Teen Teenage Road-eo set for May 13 in Frederick
Plans for the third annual Teenage Road-eo by the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce were announced. The event will run May 13 at 2 p.m. behind Frederick High School with a rain date May 20. Open to 16 to 20 year olds with clean driving records and a written test, contestants tackle an obstacle course judged by Frederick City and Maryland State Police.
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Frederick
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard Metcalft
Frederick High School
Frederick City
Maryland
Washington
Former Convict Found Guilty Of Rape Charge
National news coverage notes a court finding a former convict guilty of a rape charge. The article integrates unrelated local notices about April flittings, housing moves in Frederick area, and police remarks tied to a 1930s White House fire case, with auditorial quotes and suspect identifications. The mixed piece preserves names and addresses in the eyewitness context while not omitting the broader crime reporting.
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Frederick
Woman in Washington admits using Chase note in past
A woman identified as Mrs. Marks, born Ruth Michigan on April 24, 1905, says she traveled to Washington by bus and stayed in a Madrid hotel. She cannot recall her current address and did not face charges after setting a small hotel room fire, claiming she burned trash.
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Frederick
Buddie KE. Etzler
East Church Street
Red
Mt. Airy
RFD
Church Street
Edward T. Fogle
Union Bridge
East South Street
Carl Gaver
Willie Gregg
Washington
Airy
Woodsboro
Merrit F. Hai
Long
LeGore
White House
Marks
Mildred L
Patrick
Patrick Street
Michigan
Roscoe B. Martin
James C. Hagerty
Ei Thurmont
Libertytown
Earl E.isenhower
Moberly
West Seventh
Wom
Water Street
Howard
Nashjan
Middletown
Yes
Samuel L. Smith
Elmer R. Springer
St. Walkersville
Frederistreet
Bejick
Yestie D. Wachter
218Ifore
iEast
Third Street
Park Ave
Norman E. Waltz
Julia M. Chase
Hagerstown
Hagerty
Madrid
Spain
India
New Delhi
Wich
Accidental Deaths Rise in United States in 1955
Accidental deaths in the United States increased by about 2000 in 1955, continuing a trend of higher mortality from unintentional injuries. The rise reflects broader patterns in transportation, household accidents, and worksite incidents, with several states contributing to the national total.
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U.S
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Richard Metcalf
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Harry T. Plunkard
Ite
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George i Bassford
Charles D. J) Beacht
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LeRoy Betts
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Ezra W. Blank Jr
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West Sixth Street
South Street
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Unaldson Bridge
Leroy Burall
Teati
New Market
Mt. Airy Ont
Arthur L. Cline
Grant Pore Aby
Bratt Aise
Big Muntary Road
Auprey
Dutrow
Ijamsville
Ritchie Finance Corp
Market St. ° Frederick Monument
MagicAire
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Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
East 3Rd. Street
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
Goetze
Musselman’s Sauce
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