Death Walks the Fourth A Warning from HAL Boyle
In a reissued column HAL Boyle imagines Death as a holiday visitor prowling America during the 4th of July week end. He portrays fatal distractions, unsafe driving, and tragic moments from curves to lakes, urging caution as ambulances follow the holiday crowds. Also brief notices on a Baltimore slaying arrest in Cincinnati by the FBI and a Cambrian trilobite remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gerald W. McCaffery
Cincinnati
FBI
Ervin E. Roden
McCaffrey
May Bry
Camp Detrick News Highlights Cabinet of Local Notices
Camp Detrick News reports Karl W. Zimmerman in the Procurement division received a check and award certificate from Colonel John J. Hayes for a time-saving bid procedure change. Award winners may enter a drawing for an expenses paid vacation to Miami or New York. Promotions include Major Robert W Ott advancing from captain, with ties to Ames Iowa and Korea service earning the Bronze Star. The camp offers eighty five acres of timothy for sale via inspection bids on July 6. Social items cover the Detrick Lady Golfers, Women’s Club events, and Officers Open Mess activities. Several personnel updates span training, leaves, and local acknowledgments, with observances for the Fourth of July safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Karl W. Zimmerman
John J. Hayes
Zimmer- Man
Miami
New York
Edward Sanger
Seventh Street
Military Road
Max Etkin
Peter G. Olenchuk
Harold Weitz
F. L. Davis
Wayne W. Fort
Weitz
Joseph Schwimer
J. Max Paley
John Hayes
J. C. Chapman
Hayes
Albert E. Hayward
Cal
Donald Falconer
Monument
Saul Kaye
Joe Grabenstein
Joe
Pete Demchak
Gary
Ind
John Malinowski
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
National Airport
Jack Kennedy
Kathleen
George Vayvada
Canada
Joseph R Larsen, Jr
Derrick
School of Public Health and Hygiene
Johns Hopkins University
Detrick
National Federation of Federal Employes
Post
A. J. Tander
Freda Lyle
Bridgeport
Conn
Bryan Field
Welaware Waco and
Steepleciidse Association
Stanton
Del
Betty Hutton Divorced After Descriptions of Rages
Betty Hutton won a divorce from her second husband in Santa Monica California after testimony that Charles O Curran flew into rages described as beyond description He was called a perfectionist and Miss Hutton said a human being cannot be perfect They had married serious on March 18 1952 and previously wed to Ted Briskin The Welcome Mat is out this in Las Vegas Nevada They separated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hutton
Santa Monica
Calif
Charles O Curran
Miss Hutton
Ted Briskin
O'Curran
Las Vegas
Nev
Five generations pictured in Walkersville family scene
In a Walkersville community photo Mrs. Lewis Clem, 80, sits with her great great grandson Rickie Wayne Stull, and Mrs. Cora Keeney. Standing are Mrs Golda Stull of Utica and her son Richard Stull of Baltimore, father of Rickie. O'Curran did not contest the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Clem
Rickie Wayne Stull
Cora
Keeney
Walkersville
Clem
Golda | Stull
Utica
Richard Stull
Baltimore
Rickie Stull
Couple Beers Dangerous For Auto Drivers
A Maryland doctor urges tests for drinking drivers, arguing even a couple of beers can impair driving. Dr. Gundry cites blood alcohol levels and driving tests showing 20 percent worse performance after drinking. He favors chemical tests plus other evidence and notes state and national groups backing drunkenness testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Lewis P. Gundry
University of Maryland
Gumi
Maryland State Medica Journal
Gundry
Tates Niforneaus’ Assn
Ocean City
Maryland General Assembly
National Safety
Legal Blood Alcohol Limits Discussed By AMA
The article explains a measure defining sobriety as less than .05 per cent alcohol in the blood and drunkenness at .15 per cent or more. It notes a range between .05 and .15 per cent invites consideration of alcohol influence, with blood alcohol levels weighed against other evidence before judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Camnedh
The
American Medical Assn
Save Sea Seal in Tire Tubes Near Scilly Isles
An animal expert launched a rescue for a starving seal trapped in an inflated inner tube off Seilly Islands. Fisherman Len Hicks reported the distressed seal to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Inspector Jim Greenhalgh from Penzance offered to attempt freeing the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Town
Scilly Islands
Len Hicks
Royal Society For Prevention
Menewithen
Jim Greenhalgh
Royal Society
Penzance
U S Bureau of Mines Processes Gas for Helium
The U S Bureau of Mines processed 100 billion cubic feet of natural gas to extract 1 billion cubic feet of helium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boyle
National Safety Council
Hal Boyle
America
Mountain Cliff
Death
D.O.A. Club
Pal
Jon Yul Oigeiuéguu
Oul Lalit
St. Peter the Apostle Church
Boden
McCaffery
Earth
Robert W Ott
Major Ott
Ames
Iowa
Korea
Comptroller
Glenna Spencer
VFW Country Club
Glenn
Anne
Jeannette Willis
Sally Kent
Becky Bowers
Betty Slaughter
Spencer
Stirler G Zentz
Edwin Stull
David G. Glick
Keller C. Wolfe
Richard A Rohde
Mary J. Shockley
Robert E. Bellisen
Barbara L. Mohler
Joseph R. Stanton
Robert G. Greene
Richard T. Brandenburg
Ira A. DeArmon
Ann M. Hooper
Mary A Gersbert
Barbara H. Kline
Monte Carlo
Billy Wilson
Leonard Spero
Patsy Taylor
Sam Swickler
M. Bernard Goetz
Marlowe Cline
Wayne Fort
Lewis Ventill
Donald W. Stultz
Braddock Heights
Stallings Air Base
Kinston
D. C
Goodfellow Air Force Base
San Angelo
Tea
Goodfellow
Stultz
United States Air Force
George William Stultz
Oneida Mae Tucker
Gerald Tucker
Frank Keefer
Cnitecs
United Fire Company
New City Ambulance
Roger E. Shankle
Charles E. Miller, Jr
Ernest M. Shank
Robert L. Shankle
Robert E. Miller
Kenneth L. Keefer
New Recreation Room
Helen L. Smith
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Fire Company
iIn
United Fie
Frank Keeler
Tulsa
Okla
Venezuela
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
Ine
Louis
Newark
Los Angeles
Shipley’s Bottling Works
Frederick, Md
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
KEY Stamp CO
East Patrick St
Monocacy Oil Company
Prescription
Peaare
S. Market ST
Mountain View
Fred
Bath
Bank B
Fine View
Wash
Potom
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac Motor Line
S. S. Tolchester
Pratt ST
Balto. MD
American Legion
Thurmont, MD
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Rudy Carroll
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