Five Hurt As Car Strikes Bridge Wall on Route 339
Five persons injured, four seriously, when a sedan crashed into the concrete wall of the Steiner’s Hill bridge over Catoctin Creek on Route 339. Passengers included Baltimore and Brunswick residents. drivers and others treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. State Trooper James Stonesifer cited high speed as a factor. no charges filed yet.
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Catoctin Creek
Steiner's Hill
Brunswick
Jefferson
Stiis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Preston Borror
Baltimore
Freda Budsczycki
Frank Budrzycki
Melvin Magaha
Budrzycki
Magzha
Borror
Frank Cyran
Faltimo
May Select Orphans Court Judge Tonight
Several aspirants for the Orphans Court seat, left vacant by the death of Chief Judge T. Clyde Boutson last week, are named. Democrats from Walkersville to Emmitsburg discuss possible gubernatorial appointment. former Judge Pinkney A. Richardson is the lone Republican mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
T. Clyde Boutson
Mary Gregory
Spencer C. Stup
Edgar Feaster
Walkersville
Charles A. Sifford
Richard M. Zacharias
Emmitsburg
Pinkney A. Richardson
Democratic State Central Committee
Trico League Results And New Station In Hagerstown
Trico Baseball results show Damascus routing Creagerstown 12 to 3 Brunswick 7 over Buckerstown 6 Middletown 15 Walkersville 2 Doubs 6 Lovettsville 5 with next Sunday matchups Brunswick at Damascus Creagerstown at Buckerstown Doubs at Walkersville Middletown at Lovettsville. WARK station opens in Hagerstown as Antietam Broadcasting affiliate of ABC with directors Coffman Weinberg Auljer Heyser and others. Vincent Tubman seeks salary restore in Carroll County Circuit Court action. Maryland University scholarships awarded to Carroll County students Evelma Tomlinson and Joyce Owens.
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Trico
Damascus
Creagerstown
Brunswick
Buckerstowrn
Middletown
Walkersville
Doubs
Lovettsville
Gam
Buckerstown
XEW
WARK
Antietam Broadcasting Corporation
Hagerstown
American Broadcasting Company
Andrew KE Coffman
Dan Weinberg
John L. Auljer
Manuel 4. Weinberg
Karvey H. Heyser
R. Paul Smith
Francis H. Urner
Henry A. Bester
Jean V. Samison
Rick Summers
Victor D. Rhuter Jr
Hubert L. Porterfeld
Stewart W. Lips R
Suti
Vincent A. Tubman
Carroll County
Carroll
Carrol County
James E. Berlen J
Hending
Raymond L. Benson
Tral
Westminster
Currell County
Maryland
Evelma Tomlinson
Sykesville
Joyce Owens
Taneytown
Visitors and relatives honor Bolivar Heights homes gathering
A long list of visitors and relatives stopped at Bolivar Heights residences including families from Harpers Ferry Knob Dester Pa Boyertown Lakeland Camp Hill Camp Hull and Washington as well as local hosts Mr and Mrs Kenneth Robinson and Mr and Mrs Clayton Robinson. The article notes arrivals stays and a burial at Fairview Lutheran cemetery in Bolivar.
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Boyertown
Clifford Robinson
North Braddock
Muril Robinson
Haskins
Catherine
Jean Robinson
Edward Cooper
Doris
Edward Kling
Lancaster
Neil Carper
Willie Roseberry
Bluemont
Emma
Sadie Buckner
Bolivar
Ira Dalgarn
Washington
K. K. Cavalier
David Cavalier
Shepherdstown
Ethel Winters
Camp Hill
Heraughter
Ann Winters
Elkins
Mariam Hallam Gladman
Hallem
Lakeland
Fin
Junior _Walker
Bolivar Heights
Hallam
Charles Joshua IT. Bor
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Fairview Lutheran Cemetery
Robert Fields
Esther
Ellsworth
Stalin Receives Ovation at Moscow Sports Exhibition
Prime Minister Stalin attended Moscow's Dynamo Stadium for a summer sports display, drawing about 76,000 spectators. The five and a half hour event featured 30,000 Soviet athletes, with Stalin in uniform in a special box beside Voroshilov and Molotov, appearing in good health despite a brief shower.
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Moscow
Stalin
Dynamo Stadium
Marshal Khementy Voroshilov
V. M. Molotov
High School Students Win State Poetry Contest
In Bolivar West Virginia, several English students under Mrs. Howard Wilt won in the statewide poetry contest reported in The Young Poet. Winners include Gloria Bready Hazel Hades Doris Clevenger Gloria Hoffman Bruce Clabaugh and John Paul Jones. Jones recalled last summer’s Bard O. yards job in Brunswick with his piece Poetry in a Railroad Yard. Mrs. E W Elder learned of the death of her aunt Alis S M Redman formerly Sally Cockrell of this county who moved to Tipton Missouri fifty six years ago after marrying Mr Redman. She later moved to Idaho to be with her son William, leaving behind two nieces.
