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Source: Border Cities Star, Windsor, Ontario
        Wednesday, May 8, 1935
        
                           Lake Captain, Two Others
                                Die in Crash
                                
                         Port Clinton, O., May 8 - 
                       Captain Walter R. Pringle, man-
                       ager of the Pringle Barge Lines
                       and a veteran Great Lakes sea-
                       man, and two companions from 
                       Detroit were instantly killed to-
                       day when their automobile col-
                       lided head-on with a truck near
                       here.
                         Capt. Pringle's companions were
                       identified as Robert Murray and
                       Noble Baxter, believed to be en-
                       gineer and first mate, respec-
                       tively, on a Detroit vessel.
                         Capt. Pringle was a member of
                       a family noted as sailors.  At the
                       time he was commissioned, he was
                       the youngest captain on the lakes.
                       He was 43 at the time of his death.
                         The automobile in which the
                       men were riding collided with a
                       truck driven by John Meyers, De-
                       troit.  Meyers was taken to the
                       hospital suffering from shock.
                       
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