Six Injured In Wreck Of Two Autos At Mount Pleasant Md
Six persons were injured last night at 10 o'clock when a Brunswick bound sedan rear ended another car on Md 26 in Mount Pleasant. Taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital three were admitted and three treated and discharged. Injured include Paul F Brunner 45 and his wife Helen C Brunner 44 plus their children Paul F Brunner Jr 8 and Kathrine B Brunner 15. Also Charles E Jacobs 21 and Ralph T Ambrose 20. Authorities report Ambrose may face charges. Ambrose is Army corporal at Fort Bragg.
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Mount Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul F. Brunner
Helen C. Brunner
Paul F. Brunner Jr
Kathrve B. Brunner
Charles E. Jacobs
Ralph T. Ambrose
Brunner
Red 1
Frederick
Jacobs
Ambrose
Brunswick
J. 5. Plume
Charles Flora
Mrs Clapp's Will Filed Probate in Orphans Court details listed
The will of Mrs Bessie Clapp of this city probate notes leave estate to immediate family with $1000 to four grandsons Robert Clappard Richard Clapp James Clapp and John Clapp. Household effects to Robert Clapp Jr life use to Robert E Clapp Sr while other personal property and residue go to son with Mercantile Trust Co in trust to son or his children. Codicil bequeaths 43000 to husband. Codicil dated Feb 21 19MAA witnessed by several relatives and friends. heirs listed but no validation given.
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Bessie
Clanyp
Robert EB. Clappard
Richard T. Clapp
James H. Clapp
John R. Clapp
Rockwell Terrace
Robert £. Clapp
Robert E Clapp
Mercantile Trust Company
Baltimore
Nark
Heuvenin
Martha Strine Ant Simatha Stern
Frank Thomas
Dumstowvn
Daniel Thomas
Frederick
Coral Thomas
Amd
Zzaven
Odd Sat. Friday Meets Up With Davy Crockett
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene with individuals named Crockett and Crocker in an urban setting. The text references a driver, a red light violation, and unclear dialogue about addiction or riding. Details are inconsistent and partially garbled.
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Davy Crockett
Angeles
Arti
Dave Crocker
Lester Fueday
David Wo Crockett
Crockett
Connotation of Streams and Weather Report Fragment
A fragmented report notes Monaracs mada at Predevick Trahan and Poramac slightly cloudy with a nanable at Point of Racks, conveying a vague weather narrative and geographic mentions within a damaged text fragment.
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Monaracs Mada
Predevick Trahan
Nanable
Middletown Native Dies At Age Of 43
Middletown native Harry M. Gross Jr. died at 43 after a long illness at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland. He had lived in Shaker Heights and served as business manager and secretary treasurer of Case Institute of Technology. Survivors include his wife Elizabeth, a son C. Douglas, a sister and an uncle. Services set for Plymouth Congregational Church Shaker Heights.
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Harry M. Gross Jr
Middletown
Shaker Heights
Case Institue of Technology
Cleveland
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Duon Gross
Middletown High School
Columbia University
Columbia
General Electric Company
Schenectady
New York
Navy
Trademental Sound Laboratory
New London
E. Allan Williford
General Anime and Film Corporation
Ansco
Nacoms of Columbia
Dela Upsilon
American Society of Engineering Education
Elizabeth Fluck Gross
Myersville
C. Douglas Gross
Eleanor McLuckie
Howard A. Gross
Brown- Son
Forward
Plymouth Congregational Church
Shakere
Detergent Ad Blamed For Hand Injury Suit
A Baltimore housewife, June L. Pelekakis, sues Lever Brothers for 15000 claiming Surfay caused painful permanent dermatitis of the hands. She alleges negligence in compounding and false advertising aided by Art Linkletter’s TV program as a form of advertising that led to her purchase.
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Baltimore
Art Linkletter
Today
June L. Pelekakis
Common Pleas
Lever Brothers Co
City Building Boom Continues in Frederick in June
Frederick reports a strong half year of construction with 115 new residences through June, surpassing total 1954 output. June alone added 33 homes and about 375000 dollars, contributing to a year to date total of 1.5485 million with plans for further development and higher assessed values and taxes come year end.
