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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
Salvatore Funeral

WdIO 4IuClOlVC, v. D. hIlily, SIdUlOll- cd at Camp North Polk, Louisiana.
 Salvatore Funeral
 Joseph Salvatore of 68 Pilgrim street, local gas-station operator died Monday at the Fraternity hos pital. The funeral will be held Fri day morning at 8 o'clock from 68 Pilgrim avenue to St. Lucy's church at o'clock. Burial will be in the Calvary cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Seery of Thomaston avenue and MT. and Mrs. Frank Seery of Downs street returned after brief stay with MT. and Mrs. William Nolan at their Cedar Beach cottage.
 WalIr Montambault of Terrace avenue and John Martin of Colonial avenue returned after a weeks va cation at Silver Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. James McArdle of Linden N. J. are guests of MT. and Mrs. William Smith of ThOmaSton avenue.
 Farley Thursday
 The Girl routs of Troop 16 will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Carney of Chapel street.
 Miss Ruth Barron of Sheffield street has returned from a vacation in Florida at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edith Waxmann.
 Miss Mary Ciaccio of Sheffield street has returned after a weeks vacation at the home of her cousin, Miss Maria Oddo of New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
By JACK GAVER cyL AC

NEW YORK(UP)Thins right booming for the Negro " in
 at the Zanzibar and Ubang
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
AUXILIARY SEATS
 OFFICERS FRIDAY
Mrs. John McMahon 10 Preside; Girl Scouts COn-
 vene Tomorrow
WATERVILLE
Barbara Burns, Correspondent.
 Telephone 3-8231.

Waterville, Aug. 1l-Mrs. John McMahon will be the presiding of- ficer at the Casper Davis auxiliary meeting Friday evening at the Frat ernity Hall. At this time there will be installation of officers.
 Hot Dog Roast
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Daddario of ThomaStOn avenue entertained Sunday at hot doy roast given in Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
ODDITY

European storekeepers keep the tench, an edible fish on their counters for as lon as "A hours. If unable to sell them hten, they threw them back into the river and the fish swim away as alive as ever
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Mrs. Bessie Truelove of Thomas ton avenue returned home yester- day after visiting her son, Pvt. Ed ward Trueloive, U. s. Army, station cd at Camp North Polk, Louisiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

A check of 7200 farm-owned trucks showed that only 25 per cent of the tires on these vehicles were good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

India theater between Maj. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer, former Chief of Staff of Army Air Forces, and Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w. Stillwell aroused speculation that heavier air attacks could be expected in that theater.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19

FOUND-Short legged black
male dog, white breast, gray
mouth, sheltered at 1925 S. Ora
tiot. Phone 1713W. Brown Col
lie, white collar, also straying in
neiRhborhood.
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Wanted to Rent
FARMERS
OR LANDOWNERS

If you have 10 to 40 acres
we'll drained fertile sandy loan
not in crops, either with or with
out buildings. Mt. Clemens, War
rem, Roseville, district, will pay
immediate cash rent. II you also
have farm machinery, farm
truck or family labor available
will pay cash for planting and
harvesting special crop from my
seed and fertilizer. Immediate
cash income without crop risks
Write today advising what you
have and l will call to close deal
W. r. Doak. PO. Box 81, Mt
Clemens.
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Woman wanted at once TO
teach grade school near Cady's
corners balance of this term. In
quire John w. Priehs. 1905 Mo-
ravian Drive. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 2390-Jl1.
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Moving 9 Storage


DETROIT, Feb. 19 - up -
Willie Mosconi, world pocket
billiards champion, won his sew
enth and eighth successive
blocks in his exhibition match
with Ralph Greenleaf Thursday,
l25 to 35 and l25 TO Ia. Mos
conf had high run OF "a.
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Girl or woman for homework
Stay nights, ample time off. Two
children. 20 South Highland.
Phone $50, Mt. Clemens after
900 pm.
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WiIdt & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens 1914
Wonted-Reol Estote T

