Fatal crash inquiry nears week of delay near Frederick
State Police investigate a fatal automobile collision near Jug Bridge Hill that killed Mrs Lucy V. Gosnell and badly injured two others. Her 14 year old son George and 12 year old Bernard escaped serious injuries while Meredith Bare, driver of the car, suffered crushed chest and facial injuries. Truck driver Charles Koozer of Altoona appeared to escape with vertebral injuries. The wreck, one of the worst in years, occurred on the National highway with a fish truck portion torn free.
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Walter E. Sinn
Lucy V. Gosnell
Pennsylvania
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Meredith Bare
Frederick City Hospital
Bare
South Market Street
Charles Koozer
Altoona
Gosnell
George
Bernard
Jevel
Break Near in Hunt for Kidnapper and Killer
Los Angeles reports a near break in the hunt for the kidnapper and killer of 10 year old Charles Mattson. Federal agencies focus resources in southern California as a major manhunt shifts from Washington to the west coast. Harold Nathan, federal agent in charge at Tacoma, reportedly arrived by air to take personal command of the swift-moving search.
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Charles Mattson
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Washington
Harold Nathan
Tacoma
Man Suffers Facial Burns Reaching Ball Behind Stove
Howard Dinterman of Water Street received facial burns Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams on East Church Street. He was reported improving today after the incident witnessed when a ball rolled behind the stove.
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Howard Dinterman
Water Street
John Adams
East Church Street
Weather Record Shows January Precipitation and Temps
Weather record reports 0.89 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending today. January normal is 3.20 inches while actual January precipitation stands at 1.9 inches. Yesterday temperature high and low show changes from last year with moon and sun timings for tomorrow.
Maryland inquiry probes death of Jeanette Trader
Officials opened an investigation into the death of Jeanette Trader and the alleged murder of Clarence Trader after authorities cited Jeanette’s claim that he had killed himself following a drinking party. The county commissioners supported a deeper probe into the case and the possible involvement of Chirenge Trader, a wealthy Stocktor plan beneficiary.
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Trader Case To Be Summed Up Tuesday
Preliminary results of the investigation into the death of Clarence J. Trader will be summarized at a conference of county and state police officers tomorrow. There is nothing new today and fingerprint experts have not yet reported. The gun used to shoot Trader and other fingerprints were sent to the FBI for checking. Sergt Martin Brubaker said he would travel to Washington to bring back the federal agents' report.
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WIN
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sergt Martin Brubaker
Washington
35 Prisoners Still Missing After Guelph Riot
Police and guards hunted 35 missing convicts after a nine-hour riot at Ontario reformatory in Guelph. Most of the 150 escapees were recaptured on grounds. some were drunk. Prison staff blamed college like management. prisoners blamed food and undelivered parcels. Deputy secretary Neelands investigated. Acting Premier Nixon said no prosecutions if the men surrender. Prisoners served under two years.
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Another Victim Dies From Hit and Run Injuries
Amos Cannon dies at Frederick County Emergency Hospital from septicemia caused by fractures after being struck by a speeding automobile on Petersville road. He and two companions were walking after a drinking party when hit Saturday night. Vehicle identity unknown. case remains unsolved. Second fatality reported within ten hours nearby.
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Russell Dilon
George Magaha
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Lacey V. Gosnell
Weller
Frederick Stunday
General Motors Strike Parley Off in Flint
Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers announced the conference with General Motors officials was off after a brief meeting. Knudsen and aides refused comment as strikers remained at two Fisher Body plants in Flint, with no further talks scheduled.
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William S Knudsen
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Donaldson Brown
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Strikkers
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Flint
Frank Murphy
Hunting Costumes Seen in Popular Ski Outfits
New York January 1 AP reports hunting costumes appearing alongside ski outfits. One set described is four pieces: a skirt a jacket riding pants matching the skirt and jacket and a sweater. The skirt may be unbuttoned or discarded in warm weather.
