Five Accidents Reported on Route 40 Sunday Night
State Police logged five Sunday accidents on highways near Ridgeville and Mt. Airy with no deaths. Raymond Younker family escaped serious harm after a culvert collision on Route 40. Three-car crash near Ridgeville injured a passenger. one driver cited for hit and run. Mt. Airy also saw two minor crashes. occupants cited for reckless driving and license issues.
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Jane A
Larry
Smithsburg
Patapsco
Route 40
Ridgeville
Younker
Ccac
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dorsey
William P. Maloney
Mount Airy
John A. Hahn
Hahn
Harry L. Hickle
Cumberland
Maloney
Hickle
Fredia Hickle
Spencer C. Williams
Francis C. Rhine
Washington
Morgan Station
Rhine
Williams
Mt. Airy
Frank Badger
James 0. Layon
RFD
Main Street
Studebaker
Mertin H. Decker
Badger
Decker
Layton
Poplar Springs
Anther
Wiliam Green
Catonsville
Oland Dairy Herd Sale Totals $41 346
Brisk bidding in Carroll Manor district closes the Charles D. Oland dairy herd and equipment dispersal at 41346 30 dollars. 111 Holstein grades sold to buyers from Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and DC with cows 170 to 440 heifers 80 to 277 bulls to 426 average 275. Nearest buyer Monroe Shankle rented the farm and will reside there. Mildred Crum and Son bought most heifers. Machinery also sold well including a silo ensilage at 58 per ton. Sale to include fall auction of remaining equipment and furniture.
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Charles D. Oland
John W
Delbert
H. M Alexander
Pennsylvana
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Monroe Shankle
Route 15
Adamstown
Oland's
Shankle
Oland
Mildred Crum
State Senator Byrd Dies in Maryland
Maryland state figures mourn Sen John O Byrd a Democrat from Worcester who died at University Hospital after a heart attack. A former Snow Hill mayor he had been treated for vein inflammation and leg gout and voted in Annapolis on a veto override using a cane. The veto override failed by one vote after Sen Phoebus switched sides.
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Army halts most reserve officer recalls for rest of year
Washington March 23 The Army announced no more orders recalling individual reserve officers to active duty for the remainder of the year with very few exceptions Secretary Pace attributed the move to a high rate of volunteers from those recalled and increased output from officer candidate schools Pace noted about 15 600 of 52 000 called since Korea volunteered for extended duty and that 1 350 officers will graduate from officer candidate schools in May while between 10 000 and 11 000 will be commissioned from ROTC and ordered to duty in July August and September He added that smaller organized reserve corps units will still be called and a needed number of medical officers and other specialists remain required by the Army
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Army
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Pace
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Czech Diplomat Quits Post Asked Excommunication Cancel
Vatican radio reported Czech diplomat Franz Necak former consul-general in Jerusalem left his post and asked the Holy See to contact Rome to cancel his excommunication. Necak said he was forced to join the Communist Party in 1949. recalled Feb. 1, he refused to return.
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Franz Necak
Hasi
Holy See
Rome
Necak
Communist Party
Vatican
United States Military Academy Has 42 Superintendents
Since its founding in 1802 the United States Military Academy has operated with 42 superintendents.
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United States Military Academy
Canal manager George Nicolson dies after 40 years
Washington report says George L. Nicolson 8B Madhager longtime Chesapeake and Ohio Canal manager died Saturday of a heart ailment aged in his 80s. A co founder of the District of Columbia Paper Mills he led the firm 48 years and served as senior warden at St Johns Georgetown for five decades. He was born in Middlesex County Virginia and studied at VMI before moving to Washington in 1888 to oversee the canal. He directed Capital Transit, led Edes Home, and sat on the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital board. Survived by four children.
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George L. Nicolson
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Nicolson
District of Columbia Paper Mills
Middlesex
Gounty
Virginia Military Institute
St John's Episcopal Church
Georgetown
Capital Transit Company
Edes Home
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Q Street
Former Allied Pacific commander speaks in Jackson Misa
The former supreme commander of Allied forces in the Pacific delivered a politically tinged address in Jackson Misa. His remarks centered on being glad to be back home again, signaling a reflective and nation oriented message.
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Allied Forces In
Pacific
Jackson
Misa
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