Four Hurt In Wreck Tieing Up 40 Traffic
Four persons injured in two highway crashes on U S 40 near Frederick Monday night. Hubert Havermale 28 live in Spring and Carlos Bartlett 39 of Brunswick were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with chest and other injuries after a head on collision near McKain s orchard west of here. The accident blocked both lanes for over half an hour jamming traffic for miles. McKinky Barger 60 of Baltimore and Ohio railroad conductor was admitted for back injuries after an accident near Lane 4 east of New Market. His wife received a minor bruise and was released. Mt Airy V F I ambulance transported the injured. Police said Havermale swerved across center line into a westbound car driven by Tackett before hitting Bartlett s car. Tackett s car was lightly damaged. Havermale and Bartlett were badly damaged. The Bargers were passengers in a car driven by Greenfield which pulled off onto the old U S 40 into Bittinger s sedan. Both drivers were uninjured. Trooper Steele filed a charge of failing to yield right of way against Greenfield. Damage to Greenfield s car estimated at 150 to 200 dollars. Bittinger s car about 500 dollars.
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Hubert L. Havermale
Liver
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Lane No. 4
New Market
Mt. Airy Vfi
Robert Des. Kirby
Hovermale
U.S. 40
Hoy Ernest Tackett
Mansfield
Bartlett
Tackett
Barnett
Bittinger
Gas Tank Permits Approved by Frederick Board
Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals approved permits for three installations Monday night. Esso Standard Oil’s 20 000 gallon above ground tank at east street seventh is allowed pending dike compliance. Albert Nickel’s plan for 19 garages on East Sixth street was granted after moving back 15 feet. American Optical Co won approval for two 11 500 gallon fuel oil tanks at Hughes Ford road for plant heating.
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Frederick
East Street
Seventh
C. L. Claypoole
Charles Schweizer
T. A. Hays
Baltimore
Albert Nickel
Charles F. Bowers
East Sixth Street
Nickel
W. R. Walter
American Optical Company
Hughes Ford Road
Muinehminal
Albert H Cohen
Guy Westcott O
Southbridge
Macs
Ocean City protests tax hike and legal challenge
Ocean City residents protest a 7 to 10 percent increase in assessments as Worcester County plans higher real estate taxes. Council member Harry W. Kelley says lawyers are consulted and county officials may be pressed to modify the plan before court action. Area assessments total 20,260,522 dollars this year with countywide at 960,305,03. The rate is slated to rise to 170 dollars per 100 valuation next year.
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Ocean City
Worcester County
Harry W. Kelley
Maryland says 12 year roads plan a model for nation
Gov. McKeldin declared Maryland's 12 year roads program a model for the nation yet only a start as traffic grows. He spoke at the opening of a 2 mile bypass for the University of Maryland promising permanent planning and vision while noting the need to speed up projects. The bypass, House 193, will divert 10,000 vehicles daily from University Lane to ease campus traffic and aid fall football traffic to Byrd Stadium. In a separate report, a worker fell 75 feet to his death today while building the Pennsylvania Turnpike northeast extension near Wilkes-Barre. The victim was John H Stroup, 53, of Yorkshire.
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College Park
McKeldin
Maryland
University of Maryland
University Lane
Silver Spring
University
Wilkes-Barre
John H Stroup
Manassas
Stroup
Ibelow
McKeldin Orders Inquiry Into Towson Office Space Lease
Governor McKeldin stated he is requesting a full report from Robert B. Jhumble on the lease of space in Towson by the State Department of Employment Security. A building by L Hunt Realtors Inc led by Senator George W. Dellal is to house the agency under a lease. Dellal says the firm takes a loss to lease to the state, citing lower private gains.
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Baltimore
I McKeldin
Towson
State Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Jhumble
Department
L. Hunt Realtors Inc
George W. Della
Balto
Employment Security Agency
Kimble
Sen. Della
Beats Wife And Gets Half Year
Libertytown resident Henry E Bowhan was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after being found guilty of assault and battery on his wife Edith. Testimony showed Bowhan choked her and behaved violently during a four week drinking bout.
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Libertytown
Henry E. Bowhan
Peoples’ Court
Edward J. Smith
Bowhan
Smith
Edith
Jake Hamilton
Theowner
Bowhans
Hamilton
House of Correction
Frederick Negroes
James K. Proctor
William A. Harris
Martin Kanade
East All Saints Street
Proctor
Harris
Frederick
John
W. Smith
RFD
Norman Trump
West All Saints Street
Andrew T. Simms
Sjamsville
South Market Street
Den’ver Shock
Frederick E. McAbee
Monrovia
West All Saints
Paul Mossburg
Thomas J. Venden
Ashland
Ohio
Wilbur Rippeon
Clarence D. Ausherman
Th. C. C. Steele
Inez Vivian Murray
Baltimore
N_ Market street
Claude Evans
Roy K. Carr
Ridgely
W. Va
East
Farm Safety Week discussed at Discussion Group 4
Howard Smith announced National Farm Safety Week July 22 28 at Farm Bureau Discussion Group No 4 in Adamstown. Members reviewed hazardous farm practices, debated auto safety, and noted upcoming events including a Farm Queen selection on July 25, a September Talk Fest, and a Walkersville Fire Hall supper.
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Howard Smith
Farm Bureau
No 4
Harry Kanode
Adamstown
Kanode
Harry Zentz
Maryland
Roy C. W Schaffer
Smith
National Safety Council
Department of Agriculture
Extension Services
Tobias Zimmerman
Schaller
Petersville
Barbara Kanode
Morris Zentz
Zentz
Merl Mayne
Rachel Remsberg
Executive Action Cannot Revoke Homeopathic Board Licenses
Baltimore July 16 Atty Gen Sybert said nothing can be done through executive action to revoke licenses issued by the temporarily outlawed State board of homeopathic medical examiners. Gov McKeldin will have to await court action to dissolve the rump board. The Legislative Council opens an inquiry tomorrow into the board’s activities as Dr Robert H. Reddick faces permanent restraint next week.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
C.ferdinand Sybert
Legislative Council
Robert H. Reddick
The
American Medical Assn
Maryland Board
AMA
Simon Virkutis
State Board of Homeopathic! Maru
California
Dr. Reddick
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Reuben Oppenheimer
Poland protests to U S over alleged overflight by jet planes
Polish ambassador Homuald Spasowski filed an oral protest with the State Department after accusing American jet planes of flying over Polish territory. State and defense officials denied these overflights from Western Germany and promised an inquiry.
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Poland
U. S
Washington
Homuald Spasowski
State Department
Robert Murphy
Spasowski
Russia
Murphy
Lincoln White
Defense Department
Germany
White
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