The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
Three Persons Met
 Death mTrain Wreck
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boiler exploding. The next thing I knew l. was picking myself up. Co-eds and other women were screaming. There was . girl in the aisle, crying. I learned later her leg had been broken. saw Q man in the aisle, too. He was grooming. There was no chance of getting out until they chopped us out. was lucky to get of with Q bruised head"
 Firemen to Rescue
 Jack Synder, Q Sunbury fireman, one of the rescuers, said he had stood at the side of a coach, taking passengers passed out of q window by other rescuers inside. He passed them on to another man and they were conveyed by Q chain of men to ambulanceg waiting outside the wreckage covered area. One pas- senger regained consciousness in Synder's arms. He began shouting for his suitcase.
 The injured were taken to Sun- bury hospital, where for hours cone fusion reigned. Passengers and trainmen, almost all suffering from hurts not considered serious, were placed in cots hastily set up in cor- riders after the regular wards had been filled.
 Names of Injured
 The injured:
 William c. Waetheral, Newbcrry, Pa, baggage master cuts and shock.
 Morris Hammar, l8, New York, rib and leg injuries.
 Gertrude Brienlinger, 20, Grant, wood, N. J., scalp injuries.
 Esther Paterson, 10, Brooklyn, lace erated scalp.
 Willard Edmunson, 30, Jersey Shore, Pa.
 Charlotte Lane, 20, williamsport. Pa., bruises.
 Lewis zlotkin, 9, Freehold, N. J., leg injured.
 Harold s. Lasher, Brooklyn, leg Injured.
 Frank vlossak, 10, Palmerton, N. D., cuts.
 Janice McKenna, IS, New Rochelle, N. r., head injuries.
 Harvey Hall, 52, Williamsport, Pa. head injuries.
 Thomas BoSsner, b6, Wiliamsport, mail clerk, head and shoulder in- juries.
 Francis Rockwell, Danbury, Conn.
 oscar Winz, 20, Brooklyn. Lac. erations and back injuries.
 Sidney Kanengeiser, Newark, knee injuries.
 John Pathunbridge, Haddonfield, W. J., ankle injury.
 Seymour Caplan, Brooklyn, right hand injured.
 Frances Gentle, 2i, Summit, N. J., lacerationS and shock.
 Fred Fusion, Muncy, Pa, right eye injured.
 Kimber Bellig. williamsport, Pa, knee injury.
 Joyce McCloud, 20, Elizabeth, N. J., right cheek cut.
 Mary French, 20, Nyack, ". Y, scratches and bruises.
 Mrs. Clara Brownell, 6e, Willianls- port, Pa, lacerations and back in- JurIes.
 Julius Lewis, 21, Elmira, N. Y. contusions of back and leg. Marion Cooke, IS, Westfield, N. Y. lacerations of head.
 Ruth Brown, l7, New Rochelle. N. r., contusions.
 Sandy Kurtz, Brooklyn, orchestra leader, bruises.
 Logan Cunningham, 48, Williams port, Pa, lacerations.
 Albert J. Hill, trainman, Wil- Transport, Pa, lacerations.
 Charles 5tillwell, 42. Williamsport, lacerations.
 Donald Rabinowitz, Brooklyn. concussions.
 Cause Is Unknown.
 The cause of the wreck was un- known but first investigations by railroad officials indicated faulty switch. The train was going at high speed. The engines momen- tum tore 1t and it's tender loose from the cars when 1t plunged of the rails.
 Every window in every coach was broken. First rescue workers found injured passengers wandering up and down the adjoining highway. dazed. Others still were in the coaches. All seemed more fright ened than hurt.
 All available doctors. nurses. and were sent to the scene. EIouseholders, awakened by the noise Of the accident and by the sirens of ofiicial cars, gathered about the wreck. They helped lift the inc jured through the broken windows and lay them out along the road side until cars were available to take them into eunbury.
 DanbmFy hinn Hurt
 DanbuFy. Conn. Jan. 3i~~(UPl-- Francis Flockell. listed among the Injured in the Pennsylvania train wreck. is the son of George c, Rock well. president Of the bail ds Roller Bearing Company.
 lie is c student co uueknell Uni- veFaity and vas enFoule home for the weekend. It Was understood here hts injuries were not severe and he would GontlnlIe tala trip.