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Brunswick
E W. Elder
Alis S M. Redman
Aliss
Sally Cockrell
Tipton Mo
Redman
Wil
Idaho
Weekend visits and family gatherings across Bolivar area
Baltimore resident Drew spent the weekend at Camp Hill with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Steadman. Mrs Drew stays with her daughter for weeks. Pittsburg visitor Minnie Dailey visited sister in law Mrs Lenora Steabs. Multiple other families from Roanoke Rom ney Stephens City Kearneysville Washington Harpers Ferry Frederick and Charles Town are listed as having weekend or Sunday visits and birthday observances across the region.
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Bolivar
Tom Mentzer
Camp Hull
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Glover
Norman Glover
Hilda Lee
Florida
Walter Selby
Gaithersburg
G. E. Webb
Walter Dudrew
Toledo
Eula Cox
Slarpitsburg
C. E Dudrew
Wilton Zoembre
Jean Zombre
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Richard Shayer
Perry Eackles
Orkney Springs
Harry Moler
al Scharf
Helena Winge
Olga (Eit
Frances
Drew
Baltimore
Fred Steadman
Camp Hill
Minnie Dailey
Pittsburgh
Lenora Steabs
Strether Watson
Romney. W
Rs. Etta Hoover
Mae
Roanoke
Lee Hooker
George Cox
Kearneysville
William Frye
Washington
Kurb Frye
Adel
Neil Carper
Marcus
Roy Rickard
Gardner Rickard
Stephens City
Raymond Carper
Charles Town
Carpers
Pennsylvania
Mir
William Potts
R. G. Stuart
Kolar
Stanford Prichart
Charles Wolfe
Woo Rau
Frederick
Robert Stuart
Taneytown Kiwanis meeting notes and farm talk
The Taneytown Kiwanis Club met at the Taney Inn with 28 members present and guests including wives and sweethearts. Edward Reid led singing, L M Burns spoke on farm problems and soil conservation, Carroll County’s farm wealth and dairy share were noted, and veterans have moved into farming since WWII. The next meeting will be at Pipe Creek Park with Girl Scouts serving supper.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Taney Inn
Samuel B Breth
Edward, Reid
Melvin Self
Charles Cluts
L. M. Burns
Burns
Howell B. Royer
Pipe Creek Park
Girl Scouts
T E Shaum
Middle Street
Nettie Collins
Litthestown
Nick Donatelli
Pittsburgh
Robert Feeser
Feeser
Imogene Ruggles
Raymond Webster
Detroit
Mich
Baltimore woman says contests pay big dividends
Mrs William Albaugh of Baltimore, a longtime contest enthusiast, reports winning over 2000 prizes in twenty years. prizes range from movie passes to a fur coat, a World’s Fair trip, a gas stove, two refrigerators, and a $100 cash prize. she advocates systematic participation and warns against chasing only top prizes.
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Shanghai
William V. Albaugh
Baltimore
Albaugh
Braddock Heights
Mire Albaugh
Irs Albaugh
Hicks Avenue
William Vo Albaugh
Libertytown
Lightning Strikes Brunswick Homes in Severe Storm
A severe storm caused multiple lightning strikes in Brunswick. Woodie Free’s home at 317 East Potomac street suffered fire damage to curtains and smoke elsewhere. Chas Deck and Mrs Deck’s apartment at 4 West Potomac street saw refrigerator wiring burn and an electric board ignite. Councilman David Riser’s Seventh avenue home lost electric stove power. New materials enable pilots to write in color.
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Brunswick
Woodie’ Free
East Potomac Street
Chas. F. Deck
West Potomac Street
Mel Deck
Councilman
David Riser
Seventh Avenue
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Orphans Court
Buckeystown
I Lovellsville
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Frank Neeler
Frederick Iron and Ste Tne
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busi@ss
Jacob Goldberg
Isaac Patrick
New Power Press
Frank Keeler
Frederick Tron and Steel, Inc
Goldberg
Doll’s JeWeLry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
Marinell & Ford
The
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
the News
U. S
Custom House
National League of American Pen Women
Baltimore Press Club
Baltimore Youth Commission
ae _hheusy RACING
Bel Air Bel Air
U.S
Pearse
Storr
Evervess
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
George B. Keane
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Russell
Patrick St. Phere
ALTO
Moonlicht Hay
Glenn Winter
Caldonia
Louie Jourdan
Nola
Ted Weems
Elmo Janner
Rlo the
Jungle King
Count Batie
Na Fishting
Tex Seseke
Perrys Como
Hal Derwin
Margaret
Tonizht
Dinah Shore
Pearl Bailey
Frany God
Rosetta Sharkle
Johnson
Cab Calloway
Joe
Eddis
Les Brown
Heagy Carmichael
Bing Crosby
Hing Crosby
Westeras
Ernest Tubbs
Shep
Red Foley
Mama
Wesley Tuttle
Pappy
Gabe
Beaver
Burehield Brothers
Little Parlin
Merle Travis
Tex Willliams
Eddy Arnold
Sona of
the Princesy
Hank Willams
Roy Aen
Better Homes Equipment CO
Patrick
Braddock Dancing
Ted Clark
Zell Smith
the Mountain Theatre
George Washington
Bowling Daily
New Pine
Merry
Braddock Heights Park
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