Dixie Flyer Crash Toll Grows As War Aid Arrives
The Dixie Flyer wreck killed two crew members and injured many as volunteers helped pull the dead from debris. Emergency crews from Terre Haute and Evansville aided victims while Red Cross and civilian defense units staffed first aid posts. Blood plasma from Chicago and war supplies from India arrived by air as rescuers freed trapped victims. Frank O Blair, 62, of Pacobersbaire Indiana, died after stopping the train and jumping to safety.
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Dixie
Evidiers
Women’s Army Is
Terre Haunte
Red Cross
Office of Civilian Defense
Chicago
Chicago Herald- American
Frank O. Blair
Pacobersbaire
Ing
Stalds
Bores
Lewis
Eviansville
Ind
Pinney
Mancini Elected Local State Director at Funeral Directors Meet
The Motawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association chose Frank A Mancini as local state director at the opening dinner meeting in Hendrick Hudson. T Healy, past president, announced Mancini's election as state vice president during the sunnier months and discussed new state licensing laws for funeral directors. Angus Macaffer, permanent honorary president, reviewed the association's 1941-44 activities. James J Shields presided as president to start the 1941-45 season.
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Motawk-Hudson Funeral Directors’ Association
Frank A. Mancini
Hendrick Hudson
T. Healy
Angus Macaffer
James J. Shields
Ight
Allies Pierced Siegfried Line In Woolworth Warfront Drive
Allied forces broke into the Siegfried Line near Aachen and Roetgen as American tanks and armored units swept across German defenses. Heavy Allied airpower pounded targets while German opposition collapsed along the Albert Canal and in the Moselle region.
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Reich
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Cheumont
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Anmy
Thionville
Metz
Escaut Canal
Eindhoven
Walcheren
Ninth Army
France
United States
Normandy
Allied Advances in Belfort Gap Pressed by German Counterattacks
Seventh Army reports continued pressure in the Dowhs Valley as attacks from the south and southwest target Belfort. American and French forces push toward the Belfort Gap between the Jura and Vosges, with gains near Vesoul Villersexe and Genevrives as German resistance centers near Ponte De Roide.
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Tub
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Veroul
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Gray
Reds Advance In Eastern Front Steady Push Toward Warsaw
Soviet fronts report renewed battles around Warsaw with the Red Army pressing from northeast and along the Praga axis. Polish and German forces clash as Soviet tank and shock units drive toward the Polish capital, with crossings toward Slovakia and border actions ongoing.
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Rusep F
Praga
Gerling
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Berok
Krosno
Slovakia
Presbytery To Honor Dr Neves At Fall Meeting
The Presbytery plans honors for Dr Neves during the annual fall meeting at First Presbyterian Church Cambridge. Rev Morgan Phelps XII, pastor, leads a program with lay leaders and questions for Presbyter James H. shuren. Dr Neves, Yale and Union alumni, has long served Presbyterian churches and will be recognized for his ministry.
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Fly Win
Siknam Ment Gzint Cohoes
Red Promotion Corum Presdvu Terénee
Noyes Wil Sers
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É. Noyes
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New York
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Dobbs Fer
Brooklin
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Berlin Subways May Hide Plane Factories
Observers note potential use of Berlin subway system to shelter aircraft parts plants as German plans shift production underground. Officials indicate factories may be moved into Paris subs while air raids continue.
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Paris
Alued
Air Force
Jens Rad Wiesned
Ars Mn
Editor Quotation Remark in Beevices Book Note
A fragmentary line notes the editor of the book Beevices. WCIR ARO includes a self reference to his own prayers, reflecting a mixed attribution in the archived text.
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