Gratiot Ave. 36 Acres. 800 It.
frontage on Hall Rd. Rich dark
soil Will di Tide 5 acres or more.
Take larger farm farther out.
Owner 1920 South Gratiot at
14l2 Mile. Box 26l. Route 7, Mt.
Clemens.
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Household Goods

u. S. Heater S4795 value. this
week $42.5O. New Kitchen sets,
S12 up. New throw rugs S2.98.
9xl2 administer rugs S29.95.
Steel clothes closets Sl6. Cotton
mattresses S5.98. Felt mattresses
S11.98 up. Congoleum rugs,
1925 up. Box spring mattresses
Sl9.95. Genny Lind beds s9.95.
Bunk bed S9.95. Washing ma
chine $45. Toilet bowls and
sinks. basement sinks. Tebo, 3rd
at Dickinson. Phone Mt Glenn
ems 420-J.
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Want to 20 acres with build
ings. Will buy outright. M.
Schedlbauer. 14467 Chelsea Ave.
Detroit.
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Room, and Board
Rooms, without Boord

Furnished rooms with kitchen
privileges. AZ Hubbard Ave, Mt.
Clemens.
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Machinery and Tools III

New Irwin Carbits Lie
11-l6, la, "a inches 2l5 by So
Greenlee augers Ills. inch and
a. Oak handles with crosshead
r detachable; can be used in
chuck. Sell less than wholesale
96 Riverside Drive. Phone 1914
Mt. Clemens.
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WANTED-Washine machine.
Must be in good condition. Phi.
Mt. Clemens 1230-W.
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LOST-Gas ration book T.
License 5765. Return Mt. Glenn
ems Milling, 328 Cass or H. Rat
tell, 20 Court.
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Legal Notices
WiIfrid Laurier Burke, Attorney, si7
Francis Palms Bids, 2lll woodward
Ave, Detroit, Mich.


VIII" 9I..e li r. s ss,.' ali '' %esd~s
Ave. Detroit, Mich;
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
Court for the County of Macomb. In Chan
Ss WIFE n'oF pnasV vs. an cs"d a.n
Defendants. order. Al (. session Of ssid
OF Nj Clemens, in the state OF Michissn:
County OF Mscomb on the 7th day Of
January 49,. Present. Men ,Tou RED, IL:
. .,idsS, 'o Of 'wiirid sars.. stormy
for the above named plaintiffs. Alton r..
5saS and ysve rsasS Ms M,r Ts t ins
Norma L Mannins his wife, are not resi-
dents OF the state of Mchissn, but are
residents Of the City Of Belleyiile. ilii-
Claud w Manning and Norma l.. Man
INNS, hls wife, appear and answer the
Bill Of COMPLIANT Med in this cause with
order or said Bill OF Complaint viii be
taken 4. confessed AGAINST them II Is
n ST,ne ,ns 91d E. h 9py Of s
and that a true copy Of this order shall
BE- sent by resistered mail TO each Of the
ino. q s.. s..Ss no s01 North
NEIL r REID.
True copyl Circuit Judge.
KATHERINE NJ wANGELIN. Deputy Clerk.
Tn. DESCRIPTION of tn. real property In.
volved In the above entitled cause Is a.
follows Lot numbered Sixty-eight t68D
Of OMearas Subdivision OF part of North
"a Of Southwest /, OF Northwest "a OF Sec.
ton ~, Township North Range II Eay.
warren Township. according TO the plat
thereof recorded in Liber OF Plats on
pate e. Macomb County Records Said
SUIT involves the title to the lands above
described
Dated January Eth 1913
WILFRID l. BURKE.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
el2 Francis Palms Blde-
a True Copy Detroit. Mirhiesn
February S, ~. IN, 26 March 5. IL. 10
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, large sleeping rooms. Nicely
furnished los Grand. Phone Mt
Clemens 1851.
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Farm and Doiry Products H.1o

Alfalfa hay for sale. 27127
jefferson. St. Clair Shores. Rose
Vile 1918.
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Chick Season OpensReabe Hatcheries Listed in the Want Adj
AS Help Wonted-Femol0 81
Lost and Found

FOUND-Female Springer or
Cocker Spaniel-Short and fat.
Black and white. Leather with
brass collar. no license. Owner
call w. c.. Fenton 28l or 657.
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LOST-Title and registration
for car. Please return to Karl
Krause, Box 1880, Rt. 2, Mt.
Clemens. .
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Real Estate for Sale
SMALL FARMS

omnLL hiNNAo
4 room house. Al acres
ground, Poultry house 18x100
IT,, cement floor. Chickens,
geese, COW and calf. Shrubbery,
fruit trees, cherries, Berries, etc.
Good we'll. House not fully COM
pletei. A Bargain.
4 room house with about 8
acres. 3 rooms downstairs with
stairway to upper floor, l bed
room finished. New barn, ap-
proximately 20x30 #. 2 stories
high, cement floor Suitable for
chickens or other purposes.
$4,000, terms.
Al acres, Al garden soil.
Modern ) room house, full base
ment. Combination barn and ga
rage.
VICTORY GARDENS
Il to 5 acre parcels. Near
transportation. Put up your tent,
Have garden and vacation.
FARMS
40 to 100 acres with good
buildings Priced right. Open
Sunday, TO 6 pm.
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FOR SALE - Strictly fresh
eggs. 486 Hall rd. Phi. 2383W2.
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Newly furnished for one or 2
Good transportation. Phone Mt
Clemens l359-W,
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Misce IIoneous

