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Show 80 DESERT NEWS, Friday, 0.. February 20, MO - 4 neas AF.D ay 4k verage 71A:fie Toll Pit crash in Magra s '.and the death of an .trian victim injured earlier has raised Utah's traffic toll to 51, tomparPd with 26 at this time , A KILLED: car-trai- n I-- r 1.1 if.i Ogden. William D. Fisher, 45, 1845 E. 12300 South, Draper. Ca n negie te r fa tOly was Injured at 11:30 p.m. Thursday when his car was struck by a Denver & Rio Grande Western train at 4100 South and 7100 West. The car was knocked off the track and the driver pinned Ogden on Jan. 30, died in an Ogden nursing home Wednes- Hercules. There is no electric signal at the crossin,g, only wooden crossarms, and the driver apparently failed to see the train traveling in a southeast. erly direction at about 40 miles an hour. The car was demolished by the impact and damnge was day. Fisher, 45, was killed about noon Thursday when his tractor overturned on his farm. The victim was found by neighbors about 12:30 p.m. pinned under the tractor. Salt Lake County Deputy M C N TPELIER, IDAHO A locomotive opera(UP!) tor was killed Thursday in the collision of an ore train and a flatcar at the Stauffer Chemi- He apparently lost control and the tractor went down the embankment and the front end flipped over pinning the victim in the seat with the left rear wheel on his head. Co. phosphate mine near Randolph, Utah, a company officials said. Killed was Alma Argyle Jr., about 50, of Randolph, plant manager McClung said there I .A....,- Int DENTIREt ,,, ,,::::2. .). the Wyoming-Uta- h 4,4.... 14,..... , , , border. BIRTHDAY4111 i :... I .;::'.it: A ,.:4;): .i.; 4, ,:,,,, , .. . .::.... . 4s.-- ,:" . - ',, .;.c;;;: 4.,.,,,,3, 0;ir: A1144,. ' 4 '''''s - NOW VA 17'. .: l .. Moo ,:.,::::.!:: :.,,,,..,..4 3ang go high prices... 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This "Cusbion of Comfort" eases sore gums.You eat anything. Laugh, talk, even sneeze without embarrassment. No more food particles under-plateDENTURITE taus for months. Ends daily bother of powder, paste or cusidons. just remove when refit is steeded. Tasteless. Odorless. Money back guarantee. At all drug counters. The flatcar was parked on the tracks "and the locomotive just ran into it," McClung said. There was no reason given for the collision. McClung said there was no fire or explosion at th? mine. SALE FOR WASHINGTON'S rm-AL-1:113ISP- Cade accident. McClung saie the collision occurred within the mine near ALL I Rog. ti& -- p. fr. w,' ,;:1,:,...:' 110 Anvil Blade 11 a BUITIFILLT ries In the r 11 I 1 :,w , 4 , 1110!1 - ,.., ,,,,., ,.;', 1 . - were no o late morr. cal S.C.M. (Sethi-CCM:- - . , 40, ShPriff Dennis Leonard said Fisher had picked up some debris in the barnyard and apparentfy was backing the tractor toward the gulley at the back of the barnyard. ' ' 1 11 Salt Lake County Deputy Sheriff Pete Niksich said the victim was traveling west on 4100 South en route to work at 83, ti.i I William Canneglet- cr, 59, 3207 Del Verde Ave. Edward William Cloutman, last year. The black highway death tount has averaged one a day $o fl,r this year. ' One other Utahn was killed Thursday in a non highway accident in which his tractor rolled down an embankment and overturned on his farm in Draper. A estimated at $200 to the front of the train. Cloutman, who suffered leg and fractures lacerations when struck by a car in Inside. Howard auto-pede- Crash Kills Engineer At Utah Chemical Mine nowntown Salt Lake, Cottonwood Mall and Cgdco IP' '8.00 Downtown Store only |