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Twenty people die and thousands more are sickened as a blanket of smoke and fog envelops the town of Donora, Penn., in late October 1948.
Twenty people die and thousands more are sickened as a blanket of smoke and fog envelops the town of Donora, Penn., in late October 1948.
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S2, EP5 "Toxic Fog"Twenty people die and thousands more are sickened as a blanket of smoke and fog envelops the town of Donora, Penn., in late October 1948.
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