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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1960

Page

14

Negro Killed In Weekend Car Crash

A 24 year old Knoxville man Philip Calvin Swann Jr. was killed when the 1950 Pontiac he rode in overturned on U.S. Route 340 north of Frederick near Jefferson. Driver Donald Henderson 36 was treated and released after injuries. Henderson was charged with failure to drive to the right of center. Swann's family details and funeral arrangements are listed. four other weekend accidents caused injuries and vehicle damage across Frederick County.

Philip Calvin Swann ,Jr Jearvld Knoxville Pamp C. Swann Carver Apartments U.S Jefferson Senn Donald M. Henderson Burkittsville Fort Detrick Henderson Frederick Barracks Pouce Lef Frederick B. G Thomas Sr Nderson Fred Hospital Robert T. Storer Swann Clara WV. Seon Philadelphia Constance Whims Petersville Calvin M. Swann Braddock Heights Lilie Mae Smallwood Feete Funeral Home Brunswick C. E. Hicks H. J. McDonald Fairview Frederick County Carl Windsor Giesler Route 3 Mt. Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland 355 Park Mills Road Giesler Mary Alexander Washington U.S. 40 Black Rock Road South Mountain Simon Harris Jr Negro NX Street Northwest Meredith Kine Route 2 Myersville

Alderman Stup Explains Vote On Growth Policy

Alderman Lloyd R. Stup discusses the 30-50 policy approved by a one vote margin last Thursday at City Hall. He says the stance is not final and will change beyond present city limits, stressing the measure applies only within current bounds and that balance of power favored him in the five member aldermanic body.

Lloyd R. Stup New City City Hall Emmert R Bowlus Wiliam H. Bartgis Stup Board of Aldermen

Funeral services for former Mayor Lloyd C. Culler

Large crowd attended the Saturday funeral for Lloyd C. Culler former mayor of Frederick. Service was at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Eugene W. Young officiating and interment at the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers included Herman Beyard and other local officials. honorary bearers were Lions Club and Agricultural Society members.

Ife Lloyd C. Culler Carroll Parkway Frederick Memorial Hospital St. Luke's Evangeli William B. Burall Frederick Cry Herman M. Beyard Charles Y. Main John W. Morgan Alvey VV Renn Charles W. Magaha Elmer Sic. Maxwell M. R. Etchison and Son Feaga

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