Holiday Toll On The Roads Over Holiday Weekend
Upstate two deadly accidents claimed two lives each. Walter Dickow and Walter Labenski died when their car overturned near Marathon Cortland County. Edward Seagert and Harlan Durfee died when their automobile struck a bridge north of Attica. A Watertown fireman Clarence Lamora died from injuries after a collision en route to a fire. The piece lists multiple other fatalities across several upstate communities and notes national tolls and safety council predictions amid holiday travel.
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Upstate
Walter Dickow
Jackson Heights
Walter Labenski
Binghamton
Marathon
Cortland County
Edward G. Seagert
Randolph
Harlan Durfee
Varysburg
Attica
Watertown
Clarence S. Lamora
Lamora
Elmira
Harold RB. Kane
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
United States
Associated Press
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New York
Polo Grounds
New Yorkl Giants
Bernard L. Doyle
London
Fourth of Monitor
Doyle
Falr
New York City
N. J
George M. Malfigat
Jamesienkov
J. Braddock
Trygve
Gnion
United Nations
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tass
Jakob Malik
Russia
Geneva
Edgecome Av
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Grulmano
Ugo Luca
Carabinieri
Giuliano
von Giuliano
Rome
Jano
Montele
Ipre
Sicily
Critics of Lisbon Premier Are Freed
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salajzar
Mozambique
Portuguese East Africa
Calais
Communist Party
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