Three Injured In County Weekend Auto Crashes
State Police report three weekend accidents injuring three people, one seriously, with total damages around 58 900. A 41 year old man was pinned after a 31 700 crash at Yellow Springs Road and Walter Martz Road. Carly Tucker of West Fifth is cited for removing the injured man from a demolished 1950 Mercury. Another serious injury involved Dr Borace F Kline Jr a 38 year old chiropodist on U S 40. Charges pending against Mrs Ch who entered an intersection after looking both ways. Traffic halted for about 2 5 hours as onlookers gathered. A fifth person was in a 1959 Buick passenger seat.
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Yellow Springs
Walter Martz Road
Carly Tucker
West Fifth
Robert Efford
Tucker
Maryland
Mildred L. Clem
North Market Street
Walter Main Road
L. S. Glenn
Efford
Clem Avia
Clem
Hart
West Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. 40
Sjamsville Road
Borace F. Kline Jr
Gav
Devine
Harry Irvin Trout
Brekeystown
Trout
Fred Eikel Sr
Hagerstown
Richard Alderton
Eikel
Frederick
Elmer Ritz
Winchester
Frederick Barracks
Baby injured in Maryland 27 eastbound crash near Ridgeville
A three and a half month old baby, Bernadette Keith of Monrovia, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash on Maryland 27 at the eastbound Cloverleaf near Ridgeville. Keith’s father, 2 year old Montgomery County Roads Department driver, collided with Mary Lucille Spencer’s 1956 Ford sedan, causing $200 to each car and $400 total injuries. Keith was rushed by Mount Airy ambulance. the Spencer driver aimed to left into a filling station. Keith was charged with reckless driving and to stand trial in Westminster Magistrate’s Court.
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Frederick Memtorial
Maryland
Ridgeville
Bernadette Mare Kieth
William Edward Kreth
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial
Mount Airs
Montgomery County Roads Department
Keth
Kieth
Randallstown
Westminster Magistrate’s Court
Eikel Auto
Thurmont Residents Endorse Town Manager Plan
Thurmont residents approved selecting a full time town manager after a two year consideration, at a town meeting with about 50 to 60 attendees. The manager would plan town work and ensure board decisions are carried out while the Board of Commissioners remains the governing body. The meeting also backed extending the town board president’s term to two years and the commissioners’ terms to four years.
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Thurmont
Board of Commissioners
Dollar Fares in Italy Show Premium on American Money
AP analyst Sam Dawson reports in Rome that the Italian lira commands a premium, leaving dollars worth less after exchange. Official rate near 6.25 lira per dollar. banks quote around 6.20. Gold and dollar reserves rose to 2.5 billion, with January seeing strong inflows of dollars and other currencies into Italy.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Europe
Italy
Rome
Canada
Wilmer Rippeon
Earl Benton Wood
United States
Carter Street
Wood
Route 5
Frederick
Albert V. Anglebower
West Patrick Street
Ants and Army: Local crackdown and corps training news
In Granhuns, Brazile authorities threaten jail for selling fried ants above 20 cruzeiros per kilo as part of a local inflation drive. In Fort McClellan Alabama Pvt. Shirley J. Smith 18 daughter of Norman C. Smith Mount Airy Maryland completed a typing and clerical procedures course April 9 at the Women's Army Corps School.
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Waco
Fort Mcclellan, Ala
Shirley J. Smith
Norman C. Smith
Route 4
Mount Airy
Women's Army Corps School
Fort McClellan
Ala
Dollar concerns stir Italian thoughts on currency value
An Italian bank executive doubts dollars are being swapped for safer currencies, while an American owned Ital ian firm leader sees signs investors may diversify holdings beyond US dollars. Meanwhile, police report charges and fines for two youths over a market street incident and littering on Hood College campus.
Arrests Reported In Frederick County Side Streets
Johnnie Slaughter, 47, of Dickerson, charged with intoxication by Officer Martin Kanade at 5:50 p m Saturday. Posted $25.80 bond and will be tried at 7 p m today. Kenneth LeRoy Perkins of Route 2 Frederick received a $211.45 speeding summons. Charged by Officer Nathan Dorsey on East Street at 9:20 p m Saturday and will be tried at 7 p m April 27. Other cases
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Hood College
Miller
Franklin Township
N. J
Guzlelmo
Passaic
Johnnie Slaughter
Dickerson
Martin Kanade
Kenneth LeRoy Perkins
Route 2
Frederick
Nathan Dorsey
East Street
Race Driver Dies In Crash At Trenton
United States Auto Club 100 mile Race of Champions at Trenton ends in rain stoppage after 37 laps. Dick Linder, 32, from Pittsburgh, perishes when car goes over the fence and into Branson's overturned vehicle. Tony Bettenhausen wins. Roger Ward runner up. Captain Jacob H Robbins, Cambridge restaurateur and former Republican leader, dies of heart attack at 76.
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Trenton
Mil
Dick Linder
Pinsburgh
United States Auto Club
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Don Branson
Urbana
Branson
Rathmann
Linder
Roger Ward
Speedway
Ind
Bettenhausen
Cambridge i
Jacob H. Robbins
Cambridge
Mother With No Arms Helps Run Household
Mary Carolyn Kurtz, 24, of Venice California, raises her second son using her toes as hands. She cooks, cleans, irons, and changes diapers with her feet, and even knits blankets for her baby Joseph. She also appears in USO shows to inspire patients in hospitals. Her husband Philip, an engineer, assists with hair care and domestic tasks. The family adapts with humor and resilience, reflecting her belief in capability despite disability.
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Venice
Calif
Mary Carolyn Kurtz
Joseph
Kurtz
Philip
David
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