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New York
Birthday honors for Dr A A Katich observed
Ca quietly marked the birthday of Dr A A Katich, noted as a focal dentist and president of the Independent, with observers recalling his contributions on Saturday.
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The
Independent
Ministers Hold Monthly Meeting Addresses Russia Religion
Dr Reddick lectured to Frederick County Ministerial Association on religion in Russia noting its secular leanings and equality in Christian practice. She contrasted Gandhi with Communists and warned against taking Russian views at face value. The meeting opened with prayer and adjourned for luncheon at Key Hotel with numerous ministers listed as attendees.
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Moat College
Frederick County
ADCLA
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Russia
India
Gandhi
DeWitt P. Zuse
Bernard C. Morris
Salvation Army
Dr R W Hauver Dies At Middletown Home
Middletown physician Dr R W Hauver died after a heart illness. He drove home after a patient call but passed away at 2:30 AM. A Baltimore Medical College graduate in 1904 he served the Middletown area and held roles in Christ Reformed Church Lions Club and Eastern Star. He is survived by his wife Margaret and four children. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from his residence with Rev Charles D Shaffer officiating. Interment Middletown Reformed Cemetery.
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Hanver
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Ira Pryor
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Glad Co
Governors and Ex-Governor Attend Ellis Initiation Tonight
Frederick Lodge prepares a formal welcome for former Florida Governor Dave Sholtz at the Elks Club initiation of 20 new members and 10 reinstatements. Governor Nice of Maryland and dignitaries including U S Senator Tydings are expected. A private dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel honors Mrs Sholtz and Mrs O Conor.
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Flood Levels Likely Passed Soon in Pittsburgh Area
The Weather Bureau warned residents heavy rains in the next 72 hours may push streams past flood stages in Pittsburgh and at junctions of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. Forecasters expect a crest between 28 and 29 feet, with flood stage at 25 feet, as Gov. Molt inaugurates in Charleston amid regional flood fears.
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Potomac
Murder at the Opera House in New York
In Manhattan Opera House during Max Reinhardt production The Eternal Road a banquet crowd of 100 witnessed a fatal stabbing. Frank Cicero, 33, of Stamford Connecticut, died after an argument over interruptions to Grover Whaten speech. Two hours later police narrowed suspects to men at an adjoining table amid a chaotic scene with chairs and bottles flying.
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Manhattan Opera House
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Frank Cicero
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Lost 124,998 TISH fish finder missing in Hutchinson lagoon
A puzzled Hutchinson municipal fishing board chairman David Baxter reports a lost fish finder in a lagoon stocked earlier. The notice claims two fish vanished after high nitrate levels and possible escape through an opening, urging notify Baxter.
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Damp Weather and Pope Pius X Strain in Vatican
In a damp Vatican, Pope Pius X’s condition worsened with shortness of breath after a busy day of audiences and a recent first group audience since a six week illness. Prelates said he pressed on with his schedule despite pain, while the papal staff noted spiritual energy and determination.
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Fourth victim dies in January 12 plane crash
Recounts place the Salt Dates air transport wreck near Los Angeles as the fourth fatality from a forced landing. Mining engineer proposes uranium deposits near Newhall Pass as a factor in multiple crashes, while pilots and radio issues are noted amid stormy weather and federal concerns.
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Harford County Fair aims to launch big league racing plan
Bel Air Md Jan 18 AP The Harford County Fair Association saved from mortgage foreclosure plans to seek state support for a big league Maryland horse racing venture. Be K Bryson, a turf man, would buy 26000 dollars of a 40000 dollar stock issue to finance grounds, equipment and a new grandstand. Bryson and partners would seek seven extra days of racing and push for improvements at Bowie Laurel and Pimlico tracks.
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Harford County Fair Association
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Bicyclists Ordered Off City Sidewalks
Chief Allen Hartg announces city ordinance forcing bicyclists to ride on streets and not sidewalks. Violations carry fines from 1 to 10 dollars. He cites frequent complaints and danger, and says bike owners must equip cycles with bells and maintain proper care.
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Tieveine
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