Two Men Die In Utah Highway Crash
A car crash on a southeast Utah highway killed two men. State Patrol identified the victims as John H. Lindsey, 38, of Elmore Oklahoma, and Amos Hosea Nego, 47, of Blanding Utah.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
3
A car crash on a southeast Utah highway killed two men. State Patrol identified the victims as John H. Lindsey, 38, of Elmore Oklahoma, and Amos Hosea Nego, 47, of Blanding Utah.
The governor proclaimed a disaster as storms flooded Santa Clara and Alameda counties, backing up the San Lorenzo River and threatening levees from San Francisco Bay to Santa Cruz. Drowning victims were reported near San Jose and Marin County. evacuations occurred near Oakland and Palo Alto. Inland damage and widespread power and communication outages followed the cloudburst.
A new storm brought rain and wind with snow totals reported across resorts in the San Bernardino Mountains. State Highway 30 remains closed at 5 000 feet after a slide, and debris blocked the Pasadena Freeway briefly. A 35 year old man was critically burned by a snapped high tension wire, and a DWP worker suffered serious burns in Hollywood.
Buffums Young Careerists from Long Beach and Santa Ana toured Los Angeles to observe department store buying operations. About 40 students with summer and holiday jobs joined the trip as part of a three year program that offers training in business careers. A new registration period invites roughly 1200 applicants. Top performers win $500 scholarships, runners-up $250.
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