Truck and Auto Collision in Readon Area
Reports detail a weekend trio of crashes with property damage and multiple injuries. Rev Fr Fitzgerald's Chrysler, a Thurmon truck, and a LaSalle collide on a curve near Taneytown causing serious injuries to Miss Mary Devoy and others. charges include failing to keep right and reckless driving. Moser and Tabscott face hearings. several minor fines issued in Middletown for related incidents.
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Tom's Creek
Annie Warner Hospital
Gburg
Mary Devoy
Grand Bovard
Mary Devos
Devoy
T Vineen
Fitzgerald
St. Stephen's Rectory
Bradshaw Md
Baltimore County
Fr Fitzgerald
Taneytown
Charles W Moser
Thurmon
The
Thurmon, Milling and Supply Company
Corp
Walter K. May
Moser
Chrysler
Miss Devoy
Corp May
Fr. Fitzgerald
May
LaSalle
Hunter W. Tabscott
Weardsboro
Pennsylvania
South Bentz Street
Tabscott
Harry Roderick
McCurdy Field
Roderick
North
Bentz Street
Fifth
Fifth Street
Bent
South Beniz Sireet
Justice O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Evert
Mildred May LeFevere
Hagerstown
Frederick
Diefenderfer
Clarendon
Corp. Mas
Woodzell
Suctice Roger HB
Gessbert
Urbapa
May Day Queen Crowned At Western Maryland College
Western Maryland College in Westminster Maryland held May Day ceremonies indoors at Alumna Hall due to rain. Miss Dorie Philips of Cambridge was crowned queen by President Fred G Holloway and a Cinderella play by Anne Chew was staged with 35 students. Over 5000 head of cattle were shipped out of Texas last year, up 178000 from 1956.
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Westminster
Rair Hat
Western Maryland College
Dorie Philips
Cambridge
Fred G Holloway
University of Marland Woetre Dame
State Teachers College of Towson
Salisbury State Teachers College
Marjory Webster School
Imdnor
Roronavan
Anne Chew
Mart Dinining
Roosevelt approves Wishing Creek flood dam WPA project
President Roosevelt approves a Wishing Creek dam project to rebuild walls and repair flood damage at the reservoir in Sususi. The $14 442 allocation funds labor oriented work, with Senators Tydings and Radcliffe and Rep Goldsborough announcing the approval.
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Dent Roosevelt
Fishin Creek
Frederick
Tydings
Radcliffe
Golds Borouga
Elmer Sic Maxwell
Sususi
Lewistown
Frank Weddle
Nignat
Ersent
Board of State Aid and Charites
Japanese Claim Important Gains In China War
Siangha May 15 Japanese say they gained ground along the Lunghai and Tientsin Pukow lines in central China, claiming up to 100000 Chinese defenders driven into confusion west of Sunghai junction. Chinese retreat north of Lunghai reported. Tokyo says only escape corridor remains. In Suchau, Japanese air raids killed or wounded 700 civilians at a railway junction last Friday. Washington county farmers expect 20 percent more enrollment in the 1938 soil conservation program with about 1000 to receive benefits.
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Siangha
China
Sunghai
Runnway
Ling
Surnow Junction
Lunghai Line
Tientsin-Pukow
Lunghai
Shansung
Suchaw
Hankow
Suchaw Today
Raiway
Hagerstoun
Milt D Moore
Washington County
Moore
Tragic House Fire Claims Child At Brunswick
A girl died from severe burns after a rubbish fire in the Eury yard on 1G Street Wenner’s Hat. Her mother tried to extinguish flames as the child’s clothing burned on the back porch. The child found matches in the yard before the blaze. Funeral services were held at the Church of God in Brunswick with interment at Park Heights cemetery. Surviving relatives include parents and several siblings.
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Frances
Rubes Dch
M. da
Deata
Bruns Hospital
Teomild
Eury
Ig Street
Wenner
Park Heights
C. H. Feete and Son
Mrs Roosevelt Opens U S Air Mail Week
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt opens U S Air Mail Week by accepting a 6 cent air mail stamp sheet from Washington postmaster Vincent Burke. The ceremony occurred at an air liner set across from the Commerce Department Building with Mr Roosevelt present.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vincent Burke
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Newark
Newark-Washington
Former Boston Teacher Is In Belgian Cabinet
Brussels May 15 Paul Henn Spaak, 39 year old Moderate Socialist, formed an eleven man cabinet today with a former Boston University professor among two key ministers handling urgent finance tasks. Max Leo Gerard returns to the finance ministry after stopping a 1936 money panic. Paul Heymans, a Catholic banker and engineer, heads the combined Economic and Agricultural Department. The new cabinet replaces Paul Emile Janson and includes four Socialists four Catholics two Liberals and one non party member.
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Brussels
Paul Henn Spaak
Boston University
Spaak
Max Leo Gerard
Paul van Zeeland
Paul Heymans
Paul Emile Janson
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The note reports a dispute over shared travel costs between Mr. Brown and a friend. It states the friend rode 20 miles or half the trip and that Mr. Brown paid $300, with $200 cited as the other half. The text mentions a loss of SLOG by taking him.
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Mr. Brown
Wal
Poet Wins Alpert Stenburrouga Prize in Poetry
Wolbana KL Wonsatt Jr of the University Graduate School has won the Alpert Stenburrouga Prize for a poetry group from Slapes From Dusk and Wonter. He is a PhD candidate, Georgetown alum, ex-Catholic University faculty, and nephew of W. Clinton McSnerry. Sardringham Palace, once favored by British royalty, was named in 1662 by the Prince of Wales for 2,295,000 dollars.
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WISS
Wolbana KL Wonsatt, Jr
Washingtom
University Graduate School
Ne Alpert Stenburrouga Coon
Georgetown University
Catholic University
W. Clinton McSnerry
Sardringham Palace
Prince of Wales
Edward YH
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