Four Weekend Accidents Injure Two In Frederick County
State Police report four weekend accidents on crowded highways in Frederick County left two people injured. Mrs. Roger Mills of Brunswick suffered head injuries when a Blue Ridge Lines bus struck her car, pushing it into another vehicle near Urbana. Hiram Price from Baltimore sustained a fractured arm in a collision with a furniture van near Unionville, facing a reckless driving charge. A separate hit‑and‑run charge was filed against George Shafer of Burkittsville after a side‑wipe on Route 17 near the Hawaiian Nite Club. No injuries were reported in the other collisions, with Gwynn and Everhart involved in a right‑of‑way crash in Knoxville. Mrs. Mills was treated for shock and head injuries. Price and Woodford were treated as needed, allowing Price to return home after on‑site aid.
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Brunswick
Urbana
Blue Ridge Lines
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Baltimore
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George Shafer
Burkittsville
Lee Merriman
Shafer
Newton D. Everhart
Fairfax
Gwynn
Puncke
Robert Kershner
Hagerstown
Walter Flanigan
Bethesda
Unionville
Percy Wells Willard
Leslie Woodford
M. L. Depenbrook
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. R. Soulsby
Woodford
Wilt
Frederick City Hospital
Youths bid to break jail foiled by soap gun in Rockville
James A Anderson, 17, jailed for assault on a government worker, attempted jailbreak thwarted Saturday when Sheriff H Leslie Carlin and Deputy Ernest Hawkins found a soap pistol fashioned with a tin cup trigger guard. A tin foil roll lay nearby. he awaits trial June 1 in Hagerstown after a change of venue. He allegedly told officers I don't like you and I don't like cops. A birthday party for Marion Carmack's 14th was described with attendees and games. It notes four seconds for a batter to reach first base.
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Sycamore Hills
H. Leslie Carlin
Carlin
Ernest Hawkins
Anderson
Hagerstown
Montgomery County
Death of Senate chaplain Rev Ze Barney T Phillips at 67
Rev Ze Barney T Phillips died suddenly at his Washington home after a brief illness. The white haired minister had served as Senate chaplain since 1939 and was installed last November as Dean of Washington Cathedral. He lectured in Frederick in 1939 and delivered Hood College's 1940 baccalaureate address.
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Ze Barney T. Phillips
Senate
Phillips
Frederick
Young Men's Bible Society
Hood College
Held In Bail On Assault Charge
Police report investigations since April lead to the confession by Alvey Stine of 323 North Bentz Street. Stine admitted accosting Shir ley Pumphrey and Shirley Smith on April 13 and May 7, with warrants issued for his arrest. He is held in jail on $1,000 bond for a Police Court trial tonight before Magistrate Manuel Weinberg, also held on disorderly conduct charges.
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North Market Street
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East Seventh Street
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Frank Dorsey
Weinberg
Oscar Kline
Oliver Smith
James D. Dixon
John Doe
Ira Shane
Viola Brown
Bertie Goins
Dietz-Perkinson
McClure H. Haupt
Route 4
Sergt
Kanede
Quinn
Marks
Carmack
Truman Moon
Train wreck injures 14 in Wyoming near Rock Springs
Nine passengers and five railroad workers were hurt in a double derailment near Rock Springs four miles west after a crossing collision set off a chain of derailed freight cars and a passenger locomotive. Engineer Clem Cooper suffered a broken arm, two passengers were released after treatment, and traffic was to be restored Monday.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Northwestern Union Pacific
Challenger
Here
Los Angeles
Wyoming General Hospital
Clem Cooper
Rawlins
County Farmers Optimistic In Spite Of Labor Shortage
Maryland farmers in Frederick County project a hopeful outlook amid labor gaps and population shifts. The piece notes commuters to Baltimore and Aberdeen, rising dairy emphasis, and new homeowners settling along rural roads. Young men leave farms for city plants while others rely on milking machines and local help, with officials predicting eventual harvest challenges.
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Baltimore Sun
Maryland
George C. Dorsch
the Sun
Frederick County
News-Post
Frederick News- Post
National Traction Company
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Aberdeen
Edgewood
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick City
Mr Wertheimer
Mr. Wertheimer
S. J. Woods
Two More Jap Ships Damaged By Bombers
Allied bombers damaged another seaplane tender and a tanker as the Coral Sea battle continued. General MacArthur’s headquarters reported 19 enemy ships sunk or crippled, with ten Japanese planes destroyed or damaged and ongoing concern over reinforced Japanese forces near Australia.
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By. Yates McDaniel
Australia
Coral Sea
MacArthur
Stdekosin Utets
Battie
Japan
Lesself
Louisiade
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
United States
Port Moresby
Eva Gabor Granted Second Papers in Court Case
Immigrant actress Eva Gabor faces a legal step as the court grants her second papers. The decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny of naturalization procedures affecting her status.
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Sam
Eva Gabor
Surrender of U S General Wainwright at Corregidor
Eyewitness account from Tokyo describes the surrender of United States Lieutenant General Jonathan M. Wainwright at Corregidor. The six foot American commander, exhausted and pale, approached with a white flag and aides, saluted as Japanese officer entered, candlelight revealing his fatigue and the three stars on his lapels. The scene conveyed deep pity from the observers amid the surrender.
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Tokyo
Nichi Nichis
United States
Jonathon M. Wainwright
Corregidor
Amercan
Philippines
Gene Wainwright
Wainwright
Surrender Talks Ended War on Corregidor Island
General Jonathan Wainwright met with the Japanese commander and agreed to surrender the Filipino American forces in the Philippines after a tense exchange. The Japanese demanded unconditional surrender but Wainwright insisted the troops remain under his orders. Ultimately the Japanese accepted his terms and fighting stopped on Corregidor Island.
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Wainwright
Nunder
Wainright
Philippines
Sportsmen to Meet at Hotel Frederick This Thursday
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association will hold its quarterly meeting Thursday night at Hotel Frederick. E Austin James, the association president, announced the event.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Hotel Frederick
E. Austin James
Sportsmen’s Organization
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