Man Dies After Car Hit by Train Near Linwood Crossing
Archie Myers, about 30, a Fisher Motor Co mechanic from Westminster, died at Frederick City Hospital after a car he drove was struck by a Western Maryland Railway train at a crossing west of Linwood. He suffered brain concussion and multiple injuries. survived by a widow and two children.
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Western Maryland Railway
Linwood
Carroll County
Archie Myers
Pleasant Valley
City Hospital
Myers
Fisher Motor Company
Westminster
I. Albaugh
Edward Gilbert
Uniontown
Motorists Ignore Traffic Signals Across City
Police Chief Walsh says many drivers still disobey signals at Church Third Fifth and South streets. Strangers may get warnings while locals face arrests. officers warn motorists to obey signs or face penalties.
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Martin J. Walsh
Church Street
Third Street
Enid
Walsh
TWO COUNTY BOYS HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Richard E. Kieeny and Robert Routzahn of Middletown were released from Camp Eustis army hospital after a Sunday automobile crash that killed a small child. The Ford coupe ran off the road after a broken steering gear, overturned several times. Routzahn had a deep arm gash needing 18 stitches, Kieeny several foot bone dislocations. The driver and wife escaped injury.
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Richard E. Kieeny
R. E. Kieeny
Robert Routzahn
John I. Routzehn
Middletown
Camp Eustis
Yoon Routzahn
Iver
Rueeny
Camp Ensiis
Citizens
3 Day Chautauqua At Braddock Heights
A three day Chautauqua program at Braddock Heights auditorium runs August 12 13 and includes afternoon and evening events daily. Performances by The Swiss Alpine Singers and Yodelers The Belfame and Charlotte Chamberlain lectures by Dr Morse Rinsham J William Terry and other speakers with concerts and entertainments planned each afternoon and evening.
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Radcliffe Cheatauqua
Braddock Hechis
Ahernoos
Gerla
Gur Morse Rinsham
Tr Bingham
Angustt
Belfame
Char
Urge Goldsborough to Become Candidate
Resolutions urging former Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough to run for Maryland governor were adopted by the Law and Order League of Carroll County at a Westminster meeting. Secretary William Chiptey of Sykesville was instructed to telegram Goldsborough urging his entry into the gubernatorial race. The gathering, in Westminster, highlighted prohibition enforcement and party unity with George K. Mather named temporary chairman and a permanent organization formed.
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Law and Order League
Carroll County
Westminster
William MM
Chiptey
Sykesville
Vic Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Westalnater
Carrolle County
George K. Mather
Westainater
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Dagerstown
Washington County Law and Order League
Atv. Mather
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Archle Myers
Braddock Heights
Rockwell Terrace
Jesse M. Kell
West Fifth Street
Kelly
Jesse M. Kelly
Jamesh. Wright
Jerome Snyder
Calvin Purdum
John Kelly
Edgar Wright
John Weight
Misses Nettle Wright
Jane
Margaret
Sarah Snyder
Louise Kelly
Walter
Howard
Glenn
Jesse Kelly
Harry Wright
Calvin Kelly
Purdum
Jerome, Jr. Willam
Edgar Snyder
Marald Wright
The
Frederick County
North Market Street
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Kemp
Coats
Great Bargain Group
Children’s Hats
Merzamireste
Devonshire
Amasugily
Modern Lighting Company
North Market St
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Fruit Credit Association of
Baltimore
Rarlal
Red
Geez
Central Trust Company
Myersville, Md
Emmitsburg, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Omirro
Quynn’s Hardware
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Will Flautt Company
W. Patrick St
Scott Hey
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