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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1949

Page

5

Tot Survives Four Adults Die In Crash In Ohio

A two year old boy sat wailing amid the wreckage of United States Highway 40 as four adults perished in a three car collision near Hendrysburg Ohio. Texas couple Kenneth Neal Betts and sister in law Mrs Kingham died along with two others from Borger Texas and Bar nesville Ohio. One patrolman identified the boy as Betts son while the fate of the aunt remains unclear. The crash involved a Texas registered car rear ending another vehicle then crossing the highway. The third auto bore Harry W Taylor of Morristown Ohio. The highway patrol investigates the scene and identity of the boy.

ST. Clairsville Ohio Highway Patrol Texas Kenneth Neal Betts Borger Tex Herbert Kingham Cpl G. D. Miller Betts Kingham Corporal Miller John A. Sellers Barnesville Harry W. Taylor Morristown Hendrysburg Here

Mothers Claim to Buy Solomon-Case Boy

Immigration officials in New York determine which of two displaced women is the mother of a 9 year old boy. Mrs. Golda Klein and Mrs. Taisila Sepp both contend the child is theirs after arriving with 1,272 displaced persons aboard the General Muir. The trio are held on Ellis Island awaiting a ruling.

New York INS Solomon Golda Klein Vilna Poland Taisila Sepp General Muir Bremerhaven Ellis Island

Twenty Foreign Pilots Quit Chinese Air Service

Twenty of twenty three foreign pilots employed by the Chinese Central Air Transport Corporation resigned rather than fly for Communist China. Eighteen were American, one British, one Canadian. The pilots cited conditions including participation in stealing aircraft and other equipment as reasons for quitting after a meeting watched by guards at Kai Tak Airport.

Hong Kong Chinese Central Air Transport Corporation China Kai Tak CATC China National Aviation Corporation Reds Robert J. Raines Reno New

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