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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1959

Page

16

Korean War Vet Killed In Accident Near Frederick

A 24 Bas Seventh Street resident and Korean War veteran Charles Atlee Wolfe died after his 1951 Studebaker veered off Marsland Road near Frederick. Passenger John Remsburg Jr. suffered minor injuries and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police ruled no charges due to Wolfe’s death. Other Memorial Day weekend crashes caused about $880 damage to 16 vehicles and a house trailer on U S 40 east of New Market.

Frederick Jierceval Hospital Uridamt Bulance Charles Allee Wolte Supreme Concrete Company Bas Seventh Street Arrinal Frederick Memorial Hospital B. O. Thomas Ce Studebaker Stephan P. Riland John Claggette Remsburg Jr East Patrick Street Frederick Mermorial Hospital Remsburg Ruland Lynwood C Clark Japan Mary Derr Morgan Frederick Charles T. Wolfe Wolfe Mary Agnes Longnecker Wolfe Charles Atlee Wolfe, Jr Thomas E. Wolfe Virals D. Wolfe Harold R. Wolfe U.S. Army Germany Mary M Fitzpatrick Rose Marie Wolfe Thomas J. Wolfe Mananna Zelma Derr M. BR. Etchison East Church Street Frederick County Ford U. S 40 New Market Joseph W. Lechhier U. S. 40 Traier Thte Saic Herpert Leslie Strad Mington Del New Crechless Army Maryland Carol Luci Te Stantes Rodney Clifford van 5S Mount Airy Stanley Ledlighter William Shiflett Middletown Myersville- Harmony Road U.S. 40 Pennsylvania Richard Naugle Pittsburgh, Pa K. O. McAlister

Farming's Rugged Over In Africa

Farming's rugged life in Mindhoer South West Africa is described as a farmer named Koos Coetzee recovering after fending off attacks by a full-grown lion and a second animal. He allegedly choked one unconscious and rammed another with a truck to end the threat. Several injuries and a fatal incident are noted alongside police actions and upcoming court dates.

Mindhoer South West Afrca Koos Coetzee Leoward Dewan

Tawes to Receive Honorary Law Doctorate at Maryland

Gov. Tawes, returning from an European trip, will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree at the University of Maryland commencement in College Park. More than 2,000 degree candidates from College Park and Baltimore schools will attend the ceremony in Cole Activities Building, where he will also deliver the address. He spoke to overseas graduates in Heidelberg after tours of Western European bases supporting Maryland’s overseas education program.

College Park Tawes University of Maryland Baltimore Cole Heidelberg Germany Europe Maryland

Miners rescued after 41 hours trapped in Kentucky pit

Three coal miners from Harlan and nearby areas crawled to safety in Beaver Dam Kentucky after more than 41 hours trapped. They spoke cheerfully about the ordeal while receiving milk and water through a tube and monitoring devices. A coal mole assisted the rescue and authorities reported no serious injuries. Meanwhile funeral services are set for Simeon S Buzzerd founder and editor of the Morgan Messenger in Berkeley Springs West Virginia.

Beaver Dam Jake Lewis Harlan Don Mec-Clernon Pana Earl Bennett Taylorsine Berkeley Springs W. Va Simeon S. Buzzerd Morgan Messenger Buzzerd War Memorial Hospital

Bald Fat Man Theory Spurs Chick Growth Claim

The Japan Times reports an English language teacher in Japan who experimented with 15 day old chicks to test hair removal effects. He found that fully shorn chicks gained about 20 percent more weight in two months than those with partial feather cropping.

Japan Times

Maryland Toll Rises During Memorial Day Holiday

The toll for the 54 hour Memorial Day weekend in Maryland reached a count from the National Safety Council as of Sunday night. Fire traffic accidents and a drowning accounted for the deaths during the period from 6 pm Friday to midnight Sunday.

Maryland Marsland National Safety Council

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