Model A pickup. 2 oil drums
faucet Best offer. 2l70l Eliza
beth, ST. Clair Shores.
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LOST-Black leather wallet.
Valuable papers and money. Re-
ward. Call 2468W5 Mt. Clemens.
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Lost and Found

LOST-White cat. named Pat.
Reward. Phone Mt. Clemens
l7-W or 1871.
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GATZ REALTY
Phone 399
- "a N. Gratiot. Mt. Clemens
Above Greens

AZ q A. Nj oliOl, WI SiCliiCliS
Above Greens
rm. house. well, lights, lot
100Xll6-Sl, 900.
rms, city water, large lot
S1500-S500 down.
5 rms, lights near lake -
81 .600-S400 down.
6 rms, bath, part basement
S2.200-S400 down.
8 rms, oak floors; 4 rms. bath
on first floor, 3 bedrooms on Sec
ond floor-S3 ,000-Sl 900 down
6 rms, sun parlor, garage -
S5.500-S3 900 down.
8 rms, stoker heat-S7, 500
81 500 down-S50 month.
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Speciol Notices

Good magic programs for any
occasion, Write Magician, Box
AL, Utica, Mich. Phone Wash
ington 1911.
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Opportunity for 2 good men
Age no limit Priehs Sales Co.
See MIR. Woolcott.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

left corner of the sketch. The
tulip symbolizes Lily Time or the
golden age of peace and plenty
promised the Dutch settlers In the
New World. The pomegranate bud
and fruit symbolized Gods boun-
ty. The blade, the flower, the seed
and the heart of man were SYM
bols used in decorating.
NOTE: Mrs. Spears has prepared stem
Cling designs for II authentic Pennsyl-
vania Dutch motifs with color guide and
directions. There is a large design for
cupboard doors. designs for chairbacks.
dresser drawers and chests. Also borders
and small motifs for decorating bottles.
boxes, jugs and tinware. These designs
may be used many times for gifts and
for bright touches in every room in the
house. Ask for Pattern 262 and enclose
Is cents. Address:
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January
Sire kills six and INJURIES 100 in Chicago
bowling alley.
21-Thirty.five Americans die when trans.
port plane crashes in the jungle near
Surinam. Dutch Guiana.
26-Brig. Gen. Carlyle Wash and nine
other army men die in an army trans.
s1-Twenty.eight persons die in sanitarium
fire in Seattle.
February
11-Eighteen lose lives when a Liberator
bomber crashes in Newfoundland.
18-Twenty -eight die when four engine
bomber crashes adame into packing
plant in Seattle, Wash.
22-YaDkee Clipper crashes and sinks In
Tagus river. Lisbon. Portugal
March
2-Nineteen bodies recovered in coal mine
disaster at Bear Creek, Mont.
21-Flood waters spread over a wide area
in Georgia. Mississippi. Alabama and
Louisiana; About $500 persons removed
by Red Cross.
April
13-Omaha airport and village of Carter
Lake. Iowa, flooded when Missouri river
dikes break.
l9-Seven Sea Scouts drowned, ana three
missing, when cabin cruiser founders off
Long Island.
24-Blazing munitions ship in New York
harbor towed out and sunk.
May
LExplosion and fire in munitions plant at
Elkton, Nd, kills Is and Injuries so.
15-A tornado Injuries about 200 men, and
destroys Al buildings valued at SITS. 900
at Fort Riley. Kan.
21-Spreading foods in Mississippi valley
take twelve lives. and leave 1850
homeless.
ga Pennsylvania R. r. express train
jumps the track near Delair. N. j., kill
ing Ia and injuring 80 persons.
24-Death toll in flooded region Of lower
Mississippi valley reaches II and 160, ,0c0
are estimated to be without shelter
31-Deaths from all causes over Memorial
day weekend holiday total 154.
June
e-Navy reports "a men killed when a
ammunition ship collides with tanker
off Port Arthur, Tex; Eighteen soldiers
are killed when an army truck falls
over 800 foot embankment near Nash
vile. Tenn.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Dutch artisans often used stencils
for the main part of motif and
added a few fiourishes to give a
free-hand effect. You may do that
too or you may stencil the scrolls
and fiourishes on chairs, chests
and gay gifts.
All of these quaint motifs are
symbolic. That is the Dove of
Peace that you see in the upper
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30
NjEN[[IILl!F II'IINNNlIlQ9

