Captain Prout Survives Jet Crash Miracle of the Year
Captain Prout of the 111th Pennsylvania Air National Guard survived a midair collision and a 65 degree below zero fall after ejecting from his jet near Dover Delaware. He, two other airmen, and his family are named. he credits climbing the parachute lines to avoid the ocean and landed on a swampy area. The crash, witnessed by civilians from Washington and Allentown, was described as miraculous by the airmen. Prout is the nephew of Medal of Honor recipient Col. William J. O'Brien and works for General Electric in Philadelphia.
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Dyin
Naver
Del
Tie
Washington
2. C
Allentown
Prout
John B. Prout
Drd Ave
William J. O’brien
103Th Infantry
Saipan
193Th Infantry
Air National Guard
Schenectady
Word
111Th Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Jaynes McGovern
Thomas L. McGovern
101St St
Susan
Nancy
John
Linda
Prince Frederick Kd
King of Prussia, Pa
General Electric Co
Philadelphia
Averill Park Central School
Prouts
Roy
Pennsylvania
Proud
Starfire
FAMC
Walter J. Cantley Jr
Jenkintown
Arthur K. Dietrich
Litle Falls
Jease
Lrowl
Mel
Dover Base
Air Guard
Tale
Brunswick Couple Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Wh Nelson Littlefield marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a family reunion at their Brunswick home. Born in Grafton and Brunswick respectively, they married at the bride’s parents home officiated by Rev William B Flouton. Attendants included Harold Wilson and Mrs Bertha Benkena. The couple has four children and five grandchildren. He worked as a farmer and earlier at Brust Hayner General Store Center Brunswick. now retired. They are long standing members of the Center Brunswick Methodist Church.
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Nelson Littlefield
Branswick
Littlefield
Grafton
Harold Wilson
Bertha Benkena
Paul Bulson
Millard Littlefield
Cropseyville
Ralph Littlefield
Eagle Mills
Dennison Hewitt
Tamlarae Read
Littlefeld
Brust & Hayner
Center I Brunswick
Center Brunswick Methodist Church
Amsterdam Man Drowns as Dam Coffer Gate Collapses
Tohn Czech, 38, of 50 Union St. Amsterdam, drowned when a coffer dam used to hold haul water for gate repairs at Lock 12 collapsed. He had joined a pump operation behind the dam as water seeped into the work area. Dragging efforts were unsuccessful due to large ice blocks hindering boat use.
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Amsterdam
Apt
Tohn Czech
Union St
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
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