Weekend crashes injure five. Goins and others hurt
Police report multiple weekend accidents causing injuries and over 1500 dollars in damages. A Sabillasville man Leslie L. Goins suffered a severely fractured jaw after a Route 806 crash near Thurmont. passenger Dallas H. Whipp endured lacerations and a jaw fracture. Other incidents on Route 355 and 850 near Frederick left three teenagers with facial injuries and fractures. City cases include a Patrick Street Monroe collision with a truck and car, plus rear-end and lane-change crashes on Market Street with minor injuries and no charges.
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Thurmont
Sabillasville
Leslie L. Goins
Atlanta
Georgia
Fort Ritchie
Goins
Dallas H. Whipp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Whipp
Walter Reed
Neil F. Bechtel
Frederick
Carrie L Routzahn
Walkersville
Worman’s Mill
M. G
Connie Lee Caldwell
Woodsboro
Robert R. Loun
Routzahn
Miss Caldwell
Robin L. Reidt
Marianne E. Miller
Braddock Mountain
R. J. Reed
Wade T. Seavelt
RFD 2
Hagerstown
Eugene F. Pepple
Calvin Phillips
East Patrick Street
Monroe
Phillips
Eugene Albert Marcum
James Leonard Johnson
Sjamsville
Edwin Waters Jr
Motter Avenue
Market Street
Patrick Street
Charles R. Martin
RFD 4
Frederick Martin
Ray N. Dietz
North Market Street
Jane Marie Smith
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Blaine Franklin Roerke
Paul W. Mossburg
James E. Schroyer
Marion Abrecht
Sunday Red Light Collision In Rockville Leaves No Charges
City police reported a Sunday accident in Rockville with about 650 dollars in damage to two cars. Albert Lee Main of West Church Street ran a red light at College Avenue and was struck by Albert D. Fleck of Myersville. Main was charged with failure to obey an automatic control device. Investigating officers were Lt. Harry L. Quinn and Officer William Crabille.
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Rockville
Albert Lee Main
West Church Street
College Avenue
West Second Street
Albert D. Fleck
Myersville
Harry L. Quinn
William Crabille
Weekend Fires Raze Portions of Homes in Lethargic Blaze
Several small fires across Union Bridge Walkersville and Mount Airy drew multiple fire companies. A Saturday morning chimney fire near Union Bridge destroyed part of a frame house worth about 4000, fire crews remained on scene until 2 pm. Minor fires at All Saints Street and Fountain Rock Road caused little damage. An auto fire at Pheasant Ridge Trailer Court was out on arrival. The piece also notes ancient origins of political campaign buttons.
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Union Bridge
Scott Davis
United Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
All Saints Street
Walkersville
Jesse Wiles
Fountain Rock Road
Nathan Bell
Main Street
Pheasant Ridge
Mount Airy
Youth Killed In County Tavern Brawl
A Virginia youth was shot to death and four others wounded in an early morning brawl at the Shamrock Tavern in Sandy Hook Sunday. Howard Mitchell 19 of Purcellville Va died at the scene. others admitted to Charles Town Hospital and Loudoun County Hospital in Leesburg were wounded or treated for cuts and gunshot injuries. Police said the fight started shortly after midnight with shots fired and several people fleeing the tavern as investigators sought several suspects.
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Virginia
Shamrock
Sandy Hook
Howard Mitchell
Purcellville
Charles Town Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
Dickie” Campbell
Townsend David Goran
Washington D.C
Hamilton Gray
Washington, D.C
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Dwight Lincoln
Henry I. Stafford
Frederick Barracks
Cpl
Stafford
Mitchell
Campbell
Policeman Slain in Off-Duty Shooting in Baltimore
Off duty Baltimore Patrolman Horace B. Shelton, 29, was fatally shot Sunday at the home of another officer and died on arrival at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The other 25 year old officer is detained for investigation.
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Baltimore
Horace B. Shelton
Johns, Hopkins Hospital
Plane Crash in Austria Claims 83 Victims
An 83 aboard Bristol Britannia of International Eagle Airlines perished when it struck Mt Gamslahner Spitze near Innsbruck amid fog. Rescue teams found the wreckage in a snow gully. authorities blamed flying too low and say all passengers and crew were Britons except one South African.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Eduard Obrist
Tyrol
Mt. Gamslahner Spitze
Mt. Glungezer
Internation Eagle Airlines of
London
Myersville Sets Registration Date for Town Elections
The Myersville Town Council designates the first Monday in April as the initial permanent voter registration date. Town elections will be held on the second Monday in May under the new Town Charter establishing a Mayor and five Town Council members.
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Myersville
Myersville Adopts Charter Requiring Petitions for Candidacy
The new Myersville charter mandates each candidate file a petition signed by at least 10 qualified voters who have resided in Myersville for at least one year and are American citizens. Petitions are presented to the current Mayor. The charter allows mayoral candidates to run with a full slate of five council candidates on a single ticket.
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Myersville
Bears
Stove Explosion Causes Death in Crisfield Home
Wil bert White, 51, died when a fire swept his Belltown residence Saturday night. Firemen said the blaze apparently started from an oil stove explosion. His wife and daughter were away at the time of the fire.
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Crisfield, Md
Wilbert White
Belltown
Court rules for Hugo Kemps on baby name rights
A court in Mulhouse France upholds Hugo Kemps right to name his newborn son non-French. The child is registered as Hjalmar Arje Bjoern Elke Even Kemps amid registrar objections. The report notes the 1964 Hong Kong refugee interception context follows in the wire.
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Hugo
Mulhouse
France
Hugo Kemps
Junior
Hjalmar Arje Bjoern
Elke
Even Kemps
Refugee Smuggling Scandal Ties to 1964 Mets Attempt
A fragmentary report links former Yankee southpaw Tommy Byrne to a large scale refugee smuggling probe tied to the New York Mets attempt of 1964. Police and investigators pursue possible connections across sports and crime realms.
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China Mail
Tommy Byrne
New York Mets
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Mars Opticians
West Second St
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Larry T. Campbell
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S. Market St. MO
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Monument
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