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THIS PHOTO was taken a few minutes before the first mishap. Picture shows some of the wrecked
train passed through Stratton's Crossing near West I laborers from the Van Etten work camp. No
Danby this morning after Tuesday night's freight train ! hurt.
!June Young to Tied
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Mr, and Mrs. Horace Young of r
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June ElizabetYoung,to
Corporal
Otis C. Drew of theU.
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S. Marine
Cor sP , son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis T.
Drew of Ithaca
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Corporal Drew
recently returned
from 32 months
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Lehigh Line Cleared
After Freight Wreck
One of the wors wrecks on they
Ithaca line of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad in recent years piled up
16 freight cars out of a 44-car train
at Stratton's Crossing near West
Danby shortly before 9 p.m. Tues-
day and blocked the railroad's right
of way for more than 12 hours. No
One was injured.
The accident occurred as the
train of empties, known as the Ith•
aca pick-up, was heading down-
grade toward this city where it was
due at 9:30 P.M. The exact cause of
the accident has not yet been de-
termined by the many railroad of-
ficials who were at the scene thi�
morning.
Something went wrong with one
of the cars toward the end of th
train just before it reached th�
Bruce Hill dirt road crossing,
short distance east of the Stratton's
Crossing overhead. Marks on the
ties for a distance of several yards
indicated that a car bounded over
them out of line with the rest of
the train until it struck a small
steel bridge over Stratton Creek.
Cars Hurdle Bridge
At this point the front part of,
the train was brought up with a
jerk and the cars began to pile up,
hurdling the bridge and overturn-
ing. Some of them were headed up
a slope after breaking loose. The
last nine cars and the caboose in
which the trainmen were riding re-
mained on the track when the
brakes set. The locomotive and first
19 cars also remained on the track.
Before midnight railroad officials
from Ithaca and Sayre called a
idbor battalion of Mexicans from
the Van Etten work camp to repair
the torn up roadbed, and No, 17,
westbound, was the first train to
Pass through the gap shortly after
9:30 a m, today,
Jul Cara Empty
Later In the day wrecking crews
brought heavy equipment and he-
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MRs. PAID
! Miss Gera]
Paul A. Lum
3 p.m. Sunda;
First Method
daughter of
Mostert of I
daughter of
113 Sears St.
her home. I
son of Mr. at
Of 930 N. Ai
The doubt
Performed
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decorated v
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ringa, and a
candelabra,
sang "Beoa>:
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