Three Injured In Intersections Crash In Maryland
Three people were hurt in a Sunday morning crash at the Maryland 355 and Araby Lane intersection. Maurice Adams Bowman Jr. 23 of Rowe, Maryland, the Ford driver, had a lacerated eye and was kept for observation. Janet Arline Lewis 18 of Gaithersburg and Russell Franklin Smith 22 of Semen suffered facial and mouth injuries and were treated and released. The other car owner, Calvin Leon Lowe of Rockville, said the Plymouth was stolen the night before. Police filed no charges due to inability to locate the other driver. both cars were total wrecks.
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Multiple vehicle crashes report in Maryland area
State Police reported several traffic incidents Sunday near Thurmont and Hagerstown. A 1936 Chrysler driven by Connie Nicholsen collided with a 1953 Plymouth driven by Lee Robrer. Robrer faces a stop sign violation charge with trial set for March 10. A separate rear collision near Indian Springs Road caused minor damage. A hit and run on Maryland 144 damaged a 1955 Chevy parked on the roadside. authorities seek a light-colored auto with unspecified damage. No injuries reported.
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Ne er Do Well Kills Grandfather Uncle in Fairfax Church Note
A 11 year old released from jail killed his grandfather and uncle Sunday in Shenandoah to avenge scornful remarks. The Fairfax Methodist Church pastor urged openness to Negroes, while officials noted persistent segregation in Fairfax including cinema, dining, and property access.
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Unmoved Man Claims He Felt I Must Kill Someone
A man named Brown surrendered after confessing he attacked two men in Lost Creek No 2 mining village. Victims were Frank Brown 13 and John Brown 49, local coal company police retiree. He said they talked about him and called him nuts.
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Security First Says Truman At Israel Bonds Drive
Former President Harry S. Truman urged prioritizing national security over campaign arguments at the 1950 inaugural conference for Israel bonds in Miami Beach. He warned against budget cuts aimed at defense and called for strong defense over a balanced budget as delegates from the U.S. and Canada gather to promote more than 73 million dollars in bonds.
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