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Pittsburgh, Pa, when IS Unk curs and thre freight ears en two grains were derailed Pennsylvania tint.
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A rescuer (upper center) tried unsuccessfully to reach occupants of
a bombing -plane irhlch crashed Into Seattle's Frye Packing; plant
building Thursday, while ethers In foreground rushed te his aid.
All 11 plane occupants and sereral workmen lost their lives in the
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crash, explosion and fire. A shattered portion of the plane shows in
center. At right pigs released from pens by the crash wander atop
the building, AP Photo.
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In a reeonnalssance patrol Inside Burma. They are port of increasing forces pressln Japs.
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PROTESTS-, mbert Donal
(above). British stas;e and screen
actor, arrives at House of Com
mons in London to protest open
ns; of England's theaters on
Sundays.
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CHANCINC BLOOD INTO POWDER Bottles
of blood donated to Red Cross are frosen by dry 1ce In process;
that chances blood Into powder for shipment to war fronts. Tkis,
Uborstory Is In Philadelphia.
SHE'S PROUD Mrs., Robert B. Clark thtr has-,
band's newly-won Navy Cross aboard a destroyer In P" Har
bor. IX Clark. TJANJU was awarded medal for Mmmandlac
a patrol plant that fought off elgbWsp Zeros.
BACKSTAGE Ch. Brynwood Ivan, spaniel owned by
55i Tramtstf Sendderf Greenwleh. Conn, rets prettied np
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SAFE CARB Mha Kafbo
Vsndenberr. tt (above), was
named most oaf ely dressed wo
snan war worker in the Los An
geles area dorms drive against
accidents.
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RIFLE SFLINT A P P L I E D White dad Army Medical Corps men training near Wenalan-
cet.N.II,spply a rl3e splint to a undcd-nisn lying on a stretcher ta the
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BOMB-CHASINC VICA R The Rev. J-N. Sykes. i
English vicar, comforts some -children and a mother who were
bombed oat of their homes. When bombs fall tho' vicar pedals hi
bike to stricken areas to help out.
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SON VISITS LORD HALIFAX ct Charleo.
Wood. MJ. fright) visiU his father. Lord Halifax, ta Waafctoa--fca.
D. C C8 KOt VtXtXi was ki2ea la. Cjo war and another,
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R E S P I T B I II : HUNT F0 R A X I S SHIPS Tret taoicrn CrlUsh destroyers refoel to Algiers harbor after long boars of
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