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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1966

Page

16

Family Of 8 Die In Bowie Train Crash

BOWIE AP eight persons died when the Pennsylvania Railroad Morning Congressional struck a car near Bowie Race Course. Four adults and four children, likely from Baltimore, were killed. no passengers injured. The crossing at Jerico Park Road is marked, and the engineer said the car moved into the path of the northbound train traveling 78 mph.

Bowie Pennsylvania Railroad Congressional Bowie Race Course Prince Georges County Baltimore Trai 5. O. Packett Washington Jerico Park Road Packett Frederick Maryland Spain West Seventh Packett Military Road Bureau of State of Maryland South Pennsylvania Railroad Stone No. 2 Rosemont Avenue West Fourth Street Montevue Sheokstown Baughman Linden Hills J. M. Goodman Stone No Frederick By-Pass State Roads Commission Frederick County Centerline P.C King Farm Centerline P.C.C East South Street M. J. Grove Lime Company Baltimore and Ohio East Patrick Street Stone No. 10 Trail Place Trail Farm Albert E. King Stone No. 11 Stone No. 12 East Church Street Gas House Pike Said Street Routzahn Farm Stone No. 13

Frederick annexation plans and city charter amendments detailed

A long document outlines annexation boundaries and municipal actions for Frederick City. It lists property lines from Stone No 3 to Stone No 17 along the Monocacy River and routes, describes tax exemptions for annexed areas, and notes hearings, publication requirements, and effective dates. It also covers salary changes for aldermen and the mayor, and raises short term borrowing authority, with notices to be posted and published.

City OF Frederick City OF Frederick General Assembly of Maryland North Market Street George W. Young Emory B Stone No. 16 Stone No. 17 George ‘We Young Stewart J Stone No. 1 State Roads Commission Stone No East Patrick Street Lot No. 5 Trail Place Stone No. 11 Albert E. King Stone No. 12 East Church Street Gas House Pike Elizabeth Lewis Peters Monocacy River Elmer St.c. Maxwell & Associates Pikesville Libertytown Worman’s Mill Stone No. 13 Stone No. 14 Motter Avenue Bentz’ Street Daniel H. Buckey Stone No. 3 Elmer St. C. Maxwell & Associates Wormans Mal North Market City Ball Building E. Paul Magatia Board of Aldermen E. Paul Magaha E. Paul Magaba Finance Department

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