The year began Uith these i'm
pOrtant euentS:
January
Russians capture Velikye
Luki, great railway center.
6-78th Congress convenes.
23-British troops enter Tripoi,
capital of Libya.
25-Advancing Russians take
Voronezh, Nazi anchor.
26-"Unconditional Surrender"
agreement of Casablanca
conference announced.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

ton; Chester Bowles is named general
manager of the Office of Price Admin
iStration.
19-World's largest pipeline, the big Inch,"
running from Longview, Texas. to
Phoenixville, Pa, is opened.
21-John Lewis. as president of United Mine
Workers, signs tWo-year contract with
Illinois Coal Operators Association; War
Department reveals 65.058 prisoners of
war in country.
28-Navy asks for more WAVES, stating
that enrolment must reach 81 900 by
end of 1914; Coffee rationing ended by
ton of America sold for So, ZOO, 900.
August
2-Race riot sweeps New York, resulting in
death of five Negroes, and injuries to
500; Drafting of pre-Pearl Harbor
fathers set to begin on October L; U. S.
Army flyer in England dives Thunder
bolt and Lightning fighters at 780 miles
per hour.
6-June personal incomes totaled $12, ,162..
100000, new record.
7-Airplane production reaches record
1878 units.
13-Gasoline ration in Midwest and South.
west reduced from four to three gallons
per coupon.
1+The War Manpower Commission estab.
fishes new list of 149 critical occupations
for first priority In draft deferments.
19-The army must be raised to 5000, 900
men by January /, 1914, and the navy
to 1851, 900. the War Manpower Board
announces.
23-The Guffey Coal Act, passed in 1887, to
stabilize coal prices, expires. No move
made to renew it.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

simmons Z; kaZar Stadium-EaSt AL.
17-Ted Williams. formerly of Boston Red
Sox, named player of the year."
February
2o-william Cox. New York sportsman. pur.
chases Philadelphia Phillies for about
$3.50, 900 from National League.
2l-The Big Ten athletic council ended the
rule forbidding freshmen to play on
varsity teams.
24-Bucky Harris signs to manage Phila-
March
1s-Greg Rice runs fastest miles at K. of C.
17-Philadelphia team wins the Golden
Gloves championship in New York.
18-Detroit wins national hockey league
20-Cornelius Warmerdam sets new pole
vault record of IS feet. 8ia inches.
25-Pauline BetZ wins national indoor tennis
singles championship.
April
6-Cleveland Rams, professional football
club. suspends playing for duration.
8-Detroit Red Wings defeat the Boston
May
Count Fleet wins Kentucky Derby.
s-Count Fleet wins Preakness. in 1:57.2.
21-Bob Montgomery outpoints Beau Jack
TO gain lightweight title.
June
5-Count Fleet wins Belmont Stakes.
20-Gunder Hagg outruns Greg Rice to win
5000 meter race.
26-Francisco Segura wins Natl Collegiate
tennis title. defeating Tom Brown Jr.
28-Whirlaway, year old race horse. re-
tired.
July
2-Patty Berg defeats Dorothy Kirby for
Women's Western Open Golf Champion
ship.
10-Gurlder Hagg establishes $3.50 Ameri.
can record for miles.
13-American League team wins annual
All-Star game, to 3.
26-Harold McSpaden defeats Buck Whitney
by l stroke to win All-American golf
title: Patty Berg takes women's title.
27-Fred FitZsimmons quits Brooklyn to
become manager of Phillies.
August
s-Ryder Cup, goh. team. captained by
Craig Wood, defeats Walter Hagen's
eHoward Schenken wins the contract
bridge masters championship for fifth
time.
25-College All-Stars defeat the Washington
REDSKINS, professional football cham
September
1.-The St. Louis Cardinals and New York
Yankees retain strong leads in National
an6 American leagues.
6-Lieut. Joseph Hunt takes the national
amateur tennis championship.
1s-The h ST. Louis Cardinals defeat the
league pennant: Collegiate football
season opens.
1s-Detroit Lions beat the Chicago Card.
inals in professional football opener.
25-The New York Yankees take the Ameri-
can League pennant for the 14th time.
October
OCCUPY wins Belmont Futurity.
aFinal baseball standings; St. Louis
Cardinals, won los, lost 49, for per-
centage Of ;es2. The New York Yankees.
won SO. lost Sc. for percentage of .636.
team. defeats Syracuse. N. Y, Inter.
national league team. to capture little
10-Yankees win World Series, defeating
Cardinals. four games to one.
November
2-Stanley Musial st. Louis Cardinal out.
fielder. named most valuable player in
9-Spurgeon Chandler. New York Yankees
pitcher, chosen most valuable in Ameri.
can League.
1-U. of Southern California and the u of
Washington chosen for Rose Bowl.
19-Beau Jack regains lightweight title, out.
pointing Bob Montgomery.
27-Great Lakes defeats Notre Dame (19-14)
in years biggest football upset.
December
12-Chicago Bears win western pro football
championship.
13-Ned Day regains title as Au-Star Ma.
tional Bowling champion
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

