Pedestrians Hurt and Cars Damaged in Frederick Accidents
Several traffic collisions in Frederick over the weekend caused two pedestrians to be knocked down and four separate crashes damaging seven or more vehicles. One pedestrian, Lee Roy Mack, was treated for head injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck on South Market Street. A second unidentified child was struck on North Market Street but escaped serious injury. Police noted multiple rear-end and chain reactions on West Patrick Street and Route 40 near Baughman’s Lane, with total property damage estimated well over $1,000 in some incidents.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lee Roy Mack
Frederick Rt. 1
South Market Street
Robert Eugene Gouker
Doubs
Gouker
Mock
Denver Shook
North Market Street
Norval Eugene Eyler
Rocky Ridge
Opera House
Eyler
Sergt
Ben Phebus
West Patrick Street
Earl N. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Baughmen
Linden Avenue
Alton Twentey
Richard Howard Hovermale
Patrick Street
Jack Feinstein
Washingston
Roy Steiner Schroeder
Hyattsville
Schroeder
Raymond Lee Cooper
Huge Montgomery County livestock sale nets about 40660
Ernest Barnhart near Damascus sold 200 dairy cattle and 125 hogs in a sale that drew buyers from Frederick and surrounding counties. Principal buyers included Gladhill Bros Mascus Herman Rabbitt and G M England Monrovia. Autlioners were John W and Deshert Null and Jerry Williams clerked the sale. A residence sale in Johnsville brought 15000 to Miss Pearl E. Chrest. Personal property fetched strong prices including antiques.
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Montgomery County
Ernest Barnhart
Damascus
Frederick
Gladhill Bros
Herman Rabbitt
Germantown
G. M. England
Monrovia
W. Moeekins
Woodlawn
John W
Deshert
Jerry Williams
David W. Stitely
Johnsville
Pearl E. Chrest
Lewistown
I. J. C. Williams
Frederick County
Catherine L. Stitely
Murray H. Fout
D. Princeton Buckey
Emmett R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Monteressor
Page Laughlin
Leesburg
Wiliam A. Herndon
Bate Bowlus
S. Reed Gallaher
Howard T. Welsh
Three Frede rick robberies over the weekend
Over the weekend three Frederick businesses were burgled with cash taken. Simpson Bros Barbershop on West Church Street lost ten dollars from a cash drawer. Cavell's Grocery on North Market reported 128 dollars fifty cents stolen from a locked safe. Fisher's Plumbing on East Patrick Street also suffered a broken rear window and forced entry.
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Frederick
Simpson Bros
West Church
Dorsey
Boost and
Mckeldin
Clarence R
Lloyd W. Simpson
Cavell
North Market
Barlgis
Albert E. Cavell
Inventory in progress after unspecified incident
Gate reported that pending a complete inventory, apparently nothing had been taken. The safe was not forced.
Truman Returns From Williamsburg Cruise To Blair House
President Truman returned to Blair House after a weekend Potomac cruise aboard the yacht Williamsburg. He docked at the Naval Gun Factory at 4 p.m. EST and traveled to Blair House with Rear Admiral Robert L. Dennison, his naval aide, and a detachment of Secret Service agents. The White House said that there
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Truman
Williamsburg
Washington
Blair House
Naval Gun Factory
Potomac
Robert L. Dennison
Secret Service
White House
No Other Guests On Cruise Amid Wake Island Controversy
Presidential Secretary Joseph Short avoided comment on a New York Times piece about a conference between the President and General MacArthur. Newspapers including the Times were loaded aboard the Williamsburg Saturday morning as the story claimed records show MacArthur's confidence in victory in Korea led him to offer his best troops for Europe.
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Joseph Short
New York Times
General MacArthur
Wake Island
Short
Williamsburg
Korea
Europe
Stolen Car Recovered In Frederick With Soldier At Wheel
A car stolen Sunday morning was recovered near Pine Orchard with a Fort Meade soldier driving. Pvt. Manuel John Bergerson, 20, of Rhode Island, was arrested on unauthorized use and operating without registration after claiming the car. The 1930 Oldsmobile belonged to Estes Motor Co. in Frederick. tags were missing. Bergerson had gone AWOL from Fort Meade and took the vehicle when needing transport. He was jailed in Ellicott City for a hearing before Magistrate Thomas Mayfield. A registration card in the car had been issued to James Crummitt of Frederick and Leonard Thornton of Woodbine. another man reported his 1937 Chevrolet coach stolen in Taylorsville.
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Fort Meade
B. C. Hammersmith
Manuel John Bergerson
Rhode Island
Pine Orchard
Blue Ridge
Estes, Motor Company
East Patrick Street
Charles C. Beil
West Friendship
Bergerson
Frederick
Elicott City
Thomas Mayfield
James Leon Crummitt
Route 1
Leonard Edward Thornton
Woodbine
Taylorsville
New Windsor
Military casualty figures add 500 in Korea report
A new casualty list No. 289 reports 96 killed 841 wounded 1 missing in action and 46 injured in accidents across Korea. The figures reflect ongoing conflict tolls and update prior totals. This item notes revised counts and the handling of casualties by the war office.
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Fied
Korea
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Watkins
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Johns Hopkins
Edwin E. Stoffer
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Bert C. McDonnell
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Earl Oden
Murray Botkin
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Guardian
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Burall
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Bear C
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Miss Sears
Delphey’s
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New Market
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Heer
Economy Oil CO
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Textron
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Defense Department
H. K. Ferguson Company
Hargett
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R. C. Boyer
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Warners
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Your Warner
Allen
Oryone
Hillside Riotor Co
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Hyde
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