County Man Killed In Auto Crash
A 24 year old Frederick County man, Whipp, died when his car left LS 40 south of Friedentch, struck a utility pole. Police say he lost control in a curve, the car veered off the road, hit the pole, and overturned. Survived by wife Gloria and parents, plus one daughter Christine Lea at home. Services set at the funeral home with Rev Henry Schaeffer officiating. burial in Reformed Cemetery.
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Merit
Bulin
Piedench County
Bog Thomas
Tee Alburt Whipp
RED I Frederich
Thomas
Robert Spicklar
LS 40
Fiedentch
Whipp
Noth
Gloria Bender Whipp
Frederick Counts
Harry Roe
Naome Wits Whipp
Wfe
Chistine Lea
William H Whipp
Frederick Robert D Whipp
Raby
Helen Brubaker
George FL
Harold
Wayne
Frederick
St Matthews Lutheran Chuch
Loyal Order of Moose of
Brunswick
Fridtrich High School
Max
Henry Schaeffer
St Watthews Lutheran Church
Ballinger Creek Road
Robert Fo Dailey
Three Wart In Crash On Rt 75
Three people were injured today when the car they rode in ran off the road on Route 75, struck a guardrail, and plunged down a short embankment. Frederick Memorial Hospital treated fractures and abrasions. Carter was charged with reckless driving after the vehicle left the right side of the road.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Westminster
Gathersburg
New London
Harbaugh
Ind
Carters Pdor Sechim
Rubiagh
Carter
Boy's Leg Severed in Crash. Surgeons Reattach
A Sunday traffic accident in North St left 17 year old Theodore Adams with multiple injuries after a car struck a pole. Surgeons at Tanner G Philips Hospital successfully reattached a severed left leg, though Cissell was reported in satisfactory condition with other injuries.
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Cisse
I Pole
North St Tous
Theodore Adams
Tanner G Philips Hospital
Snd
Cissell
Suspect Arson In Barn Fire Near Frederick
State Police investigated a barn fire about five miles southeast of Frederick near Broderick. The structure, a truck, and farm machinery were destroyed with an estimated loss of around 15000 dollars. Investigators photographed footprints near the scene and questioned residents about possible arson. The alarm was reported around 12 30 am and the scene was secured to prevent spread.
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Broderick
Schrodel
Reichs Ford Rac
Freder
Robert Whitmore
Independent Hose Company
Tre Phe
County Hunters Kill 562 Antlerless Deer in Peak Season
Frederik County harvest set a record with 562 antlerless deer killed, led by 241 on Saturday alone and a county-total count of 321 at opening-day stations. Preseason estimates projected 23 but hunters reached well beyond, aided by ideal conditions and heavy hunting pressure across the region. The totals reflect deer population management efforts and reflect statewide holiday travel impacts on activity.
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Warstinds
Biederich
Tenn Weterm
Ucas
Sears
Enseisen
Brederick
Ted
Frederik
TeRos Horlidwed
Hummy
Kvlers Valles
Stealing Christmas Trees Incident Report
In Dearborn Michigan a juvenile faced police involvement after a disturbance centered on stolen Christmas trees. Officers responded to the scene as youths were tied to the incident, with witnesses noting the confrontation and subsequent actions by authorities.
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Dearborn
Steebut
Chantteus
Campetimarhilla
Ruby denies conspiracy in Oswald killing amid hospital scene
In a Detroit news arc, Jack Ruby insists there was no conspiracy in the Oswald shooting. Ruby seeks a lie detector test to prove he acted alone, while lawyers state the dying prisoner hopes to erase doubt before a possible retrial.
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Oswald
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Dian
Raids Hit Fuel Storage Area Near Hanoi in Vietnam War
Allied air strikes pounded a fuel storage area north of Hanoi as weather hindered raiders. Ground fighting slowed to small skirmishes while a guerrilla brigade joined the 6th Infantry Division in South Vietnam, aiding US efforts amid reports of bombed homes and unclear casualties.
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South Vietnam
Red River
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Ba Gia
United States
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Nouthetnam
Americans Plead Guilty in Leningrad Soviet Curbs Case
Two young Americans, Ray Wortham of North Little Rock and Galmour Craddock of Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty in a Leningrad court to currency charges linked to an antique bear statue at a hotel. Bail set high, trial expected to last three days, with Soviet procedure delaying defense until after the plea.
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Leningrad
Wortham Ieft
North Little Rock Ark
Craddock
Galmour Hh
Salt Lake
AP Yirephoto
Laningrad
Ruel Ray Wartham
Noth Lite
Bear
Lenn Stud
Wortham
Galmour
Salt Lake City
Tinland
Almour
Fragments of a Crime Trial Note Cold Weather Ahead
Fragmentary OCR text mentions indictment, accused individuals and a defense, with garbled phrases about exchange rates and rubles. The readable parts refer to a court case and the weather forecast for a week, but details are unclear. Entities include a place and names, though many words are corrupted.
Santa Letters Overflow as Toy Drive Faces Constraints
The Santa workshop scene is crowded with requests and chaotic notes from children and families. Volunteers juggle large volumes of letters, logistics, and safety concerns while coordinating gifts, funding, and distribution across multiple locations and events.
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