Child Injuries and Car Damage on Route 15 Incidents
A child was injured and two highway accidents caused substantial property damage on Route 15 in northern County Sunday morning. Gary Gilliam of Carlisle, age 3, was taken to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg for observation after a collision at the St. Joseph's College entrance involving Roy Gastley of Gettysburg and Earl Gilliam of Rocky Ridge. Both cars suffered about $350 damage. Gilliam was charged with failing to yield right of way while Gastley faced reckless driving charges. A second crash near Thurmont left a 1949 Oldsmobile badly damaged. Edward Hobbs Jr. of Thurmont escaped injury when a truck driven by Richard Eyler of Rocky Ridge struck his car. Hobbs' damage estimated $600 to $700. In Brunswick, J. M. Ramsburg, 67, was hospitalized with severe facial and scalp lacerations after being struck by a car driven by Robert Booth, 18, of Brunswick. Ramsburg was walking on Last Potomac Street when Booth, blinded by oncoming headlights, could not stop. Booth was not charged. Ends Hunger Strike in Frankfurt.
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Gary Gilliam
Carlisle
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Roy F. Gastley
Earl R. Gilliam
Rocky Ridge
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Gilliam
College Grounds
Hd. Brown
Gastley
Thurmont
Edward G. Hobbs
Route 15
Brown
Richard Lee Eyler
Hobbs
Brunswick
J. M. Ramsburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Holmes A. Painter
Ramsburg
Robert
Booth
East de Street
Truman Heads to Key West Retreat Aboard Williamsburg
President Truman left Washington aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg for a four day voyage to his Key West retreat. He carried sport togs and seasickness pills, planned three weeks in sunshine, and welcomed his wife and daughter to join him later. Secretary Johnson predicted rough seas but the president said he felt excellent.
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U. 5
William Lane
Truman
Key West
Fla
Wallace H. Graham
Washington
Trumat
White House
Williamsburg
Margaret
Defense Johnson
Dopey Sisters Club Holds March Banquet at Rice's Bright Spot
The Dopey Sisters Club held its annual spring banquet on March 8 at Rice's Bright Spot on Alternate Route 40. A tied chicken dinner was served. each member received a gift. New members are Mrs. Elizabeth Summers and Mrs. Wymneda Kline. Outgoing officers received gifts, and new officers include Mrs. Mickey Page as president and Mrs. Josephine House as an officer.
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Dopey Sisters
Dopey Sisters Club
Rice's Bright Spot
Elizabeth ~ Summers
Wymneda Kline
Mickey Page
Josephine House
Community Club Officers and March Meeting Set
The vice president is Kathleen Fox and the secretary Virginia Albright with treasurer named. The next meeting will be on March 23 at the home of Edna Flook in Myersville. Attendees included Helen Gaither Robert Wilhide James Albright Robert Rudy Atlee Gouker Roger Keilholtz Edward Seidling Glen Keilholtz Claude Page Louis Rice Albert Flook Jr Paul Biltle Frank House Emmery Summers Edwin Fox all listed as of Frederick and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Fox
Virginia Albright
Edna Flook
Myersville
Helen Gaither
Robert Wilhide
James Albright
Robert Rudy
Atlee Gouker
Roger Keilholtz
Edward Seidling
Glen Keilholtz
Claude Page
Louis Rice
Albert Flook, Jr
Paul Biltle
Frank House
Emmery, Summers
Edwin Fox
Frederick 1
Hagerstown
Improvement Program for Baltimore Port Proposed
A $128,740,000 port improvement plan is urged for Baltimore's share of a two volume engineering survey by Knappen, Tippetts and Abbott. It recommends a Port District Commission to unite city and eight counties under legislation by the city council and state assembly, with stages to add 3,500,000 tons capacity and later build new marine terminals. Wreck delays trains at Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
Knappen, Tippetts and Abbott
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Port District Commission
Freight wreck halts seven B&O passenger trains near here
A Py-One car of the Baltimore and Ohio fast freight derailed late today, straddling both main tracks. Seven B&O passenger trains were delayed, including the Capitol and National Limiteds, the Columbian, the Ambassador, and the Diplomat, plus the Cincinnatian and Metropolitan Special. Damage was put at $25.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Capitol
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Yvette Madsen
Alfred Noack
Madsen
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Esskay
BEPG
Paul
Crum
W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Hone
Edwin E. Stoffer
Imurince Company
Unis
Stoffer Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle
George Dietze
Pittsburgh
Helen
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
Dietze
FBI
Matthew Cvetic
Folger, Nolancorporated
15Th Street
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Washington, D. C
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ape
A. I. Ellin Haberdashery
Francis Scott Key
State Armory
American Legion and; CO. A & Med. CO
MN. G
Williamson's Drug Store
Prescription
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Defosit Insurance Corp
Lawson Wilton
BTR
Wilton
Axminster
Styletone Axminster
Perron
Sacertee
Durastan Axminster
Florcrest Axminster
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