One Dead Nine Hurt After Route 40 Crash
A head on collision on Route 40 near Barntholow's Sunday morning killed Wilbur Sears Sr of Zanesville Ohio and injured nine others, including Mrs Carre Searl and Lloyd Searl Jr. The Baltimore group and Sears party involved. Eldest Sears died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after skull and jaw fractures. Ambulances and state police responded, with authorities investigating and no charges filed yet. The accident occurred at the crest known as the seven sisters eight miles east of Frederick.
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Perors
Route 40
Barntholow’s
Wilbur Sears
Zanesville
Ohio
Airs
Carre Searl
Lioyd Searl Jr
Edith Searl
Jackie
Baltimore
David J. Cooper
Louvenia Cooper
Martha C. Toney
Ruth Jackson
Jeannett Bell
Juno
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jackie Sears
Toney
Frederick
Hagerstown
Sears
Edward Elmore
Lloyd Sears
Dundalk
B. R. Etchison
Bruce A. Brachey
Melvin Snyder
Elder Searls
Etchison Funeral Home
East Church Street
Truman Pays Last Visit To His Mother
President Truman traveled to Grandview Missouri to pay respects at his mother Martha E Truman’s funeral. He arrived with his daughter Margaret after she died of heart failure, and burial will be at Forest Hill Cemetery in Kansas City beside her husband John A Truman. Funeral services are planned at Grandview Baptist Church with no flowers per Mrs Truman’s request. Messages of condolence poured in from abroad and domestic sources as the nation mourned.
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Truman
Martha Even Truman
Tiny
Afri Truman
Gert
Independence Isstead
Grandview Shen
Rofing Farms
Gravesaed
Margaret
Washington
Welborn
Grandview Baptis Church
John A Truman
Kansan
Forest Hill
Grand View Declares Day of Mourning for Beloved Citizen
The mayor W.H. Lite announced a day of mourning with stores closed. Flags across Grand View, population 1200, flown at half mast in honor of the region’s most famous citizen.
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W.H. Lite
Grandview
British Soviet Parley Ends With Negotiation Collapse
London July 27 The Mos cow radio said Britain and the Soviet Union broke off trade talks over delivery guarantees for heavy goods and credit terms. It cited rats and pipe as the heavy goods, and denied grain price was the dispute, noting the two sides agreed on a grain price lower than Britain pays Argentina or Canada. The radio also reported a Soviet proposal to cut 1941 interest rates to one half of one percent and extend repayments to 15 years from 1934, claiming the terms were no worse than those recently granted to France.
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London
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Great Britain
Soviet Monitor
Russia
Akhdown
Britain
Argentina
Canada
Soviet Union
France
Washington County Court Clerk Dies At 81
Edward Oswald 81 longtime Washington County Circuit Court clerk and active Democrat died after a brief illness at County Hospital in Hagerstown. He served since 1909 and was unopposed in recent elections. Survived by widow and two sons Edward Jr city attorney and Nevin, a lawyer. Also notes his father George B. Oswald held the office until 1908.
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Hagerstown
Edward Oswald
Washington County
Oswald
George B. Oswald
Edward Jr
Nevin
Burtner wins pro honors at Lost Stirrup Club tourney
About 500 spectators attended the first Lost Stirrup Club event at Carl Ramsburg’s Meadow Park Woodsboro. Walden Burtner riding as Knight of Blue Ribbon captured top professional money after a run-off with Charles Brady in the fifth round. Amateur and beginner divisions awarded to Kahoe Randolph Millis and John T Best Jr respectively. A coronation dance followed with Jonn Doreus Janet Stitely presiding as knights. Lincoln documents microfilm opened at Library of Congress with 13 350 Papers, $645 for full set and $32 for the index.
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Marry Herman
Maryland
Walden Burtner
Boonsboro
Blue Ribbon
Carl Ramsburg
Meadow Park
Woodsboro
Rede
Burter
Charles Brady
Owings Mills
Knight of the Holy Family
Giles Mills
Laurel
Knight of Laurel
Browningsville
Jonn Doreus
Janet Stitely
Joseph Brady
Owings Mulls
Knight
Soldier's Delight
Mary Lou Bartram
Dundalk
Lady Knight
Bartram Manor
Bob Kahoe
Forrest Hill
Timber
Randolph Millis
Arthur Mitchell
Keedysville
Mt. Hebron
N. A. Leseabeet
Middletown
Lone Train
John T. Best, Jr
Frederick
Clark Ensor
Lincoln
Washington
Robert Todd Lincoln
Library Congress
New Permits Required for Captive Game in Baltimore
The State Game and Inland Fish Commission announced new permits for all persons holding game in captivity for propagation orag pets with exceptions for bona fide game breeders. Fee is one dollar for the first year and 50 cents for each renewal thereafter. Apply to any game warden.
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Baltimore
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Congress to probe unions in entertainment and work
Congress may return next winter with more ideas for curbs after hearings across the country this summer. House labor subcommittees will travel coast to coast to examine union activities in music movies radio television entertainment and food handling and construction. Senate House committee will keep watch with more studies and hearings planned.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
House— Committee
Cab overturns on Route 15 near Lewistown
Clyde W. Null driver of a Nash taxicab escaped with bruises when he jumped from the cab a few seconds before it overturned on Route 15 near Lewistown early Sunday morning. The accident caused several hundred dollars in damage and stemmed from suspected steering mechanism trouble.
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Clyde W. Null
West Fifth
Lewistown
Null
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