Multiple Accidents Injure Frederick Residents Sunday
Frederick police report three weekend crashes on U S 340 and U S 240 near Hyattsville and Urbana leaving eight injured. Aids include Aida L Wharton 18 and her 65 year old grandmother Antonia ervin of New York both treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Others injured are Constantine Seperlis 32 and Nicholas Pagonis 35 from Washington and Baltimore resident Mary Joan Coleman. Troopers investigated and ongoing charges possible.
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Frederick Barracks
Frederick
U.S
Lee’s
Aida L. Wharton
East 15Th Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Antonia Ervin
New York
Frederick Memorial
Chrysler
Drien Wharton
Terry E
Daisy L Koll
Prederick Ich
Wharton
Chevrolet
George E. van Leenen
Baltimore
Mercedes L. van Leeuwen
Top Bar
Irene D. Towers
Virginia
Kolb
Joseph Gallen
Urbana
Hyattstown Fire Company
Constantine L. Seperlis
Washington, D. C
Nicholas S. Pagonis
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Seperlis
Pagonis
Hyattstown Ambulance
RB. C. Lewis
Seperis
Maryland
Hyattstown
Mary Joan Coleman
Edwin Burdette
Coleman
Lyles
Iis
Teddie Lyles
James Lyles
Tach Lyles
van Leeuwen
Jacoby on Bridge Sees Interest in Differences
Card analysis outlines differences in hand positions and responses. Experts discuss how variation in card distribution affects bidding and play strategies for North South and East West.
North South bridge hand bid and four hearts outcome
The article describes a bridge bidding sequence by four players with North facing choices after two diamonds. One North chooses three diamonds, another North bids three hearts, South bids four hearts then three no trump, and diamonds run well enabling South to make six after West opens spades and ditches hearts. Also notes a dog Rip saved a family from a fire in Cambridge.
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North
South
East
West
Cambridge
Dorcchester County Humane Society
Rip
Ellsworth Wright
North Dorchester S
Ripi
Frank Ellsworth
British Support Kennedy in Laos Debate
British editorials Sunday welcomed Kennedy’s move to prevent a Communist takeover in Laos but warned against Western military intervention. They fault Khrushchev for potential blame in any East West clash and urged a political settlement while noting risks of British troops being drawn in.
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London
Britain
Kennedy
Laos
Khrushchev
China
Weekly Observer
America
Lord Beaverbrook
Sunday Express
Observer
Express Added
Eisenhower
Russia
Red China
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported In City Over Weekend
Police logged two weekend crashes on East Street. James F. Zack 30 of 17 Stewart Manor waited at a light when Kirk A. Andrews 19 of 353 East Third Street and Kenneth B. Neal 29 of Rt. 6 Frederick collided in a chain reaction. Neal received a $36.45 summons for reckless driving and faces April 4 court.
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East Street
East Patrick Street
James F. Zack
Stewart Manor
Patrick Street
Kirk A. Andrews
East Third Street
Zack
Kenneth B. Neal
Rt. 6
Frederick
Neal
Andreas
Andrews
John Wheeldon
Auto Crash at Market and East Streets Injures No One
Sunday at 1:26 a.m. Mrs Ruth N Whipp 49 of 10 East Patrick Street drove north on North Market Street. Her foot slipped from brake to gas, losing control and striking a direction sign tearing it from its pole. Damages to the Whipp car were about 150 dollars. Cpl Muschner investigated and filed no charges.
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East
North Market Streets
Ruth N. Whipp
East Patrick Street
North Market Street
Cpl
William A. Muschner
Water’s Shoes Promotes Comfort Over Inferior Copies
An editorial style note discusses carbon ink origins in ancient Egypt and warns readers about inferior shoe copies that wear poorly. WATER’S Family Shoe Store in Frederick Shopping Center touts comfort, long hours including Easter Eve, and spring stock. It also mentions Joseph Parker’s 1932 fountain pen patent with a piston feed and a leak-preventing cap.
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Egypt
Water‘s
Frederick
Joseph Parker
Palm Sunday Procession in Jerusalem Led by Patriarch
Crowds from Jerusalem and nearby villages gathered at Bethphage for Palm Sunday procession headed by Latin Patriarch Alberto Gori. Worshippers hailed Jesus and strewn palms along the donkey’s path into Jerusalem. In Iran, AP reports Empress Farah is reportedly expecting her second child, following the shah’s first son born last October.
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Holy Land
Alberto Gori
Bethphage
Jerusalem
Jesus
Tehran
Iran
Farah
Apply for $1000 life insurance for those up to age 80
Old American Insurance Co advertises a mail in policy offering a $1000 life insurance plan for people born after 1880 to cover final expenses. No obligation and no calls. mail your name address and year of birth to 4900 Oak Dept 13198 Kansas City Missouri.
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OLD American of
Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
Oak, Dept
Missouri
Food prices dip in Baltimore by 0.1 percent
Baltimore food prices fell 0.1 percent in February from January, the regional director of the Department of Labor bureau of statistics Louis F Buckley said. The drop contrasts with a 0.1 percent national increase.
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New York
Baltimore
Department of Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Louis F. Buckley
Roosevelt Declares White House Official Name for Mansion
Theodore Roosevelt designated the executive residence in Washington D.C. as the White House, establishing the official name for the presidential mansion. The move formalized a widely used term and clarified government records and public references.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
Washlington
D.C
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Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
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Fort Detrick
Brig
Littlestown, Pa
Footers Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
S. Market St
N. Market St
Jordan
Florence
Rhodes
Westinghouse
Jerter Homes Equipment Company
East Patrick St. Jean
Melvin M. Engle
Zenith
Philco
Motorola
Frederick — Taneytown
MT. Airy
Brunswick
Fred Foos
Jelly Beans
Luden
Gobelin
Golden Classic
Asort
Assort
Nuts
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N. Market and
West Third Sts
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