Two Cars Ram Into Trees On Montgomery Roads
Two separate early morning wrecks on Montgomery County roads left two drivers and two passengers hospitalized or injured as police described high speed and curves. George Thomas Greene of Washington drove a 1961 Chrysler into trees near Poolesville, causing a woods fire. damage about 4300 dollars. Douglas MacArthur Turner of Boyds and two passengers were in a 1951 Lincoln demolished after crossing center line on White Grounds road near Boyds. all taken to Suburban Hospital with no serious injuries. Turner charged with failing to keep right and excessive speed.
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Montgomery County
Chrysler
George Thomas Greene
Washington
Poolesville
Greene
Douglas MacArthur
Turner
Boyds
White Grounds
Byron Turner
Ernest Eugene Hoes
Germantown
Students Arrive For Rt 40 Rally In Baltimore
Several hundred students from Washington New York and Philadelphia were expected to reach Baltimore at 9 30 a m to join local Negroes for a mass antisegregation rally in front of Cornerstone Baptist Church Rev Logan Kearse of Baltimore chairman of the organizing group said plans for demonstration would be presented to attendees and implemented immediately He did not rule out moving the protest to U S 40 CORE had called off a planned freedom ride on U S 40 after Maryland officials urged desegregation of restaurants and highway sections.
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Baltimore
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cornerstome Baptist Church
Logan Kearse
Kearse
Associated Press
U. S. 40
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
U.S. 40
Maryland Commission On Racial Problems
Maryland
Oesercreta
de Aave Hemi Menrey
Ate Pesta
Car Flips In Los Angeles Leaves Two Men Dead
In a fatal crash in Los Angeles a car overturned ejecting two men who died at the scene. Witnesses report a chaotic scene as emergency crews responded and police began an investigation into the cause of the accident.
United Appeal Progress Report and Drive Encouragement
The United Appeal shows a total to date of 104000 plus in local currency with a goal of 124661 in pounds. The drive campaign urges readers to contribute in support of the appeal and push the total toward the target.
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United Appeal
Pheders
United
Mrs. Abbotts Fallout Shelter Fully Stocked at 85
Mrs. Henry H Abbott and her daughter Julia Abbott prepared a self built basement shelter with ample supplies including a Bible radio first aid kit and candles. The 85 year old retiree plans regular checks on food water and medicine while welcoming neighbors in emergencies.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Henry H. Abbott
Abbott
Julia Abbott
Miss Abbott
University of Missouri
Abbotts
Mr. Abbott
Boy Admits Stealing 2 Cars
A 14 year old boy, known to Juvenile Court, admitted to City Police today that he took two cars. Police pursued after he drove a car recklessly, jumped fences, and hid in a yard as Dixie the canine unit located him. The youth admitted taking a 1949 Chevrolet from Catoctin Gulf Station and another car from Ronald Nikirk on East Fifth Street. both vehicles were returned to owners. He has prior probation and training-school time. Overnight arrests included Robert Wetzel for disorderly conduct and intoxication, James Hough for intoxication, and Lewis Offord for assault and battery.
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Sixth Street
Dixie
Canine Corps
Catoctin Gulf Station
South Jefferson Street
North Market
East Fifth Street
Fifth Street
Robert Wetzel
Fifth Ami Market
James Alfred Hough
Taney Apartments
Lewis M. Offord
Carver Apartments
Phone conduit installation advances between Bentz Street and Culler Avenue
A C P telephone conduit is being installed between Bentz Street and Culler Avenue and should be completed within two weeks according to a company spokesman. Sidewalks removed for the project will be replaced by the telephone company.
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C&p
Bentz! Street
Culler Avenue
Tthe Telephone Company
Cold snap grips county with 19 degree low and frost
The Unionville station dropped to 19 degrees the coldest so far this season, while the city logged 25 at the state police barracks. Frost coated leaves, water froze overnight, and officials forecast continued frigid weather with possible showers or snow flurries next week.
