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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1957

Page

8

Taneytown Man Killed In Accident

Taneytown man killed in an accident near Evergreen Point as Graydon Trivet and Meretz suffered facial and jaw injuries while Trivet endured a fractured collar bone and chest lacerations. Trooper William F. Davis investigated. Frederick Memorial Hospital treated two minor injuries from an earlier incident. Robert Dorsey and Ursula Hurd were treated and released after minor head and hand lacerations.

Graydon Chester Trivett Thée Hospital C. H. Feete and Brother Meretz Trivett Wiliam F. Davis Frederick Memorial Hospital Evergreen Point Robert Dorsey New’ S Windsor Ursula Hurd South Bente Street

Car Crash Kills Taneytown Resident in Early Morning Toll

A 24 year old Taneytown man, Gillespie, died when his 1956 Ford lost control four miles west of Gettysburg and overturned after hitting a dirt bank and a telephone pole. His 23 year old passenger, Muench of Emmitsburg, was hospitalized with severe scalp wounds. Funeral services for Gillespie are scheduled Tuesday. In a separate incident near Frederick, a rear end collision on U S 14 left two drivers with minor injuries and damaged vehicles. The day's news also reports that personal income fell by one billion dollars in October, signaling a potential start to a mild recession.

Taneytown Pennsylvania Gettysburg Ligud Douglas Gilespie Said Gilespie Emmitsburg Muench Ansié Warner Hospital Genysburg Emmitsburg High School Leonard J Elvie Green Guillespie Fairfield Road Wilma J. Weant Leonard Glenn Gillespie Q. L. Green Sophia W. Va Tane Philip Bower Keysville Evergreen Point U.S 14 Frederick Carl David Elliott Hagerstown Chrysser Franklin William Saunders Carver Apartments Robert C Snyder Saunders Elliott Kennan Washington Commerce Department

Talks Would Not Change the Soviet Mind Says Kennan

Former ambassador to Moscow and containment advocate George F. Kennan argues in a radio address that summit talks cannot alter the Soviet mentality. He warns against overemphasis on military threat and says Western confusion risks ending the Cold War differently than hoped. Two others were injured in a separate Knoxville area crash on U S 440 when a car left the curve and struck a pole.

London George F. Kennan Moscow Ie West Kennan

Chief Evys Ticket for Joint St Mary's Glee Club Concert

Chief Charles V. Main buys the first ticket for the annual Joint St Marys College Glee Club concert. Rev David W Shaum directs Mount St Marys Glee Club performing college sesquicentennial pieces. The event is December 9 at 8 pm in St Johns hall under St Johns Athletic Association.

Evys St. Mary's Cahege St. John’s Hall St. John’s Athletic Association Mount St. Mary's Glee Club David W. Shaum

Four Deputies Wounded Amid Clanton Shootings Near Lomax

In Clanton Alabama near Lomax three miles from town a Negro was killed and four Chilton County sheriffs deputies were wounded in a morning shooting spree. Oole Hill captured after a bloodhound chase, another Negro surrendered, fear of the Ku Klux Klan cited as a possible trigger, and a cross burned nearby. The incident involved gunfights with officers and a 30 minute chase ending with Deputy Floyd Porter and others wounded.

Clanton Ala Chilton County Hugh Lomax jNegro Oole Hill Ku Klux Klan Alabama Champion Klassmen WiHe Y. Dunigep Pis Dunigan

Subway trains praised for 99.9 percent punctuality

Leningrad Pravda marked the second anniversary of Moscow underground service noting 500 trains completed two years with a record 1 999 percent punctuality. Lenin graduate mentioned in report.

Moscow Leningrad Leningrad Pravda

Lutheran parish hosts trio of speaking events this week

The Grace Rocky Hill Lutheran Church of the Woods horo parish in Woodshoro Ionia begins a fellowship rally series with speakers Rev. Herbert H. Schmidt on Monday November 18 at 7 30 pm Rev. Raymond Myers appears Tuesday November 19 and Rev. J Frank Fife, president of the United Lutheran Synod of Maryland, headlines Wednesday evening.

Herbert H. Schmidt Grace J. Frank Fife United Lutheran Synod of Marvyland

Recommended ICOPECTOLIN for diarrhea sickness relief

The notice urges adults to use the recommended dose without prescription and keep ICOPECTOLIN ready. It warns that diarrhea vomiting and motion sickness require immediate treatment, and substitutes are not acceptable. product available in oz and pint sizes at reasonable druggists.

van Order Ramsburg Lown Simmons Seventh Street West Church

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