Traffic Toll Grows In Maryland Weekend Crashes
Five people died in Maryland traffic accidents over the weekend including a Baltimore one-year-old struck by a car while playing with newspapers. A 16-year-old girl fell from a car, a motorcyclist hit a guard rail, and a Philadelphia man and infant son died after a tire blowout. Kenneth W. Odd was identified as the Baltimore boy. Other deaths occurred near Hereford and North East along Route 40. A heavy rainstorm contributed to a fatal door fall in Cumberland. Volatile droughts in Kenya and a 98 temperature in Indianapolis are noted in separate items.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Philadelphia
Kenneth W. Odd
Santo Liberto
Dale
Holt
Joppa
Clarence Houch
Fullerton
Baltimore County
York Read
Hereford
Houch
U. S. Route 40
North East
Curtis Stokes
Cumberland
Raymond D
Swadley
Ridgely
W. Va
Lelia
Woman Hurt By Bottle Thrown From Automobile
A housewife was injured by a beer bottle thrown from a car on Second Street and Middle Alley about 9:50 PM Sunday. Police, led by Sergt. Ben Phobus, sought the assailant in a city-wide investigation after the bottle struck the woman in the arm. she did not wish to be named. The victim was seated with others in a backyard when the incident occurred.
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Second Street
Middle Alley
Sergt. Ben Phobus
East Second Street
Fragmented incident as bottle hits a girl in yard
A bottle was thrown over a fence hitting a girl named Mrougn Madmte Anevane. Group members seated nearby rushed to read the license number but failed. The beer bottle was recovered by police for possible fingerprint analysis of the thrower.
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Mrougn Madmte Anevane
Mayor Delivers Flag Day Address At Elks observance
Mayor Donald B. Rice served as principal speaker at the Elks Club Flag Day observance held Sunday at the Elks Home. The program honored the 175th anniversary of the flag with references to Fort McHenry and Barbara Frietchie, while James F. Zimmerman coordinated the event and Arthur Mason chaired the pageant. An organ concert by Russell Hinds preceded the pageant, followed by a buffet for members and about 100 guests.
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Donald B. Rice
Elk’s Club
Elk's
Frederick County
Fort McHenry
Barbara Fritchie
James F. Zimmerman
Arthur Mason
Grover Ponton
Donald Davis
C. Clifton Wirts
Emmett Smith
Russell Hinds
Radio Progam Schedule Notes From WFMD to DuMont
A dense listing of radio and television program blocks across networks including WFMD WOR MBS NBC ABC WMAL WRAL and DuMont. Entries show show names hosts and times such as Gordon Mackie Show News Broadcast Evening Newsreel and Theater programs with occasional clarifications on networks and time zones. The long schedule spans late afternoon into nighttime with various talk, music, drama and sports programs and includes a remark about daylight saving time adjustments.
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ABC
NBC
Tvening
Abe-Oba
Abe
Newn
Nbe
Rob Crosby
Dhs
Krama -Abe
Cba
Gordon Mackie
Abe Blare
Alr
Henry Taylor
Aba
Barlow
Cbba
Voorhees
Whiteman
Paul Lavalle
Mbs
Elliot Qula
Chs
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Cbs
Time For Defense
All Net
Nate
Moraga Teat
Paul Winchell
Rba Video
DuMont
Barrow
Science Review
Montgomery Theater
Claudia
Ebs
Studio One
Eight Weekend Arrests Reported By Police
Police report eight weekend arrests for various disturbances. James Edward Morgan and Robert W. Horner posted $2.50 each on peace disturbance charges. Others jailed include William Cromwell for drunk, William David Naille and Edward C. Naylor for disorderly conduct, Donald Fisher, Edward P. O’Malley for drunkenness, and Mary Williams among those cited. Arresting officers included King, DeGrange, Sergi, Boone, and Bender.
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James Edward Morgan
East Church Street
Robert W. Horner
East Fifth Street
King
DeGrange
Sergi
Harry Phillips
William & Cromwell
West Patrick Street
Willam David Naille
Mary Williams
Middle Alley
Edward C. Naylor
Donald Fisher
Edward P. O'Malley
Iyamsville
William Boone
Bender
Young Pilot Reaches Fifth Jet Ace in Korea
SEQUL June 16 A U S pilot six months out of flying school shot down his fifth Communist jet Sunday to become America s 17th jet ace. 2nd Lt James F Low 26 of Sausalito Calif bagged the red nosed fighter in one of two air battles in which Sabres destroyed three MIG 15s and damaged one. Low on his 43rd combat mission was in Korea six weeks. In a futile attempt to break up an Allied fighter bomber attack on Red rail lines near Namsidong. On the battlefront renewed clashes on the hill mass west of Chorwon in the Western sector. A U S 45th Division officer reported two regiments had killed or wounded at least 1175 Chinese in five days of fighting up to Sunday night.
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Sequl
America
Fifth Air Force
James F. Low
Sausalito
Calif
Low
Korea
Lime Kiln News Catches Local Movements
Mrs Nettle Oland returns home after visiting relatives at Walkersville. Donna and Connie Eyler stay a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fenton Green at Lovettsville. Frederick High School graduates Charles Jewell and Meredith Kabrick noted. Mrs L E Feaga visits Washington with Mr and Mrs Charles Bruchie and party from Frederick. Mr and Mrs Smith Cecil visit Mr and Mrs George Luts at Seneca.
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Nettle Oland
Walkersville
Donna
Coninie Eyler
Fenton Green
Lovettsville
Charles H Jewel
C. E Jewell
Meredith T Kabrick
W. T Kabrick
Smong
Frederick High School
L. E Feaga
Washington
Charles Bruchie
L B. Feaga
Adams
Sweden's Biggest Spy Trial Opens in Stockholm
Sweden begins its largest espionage trial as seven Communists including the ring leader's girlfriend face charges of selling vital defenses to Soviet agents. Prosecutor Werner Rybinger seeks maximum penalties for alleged six year operation involving Boden Fortress secrets and military intelligence.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Werner Rybinger
Reds
Boden
Finland
Johann Fritiof Enbom
College PE Building Opens at Shepherd College
Shepherd College will begin using its new half million dollar physical education building starting Wednesday. President Dr Oliver Schewberry said the State Board of Education formally accepted the plant in the past week. The announcement appears in The News Prederich on June 16.
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Prederich
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherd College
Oliver Schewberry
State Board of Education
Return from Maine Anglers Net Big Catch in Maine
Four Frederick anglers Charles F Hartman Samuel F Gardner St George T Cramer and Henry returned Sunday from a sif fishing trip to Maine. They reported catching over 200 smallmouth bass up to five pounds and various native and square-tail trout in Dover Foxcroft and Millinocket lakes and streams. All fish except those used for food were released. Fish were hooked on a gray mallard minnow streamer fly tied by Gardner.
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Maine
Frederick
Charles F. Hartman
Samuel F. Gardner
St. George T. Cramer
Henry
Dover-Foxcroft
Millinocket
Mr. Gardner
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