Murder Trial At Hagerstown Details of Slain Woman Revealed
In Hagerstown the trial of Bruce Davis for first degree murder heard testimony about the discovery of Mrs Florence McAllister 79 found dead December 11 at relatives in Burtonsville Md The case is in Washington County Circuit Court with other witnesses including Mrs Mamie Brown Mrs Nathan Lee Weatles and Deputy Coroner Dr Rosenberg describing time of death and conditions in the Burtonsville home The prosecution seeks to link Davis to the crime through prior meetings quarrels and communications with McAllister and related events in late November and early December
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CIO Authorizes Strike At Briggs Body Plant
The CIO United Auto Workers authorize a strike at Briggs Manufacturing Company affecting 2067 workers. Key issues include retroactivity of pay, wage equivalence, and the contract coverage. Walkout could halt Briggs output feeding Chrysler and Packard plants. Negotiations broke down after a cross-country board telegram approval.
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Burns Fatal in Baltimore Youth Accident
George Walls, 16, died at a Baltimore hospital from burns suffered when he fell. The incident occurred June 1995 and was reported from Baltimore.
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Baltimore
George Walls
Baltimore Hospital
Youth found unconscious atop railroad coach near station
A young person was found yesterday unconscious on top of a railroad passenger coach near Pennsylvania Station, authorities reporting the incident as a result of unknown circumstances.
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Pennsylvania Station
Unburnt by Fall at Frederick Graduation Party
A Frederick High School Class of 1947 graduation party ended when a classmate, Thomas Keller, fell backward through a second story window at the United Fire Engine hall Monday night. Firemen report Keller suffered a crushed wind and brick abrasions but no broken bones, and he was not hospitalized.
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Harvey Butler
Frederick
Frederick High School
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United Fire Engine Hall
Thomas Keller
Buck
Jorsown
Keller
Nightclub Dance Ends With Midnight Accident
Charien Burra described garea saying the incident happened at midnight as the party’s closing dance concluded. The fragment notes an accident occurring during the final performance.
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Garea
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