Stolen Car Is Wrecked Near Plane No 4 Route 40
A 1950 Buick four door sedan stolen from Frederick Motor Co on West Patrick Street by an unknown Negro Sunday morning was wrecked near Plane No 4 on Route 40 after eluding a State Police cordon. The driver escaped unscathed and remained at large. The pursuit involved City and State Police across routes from Libertytown to Monrovia with a report of the wreck near Plane No 4. The car, later found wrecked after a high speed chase, showed extensive damage including a tree and a pole strike. The driver’s identity was not established. Captain Magaha and other troopers participated in the chase.
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Frederick Motor Company
West Patrick Street
Route 40
Plane No. 4
Frederick
Court Street
Charles Burras
Patrick Street
Wreck State Police
Libertytown
Fingerboard
Monrovia
Kemptown
Charles W. Magaha
W. W. Corbin
Richard Stallings
Harold Basore
City
Frank K. Dorsey
Frederick County
L. Thomas
Giles L. Thome
Elle L. Thomas
Giles L. Thomas
Dallas
Georgia
W. Watson
Ellie Logan Carruthers
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Permoor
Ellis. C. Wachter
Setawinte County
Papiklay
Austin James
Ellis C, Wachter
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Pilgrimage to Shrine Sunday at Mt St Mary's College
A Blue Ridge Conference mission rally and shrine pilgrimage to Mother Seton’s site at St. Joseph College Emmitsburg featured processions starting at 3 p.m. with Mt. St. Mary’s clergy and students, awards like Paladin Jewel and Archbishop medals, and a Benediction in Seton Gardens led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John L E Sheridan.
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Mother Seton
Maryland
Crusadders
Blue Ridge
Mt. St. Mary's
St. Joseph
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
St. Mary's High School
Hagerstown
St. Joseph’s High School
St. John’s High School
Westminster
St. John's High School
Frederick
Seton Gardens
John LE. Sheridan
CSMC
Louis C. Vaeth
Beltismore
the Propagation of the Faith
Joseph B O'Donnell
Religious honors at Mt St Marys seminary ceremonies
Myrtle Sullivan presided as president of Blessed Dief Mission Unit and recited the Cru saders pledge. The procession returned to the Mother Seton statue where Helene Dunne placed flowers in tribute to the first missionary to the Vale Tey. Jewel recipients included Myrtle Sullivan and several Mt St Marys and St Johns students. Nancy McDaniel of Damascus High School won the first prize.
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Mt. St. Marys Seminary
Myrtle Sullivan
St. Joseph College
Mother Seton
Helene Dunne
Blue Ridge Conference
Vale Tey
St. Joseph’s College
Leo Michael Boyle
St. Joseph's High School
John Wyzykowsky
Raymond Majewski
Mt. St. Mary's
Mary Stine~baugh
St. Mary’s High School
Ralph A. Close
St. John’s High School
Westminster
Nereida Rivera
St. Joseph's College
John A. Waller
St Joseph High School
John McGwenn
Francis Mette
Gayl Rudisitl
St. Mary's High School
Mary Louise Harman
St. Johns
CSMC
Msex
John L. Sheridan
Joseph P. O'Donnell
Charles W. Dausch
Herbert R Jordan
Frederick
Maryland Roads Commission seeks engineers and road inspectors
State Roads Commission in Maryland seeks engineers and road inspectors for immediate openings. Entrance class of Red Inspector requires only a high school diploma. other roles require a new degree or qualifying engineering experience. Positions under Merit System offer vacation, sick leave, automatic raises, and retirement benefits. Contact Personnel Office at 222 E Baltimore St Baltimore MD. Phone Plac 6122.
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State Roads Commission
Maryland
Maryland State Banks Commission
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Selling As a Career contest highlights at luncheon
Nancy and her sponsor Mias Nora Frances Lynch attend a Mayflower Hotel luncheon for the Selling As a Career contest sponsored by the Sales Executives Club of Washington. First prize a television set. contestants from Washington and metropolitan Washington.
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Sales Executives' Club of Washington
Nancy
Mias
Nora Frances Lynch
Pei Elpal
Emerson P. Slocum
Mayflower
Washington
Farmer's Car Hit By Train At New Midway
Charles David Stiley, 33, of New Midway, narrowly escaped death when his 1940 Chevrolet was demolished by a Pennsylvania Railroad Diesel freight engine at the Johnsville road crossing. He failed to hear the warning whistle and was treated for shock and possible facial fractures by a Walkersville physician before being sent to a hospital.
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New Midway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles David Stiley
Johnsville Road
Walkersville
Sutely
Train engineer and crew in freight collision report
A lone driver remained in a car when a 10 car freight wreck occurred. The train No 5h80 was led by Engineer Albert C Mundis of York PA. State Police investigator Set W W Corbin led the inquiry as officials probed the incident. In Virginia three Coeburn youths died after eating wild parsnips during play near their homes.
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Albert C. Mundis
York
Set. W. W. Corbin
State Police
Coeburn
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Damascus High School
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Overton Originals
Carty
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Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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