Local Girl Is Killed And 4 Hurt In Crash
Beatrice Elen Talbert 19 daughter of Fernando and Mary Clem Talbert of 212 West Fifth street was killed instantly and four others injured, three seriously, when an automobile en route to Baltimore crashed into a culvert on the Baltimore-Washington Boulevard near the Little Patuxent River bridge at Savage. Authorities said speed appeared a factor. the car carried five occupants and Talbert was pronounced dead from chest and head injuries. The injured include Homer C. Mitchell 1312 North Market street and James E. Routzahn 26 from Rosemont Avenue, both unconscious at Fort Howard Hospital, plus Ann Kidd 19 of Pleasant Valley Amesburg Mass with severe shock. Relatives of Routzahn, including his parents, brother and sister-in-law, and sister, were notified and traveled to Fort Howard.
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Beatrice Elen Talbert
Fernando
Mary Louise Clem Talbert
West Fifth Street
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Homer C. Mitchell
North Market Street
James E. Bourzakhn
Rosemont Avenue
Ann Kidd
Pleasant Valley
Amesburg
Mass
Ft Howard Hospital
Mitchell
Routzahn
Bir
Charles O Routzahn
William 5. Routzahn
Robert E Hutton
Ft. Howard
Baltimore
Little Parasent River Bridge
Savage
Waterloo
Robert E. Kuhs
Charles Critchley
Miss Talbert
Victims Named in June 1947 Frederick Crash
A June 1947 crash near Frederick led to four victims rushed to hospitals including St Agnes and Baltimore Marine Hospital. State police identified the driver as a soldier en route from a Florida base to Massachusetts. Barred details show victims’ conditions yet unclear and funeral arrangements were noted for a deceased occupant.
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Frederick
Ree
Waktes
Laurel
Matchell
Routzahn
Miss Kidd
St. Agnes Hospital
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Fort Howard Hospital
Barber
Sacola
Fla
Massachusetts
Hitch
Tighter
Igh School
Mt Zion Exangelies l and Reformed Church
Feagavilie
William Lee Talbert
Toeal
East Church Street
Atomic Explosions Create Carbon Radioactivity in Humans
Dr Aristide V Grosse of Houdry Process Corp reports cosmic rays form radioactive carbon 14 in the human body at a rate of about 150600 atoms per minute. The finding, based on a Houdry study, suggests potential impacts on immunity cancer risk and hereditary effects from long term low level radioactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Marez Hook
Houdry Process Corporation
Aristide V. Grosse
Houdry Company
Dr. Grosse
Cosmic Rays and Radioactive Carbon Explain Life Cycle
The text explains that atmospheric nitrogen becomes radioactive carbon via cosmic rays and transmutation. Plants absorb it during photosynthesis, animals eat plants, and humans consume both. Radioactive carbon has a 5000 year half life, so some carbon in people traces back to 5000 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Circus Elephant Killed After Rampage in Chambersburg
A bull elephant from the Dailey Bros. circus, which appeared in Chambersburg last Thursday, went on a rampage during a Thursday show and was killed with a rifle bullet. The carcass was turned over to A.
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Dailey Bros
Chambersburg
Elephant carcass used for tankage and hog feed
A 5,780 pound elephant, valued at 35,600, was hauled to Rees, Inc. at Greencastle for rendering. The carcass is being cut up for tankage and other hog and poultry feed products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F- Rees, Inc
Greencastle
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