Casey County KyArchives News.....NICHOLASVILLE MAN DIES ON WALNUT HILL September 30 1948
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THE CASEY COUNTY NEWS,1948
Lillard Miles of Niholasville died instantly when the right side of his face 
was almost totally torn away last Friday afternoon. He was riding in his truck 
on one of the steep curves of Walnut Hill when it left the road.  A 60 ft 
plunge down the hill caused the damage.  With Miles was Charlie Wilkinson and 
Otha Green, both of Nicholasville.  Wilkinson was driving and suffered severe 
injuries.  Green had only small bruises.  According to Sheriff French Toms, 
who investigated the accident, the truck was on the way to Liberty when it met 
a navy recruiting station wagon going toward Somerset.  Toms said that judging 
from the tracks the station wagon had more than its share of the road, but 
that this did not necessarily indicate that the station wagon was to blame.  
Neither the station wagon nor the 1948 Dodge truck were hit in passing.  
Driving the station wagon was Wm. A. Hamilton, and with him were Edward H. 
Bacill, both of Somerset. Also in the station wagon was D.C.Lewellen of 
Danville.  The dead man, Lillard Miles, is said to be grain dealer at 
Nicholasville. He was the owner of the truck

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