Wounded Man May Recover From Near Woodbine Gunshot
Jesse Levi Fisher a 68 year old farm worker near Woodbine remained in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a .22 caliber bullet in his brain after a hunting accident Monday afternoon. Doctors say the unusual placement may allow recovery but could damage optic nerves possibly causing vision loss. Fisher was found by Robert Harrison in a field near his home and rushed to Mt Airy for treatment before the local hospital.
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Jesse Levi Fisher
Woodbine
Frederick Memorials
Fisher
Robert Harrison
Harrison
James Pickett
Pickett
J. Stanley Grabill
Mt Airy
Charles Critchley
Grimmstown
Evans
Critchley
William Fisher
O Sullivan Building Is Being Purchased
Baltimore banks and Maton Chemical Corp of York reach agreement to buy the 34 story O Sullivan Building,Baltimore's largest office structure. Terms undisclosed. State of Maryland had dropped option to buy for 5 million. Building owned by O Sullivan Corporation led by R J Funkhouser. Chemical firm to move executives to Baltimore and occupy about three floors. bank leases ground floor.
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Baltimore
Maton Chemical Corporation of
York
O'Sullivan
Baltimore’sa
Baltimore National Bank
Thames
Nichols
Chemical
Maryland
O*sullivan Corporation
R. J. Funkhouser
West Virginia
New York
National Guard Instructor School Planned at Frederick Armory
National Guard instructor s school, the first of its kind, will be held at the Frederick armory May 21 and 22 under War Department supervision. Lt Col Randolph Millholland of the 115th Infantry Regiment proposed a battalion based training school to teach instructors proper methods. War Dept approved and the plan may serve as a nationwide model.
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Cumberland
National Guard
Frederick Armory
War Department
Randolph Millholland
115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland National
Guard
Mitholland
Fred
He's Living Down To His Platform Test for Millholland Plan
A muddy excerpt reports Col Millholland touting a Cumberland Frostburg Hagerstown and Fred enck backed school with officers and Guardsmen to attend. In New York a grease slick from an el track blocked a police car windshield, Patrolman Gilbert Orr braved rain to inspect a pink rag found in a gut ter, unraveling a knotted sack that released twelve thousand dollars in cash, with seventy eight more unknowns noted.
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Slick
Col Millholland
Cumberland Frostburg
Hagerstown
Fredenck
Todsy
Gilbert Orr
Male Animal Play Set For May 25 26
Frederick Community Players will present The Male Animal May 25 and 26 under James B. Decker, who directed the New York production. The cast includes Ed Rose and Mrs John T Quynn with Tom Gina, Miss Lucy Jane, Mrs aes Langley, and others from Fort Detrick. The play, by James Thurber and Eliott Nugent, explores campus life with a timely Communist scare angle.
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Ing Ed Rose
John T. Quynn
Tom Gina
Lucy Jane
Philip Harvey
Aes Langley
Walker NI
Charles Ross IV
Detrick
John W. Evens
Martha Lang
Walter Duensing
Mrs. Keiber
Decker
James Thurber
Eliott Nugent
Scrappy International Match At Frederick High
A scrap match will be played by the Commun team from Germany at Frederick High. The game is set for the last Wednesday and Thursday nights of this month, drawing local interest from school supporters and visitors alike.
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Frederick Hightry
Germany
Scrap Price Declines in Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh May 10 The price of No 1 heavy melting scrap fell to $23 a ton from $24 amid weaker demand. Scrap dealers blamed the slip on subdued buying and reduced steel output.
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Pittsburgh
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