Two Women Die in Kentucky Car Crash
A 20 year old Cleveland girl survived with serious injuries after a collision near Monterey Kentucky that killed her mother Mrs Susan Dunn 55 and companion Mrs Whitmore about 50. The survivor Miss Marjorie Dunn said her mother had been driving many hours and likely fell asleep at the wheel as the car plunged down a 1 foot embankment en route to Miami Florida where her mother owns a hotel.
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Frankfort
Cleveland, O., Irl
Marjorie Dunn
Monterey
Susan Dunn
Whitmore
Probe Death Of Woman Formerly Of Youngstown
Authorities investigated a San Francisco death after Mrs. Pearl Elizabeth Houser 56 formerly of Youngstown Ohio shot herself on a rooftop. She left a note to her son in law and daughter Robert S and Mary Brewster and is survived by a son Randall Houser of Youngstown.
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San Francisco
INS
Pearllizabeth Houser
Youngstown
Midge
Robert S
Mary Brewster
Randall Houser
Youngstown, O
Altoona Man New Leader of Eagles
Charles F. Sanders of Altoona headed the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Pennsylvania succeeding Edward Lischner of Homestead. New officers included Paul S. Hopper Easton vice president Maurice Splain Jr Oil City secretary John J. Monahan Wilkes-Barre treasurer Ernest Ridgway Stroudsburg outside guard Charles Mahoney Coatesville inside guard Stephen Thomas McKeesport conductor. Naval Air Reserve pilots logged 122075 man hours in 1947 training operations.
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Scranton
Charles F. Sanders
Altoona
Order of Eagles
Pennsylvania
Edward Lischner
Homestead
Paul S. Hopper
Easton
Maurice Splain, Jr
Oil City
John J. Monahan
Wilkes-Barre
Ernest Ridgway
Stroudsburg
Charles Mahoney
Coatesville
Stephen Thomas
McKeesport
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Kentucky
Eagles
Naval Air Reserve
Gustav
Holland
Gustav’s
Pure Food Bakery
Washington
Crotos
Eckerd
Bill “Dad” Dukes
Castle
N. Mil
E Holiday
Strauss
U. S. Rubber Co
Strauss-Hirshberg
Ruth Ames
Weathercool Rayon Faille
Jo Collins
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