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befo►Y him out of the mist. "I went tnni emu« ' It was the secon"
Confused, and surrounded by London, was within four blocks of
but this one! for New York In less than a Year;
towers on all sides, the pilot seemed one such explosion, tension. On last July 28 an Army B-25
to be in clouds and half the time (seemed to have more high
in the fern swift seconds it took him The other had a duller sound. I bomber punched through the 79th
to cross Manhattan island diagon- was surprised that more glass did floor of the 102-story Empire State
Ally from the East river. One wit -not fall out of surrounding build- Building, killing 3 fliers and 11 of-
ness said he was descending out of ings and stores as in buzz -bomb flco workers.
a cloud as he crossed 42d st. headed explosions. Compared with a buzz- The public relations officers at
directly for the Empire State build -(bomb explosion, this was a pretty Newark Airport, where the victims
1of Monday night's tragedy were
; —
J'Aghest� Fire N. Y. Ever Foug } based, saidthe plane was on a
l routine navv igational training flight
IVfrom Smyrna, Tenn., to Newark.
NEW YORK. (X)—The bomber after the plane struck the fog- The casualties were assigned to the
k crash into the tower of the 102- shrouded tower. Atlantic Overseas Air Technical
e story Empire State building ves-
t terday created the highest fire ever
C fought in New York city.
"It turned out to be a fairly easy
Y iob " Fire Commissioner Patrick
d Walsh said when the fire was.
f' brought under control 40 rr>•kmtes
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The commissioner said the flames Service Command.
were not hard to fight., and thel Dead Listed
main difficulty was in reflaching thel The dead were listed by the War
upper floors. Some firemen tookl Department as:
elevators to the 60th floor andl Maj. Mansel R. Campbell, 27, the
trudged up the stairs from there to pilot, Pontiac, Mich. His wife,
the 78th and 79th floors with hose Mona, lives at Evart, Mich. The
lines. couple has one child, Ross Edward,
6.
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i1IRS. BLANCHE MCMULLEN,
Oliver S. Rappleye
I48, of Friendsville Stage, died
Oliver S. Rappleye, 47, of New -
'Sunday evening at Our Lady of
field, died unexpectedly Thursday,
'Lourdes Hospital, after a short
Feb. 6, 1947, in Memorial Hospital.
illness. She is survived by her
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
;husband, Richard McMullen;
Edna Rappleye of Newfield; two
three daughters, Mrs. Shirley
soms, Dan Lee of Newfield and Karl
Woodruff of Vestal, Mrs. Jean
of Ithaca; a daughter, Mrs. Charles
Malarkey of Endicott and Miss
Fairchild of Newfield; a brother,
Judith McMullen of Friendsville
"' Howard Rappleye of Rochester; a i
Stage; two sons, David and Ed- .
sister, Mrs. Lloyd Jenks of Ithaca,
ward McMullen of Friendsville
and several nieces and nephews.
Stage; three grandchildren, two
He was a member of the First
sisters, Mrs. Adaline Wheeler of
Baptist Church of Ithaca, Ithaca
Auburn and Mrs. Liva McLain of
Owego;
Aerie 1253, Fraternal Order of
Eagles;
six brothers, Roy and I
Richard, both of Vestal, Ward of I
Ithaca Rifle Club and the
Newfield Fire Department.
� Nanticoke, Stanley of Endicott,
Funeral services will be held In
j Lawrence of Endicott RD 1 and
the Allen Funeral Chapel, Newfield,
Eldred of Canandaigua; sev-i
at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev.
JRaY
eral nieces, nephews and cousins.
Verne Spencer of West Danby, offi-
The body was moved to the Cole-' ciating.
man kC Daniels Funeral Home, ' 'Burial
will be made later at
300 East Main Street, Endicott
ayts Cemetery.
IV'
the family will receive
friends Wednesday
"iends may call at the chapel.
from 7 to 9.
i p. M. I
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Jesse Jerome Ross
Jesse Jerome Ross, 69, died at his
home in Enfield today, Sept. 28,
1946,
He leaves a brother, William I'
Ross, with whom he lived for the
last few years.
Funeral services will be conduct -
A in the Enfield Methodist Church, 4
It 2 p-m. Monday, with the Rev.
'ord Crippen of Mecklenburg
offi-
ciating, Burial will be Cemetery, Trumansburg. 1n Grove
Friends may call at the Buch-
man Funeral Home, Trumansburg,
Sunday afternoon and evening.
r
Under tha direeUCift
Grover Marquart, the vil
men did all they could
the blaze which was 94
yond their control whets c
Put in for ald. The Inter,
department responded, t
afterwards C: b l e f RAY
Travis with Torrent iir
pany, NOT 5s new pumpe
at the scene to lend SD!
Efforts of the hosemen
were being confined to U
ing building, and even
hour this morning firer
still pouring water on the
ing ruins of the mill to r
heat.
Mrs. Steenberg said the
of the feed and equipmi
with the mill, was only I
ered by insurance,
Capt. Tom L. Hall, 29, of Austin,;
Tex. He listed his beneficiary as
his wife, Helen Lindseth Hall, of
Sioux Falls, S.D. They have two
sons, Randall, 4, and Kenneth, 1.
First Lt. Robert L. Stevenson, 25,
of the Bronx.
First Lt. Angelo A. Ross, 28,
Whitehall.
WAC First Lt, Mary E. Bond, of
Newtown, Pa.
The ship ripped a 15-foot hole
through the corner of the building
as it plowed into the offices of the ;
Atlas Corporation. The bank build-
ing fronts on 40 `Nall St. and runs
back into 33 Pine St.
Mrs. Lettie Griffen
Mrs. Lettie Griffen
day, Sept. 24, 1945,
near .Trumansburg.
wife of Daniel Griffei
Besides her husbar
a son, Walter of Tri
daughter, Mrs. Owen
field; five grandc
great-grandchildren,
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services
ducted at the reside
Wednesday by the R
pen of Mecklenburg.
in Grove Cemetery,
Dirs, Mina E. Ross
--t rr HortonFuneral services for Mrs. :Mina 13tarr Hot -ton, 75
E. Ross, who died Sunday, Nov. 18, pt. 24, 1945 at the
1943, at her home in Enfield, were m Laughlin in I
held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 3 near relatives at
21, from the Gilbert Memorial Funeral services
Home, 125 E. Buffalo St., with the P-m. Wednesday
Rev, M. Ford Crippen, pastor of the ineral Chapel in
Mecklenburg Methodist Church, of- v• Wayne Archer
ficiating. Interment was in the ethodiat Church o
family plot in Grove Cemetery, Tru- ficiate. Burial wil
mansburg, ftmetery.
Bearers were Henry Rothermick,
Howard Holley, Theodore Sehaber,
Chancey McKeennn, Harold Lane,
and Earnest Lane.
y I
Mrs. Mina E. Rose -i
Mrs. Mina E. Ross, lifelong resi-
dent of the Town of Enfield, Ith-
aca R.D 5, died Sunday, Nov. 19,
1945, at her residence. She was a
mbmber of Enfield Valley Grange.
the Mothers Club, and the Enfield
Home Bureau.
She is survived by a sister, Miss
Ethel Miller, and two niecec.
Funeral services will be held,
2:30 p-m- Wednesday, Nov, 21,
the Gilbert Memorial Home,
Buffalo St Interment will b
family plot in Grove
Trumansburg,
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Miss Mir r i h,l
ci ty, Feb, 1';, 1
her nip(,(, %lis.
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sisters. Mrs.
Ji-nnie
and