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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

22

Freight train rear-ends passenger car in West Virginia crash

A 144 car Chesapeake & Ohio freight train struck a halted westbound George Washington passenger train near Thurmond injuring four crew and six passengers. Seven passenger and three freight cars derailed and about 100 feet of track was damaged. None of the 138 aboard seriously injured.

National H. W. Honaker Chesapeake & Ohio Thurmond W. Va Honaker George Washington

Coolidge Man Heads State Legionnaires

Robert Crok rill, a World War II veteran and Coolidge cotton grower, becomes commander of the Arizona department of the American Legion after a third roll call vote over Dick Kramer of Phoenix. New officers include Carl Nelson, William Stump, and Soleng Tom, with re-elected Calvin Sanders and L. E. Ater. Legion Auxiliary selects Mrs. T. G. Chilton as president and names other officers R. E. Hunter, C. M. Fritzinger, and George M. Tatterson.

Douglas Robert Cockrill Coolidge Arizona Department of the American Legion Dick Kramer Phoenix Ralph Watkins Buckeye Carl V. Nelson Bisbee William Stump Hayden Soleng Tom Tucson Calvin R. Sanders L. E. Ater Tempe T. G. Chilton Superior The Legion Auxiliary Jesse Gribble R. E. Hunter C. M. Fritzinger Casa Grande George M. Tatterson

Mass Said for Deputy Ernesto O. Alvarez in Tucson

Requiem Mass was said for Ernesto O. Alvarez a deputy sheriff for 18 months who died Saturday in St Marys Hospital Survivors include his wife Ruth of 516 W 17th St two sons Ernest and Jose Juan three sisters Mrs Ernestina Gallego Mrs Josephina Aragon and Mrs Carmella Membrilla seven brothers Jose Antonio Faustino Rodrigo Cesario Alvaro Fernando and Nicolas and his mother Mrs Carmen O Alvarez all of Tucson

Ernesto O. Alvarez St. Mary’s Hospital Alvarez Ruth W. 17Th St Ernest Jose Juan Ernestina Gallego Josephina Aragon Carmella Membrilla Jose Antonio Faustino Rodrigo Cesario Alvaro Fernando Nicolas Carmen O. Alvarez Tucson

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