Weekend area crashes claim elderly Baltimore woman
An 86 year old Baltimorean died after a crash near Snell's Bridge on Route 28 in Howard County during a holiday weekend with heavy thundershowers. Several others were seriously injured, including Howard C. Heiss and Edns G. Heiss, while Eric Peterson and his wife Teresa were also hurt. State Police reported unusually heavy traffic last night as travelers returned home amid stormy conditions.
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Evesham Avenue
Baltimore
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Snell's Bridge
Howard County
Howard C. Heiss
Edns G. Heiss
Eric Peterson
Lorraine Avenue
Silver Spring
Teresa
Peterson
Heiss
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Oscar B. Lilly
Whitby
W. Va
Oscar B. Lilly, Jr
Laura A. Lilly
R. Dorsey
Herbert R. Compton
Troy Meadows
Compton
Meadows
Milton Monroe Heerd
Pine Avenue
Mountaindale
H. J. Brown
Heerd
Roland Monroe Harmon
Union Bridge
Harmon
Kemit R. Seelman
West Chester
Frederick Junction
Pennsylvania
Clarksburg
Coone
New Market
J. W. Stakem
Fred Arthur
Evening Radio Schedule and TV Simulcast Listings
A dense listing of radio and television programs across channels and times. It notes show titles such as News Commentary, Jack Smith Show, Lone Ranger Drama, Gordon MacRae Show, Barrow Concert, and Lights Out, with multiple networks including cbs, mba, abe, and nbe. The schedule covers morning to late night blocks with varied genres from news, drama, comedy, concert, and talent showcases.
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Jack Smith
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Gordon MacRae
Cbs
Henry Taylor
Barlow
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Paul Lavalle
Rmba
al Goodman
Russo
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Nets
Paul Winchell
DuMont
Barrow
Montgomery
Nbe
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Studio One
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Anniversaries mark notable American figures born in 1800s
Brief list of historical birthdays includes Horace Bushnell born in 1802 in Litchfield County died 1876. Justin Morrill born 1810 in Stratford, Vermont died 1898. Junius Spencer Morgan born 1813 in Springfield, Massachusetts died 1890. Mathurin Ballou born 1820 in Boston, first pictorial paper publisher.
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Vermont
Stratford
Junius Spencer Morgan
New England
London
America
Springfield
Mass
Mathurin M. Ballou
Boston
No MAN or Woman Can Enjoy Life With STOMACH GAS
An old newspaper ad touts Certa-Vin as relief for gas and indigestion caused by undigested food. It claims lasting relief, added vitamin B and iron, and blood enrichment to ease fatigue. Sold at Williamson's Drug Store for $1.65.
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Frederick
Certa-Vin — Williamson's
Apple Blossom Princesses named for Shenandoah Festival court
Virginia, Maryland and West Virginia colleges are represented by Apple Blossom Princesses chosen for Queen-elect Nina Warren. Warren, 18, daughter of California Governor Earl Warren, will reign May 1 and 2 in Winchester. Other Princesses come from Roanoke College, St Mary’s Seminary, and Shepherd College. Some text lists biographical details and historical notes.
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West Virginia
Nina “Honey Bear” Warren
Warren
Earl Warren
Roanoke College
Salem
Ann Garrett Wenner
W. B. Wenner
Brunswick
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Mary's City
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Harry S. Grant
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Wenner
Brunswick High School
St. Mary's
Notable Births and Horoscope in Tokyo Arrival Notice
Nidgway arrives in Tokyo to take over. Today's birthdays include James Branch Cabell of Richmond born 73 years ago, Carl R. Gray Jr of Washington born 63 years ago, John KR Reitemeyer publisher born 54 years ago, Dr Ralph Arnold geologist born 77 years ago, Prof Calvin B Hoover economist born 55 years ago, Arthur B Homer Bethlehem Steel president born 56 years ago. Horoscope warns of a pleasure loving nature with a caution about associations with the opposite sex and possible danger.
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Tokyo
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Richmond
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Veteran's Affairs
Washington
Wichita
Kans
John KR. Reitemeyer
The
Hartford
Ralph Arnold
San Merino
Cal
Geologist
Oil Authority
Marshalltown
Iowa
Calvin B. Hoover
Duke University
Berwick
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel
Belmont Mass
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
Mr. Charles Garside acting president of the State University of New York, an attorney and businessman, was asked to name the greatest challenge facing higher education. He disclaimed authority yet offered a statement on what he viewed as the issue.
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Earl L. Douglass
Charles Garside
The
State University of New York
Garside
Overemphasis on science harms humanities says Mr Garside
Thoughtful remarks from Mr Garside critique higher education for prioritizing scientific and technical training over humanities. He warns that while progress in science aids preservation, neglect of human values and conduct leads to twentieth-century failures, urging balance to avoid blunders rooted in misunderstanding people.
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Mr. Garside
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