Four Die In U S 40 Crash Near Hagerstown
A mother and three children died when their car was struck at U S 40 and Md 64 and thrown into a westbound tractor trailer. Their relatives from Mortisburg West Virginia were among the injured, with several others including a 23 year old from Myersville treated for severe head injuries. The crash blocked the route as emergency units rushed victims to Washington County Hospital.
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Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
U. S. 40
MD. 64
RFD 1
Mortisburg
W. Va
Robert Henry Harshman
Myersville
Eugene Lewis Gaver
RFD
John Bunyan
Springheld
Ohio
Helen Hess Bowman
Chester Bowman
Alice Bowman
John Bowman
West Virginia
Three Wishes man involved in car collision and Lee resignation
A man connected to the Three Wishes incident reportedly struck the windshield of Gaver’s car, injuring him, while Warren and Bowman family members were identified after a delay. Senator Magnuson urged a congressional inquiry into Lee’s ouster from the Commerce Department CAA post. Lee, a 49-year-old Vermonter, claimed Weeks asked him to resign over poor working relations. Separately, two women were injured in street falls while shopping, including Margaret Utermehle with a broken hip and Alice G Summers.
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Gaver
Warren
Matinsburg
Bowman
Congress
Lee
Sen. Magnuson
D-Wash
Aeparns
Department For Commerce
CAA
Commercce Department
Alsn
Lée
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Margaret Utermehle
New Hampashure Avenue
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Alce G Summers
Urges Investigation of Frederick Lee Ouster
Washington dispatch reports Charles Parker executive director of the National Aviation Trades Assn urging a congressional probe into what he terms the ouster of Frederick B. Lee as head of the Civil Aeronautics Administration. President Eisenhower accepted Lee’s resignation and named Charles J. Lowen Jr. as his successor. Parker criticizes the administration for alleged unfair action.
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Washington
Charles Parker
National Aviation Trades Assy
Frederick B. Lee
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Eisenhower
Lee
Charles J. Lowen Jr
CAA
Parker
Refugees to Maryland Arrive on Navy Ship General Langfitt
Twelve refugees from five nations travel toward Westminster Maryland aboard the U S Navy ship General Langfitt bound for homes in Maryland. Christof Oster a Yugoslav shoemaker 42 and his wife Eva 37 with their 18 year old daughter are among them Ralph E D Hull is sponsor via Church World Service. A separate note reports a woman on North Market Street sustaining a facial laceration and being treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New York
Maryland
U.S. Navy
General Langfitt
Germany
Romania
Russia
Yugoslavia
Danag
Voligan
Westminster
Christof Oster
Tust
Eva
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