File:Youth, Girl Die. 4 Hurt in Car Skid in The Boston Globe of Boston, Massachusetts on December 27, 1957.jpg

Several people died in New England from this storm.

Youth, Girl Die. 4 Hurt In Car Skid. Bedford, Massachusetts; December 26, 1957. Two teenagers were killed and four others hurt, one critically, when their car swerved off the Middlesex Turnpike and rammed a tree in a rainstorm at 3:30 p.m. today. Police said the dead were Richard S. Smith, 17, of 27 Arnold street, Arlington, a sailor home on Christmas leave, and Joyce Endicott, 14, of 268 Powder House boulevard, Somerville. They said Smith was driving the car. Taken to Symmes Arlington Hospital were three other Somerville youngsters, Leo J. Dunne Jr., 17, of 65 Farragut avenue; Carol A. Huber, 15, of 1122 Boston avenue; and Paul J. Caplis, 17, of 19 Clarendon avenue.

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