stressed that many veterans seek only an opportunity to prove themselves.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Defense Industries
Veterans
Standley doubts Russia can wage any war
Adm William H Standley former ambassador to Russia told the American Legion post in Los Angeles that he believes the Soviet economy including agriculture and industry is not in a condition to support an aggressive war. He said a shooting war with Russia is unlikely and that Russian people, despite propaganda, will not support a war.
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Los Angeles
Adm
Willam H. Standley
Russia
Adm Standley
Harrison Gray Otis
American Legion
Wife of Hawthorne Man Killed by Gun
FRANKFURT Germany September 12 Army officials announced that Mrs Josefa Padrnos died in an Augsburg hospital yesterday from a gunshot wound. She had reportedly been shot accidentally while a woman friend of hers was showing her how to use an Army carbine Mrs Padrnos was the wife of Pic Rudolf Hawthorne Calif S Padrnos of
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Frankfurt
Germany
Josefa Padrnos
Augsburg
Padrnos
Pic
Rudolf Hawthorne
Calif
S. Padrnos
Delay Hinted in War Pinch on Consumers
Washington reports hint a wartime mobilization may spare consumers initially with installment curbs and higher taxes possibly taking effect by October. Government prods steel and other industries to boost output while planning controls to ration essential materials. Officials say present surpluses and industry capacity mean consumer pain could be delayed and limited, though broad mobilization powers loom.
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Washington
America
Truman
Commerce Department
Sewyer
Wilam H. Harrison
International Teléphone and Telegraph Co
Harrison
Hoss
New National Production Authority
NPA
Korea
van Truman
Santier
Weeluly Sawyer
Sawyer
Kim Haw Ae
Leslie
Begu
P. Truman
Congress
Wanra
Aimiler
Baltimore
U. 3
Coen
Dtyes
James K. Krud‘gon
Trene
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