Child Critically Injured In Woodsboro Area Farm Accident
A 12 year old Donald A Gregg was critically injured near his home in the Woodsboro area when a low hanging limb struck him and he was dragged under a wagon while hay was being cut. He underwent emergency surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and remained critical. His father William Gregg and brother Leon Gregg were nearby. state police Trooper Robert Efford investigated. The incident occurred about 3 30 pm on a private lane off Cowpermire road. The boy was due to enter Libertytown school next fall. Another farm equipment crash on Holter road near Jefferson injured ten with no charges filed. tractor driven by Ernest Bitter collided with a milk truck driven by Willis Minnick.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodshere
Donald A. Gregg
William E. Gregg
Harry C. Dercus
Cowpermire Road
Woodsboro
Young Gregg
Leon Gregg
Donald
Donald Gregg
Robert C. Efford
Gregg Farm
Greggs
Libertytown
Holter Road
Iva Carter
U. S. 340
Jefferson
Carter
Ernest E. Bittter
Holter
Willis A. Minnick
Knoxville
MacKay Keeps U S Alive At Wimbledon
Barry MacKay patched up his blistered racket hand with adhesive tape and kept pace with seeded players to keep alive America’s chances for the men’s title at Wimbledon. Gusty winds and showers halted play. several matches unfinished as Green, Quillian, Buchholz and Fox exited, while Mrs. Margaret Knode and Maria Bueno posted wins for the United States.
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Wimbledon
England
Barry MacKay
America
Althea Gibson
Dorothy Head Node
Cain
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Fla
Bill Quillian
Seaule
Jack Frost
Monterey
Calif
Malcolm Fox
Baltimore
Earl Buchholz
St. Lous
Margaret duPont
Wilmington
Del
Britain
J. A. Fulton
Miss Gibson
Margaret
Warner
el Paso
Tex
Ann Haydon
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Eric
Bulmer
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Franz Saiko
Austtria
Mal Anderson
Spain
Andres Gime- Bulmer
Mervyn Rose
Trost
Knode
Eoleismine Mercelis
Belgium
Green
Fox
Don Candy
Congressional Viewpoint on Trade and Tariffs
The weekly newsletter by Senator John Marshall Butler argues for extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, weighing five year vs shorter extensions, and emphasizes Congress’s constitutional role in tariff policy. It defends free trade within a controlled framework, notes escape clause debates, and urges expanding commercial frontiers to boost employment. The piece also oddly mentions supersonic aircraft tire needs in a closing note.
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John Marshall Butler
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Britain
France
Tariff Commission
Executive
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U. S
Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Britt _ain
G. L. Ward
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Francisco Contreras
Mexico
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Renee Schuurman
South Africa
Congressional
Joe Itlias
FORD
Cuba
Mars
Vevs
Colerances
Sey
Thomas E
Molesworth
East Patrick St
Westinghouse Mobilaire
DODGE
Weld
ROYAL
As Egise
Crater
Sap
Blades & Arms
Helper Springs
Transes
Peacele Maer Salle
Chate’s
Porter
Fabeegross
Romina
GREAT
Frederick
Soothe Market Street
Matricore
Long Measow
Steecing Corser
SIS
Marth Hanseer
Carisie
Pouasac
Magertions
Neesh Main Street
Charrectours
West Wacker Street
Lewistown
Lancaster
Baltimore Street
Cumberlans
Bid
West Main Street
Waynesborn
Worth Loudoun Street
Winchester
North Court Lazare
Harrisonburg
Main Street
Charistieviile
Frederick Shopping Center
W. 7Th
Shipping Place
Dundalk
Maryland
South Conkling Street
Marylane
Er Gellystars
Eluabethfont
Main
Queen Street
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Market Street
Lemoyne
Perma
North Third Street
Harrisburg
East Market Street
York
Penna
Seventh Street
Norrisburg
Lancaster Shoping Center
Lithtz Ave
Chey
Suipe & Pr Osion
Coeomy “Nook
Wet
Wales
Beoe
Kwik- Dai
Smomiz
Simoniz Vista
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