MOTHER Of FRANK DOR SH
ONE OF VICTIMS IN PA A
/ CRASH : ;•
Accordin' to an account of the PAA acci
dent of October'26, as printed in lessens
'Tookly, the Mrs. Dorsh on the plane was
tho Mother of Prank Eorsh who is well
known here in Palmor. In the afioount of
members of the family A1 Dorsh, Prancis
J. Dorsh, and Theresa Dorsh of Fairbanks
are c'ildren of Mrs. Lizette Dorsh who
was aboard the ill-fated plane. Mrs.
Dorsh was returning from a trip to‘the
States at the time of the accident.
According to the account as given in this
paper, it is believed that the accident
was due to a combination of high winds
and a reported velocity of 75 miles an
hour which blew the plane off its. course
as it was endeavoring to gain altitude.
PROMINENT ANCHORAGE
COUPLE INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Duddy of Anchorage
were hospitalized this week in Palmer as
a result of an accident which occurred
on the I almer-Tasilla road Sunday after
noon. The accident was due to icy roads
which caused the truck with which the
Cuddy car collided to slide out of con
trol. Mrs. Cuddy was thrown through the
windshield and seriously cut about the
face and neck. She was in very serious
condition during the first part of the
week, but is reported as getting along
well at this writing. Mr. Cuddy has been
dismissed from the local Hospital.
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As of November 3, 1947, I am not respon
sible fjoif any Jbill s^contfated vrith the
Valley‘Service of Palmer, other th"§h fty
ovrri. Jack Tost
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