Cumberland Man Injured In Freight Car Incident
A Cumberland man at the Brunswick yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fell or was thrown from a moving freight car. John W. Kennedy, 46, of Cumberland, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for possible fractured right arm, brain concussion, and facial lacerations. His condition was listed as favorable. Railroad officials said exact cause and whether he has a family in Cumberland were not yet determined. A safety campaign and instructional films were underway in Brunswick. Morley Vernon King, 50, wanted by the FBI, was arrested in Philadelphia for the 1947 slaying of his wife in San Luis Obispo, Calif.