Freight Car Buckles in Brunswick Yard Incident
A steel Baltimore and Ohio gondola buckled last evening in Brunswick yards near the YMCA, spilling stone. No injuries reported. A railroad spokesman said the load was cleared within about an hour and no service disruption occurred. The car, aging from heavy wear, buckled under yard operations while a stone freight from Shenandoah Valley was being prepared for shipment west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Yards
YMCA
Shenandoah Valley
Shipp
Assault Case Heard In Court
Magistrate Edward D. Storm presided over an assault and battery hearing as Berkley Thomas Fulds a 63 year old laborer faced charges for hitting Wilbert Williams with an empty glass bottle in a tavern. Williams and witness Harry Brown testified that Williams was not arguing when the bottle strike occurred. Fields claimed Williams grabbed the bottle first. the magistrate praised his honesty and suspended a 60 day jail term once Williams’ hospital bill and a $26 fine plus costs are paid by Thursday. Two for forfeitures were recorded: Lawrence Bigus 30 for disorderly conduct on West All Saints Street and Philip Grayson Stevens 17 for speeding on West Second Street May 25. Officers Dorsey and Trump filed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Berkley Thomas Fulds
West All Saints Street
Wilbert Willams
New Market
All Saints Street
Williams
Fields
Harry Brown
Middle Alley
Willams
Storm
Lawrence Albert Biggus
Philip Grayson Stevens
Frederick
West Second Street
Nathan Dorsey
Norman Trump
Opposition drawn in several town races across nine counties
Across Bolivar Harpers Ferry Paw Paw Berkeley Springs and other towns candidates clash for council seats five posts or mayoral benches. Several incumbents run unopposed while multiple towns see eight to six contenders. In Freder Freder area lodging spots Frapers Scott Key Hotel and Peter Pan Inn to be listed in Duncan Hines travel guide June distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Robert B Menefee
J RK Dunn
Harpers Ferry
William F. Ramey Jr
Wilbur F Bond
Councilmamne
John H. Kester
Robert C Fauver
Paw Paw
James B Broun
L. F. Heimer
Berkeley Springs
Gracen B. Heare
Frapers
Middle Atlantic States
Duncan Hines Institute
Freder Area
Duncan Hines
West Virginia Elections Today in Eastern Panhandle towns
Municipal elections take place Tuesday in five Eastern Panhandle towns with Ranson's mayoral race as the most open contest. Incumbent mayor William F. Waittington is not seeking re election. Candidates include Millard C. Trussell and John F Hough along with newcomers J Keller Lance Jr James J Mangrum and Dustin S Graham. Eight seek five council seats. Mayor C E B Garten of the Jefferson County town is the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Keller Lance Jr
James J. Mangrum
Dustin S Graham
C. E B. Garten
Jefferson County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sophia Loren
Anthony Quinn
Black Orchid
Ier
Gates
Dlek
Deanne al Laat Ies
Tonite
Irchive
Brunswack
Robert Nevins Fothergill
Walkersville
Western Marland College
Westminster
West Virginia
Dae 'P) Theatre
Damascus
Chearwater
Clifton Webb
Mr. Pennypacker
Aliso
Rio
Louis Kurdan
Micheline Presse
Richard Widmark
Henry Fonda
Dorothy Malone
Dolores Michaels Warlock
OL Gee
Es Pe
Doris Jack Day
Lemmon
Anie Kovacs
Giailinao
Jane
Ae Meter Eastman
Ernie Kovacs
Harry Foster
Matone
Dodge City
Goes McCrea
Armed Forces
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Maurions
Weee
Ford Galscala Bar Hollimane
Mane Francis Jena Wynn
Fred Clark
Eva Gabor Russ Tamblyn
Jeff Richards
Admiral
Stowey
Vigtala
Comatech
Bex
Enry
Twesdar
Jene
Admiral Pantry
Patrick Street