Hagerstown Woman Killed in Eastern Shore Crash
A Hagerstown woman, Rosa Ann Shanks, 61, was killed when a southbound car collided with a truck on US 50 near Salem Dorchester County. Four others in the same car. nine people died in Maryland accidents that day.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Rosa Ann Shanks
US. 50
Salem
Dorchester County
Cambridge - Maryland Memorial Hospital
Egbert Smith
Frances Butts
Debra Moore
Gregory Hoover
Ray Douglas Thomas
Takoma Park
Elizabeth McCoy
Washington, D.C
L. C
Acrae Road
Ocean City
Maryland
Delaware
Canning Company
Hebron
Reginald Clarence Daye
Selpyville
Del
Salisbury Barracks
Davis
Cobb leaves quarter of fortune to aid students
Cornelia Georgia AP Cobb leaves 25 percent of his estate to the Ty Cobb Educational Fund eight years after its founding to help needy students pursue education. Remaining 75 percent goes to descendants. no estate value given. Cobb died July 17 after hospital treatment for diabetes cancer and heart disease.
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Cobb
Habersham County Court of Ordinary
Shirley Cobb Beckworth
Atlanta
Ty Cott Educational Fund
the Trust Co. of Georgia
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cobh Memorial Hospital
Royston
James Cobb
Thomas D. McLaren
Beckworth
California
Herschel
Tyrus Cobb Jr
Charlie Marion Lombard
Frances Case
Buffalo
Airman Dies After Accident Near Berkeley Springs
Navy airman Steve Kovac 18 of Van Buren Ohio died after a one car crash on Interstate 70 near Warfordsburg Pennsylvania. Three sailors were hospitalized Aviation Machinist Mate Robert Warden 22 Aviation Structural Mechanic Douglas Paul 22 and Airman Craig Hoagland 18. Paul and Hoagland had minor injuries.
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Berkeley Springs
W.va
Navy
Pennsylvania
Memorial Hospital
Steve Kovac
van Buren
Ohio
U.S. Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Washington
Robert Warden
Douglas Paul
Lansing
Mich
Craig Hoagland
Toledo
Paul
Hoagland
Hancock
Warfordsburg
Pollution Commission Could Regulate Erosion and Runoff
The Water Pollution Control Commission was advised it has authority to regulate silt and erosion from denuded land and storm water runoff harming streams. The attorney general’s office said regulations could be drawn up and enforced under existing powers, expanding beyond industrial waste. Concerns rose about the added burden on a agency already strained, with plans to review county erosion ordinances and consult with other states before acting after the next legislative session.
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Annapolis
Water Pollution Control Commission
Attorney General
Commission
Royal H. Carlock
Maurice Siegel
Paul W. McKee
McKee
State of Washington
Water Commission Seeks Stronger Controls on Silt Runoff
General Murphy cites authority to issue special orders to land developers to curb storm water silt discharge into state waters. He notes possible regulations to define requirements and the commission may gain inland water resource oversight if the plan wins legislative backing.
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Robert C. Mur
Murphy
State Planting Department
Board of Natural Resources
Gov. Tawes
Water Pollution Control Commission
Department of Water Resources
Secretary Ribicoff demands auto blowby devices or legal action
Washington AP reports Secretary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff urged auto makers to pledge by January to equip 1964 cars with blowby control devices to cut pollution. He preferred voluntary measures but said he will seek legislation if no voluntary agreement is announced. Meetings with AMA representatives and engineers noted ongoing tests through next April.
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Washington
Abraham — Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc
Detroit
Ribicof
Frederick school offers flexible nursing training for all
The program invites men and women including those without high school diplomas to train as practical or male nurses in spare time classes. Morning afternoon and evening sessions fit work or home duties. Diplomas awarded on graduation. send coupon to start.
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Ing
ING Schools Nff
Frederick
Detroit News Reports Landmark Negro Prospect Bonus
The Detroit News on Monday reported a $59,000 bonus for a Negro prospect named Horton, a native of Arnold, Virginia, who rose from Detroit sandlots to star status and drew interest from at least seven major league teams.
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Detroit News
Horton
Arnold
Detroit
Horton rejects Red Sox contract offer to pursue triple-A
Horton a 5-10, 190 pound former Northeastern High School star who hit .400 in sandlot play reportedly turned down a $50,000 deal from the Red Sox. He is expected to begin next year in triple-A while also playing winter baseball.
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BUCS
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leonard R. Meruilo Jr
Reading
Mass
Meruilo
Chicago Cubs
Holy Cross University
Merullo
Batavia
Red Sox
Horton
Northeastern High School
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U.S
Ralph Fowler
Muldrew
Wheeling
W. Va
Tigers
Willie Horton
Detroit Tiger
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West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick Io
Big Engine, Ltd
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Frederick Motor CO
A&p MO
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BUICK
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Hudson
the Ideal Garage Co
Patrick St
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