News Articles #3 & 4 About Roy Carr's Death

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News Articles #3 & 4 About Roy Carr's Death

BettyJane Carl

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06/29/2003

News Articles #3 & 4 About Roy Carr's Death

There are two articles on this page, the smaller one dated June 25, 1937 (about Roy's funeral and burial) and the other June 27, 1937 (about the boiler explosion on the train).

Note: The written question marks on the articles are not about the dates but about not knowing the name(s) of the newspaper(s) from which the articles came.

Date & Place: June 27, 1937 at Baltimore & Ohio Railroad line near Osgood in Ripley County, Indiana

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Roy Carr born Sep 14, 1885

Roy Carr was born on September 14, 1885. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Roy Carr.

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