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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1992

Page

4

Monrovia Man Injured In Mount Zion Road Crash Near Md 180

A single vehicle crash on Mount Zion Road south of Md 180 left Zane Edward Dunn Jr. in serious condition after his 1975 GMC Jimmy skid crossed the center line and struck an embankment. The vehicle turned over ejecting him and pinning his arm under the left front tire. Passersby aided him until deputies and EMS arrived. A Maryland State Police helicopter transported Dunn to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda.

Monrovia Mount Zion Road MD. 180 Frederick County Maryland Zane Edward Dunn Jr Bethesda Sheriff’s Office Dunn Mr. Dunn Brunswick Jefferson

Hattery vows to back raise rollback if elected

In Martinsburg West Virginia Democratic primary debate Del Thomas Hattery pledged to return a 35000 pay raise if he wins a House seat from the 6th District Incumbent Beverly Byron defended keeping her raise and boosting charitable contributions The two candidates discussed cost of living differences Western Maryland earnings and health care insurance proposals during the WYVN TV debate aired at 4 30 p m Sunday

Martinsburg W.va Thomas H. Hattery House of Representatives Beverly Byron Wyvn-Tv Hattery Frederick Byron Maryland House Congress Honoraria

Right hand man recalls Roosevelt in rare 1945 photo

The 1992 Newsweek feature highlights Sotero Abiba, a Thurmont resident and Roosevelt's Navy aide from his first inauguration until 1945, pictured with Franklin D. Roosevelt and King Abdelaziz in 1945 aboard the U S S Quincy. Abiba recalls Roosevelt's warmth, loyalty, and daily duties, including serving meals and aiding the president in wheelchairs.

Sotero Abiba Thurmont Area Franklin D. Roosevelt Tbn Saud Saudi Arabia U.S Truman Philippines Roosevelt Abiba U.S Navy

Roderick turns 100 in quiet hometown celebration

The centenarian, Mrs Roderuck, recalls a long life of family care and work. She was the youngest of nine and stayed home to help her parents and siblings. After widowerhood she married Charles Roderuck at 60 and had no children. She keeps active with visits, reading the paper, and memories of nursing school and hooked rugs.

Jefferson Emmanuel Mary Catherine May China Chicago School of Nursing Woman’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences Charles Roderuck

Bank robberies hit Smithsburg and Eldersburg on Friday

Smithsburg saw a Friday night bank robbery at Farmers & Merchants Bank on Main Street. Two white men, 6 feet and 5 feet 9 inches tall, wearing nylon stockings and carrying small handguns, fled on foot with an undetermined sum. Eldersburg followed 15 minutes earlier as a lone black male, 5 feet 10 inches tall, wearing a nylon stocking over the head, entered a bank, demanded cash, and escaped on foot with police listing him as 170 pounds in weight.

Smithsburg Washington County Farmers & Merchants Bank Main Street Sheriff's Office Eldersburg Maryland Westminster

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