Collision Kills Ten in San Augustine
Ten people die and several injured in a high speed collision near San Augustine involving a pickup and a station wagon. Authorities say the pickup crossed the center line on a straight road. Both McClelland men, cousins, were in the pickup. victims include Ramh Lee Reed and seven others from Center. All involved are described as Negroes. Rescue and cremation details noted.
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Ste Ena
Peres Garner
Funeral Home
Ramh Lee Reed
Hes
Frana
Sandra Key Reed
Two Killed In Accident Near New Jersey Turnpike
A man and a Newark Del woman died in a Sunday night crash near the No 2 Interchange of the New Jersey Turnpike in Swedesboro NJ. Three others were gravely injured, including Moore’s wife and three additional passengers. Names identified: Clara Hall 64 and Francs K Moore 27. O'Shea 34 of Washington Warren County NZ drove alone in one car. Moore drove the other with the three women. Authorities said windshield and concrete strip contributed to the collision. All survivors listed in critical condition.
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Swedesboro
Njapi
Newark
Del
New Jersey
Underwood Hospital
Woodbury
Clara Hall
Francs K. Moore
Blanche Moore
Moore
Mae Steele
Miss Hall
Robert O’shea
Washieton
Warren County
Robert Miller
O'Shea
Deeds Filed for Property Sales in Local Clerk’s Office
Several deeds were filed for recording detailing transfers of residences and parcels. George F. Newell Jr. sold to George P. and Mrs. Gerdner in Middletown for about 1750 dollars. Carroll H. Kehne sold to Ros W. Egge at 632 Lee Place for about 27,009 dollars. Hamilton Homes sold a Glade Village Walkersville site to Justin M. Swain for about 16,000 dollars. Swain then sold to Hamilton Homes in Monocacy Village for about 12,500 dollars. J Cecil Moasiey sold 259 Duilla Avenue to Harrs AL Luman for about 355,000 dollars. Ollie May Thomas Cooley sold to James L Luckadoo and Mabel DeGroodt Schwarz in Buckeystown for about 13,000 dollars. C Allen Stull sold Elm Tragton Pharmacy area to Maurice W Wood for about 10,500 dollars.
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Sires
George F. Newell Jr
George P. Gerdner
Imp.o.ed
Middletown
Carroll H. Kehne
Ros W Egge
Lee Place
Hamiton Homes
Justin M Swain
Glade Village
Walkersvile
Swain
Hamilton Hones
Monocacy Village
J. Cecil Moasiey
Harrs
AL Luman
Duilla
Ollie May Thomas Cooley
M& Jamey L Luckadoo
Mabel DeGroodt Schwarz
Buckeystown
C. Allen Stull
Mes
Maurice W Wood
Elmtragton
Pharmongr
Silky Sullivan Aims for 100000 Santa Anita Run
Silky Sullivan's 3 year old successor Silky, trained by Reggie Cornell, is poised to run in the $100,000 Santa Anita maturity on Jan 31. The horse, a red chestnut, has benefited from sea air at Half Moon Bay and a nasal obstruction treated successfully. This follows his Kentucky Derby season and a Hollywood Park outing, with Cornell predicting a strong performance at Los Angeles suburb Santa Anita.
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Half Moon Bay
Calif
Silky Sullivan
Ding Fine
Sea Horse Ranch
Santa Anita
Reggie Cornell
Los Angeles
Silky
Tom
Hollywood Park
San Francisco
Siiky
Lot
Cornell
No More College Games Before Redskins Play
A note urges reducing college games on the Saturday before a Redskins game scheduled for Sunday, aiming to avoid schedule clutter and ensure fan focus on the upcoming professional match.
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Redskins
Record Bow and Arrow Hunters Set Maryland Deerse Archery Totals
Maryland bow and arrow hunters set a state record with 163 deer killed in the three week season ending last Friday. Harford led with 41, followed by Frederick 25 and Worcester 23. Garrett and St Marys were newly opened counties this year. The firearms season begins December 16, with a one deer per calendar year limit for bow and arrow hunts during the special season.
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Marland Bow and Arrow
Herals
George B. Shields
Harford
Freder ‘Sek
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Garett
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Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Stelds
Wunters
Shields
Wicomico
Dorchester
Somerset
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Frederick
Baltimore
Calvert
Carroll
Caroline
Cecil
Charles
Kent
Queen ‘Ames
Talbot
Wicomice
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Council of Jewish Women
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Austin Bohn
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Caroline R McGril
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Samuel H Young
Eli S. Fenton Harris
House of Delegates
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U.S Office of Education In Wasting
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