Three Killed In Weekend Accidents Near Frederick
A weekend rash of crashes on Route 46 and Route 40 near Frederick left three dead and three injured. A 18 year old driver in a learner permit lost control in rain, car struck multiple vehicles, and a door flew off killing Gilbert Thompson. Others injured included John Calendine and Mary Green, with further deaths from a Tractor trailer collision on Route 240 and a sleep crash on Route 79.
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Frederick
Harmony Road
Gilbert N. Thompson
Essex
Thompson
B. O. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
John D. Calendine
Baltimore
Calendine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James L. Carter
Wwoechington
Frederick Memorial
Mary D. Green
Alexandria
Aston
Oliver
C. Duffina
Gordon H. Smith
C. E. Cook
Frederick Barracks
State Police
Cook
District of Columbia
Howard Arthur Diehl
Doris E
Washington
Diehl
U.S. 240
Urbana
R. C. Snyder
Robert L. McAfee
3Rd Street
S.E. Washington
Henry Clay
Evelyn Young
Christianburg
Richardson Funeral Home
Rose Lawn Cemetery
Christiansburg
M. R. Etchison and Son
Gerald L. Miller
RFD 1
Knoxville
Rosemont
Tpr
Roy J. Reed
Death in Delmarva Chicken Festival car crash
Gilbert N Thompson 31 of Essex Maryland was killed when thrown from his car during the Delmarva Chicken Festival car contest. Duffina from Silver Spring Md won best of 60 finalists. one other finalist was his wife. The recipe highlighted chicken breasts and Italian sweet sausage.
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Gilbert N. Thompson
Essex
Maryland
Delmarva
Duffina
Spring
Furniture talk at Maryland Rural Women’s Short Course
Ken Pierson of Heritage Furniture Co. urged homemakers at the University of Maryland College Week for Women to treat furniture buying like dress shopping. He cited budgeting worries and asked how much to spend what constitutes good construction and durable fabrics and whether to trust salespeople.
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University of Maryland
Maryland
Ken Pierson
Heritage Furniture Company
Catonsville
State
Pierson Sounds Notes On Home Furnishings Trends
He notes thousands of furniture manufacturers and the difficulty of judging quality. He criticizes schools and parents for not educating children about furnishings while promoting shelter magazines to expose consumers to new dens and noting ongoing advances in construction and materials. His audience was
Teachers Promote Home Comfort at College Park Event
More than 50 teachers attended a College Park event sponsored by the Maryland Cooperative Extension Service home demonstration department. The gathering encouraged recognizing the satisfaction that comes from a properly furnished home.
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College Park
The
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
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