Two Hurt In Frederick County Plane Crash
A small two passenger Aeronca plane crashed on a farm near Peart At Frederick. Frederick County residents James Kent and Miss Willis were badly injured with fractures, a skull fracture, brain concussion and lacerations. The plane hit a telephone line along Route 40, bounced, and skidded 75 feet before nose-diving. Owner Howard L Stevens said no insurance and noted Kent’s risky flying near the Willis home. The crash injured both occupants and prompted investigation by state police and the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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Frederick County
Carroll
Kent
Pear Peart
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Myers
Howard L. Stevens
Stevens
Aiport
Lewistown
Army Air Forces
Stevix
Miss Wills
Walter K. May
Myers, Mutchner
Snyder
Miss Willis
M. R. Etchison
Robbery Suspect Held At Rockville
One of three suspects in an alleged assault and robbery near Damascus last week, injuring Murray Baumgardner and costing him his car, wrist watch, and 35 cash, remained in custody at Rockville Sunday night. A woman from Saltville, Virginia was sought and her husband and another man are being sought. A 1941 Pontiac stolen from F L Remsburg in front of Hawaiian Nite Club remains missing.
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Damascus
Murray Baumgardner
Mt. Airy
Rockville
Montgomery County
Saltville
Va.i
F L Remsburg
Florence Nightingale
Wooman
Crimea
Uied
United States
Florence
Nightin- Rales
Nurfing
Frederck Memoral Hospital
Four Lane Highways Proposed From Maryland to Pennsylvania
Maryland plans for 270 miles of interstate highways include two major new routes from Baltimore to Frederick replacing Route 40 and a Washington to Frederick Hagerstown route toward Pennsylvania. The State Roads Commission, awaiting governor approval and funding from taxes, would also rebuild Route 15 north to Harpers Ferry and Route 340 to Frederick, with a Frederick hub.
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Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Maryland
Cansca
Mexico
Public Roads Administration
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
State Roads Commission
Frederick Junction
Ellicott City
Governor Lane
Harpers Ferry
Westminster
Frederck
Washington - Frederik
U .S
Frederick Memorial School of Nursing Graduates 210 Since 1902
Frederick Memorial Hospital marks 210 graduates from its School of Nursing since 1902. The program, part of a $500000 modernization plan, highlights nursing growth from 40 in 1873 to 300000 nationwide. Most graduates stay in Maryland, especially Frederick, with 15 new students this year and 25 planned enrollment. Financial aid supports a three year course, with August entrance exams for 37 plus applicants.
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Frederick Ness 15
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Asong
States
District of Columbia
New York
Florida
California
Oregon
Mingeota
Aragona
Rhode Island
Northarviina
Martha A. McKiasster
Ro N
Washington
The
Nurses’ Alumnae Association
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Nursing School Trainin g Offers Broad Clinical Program
A description of a nursing school's program notes 35 nurses physicians and surgeons on staff. Students study anatomy and psychiatric nursing up to 75 hours, with psychology history nutrition cookery obstetrics and first aid. Dorms and recreation are provided, with vacations three weeks first two years and two weeks third year. Upon graduation students may take the state board and become licensed RNs.
Russian-Held Prisoners Not Able To Work
Berlin Aug 31 American Military Government said German POWs returning from Russia to the U S occupation zone are in poor condition and largely unfit for work. Rehabilitation would require three to six months in camps with extra rations from relief supplies.
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Berlin
Russia
U. S
Germany
ABIG
Russian POW Repatriation Sparks Labor Concerns
The Military Government notes about 1,500 POWs arrive weekly in the U S zone from the Soviet Union through December. Many are deemed unfit for employment and only a small share are hospitalized after arrival. The ex-prisoners are housed in reception camps at Hersfeld, Werttemberg Baden, and Hof Bavaria while plans are arranged.
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U. S
Soviet Union
U. Zone
Hersfled
Hesse
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Hof
Bavaria
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Jatees Kent
Russ Mary C Willis
New Market
William Willis
W. Patrick St
Phene
KODAK
Verichrome Film
Orville M. Ernst
Charlton
Ernst
William Teets
Norge
Frederick Welding Company
ALLS
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
de France Beauty Salon
South Market Street
Asa
Barre
Barre Guild
Hammaker Brothers
Frederick, MD
Zhlawgnt
Ragerstows
Washington, DC
Western Maryland Trust
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Raymond Shiplep
Allen
South Market
Whiteset Music Co
Hagerstown, Rd
General Acceptance Corporation
Third Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Telephone
Henry
Henry’s
N. Market St
Helena Rubinstein
Hendrickson
North Market ST
June Arden
Country Club
Rayon Gabordine
Monte Carlo
Zeiss
Ikon
Clanas Spartas Busch
Precision
Photo Sport Shop
Market St
Eatarred
Melon
Mem
Valvety Daring
Leorars
Cynthia
Elizabeth Taylor
Cemee Murphy
Sakall Sun
Astor A
Gene Lockhart
Spring Byington
James Lydon
Scotty Beckett
Oi Renn
Robert Lowery
With Lawrence Tiernet
Claire Trevor
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