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Frederick City
Tanwarsich
Three Judge Court Denies New Trial for Sheppard
A Cleveland three judge appellate court refused Dr Samuel H Sheppard a new trial on grounds of trial error after his conviction for second degree murder in the bludgeon death of Marilyn Sheppard. The judges said the defendant received a fair trial by an impartial jury and that substantial justice had been done. They noted 37 assignments of error in the lengthy trial and reserved ruling on a second motion for a new trial next week.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Oftenpath
Lee BE. Skeet
M. Kovachy
Joy Seth Hurd
Sheppard
President promises frequent progress reports from Big Four talks
President Eisenhower pledged that after the Geneva Big Four conference opens he will issue frequent progress reports and seek a clear White House explanation of U S aims. He met with 27 Republican and Democratic leaders at the White House, who offered no details of what was discussed.
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Washington Post
Aisenhower
Hay
Genesa
Ted Neus- Men
White House
Murray Soider
Congress
Eisenhower vaccine aid rejected by House panel
The House Appropriations Committee refused President Eisenhower’s request for 30 million dollars to provide free Salk polio vaccine for needy children saying authorization is not yet enacted. The panel approved a 1.65 billion dollar appropriations bill with cuts and authorized portions for vaccination programs and other items while halting the Air Force Academy project and deferring CIA building plans.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Jin
Appropriations Committee
W Nation Institutes of Health
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Coto
Prison Bureau
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Central Intelligence Agency
Man Jailed After Wreck On Brumewick Main Street
A Knoatille man was jailed on drunken driving charges after a headon collision on Brumewick's main street. The wreck occurred when Levin K Merriman's vehicle veered over the center lane on Potomac street in Brunswick in front of the People's Bank of Brunswick. Trooper Robert Storer investigated and detained Carey in fact banage. Vehicle damage was extensive and the accident involved a car owned by Luke Dan of Brunswick.
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Brumewick
Harvey ME
Atresteroil
Potomac Street
Aml Bia Tea
Levin K Merriman
Brunswick
People’s Bank of Brunswick
Carey
Petamae Sumet
Robert Storer
Was Killed in Alberta Avalanche
A Canadian avalanche in Alberta killed one person and left others injured while several were rescued. The incident occurred near Banff with victims including a named individual dying from head injuries and others hospitalised. A救 apres escapees were reported, with authorities continuing to investigate.
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Alberta
Wileerness Clan
Banff
Plan to End D C Strike Approved by Transit Directors
Capital Transit directors unanimously backed a plan to resume trolleys and buses in Washington with a 120 day pause in the 12 day strike. Workers would get a 10 cent hourly raise and fare increases would fund the plan as union officials awaited official notice and direct talks. Louis E. Wolfson praised the move while unions expressed no comment pending notification.
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Washington
Capital Transit, Co
Capitol
House District Committee
McMillan
D-Sc
Brayhill
D-Va
Louis E. Wolfson
Thhe Transi Company
McMillan and Brayhill
Wolfson
Bin
Rev H P Fox Dies Aged 66 in Baltimore
The Rev Dr Hamilton P Fox longtime Methodist churchman died at 66 in Maryland General Hospital after an operation two weeks earlier. He pastored Wilson Memorial Church in Baltimore and previously led churches in Newport Cleveland New York Washington Lincoln Neb Ocean Grove Salisbury and Asbury Salisbury. He served as district superintendent of Peninsula Conference and studied at William and Mary Syracuse Taylor Johns Hopkins and New College Oxford. Survivors include his widow another son William of Philadelphia and the Wicomico County state's attorney.
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Baltimore
Hamilton P. Fox
Witwer Couiny
Wilson Memorial Methodist Church
Maryland General Hospital
Newport
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Lincoln
Neb
Ocean Grove
Fayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury Methodist Church
Salisbury
Ife
Fox
Peninsula Conference
The
Methodist Church
William and Mary Syracuse University
Taylor University
Johns Hopkins
New College
Oxford
Wicomica County
William
Philadelphia
Long Range Traffic Plan Plans Parking Lots and City Deal
A long range traffic plan for regulating traffic and nineteen off street parking lots was approved by Urbana Chamber of Commerce directors at a meeting. The plan involves cooperation with the city on negotiations for a plant project and potential headquarters building. An August 14 membership date was tentatively set, with further announcements to follow.
