Ed Meister Buried Alive in Maine Pulp Mill Digester
In Lisbon Falls Maine a sixteen year old Ed Meister was buried alive by a hopper landslide at a pulp mill. Trapped up to his head in wood chips, he suffocated for minutes before foreman Wallace Fowler and rescuers freed him. He quit, vowing never to risk two deaths for ten dollars.
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Phila fans face bitter choice over Foxx loss
A caustic look at Philadelphia baseball decline after the Foxx sale and franchise turmoil. The piece laments the city’s baseball consciousness, notes Connie Mack’s long career and age, and contrasts two shabby ballparks while predicting mounting fan disillusion amid heavy tax burdens and gambling tensions. It also strings together assorted sports anecdotes and boxing and hockey tidbits from various figures.
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