Tractor tanker crash on Route 40 near Poplar Heights injures garden
Everett Hensley 24 Keezletown Va and passenger Michael Noah 27 McGaheysville Va charged after alcohol impaired driving caused a westbound tractor tanker owned by Mathis and Chapman Harrisonburg Va to wreck near Poplar Heights. Hensley charged with operating under influence and reckless driving. Noah charged with being drunk on the highway. Both jailed in Howard County. owners dispatch replacement driver.
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A& Tractor
Poplar Heights
Victory Garden
Pippagenger
Howard County
Ellicott City
Mathis and Chapman
Harrisonburg
Everett Roy Hensley
Keezletown
Michael A. Noah
McGaheysville
B. C. Hammersmith
Virginia
Lisbon
Hammersmith
Hensley
Noah
Morrisonburg
Father Of Three Admits Sex Slaying
Chicago records report George Lettrich Jr., a 36 year old unemployed punch press operator, confessed in a signed statement after a six hour lie detector test to the sex slaying of Roberta Rinearson, 10, whose body was found Dec 18 in a ditch near a cemetery between Chicago and Elmhurst. He said he did not rape her but admitted indecent liberties. He had been jailed earlier for indecent liberties with two girls in a forest preserve and was questioned about the Rinearson murder, with prosecutors planning to file a charge after tonight's reenactment.
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Chicago
Roberta Rinearson
George Lettrich, Jr
John §. Boyle
Lettrich
Roberta
Elmhurst
Lyons
Rinearson
Boyle
Faithful Workers Meet at St John’s Lutheran Creagers Town
The Faithful Workers of St. John’s Lutheran Church Creagers Town held their monthly gathering at Mrs. Charles Shorb’s home. President Mrs. Harvey Lare led with a Bible verse and Lord’s Prayer. Sixteen members answered to the word Honor and plans were made for a September 6 ham and fried chicken supper to fund interior painting. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Leroy Hann’s home with Harvest as the text word. The session closed with Mizpah benediction.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Charles Shorb
Harvey Lare
Neomia Long
Arthur Stull
Shorb
Leroy Hann
Start Work On New Prison Units For Maryland
Baltimore August 13 Construction will begin next month on three new prison units for specialized prisoner groups near the House of Correction at Jensuns. Harold E Donnell says initial cost is 1 250 000 dollars and the first building will house about 400 defective delinquents with subnormal mental development. The plan includes a diagnostic clinic and a psychopathic unit, authorized by the 1950 General Assembly, with completion dates not set and expedited by prison labor.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harold E. Donnell
House of Correction
Jensuns
Donnell
General Assembly
Warren qualifies as administrator in Orphans Court
William E. Warren of Thurmont Route 1 qualified today in Orphans Court as administrator of his son Kenneth L. Warren estate. Kenneth was killed in an automobile accident near Lewisburg Pennsylvania on July 30. The father and mother are the only heirs of the small estate.
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William E. Warren
Thurmont
Kenneth L. Warren
Lewisburg
Egyptian Ceramic Art Flourishing by Eleventh Century B C
The record notes that ceramic art in ancient Egypt achieved a high level of development as early as the 11th century B C, indicating sophisticated techniques and design early in the New Kingdom era.
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Egypt
Restaurant Owner Faces Murder Charge
York Pa Aug 13 District Attorney Clarence M Sawyer Jr said John K Terry 38 year old restaurant operator will be charged with murder in the fatal shooting today of Terrys wife Hazel at her aunts home Terry also shot her aunt Mrs Margie Quiver but she was not hurt seriously Lawyer said He identified Terry as a member of the US weight lifting Olympic team in 1936 in Berlin He was a tailor in New York City at that time The DA said Mrs Terry on Friday started proceedings in Common Pleas to obtain custody of two daughters aged 3 and 5 He did not say whether the Terrys were divorced or separated
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New York City
Terry
Common Pleas
Terrys
Calcutta Express Crash Kills 20. 110 Hurt in Sabotage Claim
The Calcutta to New Delhi Express, nicknamed Cyclone, crashed into a freight train near Moghul Sarai disabling rail service. Reports say at least 20 were killed and 110 injured as sabotage theories surface. A Washington dispatch notes minimal progress in White House efforts to mediate a railway dispute.
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Calcutta
India
Washington
White House
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Russell Thomas
Day
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Darline
Betty
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Japan
Williamson’ S Drug Store
HONE
Korea
S. M. Pal Tight
Seoul
Joyce Kopler
The
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Walter Snow
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Dolls Jewelry Store
Arthur Potts Insurance—Real Estate
France
Potts
Howard Marvin Jones
Sondak Or
Sumac Science
Monewun von Nedy
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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Frederick
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Chrysler
NEW Yorker
Newport
Balanead
Roney Motor CO
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Youn
Tao
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Frederick, Md
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Stoffer Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle
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