One Killed In Plane Accident Near Cumberland
A former Army training plane crashed two miles south of Cumberland Maryland injuring one passenger and killing the pilot. Percy T L Rudy 33 died at the scene while John W Kreitzburg 30 was hospitalized in critical condition with multiple fractures. The crash occurred as the craft approached a private airport near Mexico Farms after departing from Cumberland Municipal Airport. Local residents and authorities pulled the men from the wreckage. the plane was registered to Rudy and the Civil Aeronautics Authority was notified.
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John W. Kreitzburg
Memorial Hospital
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Mexico Farms
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Wiliam Dally
Hinkle
J. J. Johnson
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Trnby
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Baltimore
A P Stores To Reopen On Thursday
A P food stores in five states are set to reopen next Thursday after a bakers strike ended with AFL workers accepting a 10 cent hourly raise retroactive to January 1. Donahoe says restocking will take the day.
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Giant Smuggling Ring Is Smashed
A massive international smuggling ring, likely moving 24 million dollars in goods and currency, was dismantled in raids across West Germany and France. Over 800 police arrested or involved. ring operated in four countries with Paris Zurich Munich and Frankfurt as hubs. Comtandban d currency jewelry cigarettes and vehicles worth over 175 thousand dollars seized. Investigators say leaders captured but raids continue. Names held until charges filed.
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Traffic Clogs As Spring Weather Draws Crowds
Brisk spring weather over the weekend clogged area streets and highways with heavy traffic. Police reported very busy Sunday evening. no serious accidents were noted on main routes. Temperatures ranged from 126 to 43 degrees as churchgoers wore winter garments. Emergency rooms remained quiet with no motor vehicle casualties. Route 40 incidents near West Friendship involved a car overturning onto a bank. one unconscious occupant was transported to a Baltimore hospital. A Route 75 collision near the Carroll Frederick line caused minor injuries. Route 240 saw a two-car collision and a high-speed out-of-control incident near Frederick Junction with no injuries. A chain collision on Route 240 near Evergreen Point left several cars damaged. Leroy Bean of Baltimore remains in critical condition at St. Agnes with multiple injuries after a West Friendship crash. Multiple drivers from Maryland and Pennsylvania were cited or involved in ensuing incidents and collisions along Route 40, Route 75, and Route 240.
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George K. Bostian
Bostian
Frederick Junction
Evergreen Point
Leroy Bean
Cathedral Street
St. Agnes Hospital
Frank Badgers
Bean
Cars And Store Damaged In Emmitsburg Accident
Three cars and the front of a store in Emmitsburg were damaged Saturday night when a Fraser sedan pulled from a curb and was struck by a car driven by Wilbur Truman Smith. Smith’s vehicle then hit a parked car and the Matthews store front, knocking down a support post. Damage totaled about 900 dollars to cars and 100 dollars to the store. Mrs Donald Albert Smith, a passenger, had lacerations and was treated by Dr C R Williams. Charges will be filed against both drivers.
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Donald Smith
F. S. Kk. Matthews
Matthews
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C. R. Williams
Tucker
Maryland State Mental Health Center praised by Gov McKeldin
Maryland Governor McKeldin praised the state's mental hospitals on WBAL radio noting lauded improvements and reduced waiting lists. He cited 1,214 new beds added last year and 296 under contract with 400 more planned as part of a broader expansion and research emphasis. The speech suggested possible reestablishment of the Maryland State Mental Health Center by statute.
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