When was it published?

September 8, 1953 in The Daily Record

Domestic News September 8, 1953

The Daily Record

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Hurricane Carol, Grounded Ships, Crop Damage, Stranded Sailors, Cape Cod, S S Eugenia

Dunn, Harnett County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

Hurricane Carol departed to sea from the Boston area, leaving three grounded ships, $1,000,000 in crop damage, and seven stranded sailors (a captain and six crewmen) on the Panamanian freighter S.S. Eugenia, which grounded on a sandbar near Cape Cod yesterday.

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BOSTON (UP)-Hurricane "Carol" blew out to sea today leaving in its wake three grounded ships, crop damage of $1,000,000, and seven stranded sailors. The sailors, a captain and six crewmen, were on one of the grounded ships, the Panamanian freighter, S. S. Eugenia that was flung on a sandbar near Cape Cod yesterday.

What sub-type of article is it?

Disaster Shipping Weather

What keywords are associated?

Hurricane Carol Grounded Ships Crop Damage Stranded Sailors Cape Cod S S Eugenia

Where did it happen?

Cape Cod

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Cape Cod

Event Date

Yesterday

Outcome

three grounded ships, crop damage of $1,000,000, seven stranded sailors

Event Details

Hurricane Carol blew out to sea today leaving in its wake three grounded ships, crop damage of $1,000,000, and seven stranded sailors. The sailors, a captain and six crewmen, were on one of the grounded ships, the Panamanian freighter, S. S. Eugenia that was flung on a sandbar near Cape Cod yesterday.