Missed Curve Wreck Injures Two in Pennsylvania
A New Jersey driver James Joseph Kinneally and Delaware passenger Paul Sparks were injured when their car rolled over on U S 15 south of Emmitsburg. Kinneally is listed in fair condition with possible skull fracture. Sparks suffered multiple contusions and was discharged later. Police say charges pending against Kinneally after he recovers.
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New Jersey
Delaware
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
U. S. 15
Emmitsburg
Donald A. Tucker
James Joseph Kinneally
Seminary Avenue
Rahway
Paul Joseph Sparks
East Fifth Street
Newcastle
Del
VFW
Fern Ohler Roth
Kinnealls
Sparks
Kinneally
Treaner Tucker
Kinneall
US 40-A
Whippoorwill Hollow
Tr . C. Dishon
Harry S. Hall
West All Saints Street
Donald E Eckenrode
Adamstown
Eckenrode
Hall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
H Feete
Bro
Joseph
Jones
Martinsburg
Virgie
Charles Town
Virginia Winston
David Spriggs
Knoxville
Mountain Road
Maryland
Scientists Of 8 Nations In Meeting United Nations
Scientists from eight nations met in New York to plan a world congress on using atoms for peace. Delegates from Australia Belgium Canada France South Africa Britain and Portugal, with U S Isidore Rabi and Dag Hammarskjold guiding final decisions, discussed China’s role and set the stage for the congress this summer. Meanwhile a German horse show in Hannover ended in chaos as a horse bolted into the stands injuring eleven spectators.
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United Nations
Eist
Dag Hanmmmartkjold
China
Eisenhower
Nist
United States
Soviet Union
Australia
Belgium
Canada
France
South
Britain
Portugal
Isidore Rabi
US Atomic Energy Commission
Hammarshjold
Cong Bess
Rabi
Dimitri V Skobeltsyn
Russia
Probe on monopoly practices in radio and television
Washington January 16 Senator Kilgore chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said he may head an autimonopoly subcommittee to probe monopoly practices in radio and television He discussed with Howard J Chernoff the ownership of radio and television by newspapers networks and manufacturers and a networks power to switch affiliations He stressed Chernoff acts as a voluntary informant with no official role or pay In another item United’s chimney fire at 253 East Fifth Street Sandias wigning abode caused a small blaze with no damage reported
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Washington
Sen Kilgore
Val
Kilgore
Senate Judiciary Committee
Autimonopoly
Bhairman
LV Aindustry
Howard J. Chernoff
Chernoff
Industes
Kilsore
PR Director Embarrasses Chairman At Annual Roads Conference
The second annual press conference by the State Roads Commission featured public relations head LeViness scolding Chairman McCain over tenure and route plans. Governor Veketin and Route 40 debates dominated remarks, with Frederich and Ridge sie routes cited as pivotal. Calbert Odde of Mount Mary’s College will speak at a Soroptimist dinner about “What Can We Expect From the Sith Congress.”
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Baliimule
State Roads Commission
Charles T Lekaness
Mmpoductor
Russell HcCainshan
McCain
Frederick
Fredevich
Frederich
Pennsylvenia
Pupte
Mi McCain
Veketdin
Ridgesie
Baltimore
Lane
Mcheldin
Calbert 1
Odde Prd Acencrate
Mount of Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Francis Scott Key
Oddo
Louise “Sebold
Hazel Caldwell
Wall
Blizzard Hits Western Japan Stranding Transport Links
A January blizzard battered Honshu and western Japan halting transport and communications. Reports say heavy snowfall stranded ferries and disrupted roads off Kyushu while crews scramble to restore services. Local authorities urged caution as weather worsened.
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Japan
Honshu
Nagata
Kyushu
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South Market St
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Carlock
South Prospect Street
Hagerstown
Momeliie Mets
Mayta
Oman
Heller Homes Equip. Co
Patrick ST
America
Hendrickson
Frederick County
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PLA
Well Brothers
Desoto-Plymouth Dealer
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Barner Sales and Service
William S. Hood, Inc
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West Patrick St
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