Fifty Bodies Recovered in Alabama Mine Disaster
Alabama mine disaster toll climbs to fifty with sixty bodies recovered of Virginia City miners. rescue work continues amid a mass of mangled remains and fears for missing workers. coffins in short supply as families gather at the mine mouth waiting news. a possibly living victim is reported. local undertakers seek more coffins from nearby cities.
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