Train Wreck Probe Focuses On Engineer Brraen Blamed
The Associated Press reports that despite a crash blame on engineer Timothy J. Carroll, officials say no manslaughter charges yet. a Middlesex County grand jury may hear testimony next week as investigators note Carroll passed two signals before a Washington to New York express collision. Four injured remain in hospital as recovery continues and the wreckage near Plainsville is cleared.
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Tenn
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Akron
St. Michae’s Hospital
Newark
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Baltimore
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Trenton
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Piains
Bandit Chapman to Face Sharp Hears On Habeas Writ
Associated Press reports Gerald Chapman, labeled a notorious bandit, was ordered to appear in court on November 25 to respond to a habeas corpus petition. Specks counsel sought transfer to federal custody and completion of a 23 year sentence at Manta prison. Judge Thomas scheduled proceedings for November 25 with a hearing on the writ.
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Eggs as Currency in Armenian Relief Work
In the Kara Kilia region relief officials promote eggs as a medium of exchange due to Soviet money shortages. Twelve eggs equal over 50 cents, with eggs occasionally used as legal tender if other forms fail. Dorothy Steaton of New York oversees the effort, noting rising use of chicken and rice substitutes as currency amid Armenian shortages.
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Armenia
Kara Kala
Dorothy Steatton
New York City
Find No Trace Ongoing Poulere Girl
Ongoing search by authorities for a girl named Poulere is referenced in a garbled Associated Press report. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, with scattered names and fragments from Nesihaninton, Mass and New York appear. The item notes a monitoring effort and mention of a Hundred Boye Seo, but no verifiable facts about location, date, or outcome.
Goliath plane falls in the Ta lsh Channel off French coast
A large Goliath plane reportedly descended into the Ta lsh Channel a few miles off the French coast near Calais. Reportedly towed to Boulogne, with rescue efforts by Soulogre and Calais under way.
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Resolution by Delegate from Ng Hh Goals of Cooperation
A brief note outlines the aims of cooperative organizations as presented by a delegate from Ng Hh. The document emphasizes mutual aid, shared resources, and collaborative action to strengthen local economic and social ties among member groups. It underscores collective decision making and adherence to common goals.
S-51 Submarine Sinking Reported By Navy Inquiry
The Navy asked the District to file a report into the sinking of the S-51 off Block Island. The inquiry covered up to the naval court’s recent action. Secretary Wilsub said the report indicates that at least one person was aboard the sub before the sinking.
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Listeners Tune In On Music From The Air
Listeners across the Isles and Europe tune in as airs and broadcasts bring music to a wide audience. The Associated London report notes growing enthusiasm for radio concerts and the spread of wireless listening services.
Concord Man Awarded $12,000 in Damage Suit
Arthur Watkis of Concord was awarded $12,000 by a Merrimac County jury in a suit against the Boston and Maine railroad. The case stemmed from an incident at Ayer when the plaintiff was injured. The suit had been before the court three times.
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Tremor at Moodus Shakes Connecticut Towns
A tremor centered near Moodus in Connecticut rattled Hartford and surrounding towns, with reports of explosionlike noises and dishes rattling. Scientists note the events may relate to subterranean activity in Moodus, with vibrations felt across eastern Connecticut and lasting several seconds.
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William Ne Rice
Wesleyan Triver
Announcement of funerals in old Florida capital
The text recalls early Florida capital customs for funerals. Invitations were written by hand on large cards, bordered with black ribbons and displayed on salvers. Cards were carried through streets to the homes of close friends of the deceased, with invitations not yet assigned by rank or degree.
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Death of Rinaldo De Stepanis Believed Accidental Drowning
Authorities think the body found near the naval yard washed ashore and identified as Rinaldo De Stepanis. Medics note waterlogged remains and decomposed state while police link clothing laundry mark to a marine guard. Officials explore Dover Point bridge or river death as possible causes.
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Dutch premier and cabinet resign in political upheaval
A chaotic report details the Dutch premier and cabinet tendering their resignations amid a shock political crisis. The move follows accusations and a fractured coalition, triggering parliamentary debate and a push to form a new government. Names and precise dates are unclear in the fragment.
Vermont Middlesbury Title Fight For State Football Title
Vermont and Middlebury meet in a decisive football clash for the state championship. The game frames a traditional border battle with Vermont seeking to extend its dominance over Norwich and claim regional bragging rights.
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Middlebury
Norwich
Biongra
Captain Foley Retired From Mitchell Road Position
By Associated Press Pees ington Capt Paul Foley was relieved at his own request today as judge advocate of the Shenandoah court. Sec Wilbur noted the action in a brief statement, confirming the retirement from duty on Mitchell Road.
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Texying to wreck train held by large bond
In Norton on November court proceedings revealed a plan to wreck a Portland express train. Patrolman Tenry Wall was praised for preventing disaster. A suspect named Kinful faced charges of attempted railroad wreck and explosives possession. The grand jury set $20,000 bond for the accused.
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