Removal of Old B and O Tracks Near East All Saints Street
Frederick officials disclose removal of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks on East All Saints Street between Market and Carroll streets will begin soon. B&O Railway officials say work will take only a few days weather permitting.
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Market Street
5 Year Victim of Gassy Stomach Claims Relief
A well known citizen describes five years of gas swelling and bloat improving after using EMERAID and INNER-AID. The ad touts 32 plant juices and urges readers to take the products before meals to cleanse bowels and relieve stomach trouble. Sold by all drug stores.
Epirus Endangered by Guerrilla Forces Clash in Greece
A Greek informant says Epirus faces danger from Markos Vahiades guerrillas seeking a separate Communist state in northern Greece. AMAG notes Greece will tighten bank controls to curb inflation as a major offensive targets 809 armed guerrillas on Mt Parnasou near Athens. Royal forces, including navy units, attack along the coast and inland positions to encroach guerrilla strongholds.
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Epirus
Markos Vahades
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AMAG
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Guerillas Near Albanian Border Employ Notable Tactics
An informant reports diversionary activities in the region west of Kannina near Philiates. He says guerrillas are using excellent military tactics and appear to be receiving directives from high foreign military chieftains.
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Philiates
Woman Injured In Route 75 Auto Collision
A woman was injured when two cars collided on Route 75 between Libertytown and New Market near Singanore bridge. Mrs Ruth Cramer of Buckeystown was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a lacerated left leg and bruises. The sedan driver John Fletcher Smith did not stop, claiming wet slick road and a slight hill impeded him. State Trooper R A Myers continues investigation.
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Singanore Bridge
R. A. Myers
Ruth Cramer
Airy
Route 5
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Fletcher Smith
West South Street
Allen Cramer
Smith
Farm Worker Vernon Heffner Dies Near Johnsville
Vernon Heffner a 60 year old farm worker attempted suicide Tuesday night at the scene between Ladiesburg and Johnsville by firing a .22 caliber rifle into his abdomen. Surgeons at Frederick Memorial Hospital operated and removed the bullet but his condition remained critical. Heffner was found by his son in law and several children and reportedly admitted the act before treatment. Relatives summoned doctors from Union Bridge after the injury occurred around 8:45 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Vernon Heffner
Nezer Good
Ladiesburg
Johnsville
Heffner
R. Paul Buhrman
Buhrman
Thomas H. Legg
Israel Rinehart
Union Bridge
Not Guilty in Reckless Driving Trial for Two Operators
In Westminster on January 13 William C. Pheabus of Union Bridge and Richard R. Grim of York were acquitted of reckless driving charges tied to a Taneytown Keymar collision. State Trooper R. E. Stallings led the case. Trial Magistrate Vincent A. Tubman presided. The accident injured two people and damaged two cars on Route 15 north of Lewistown.
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Dallastown Road
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Keymar
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Potomac Edison Company
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Grim Brothers Trucking Company
R. E. Stallings
Lane Inducted as Veterans of Foreign Wars Member
Annapolis Maryland January induction ceremony at the State House saw Governor Lane formally inducted into the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The oath was given by Department Commander Charles B. Buscher of Silver Spring with attendees including Re. H. Murphy, Henry F. Segelken, and George E. Ridenour. The report notes prior roles and positions held by attendees.
Memorial Hospital victim linked to alcohol case
The report notes a victim pronounced at Memorial Hospital and mentions transfer to jail in a police squad car. It also references Alaskan fur trade revenue, stating it nearly equals the total revenue from all other Alaskan furs combined.
Jailed for Drunkenness After Disturbance at Square
Anna Mae Kidd Braddock was jailed by city police Tuesday night on drunkenness and peace disturbance charges. A $25 collateral was set as she faced state police inquiry regarding alleged family theft. A fight erupted near the Square when she collapsed before an officer call-box, then feigned illness as the United Rescue truck rushed her to Frederick.
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