Driver Dies at Wheel;
Auto Crashes House
Narrowly missing several pedestrians, an automobile, whose driver died suddenly at the wheel, Sunday, plowed through several vacant lots in Tujunga and crashed into a house at 10258 Scoville St., according to San Fernando police.
Officers said Cyrus P. Snyder, 45, of 10819 Woodward Ave., Sunland, was driving the machine when he apparently was seized with a heart attack. Grazing telephone poles, the runaway car traversed several lots and crashed into a house occupied by Dale Kimball.
The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, California
20 February 1940, Tuesday, Page 22
Notes:
The middle initial in his name in the article is inaccurate.
His wife was Patricia Snyder at the time of his death. She was a native of New Jersey.
His father was Victor D Snyder.
Auto Crashes House
Narrowly missing several pedestrians, an automobile, whose driver died suddenly at the wheel, Sunday, plowed through several vacant lots in Tujunga and crashed into a house at 10258 Scoville St., according to San Fernando police.
Officers said Cyrus P. Snyder, 45, of 10819 Woodward Ave., Sunland, was driving the machine when he apparently was seized with a heart attack. Grazing telephone poles, the runaway car traversed several lots and crashed into a house occupied by Dale Kimball.
The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, California
20 February 1940, Tuesday, Page 22
Notes:
The middle initial in his name in the article is inaccurate.
His wife was Patricia Snyder at the time of his death. She was a native of New Jersey.
His father was Victor D Snyder.
Driver Dies at Wheel;
Auto Crashes House
Narrowly missing several pedestrians, an automobile, whose driver died suddenly at the wheel, Sunday, plowed through several vacant lots in Tujunga and crashed into a house at 10258 Scoville St., according to San Fernando police.
Officers said Cyrus P. Snyder, 45, of 10819 Woodward Ave., Sunland, was driving the machine when he apparently was seized with a heart attack. Grazing telephone poles, the runaway car traversed several lots and crashed into a house occupied by Dale Kimball.
The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, California
20 February 1940, Tuesday, Page 22
Notes:
The middle initial in his name in the article is inaccurate.
His wife was Patricia Snyder at the time of his death. She was a native of New Jersey.
His father was Victor D Snyder.
Auto Crashes House
Narrowly missing several pedestrians, an automobile, whose driver died suddenly at the wheel, Sunday, plowed through several vacant lots in Tujunga and crashed into a house at 10258 Scoville St., according to San Fernando police.
Officers said Cyrus P. Snyder, 45, of 10819 Woodward Ave., Sunland, was driving the machine when he apparently was seized with a heart attack. Grazing telephone poles, the runaway car traversed several lots and crashed into a house occupied by Dale Kimball.
The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, California
20 February 1940, Tuesday, Page 22
Notes:
The middle initial in his name in the article is inaccurate.
His wife was Patricia Snyder at the time of his death. She was a native of New Jersey.
His father was Victor D Snyder.
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