THE YEARS TEN
BIGGEST EVENTS
SELECTED By: BAUKHAGE
(WNU Washington correspondent.)
MILITARY:
(a) Russian summer-fall offen-
Sive.
(b) Pacific offensive (Attu, New
Guinea, S0lOmOns, Gil
berts).
(c) Italy surrenders.
(O Air offensive against Ger
man cities.
H-DIPLOMATIC:
(a) The four-power conferences
{Moscow-Ca -Teheran).
(b) Formation of the UNRRA.
III-DOMESTIC:
(a) Passage of the Connally
Resolution.
(b) Administration moves to
right (OPA, Food Admins
tratiOn, War Mobilization,
StabilizatiOn, Economic
Warfare).
(c) Republican political gains.
(O Congress rev0lts against an
ti-infation program (sub-
sides, reduced tax bill, res
Olution favoring railroad
wage increase).
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January

January
New Years Day football results: Rose
Bowl-Georgia 9, U. c. L. A. o; Sugar
BowlETennessee IA, Tulsa q; Orange
Bowl-Alabama 81. Boston College 81:
Cotton Bowl-Texas II. Georgia Tech z;
Sun Bowl-Second Air Force 13. Hardin.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

1.-two are killed, IL injured in riot grow
ing out of lynching in Beaumont. Tex.
Martial law declared.
21-Race rioting in Detroit Is suppressed by
Federal troops after "a hours of dis
orders. Twenty-six Negroes and three
white men are killed, and more than
700 are injured.
July
22-Maj Gen. william Upshur. Capt. Charles
Paddock. both U. S. M. c. officers. and
four other persons are killed in Navy
plane crash near Sitka. Alaska.
T-Three soldiers who became lost In desert
maneuvers near Yuma. Ariz.. die OF
28-Hurricane sweeping over Texas Gulf
coast kills Is persons. Damage esti-
mated at 10 million dollars.
when American Airlines plane crashes
and burns near Trammel KY. Two
escape.
August
Ten persons. including Mayor william
baRer BAKER and MAJ; Wiinam robertson. die
stration flight in st. Louis.
@Five Negroes killed, more than 500 white
and colored injured in race rioting In
New York city's Harlem district.
5-Fourteen persons are drowned In q.
flash" food in central West Virginia.
28-Twenty-one miners are killed In gas ex.
plosion at Sayreton, Ala.
30-Twenty- persons are killed and $50
injured in wreck of crack Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western r. r. near
Wayland. N. Y.
September
eighty persons killed and 1T injured,
when Congressional Limited of the
Pennsylvania R. r. Is derailed near
Philadelphia.
7-Twentieth Century Limited train of New
York Central R. R. is derailed near
Canastota, N. Y, killing three; Houston,
17-Explosion of depth charges at the Naval
Air Station. Norfolk. Va, takes IS lives.
About $50 are injured.
20-Twenty-ive soldiers die when Army
transport plane crashes near Maxton.
N. c.
October
16-Crash of airliner AZ miles west Of Nash.
vile. Tenn, takes 10 lives.
23-Navy announces that 88 seamen died
when two tankers collided off Palm
November
2s-six children die in farm home fire near
December
13-Twenty marines killed, 90 injured in
Hawaii when collision of navy planes
releases bomb.
16-Sixty-nine killed. so injured in collision
of two fast trains near Buie. N. C. For.
ty-eight of the dead were servicemen.