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Mumber of Commerce
Pert Panton
Urbana
Chamber
Freerink
Ciy
Chamber of Commerce
Car
Paul S. Wiehael Ehiireman
New Weh Dey
Ander
John = Henrick
Camm Detuck
Reevenen Preaiiem Casae
Roney
Waldorf Astoria Blamed For Half Million Loss
Frederick G. Osborne Jr., a 40 year old Milwaukee toy merchant, says he lost 500000 after oversleeping in May due to a failure to wake him at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. He claims a desk clerk’s actions caused a missed business meeting and the loss, and the hotel has moved to demand more details.
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New York
Frederick G. Osborne Jr
Waldorstoria
Milwaukee
Osborne
Heskett Sees Frustration Over SAC Position
CURIBERLAND Charles Z Heskett chairman of the State Aviation Commission said he did not blame Richard A Jamison for resigning as the commission director He noted his own appointment expires April 1 1954 while another commissioner term ends that date Heskett argued the legislature cut the budget to 25 222 and ignored the air age needs He urged continuation and strengthening of the commission with federal matching funds for airport development including Ocean City Cumberland and Garrett County projects The Board of Public Works supplied 11000 to keep the commission alive
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Annapolis
Heskett
Jamison
House
Ways and Means
Ocean City
Maryland
Cumberland
Garrett County
Board of Public Works
Commission
Money Bill For Armed Services Money Bill For Armed Services
Washington reports the House advanced a 2.47 billion dollar military public works package for Army Navy and Air Force facilities over the coming year with 553.88 million for Army 606.48 million for Navy and 1.31139 billion for Air Force plus 15.091 million reprogrammed from prior authorizations for projects at Aberdeen Proving Ground Walter Reed Fort Meade and other Maryland Virginia and DC sites and related aviation and research facilities.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Aberdeen Proving Ground
To Decide Tonight On $64,000 Question
Harrisburg grandmother Catherine Kreitzer heads to New York with her Bible and silent about money plans. She has won 32000 on the CBS program and tonight faces whether to keep that sum or go for the 64000 prize, with the Bible as the basis for the final question. She will reveal her decision only when she steps on stage.
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Harrisburg
Catherine Kreitzer
New York
Camp Hill
CBS
Calls for Halt On Construction Of New Air Force Academy
The House Appropriations Committee urged a sudden pause on all construction at the Air Force Academy project in Colorado Springs. It called for a more firmly established architectural design before any further funds are spent, delaying completion by six months to a year. The panel also recommended consulting the Fine Arts Commission on a revised design, and questioned funds for ongoing construction from the current appropriation.
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Air Force Academy
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
All House
Canranron Senate
Tii
Senate
House
Air Force
Commmitieg
Academs
Congress
Harold B. Talbot
Fine Arts Commission
Academy
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Youay
Ihrowen Congress
Fuirdress Air Force
Tamerhian
Talbott
Eisenhower
West Point
Annapolis
Father Of Goldstein In Road Story
The State Roads Commission dropped a condemnation suit offering 3000 for 3.3 acres and paid 7000 to Good man Goldstein the father of Senate President Goldstein D Calvert. The settlement was made last year to widen Route 231 between Prince Frederick and Hallowing Point. The Right of Way Department recommended acceptance of the $7000 option.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Goodman Goldstein
Senate
Goldstein + D-Calvert
Baltimore Evening Sun
Roads Commission
Goldstein
Sen. Goldstein
Joseph D. Buscher
Buscher
Paul R. Bailey
St. Mary's County
Prince Frederick
Hallowing Point
Legislative Council
Coldstein
The
Goldsteins
Russell H. McCains
Edgar Bennett
Bramwell Kelly
Norman Pritchett
Commission
Ruscher
Calvert County
Sen
General Assembly
Edward G. Duncan
Five Day Forecast for Af: Fair and Pleasant Week
Fair with low humidity and pleasant temperatures. Warmer later in the week with little precipitation until scattered thundershowers spread into Western Marstand by Sunday. Temperatures average near normal with afternoon highs in the 80s and mornings from the mid 50s in the western mountains to the mid to upper 60s elsewhere.
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Marstand
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