Weekend accidents injure three in Fever County area
State Police report three people injured in weekend crashes in Fever County and nearby areas. Mount Airy farmer Clay Moxley, 21, was treated for shoulder and scalp abrasions after his 1955 Chevrolet coupe slid on ice on Maryland 73 and crashed through a fence, then released. Another driver, Emmer Green, 40, was treated for facial lacerations after his 1951 Dodge veered off Biggs Road in Walkersville and was blinded by oncoming headlights. he was released after treatment.
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Ef Clay Moxley
Mount Airy
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Amie
Libertytown
Mayland
Moxley
Maryland
Emer Green
Frederick
Biggsrd
Walkersulle
Five Injured In Three Vehicle Crashes On Maryland Roads
Police say a driver lost control hitting a fence and another collision caused $50 damage to a Green car. A separate crash at Maryland 27 Ridgeville injured Oda Roberts and husband Joseph Roberts, with Oda receiving a knee and facial injuries and possible broken nose. both were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Roberts, 62, in a 1931 Plymouth, ran a red blinker at Maryland 143, hitting a northbound 1956 Chevrolet van driven by Foard Hood. Roberts was charged for failing to obey a flashing red light.
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Oda Roberts
Elkridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mount Airy
Maryland
Ridgevile
Joseph Roberts
Roberts
Qld
Washington Road
Foard Hood
Uumare
Nautes of Heals
Symphony to Entertain Frederick Students by Baltimore Orchestra
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will give two hour long concerts for junior and senior high students in Frederick County before a Community Concert series performance Tuesday evening. About 2,000 students are expected at 12:20 pm and 1:40 pm in the Frederick High School auditorium with free attendance to cover costs. theme Music of the Dance. This marks the fourth straight year of county visits for area students and the first time Frederick is included in a public school and community collaboration.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
James L. Fisher
Frederick High School
Baltimore Symphony
Herbert Grossman
Fisher
Symphony
Frederick
Baltimore Symphony reads to Frederick high school students
Fisher says the Baltimore Symphony is Maryland’s only major orchestra and will perform excerpts from Swan Lake and Bach at Frederick High School with bus transportation for non attending students. An April elementary program will feature the Gettysburg Symphony. Jordan bans a modern book for containing edited facts and attacks on Jordan.
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Fisher
Frederick High School
Baltimore Symphony
Gettysburg Symphony
Russians Claim Belgians Behind Attacks
The Soviet Union asked the United Nations Security Council to meet promptly to discuss what it called attacks by Belgian forces. The UN publicized the request as diplomats prepared for council consideration.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Soviet Union
Security Council
UN Security Council to debate Congo aggression issue this week
Diplomatic sources said the 11 nation council would take up the matter of aggression against Belgian Congo within the week. Omar Loutfi of the United Arab Republic, council president for January, was consulting other members on the exact date.
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Omar Loutfi
United Arab Republic
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