Two Remain At Hospital After Crashes
At Fred Wuck Memorial Hospital two crash victims linger with injuries from a weekend series of accidents. Tra Harrison, 27, of Watersville, suffered a fractured right arm and facial and neck cuts when his car hit a culvert on Daisy road in Howard County. He was pulled from the wreck by Sheriff Fred Cramer and transported by CM Waltz ambulance. State Trooper B C Hammersmith reported Harrison was alone when the impact occurred. Also injured was Lawrence Cutlav Jr., 13, of this city, who sustained a fractured leg and additional injuries on Route 15 near Walkersville road after a southbound vehicle passed another on a curve, forcing him off the highway. The vehicle driven by Charles E Catsai of Jefferson and owned by Calvin Kolb of this city collided with a pole, causing damage. Richard T. Delauter, 25, near Myersville, suffered head and right arm lacerations when his car left Route 17 near the Grossnickle Church around 11:30 PM Saturday and struck a small bridge.
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Fred Wuck Memorial Hospital
Harrison
State Roads Commission
Watersville
Daisy Road
Howard County
Sherif Fred Cramec
C M Waltz
B. C. Hammersmth
Harris
Lawrence Cutlav, Jr
Walkersville
L. M. Ridge
Charles E. Catsail
Jefferson
Calvin Kolb
Ridge
Cutsa
Kolb
Richard T. Delauter
Myersville
Grossnickle Church
Ellerton
Two-car crash injures several near Exmitsburg
A Saturday morning crash on Route 32 two miles west of Exmitsburg injured two adults and left an infant uninjured. Frank N Kertsinger, 63, of Smithsburg, and Victor Irving Davis, 28, of Baltimore, were involved. Kertsinger’s car skidded before hitting the other. The injured include Birs Josephine S Davis and Orvis E Kertsinger, both treated for shock or lacerations. The drivers are brothers. no charges were filed.
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Frederick
William L. Delauter
Shookstown
Mooreville
W. W. Cordin
Exmitsburg
Birs
Josephine S Davis
Baltimore
George i H. Ruggs
Orvis E. Kertsinger
Republic
Kenneth Bond
Frank N Kertsinger
Route 2
Smithsburg
Victor Irving Davis
Gloster Road
Bethesda
Navel Hospital
Fractured knee cap victim and two boys injured in Silver Spring crash
In a crash involving K W Barclay a University of Maryland student and the Kebler car, Charles H Tyler 19 and Ray T Tyler 16 were treated for cuts. Wallace Ford Jr 8 and Bobby Ford 6 of Cresthaven Road Silver Spring were admitted with possible skull fractures for observation at Suburban Hospital. Barclay was treated at the Naval Hospital. The Ford boys rode with the Tylers.
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Wallace Ford, Jr
Bobby
Cresthaven Road
Silver Spring
K. W. Barclay
University of Maryland
Kebler
Charles H. Tyler
Dickerson
Ray T. Tyler
Derwood
Ford Boys
Tylers
Barclay
Naval Hospital
Fire leaves 15 homeless in Salisbury business district
In Salisbury Maryland two adjoining buildings housing eight apartments and four stores burned today, leaving 15 people homeless. One two‑room unit had just been redecorated for Marie Linnett and Lee Lemon who planned to marry tomorrow. Furniture destroyed and damage estimated around $2500 as Fire Marshal Fred Grier Jr investigates the blaze with city firefighters and a fireboat.
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Salisbury
Marie Linnett
Lee Lemon
Fred Grier, Jr
Salsbury
Fire damages multiple businesses along the riverfront
A blaze along the Wicomico River was spotted at 11 a.m. and brought under control by 12:30 p.m. Flames gutted the second floor apartments while the ground floor clothing store of Peter Linnett and other shops suffered heavy damage. Lunnett owned the building.
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Wicomico River
Peter Linnett
Marie Linnett
Teagles Barber Shop
Lunnett
Former Romanian premier dies of cancer in Bucharest
Gen Konstatin Sanatescu, age 3, a former premier, died yesterday in Bucharest after a cancer battle. He led the first cabinet after Romania broke with the Axis following the coup de etat directed by King.
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Bucharest
Konstatin Sanatescu
Romania
Arrest and execution of Marshal Antonescu in 1946
The arrest of Marshal Ion Antonescu, former Romanian premier of the regime toppled in 1944, led to his execution as a war criminal on June 19, 1946. The event marked the end of his trial and a key wartime justice milestone.
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Ion Antonescu
Antonescu
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