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Unionville
120 M.P.H. Chase Ends In Crash
A 25 mile high speed chase ending near Greenbelt Maryland led to the arrest of 16 year old Arliss Cornish of Baltimore. The pursuit reached 120 mph on the Baltimore Washington Expressway as State Police and National Park Police joined in. The car veered off struck a trooper vehicle and overturned four times. Cornish bit Trooper Densis Ruby and was charged with multiple traffic offenses and assault. A passenger was not charged.
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Greenbelt
Arliss Cornish
Baltimore
Cornish
Robert Austin
Westport
Austin
Waterloo Barracks
National Park
Frank Testerman
Testerman
Densis Ruby
Catons
Stray Dog Bites County Boy in Lip
A county boy named Tomi was bitten on the lip by a stray dog. He is undergoing three series of injections as a precaution. An army doctor, Frank Stockman, stated the animal was a brown and white dog described as a monster by onlookers.
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Stray Dog
County Boy
Lip
Frank Stockman
Ang Vaicher
Freth Honor Soldiers at War Memorial Mass
A fragmentary note recalls soldiers and a World War I era figure, mentioning De G top and a maritime or ceremonial event. The legible portion hints at honoring veterans and a ceremony featuring a soldier named George, with other garbled words around ritual acts.
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Suneeman
George
Kennedy to Honor War Dead at Arlington Veterans Day
President Kennedy visits Arlington National Cemetery for a brief ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns to honor fallen soldiers and the millions of veterans. He speaks as both commander in chief and a wartime veteran recalling World War II and the Korean War. The national mood is solemn amid signs of mobilization for potential conflict.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Pacific
U.S
County Education seeks 15 percent raise for custodians
The Board of Education asks county commissioners to approve a 15 percent salary increase for school custodians, with the higher payroll needing about 28185 more than this year. Current pay averages around 1.07 an hour. overtime is not paid and retirement benefits are limited.
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Board of Education
H. D. Williams
Williams
Train Kills Man Standing Beside Auto
BELTSVILLE Md AP Rein held K Winnemuth 27 of Silver Spring was killed when he was struck by a moving eight car Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger train at the Odell Road crossing after his car stalled near a Beltsville plastics plant and was moved by a coworker.
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Beltsville, Md
Reinhold K. Winnemuth
Silver Spring
Robert Long
Winnemuth
Beltsville Plastics
Long
Odell Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Washington
Fire Claims Averaging Fifty Thousand in Bel Air Losses
West coast fire toll from Bel Air and Topanga Canyon reaches 450 homes destroyed and insured losses around 24 million dollars. Adjusters from many states converge on the area to assess claims for claims ranging from 165 to 700000 dollars and to aid homeowners. The General Adjustment Bureau represents 320 insurance firms and 32 adjusters joined 82 local staff, starting work within 24 hours of the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Bel-Air
Topanga Canyon
California
General Adjustment Bureau
Phil Simkins
Hollywood
Simkins
Sorkiss
Women Drivers Open Campaign
A fragmented report notes women drivers launching a campaign in the United States. The text is garbled with scattered letters but suggests organized political activity around driving or transportation issues, possibly in a local or national context. No clear dates or names are readable.
Three Gunmen Vanish After Bank of America Heist
In San Francisco held robbers escaped with 62693 from the Union and Webster branch of Bank of America. They abducted two officials and family members before fleeing in a car, later forcing victims to assist at a van as dawn approached. Police found no solid leads despite rogues gallery work and sketches.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
Union and Webster
Larkspark
Joseph Finocchio
San Prange Garden
Finocchio
Millbrae
Lapori
Tao Teller
Carol Hick
Finoredo Dome
Das Wen
Sirens Sound For Veterans Day
Vague text fragment celebrates Veterans Day sirens and public remembrance. Mentions Amercans and veterans, with unclear sources and garbled place names and organizations.
Girl Scouts Vote To Change Council Government Structure
The Girl Scout council approves a delegate assembly system with neighborhood elected delegates. The change aims to widen representation and improve attendance at annual meetings, with three yearly council sessions. The January recognition dinner is moved to April or May to avoid winter weather.
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Girl Scout Organization
Winchester Hall
C. Lease Bussard
Scout
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