CAB Probing Fatal Crash of Airplane
The Civil Aviation Board opened an investigation into a Lambert St. Louis crash of a DC3 cargo plane in fog with one engine, killing six of seven aboard and injuring one survivor. Meteor Air Transport employees aboard were en route to Oklahoma City with an engine. Pilots Harold Carr and Ernest Rankin died.
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Oklahoma City
Teterboro
N. J
St. Louis
Harold Carr
White Plains
N. Y
Ernest J. F. Rankin
Manhattan
N.Y
Edward B. Raftery
Elmsford
Arthur A. Ravett
Bronx
Ann Marie Delicata
Floyd Stanley Evans
Lodi
St. Louis County Hospital
John Swart
Haskell
Meteor Air Transport Company
Swart
Wishing Well Puzzle
The text describes a daily numerically based fortune game. It asks players to count letters in their first name, adjust the count by rules to obtain a key number, then check figures in a rectangle from the upper left and read the message formed by letters under the selected cells.
Serious condition after incident with injuries
The report states the individual is in serious condition with cuts bruises and a punctured lung. No further details on location or circumstances are provided.
Tuesday meetings for civic groups and fire association
Meetings listed for Tuesday at the Manchester Hotel include Civitan and Rotary at noon, Middletown Sertoma at 6 50 p m, and North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m at the North Middletown Fire House. VFW officers meet at 7 30 p m at Miami Valley Post 3809 1208 Reynolds Ave, Mayfield Fire Department at 7 30 p m Sheffield St Fire House, Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion at 7 45 p m Armory, SPEBSQSA at 8 p m Legion Home, FOE Lodge at 8 p m hall.
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Civitan and Rotary Clubs
Manchester
Middletown Sertoma Club
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown
VFW
Miami Valley Post
Reynolds Ave
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield St
Armory
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
FOE Lodge
Hall
Young American to appear at coronation program
A 12 year old Harriet Susan Harrison of Ardmore Pennsylvania will attend England's coronation program invited by the Earl of Athlone president of the Royal Richmond Horse Show. She will present a trophy for American sable horse interests as Royal Charm is shown abroad. The Miami population rose from 1681 in 1900 to 246983 in 1950.
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Philadelphia
England
Harriet Susan Harrison
Ardmore
Earl of Athlone
Mexican Officials Continue Slaughter of Sick Cattle in Outbreak
In Vera Cruz officials kill and bury cattle infected with foot and mouth disease as the United States flies in 40 experts to help curb the outbreak. Border shipments had resumed months earlier but are halted again and infected areas are quarantined. The region lies about 375 miles south of Brownsville with a 144 mile by three quarter mile infected zone. Only limited cured meats will be allowed by the U.S. authorities.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
United States
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gutierrez Zamora
Brownsville
Tex
Teculutla River
U.S
Poisons Used in Treating Ailments Across Species
Text notes the use of animal poisons in medicine, mentioning rattlesnake venom as employed in yellow fever work and cobra venom as a heart remedy. It reflects historic medicinal practices and the varied roles of animal toxins in early therapeutics.
Who Is an Indian in 1950 Census Report
A 1950 census report notes 343 410 Indians versus 237 196 Indians deemed Indian in appearance. The Bureau advised asking when in doubt, reflecting uncertain racial classifications and evolving definitions in that era.
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Bureau
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