Several Accidents Reported After Snowstorm Travel
A string of icy highway crashes occurred after a heavy snowstorm with many minor fender benders. Two foreign cars collided on U S 240 south of U S 15 at 5 36 p m injuring three and causing $4000 damage. no charges due to weather. Other injuries and damages occurred on Brink Road near Laytonsville and on Bronk Road near Pikesville. Local drivers, including Roy Boggs 17, Joseph Wear 16, Robert Young 20, Melvin Crouse 30, and Eugene Jenkins 37, sustained bruises and abrasions. Boyd R Smith, a dairy farmer from near Frederick, won the Northeast Division public speaking title in Denver and is reviewing national championship eligibility.
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U. S. 240
U. S
Julia Louise Troy
Silver Spring
Miss Troy
Renault
Robert Lawrence McGeehan
Alexandria
Richard E. Alderton
Alderton
Triumph
Brink
Wightman Road
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Roy Boggs
Germantown
Joseph Wear
Robert Young
U. S. Navy
New London
Conn
Young and Wear
Briggs
Bronk Road
W. Normandy
R Waterpool
Frederick
Pikesville
Melvin Crouse
Bowie
Eugene Jenkins
King Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Boyd R. Smith
American Farm Bureau Federation
Denver
Colo
Smith
Service forecasts a mild recession in 1961 says S and P
Standard and Poor's annual forecast projects 1961 as a postwar recession like 1953 and 1954 but shorter and shallower. Mixed forces will dominate early decline and later recovery with industrial production rising next year and a small full year GNP drop. Major influences include lower capital spending, inventory correction, and a brief dip in consumer demand.
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New York
Standard & Poor's Corp
Standard & Poor's
Enforcement of livestock movement laws announced by officials
The meeting with state and federal authorities cited strict enforcement of livestock transport rules. Officials warned that reactor cattle in transit must carry properly filled papers with required information and pledged prosecution of violators. They urged farmers and dealers to comply as a crackdown begins.
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Deen
Alvey Reid
Harry Sheiss
Boonsboro
Blaine Friend
Jack Starliper
Raymond Harrison
Hagerstown
Gay Stonestreet
Cumberland
Harold Stough
Westminster
Atley Shry
Ralph Z'mmerman
Wilfred Wisner
Charles Barkier
Woodsboro
Maryland livestock auction group aims to curb arrests
Federal and State officials attended a meeting with Drs. Turner Hartman Anderson and Levy urging compliance to eliminate arrests. The Maryland Association, member of the National Association of Livestock Auction Markets, pledges to inform patrons and provide superior marketing services to producers and consumers. James Byrne of the U S Forest Service predicts helicopters and dirigibles will aid logging in hard to reach areas to reduce scar damage on mountainsides.
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Maryland Livestock Action Association
Maryland
Ernie
West Friendship
Alien Driver
Marion Prough
Frank Kopen
Denton
Kent Ferrell
Aber
Drs. C. A. Turner
J. L. Hartman
D. B. Anderson
M. R. Levy
Maryland Association
National Association of Livestock Auction Markets
James J. Byrne
The
LU. S. Forest Service
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