Wreck near Salt Lake City kills and injures dozens
In a heavy snow area about 80 miles northeast of Salt Lake City a massive derailment left 21 dead and six missing. Eight severely hurt, many treated for minor injuries as two trains in a three unit diesel consist collided and a freight train was derailed. Snow and dark night hampered rescue. Names of victims and exact counts were provided by Union Pacific authorities.
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Freight train derailment halts cars near passing track
Railroad officials reported a freight train derailed on the mainline near San Francisco. All cars cleared onto a passing track before the incident halted, with about 200 people aboard the two trains. Ten freight cars were pushed sideways onto the westward track as crews worked to recover the scene.
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Wreck of City Trains In Wyoming Kills Many
At least 21 died and many injured after the City of San Francisco rear-ended the City of Los Angeles in a Utah-Wyoming corridor wreck. Authorities said both trains were late due to a storm and ambulances, doctors, and emergency crews rushed to the scene near Evanston.
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Train collision halts City of Los Angeles near Salt Lake City
Union Pacific reports preliminary investigation shows a block signal halted the City of Los Angeles as a freight train left the eastbound main for a sidetrack. The City of San Francisco then collided with the stopped train, pushing four or five cars against the sideline.
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Cited To Appear For Taking Automobile
A Frederick Michigan case reports that Charles Grayson Lee and Douglas Brown were linked to the theft of a 1949 Oldsmobile from Myersville man Harry C. Hime Jr. The car was found with its drive shaft damaged on Broadway after a radiator shop call led to the arrest of Lee. Brown was not held for hearing.
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