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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1955

Page

4

Radar Island Storm Strikes Texas Radar Island

Storm hammers the first radar island 110 miles off Cape Cod with 35 foot waves and 82 mph winds. 87 aboard and 37 visitors endure four days of rough seas as loose fenders and a folding bridge threaten the platform. The crew reports heavy rain, spray, and shifting winds as the storm slowly abates.

Don Guy Texas Cape Cod Mass Biew George Bauer Georges Banks Atlantic Gulf of Mexico

Two Killed In Two Accidents Near Ridgeville

Two men died in separate weekend crashes east of Ridgeville on U S 194 and U S 40. Sidney Tumblin 22 of Baltimore was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a crash on U S 144 near a barrier. Guy Fenlevy Perry 26 died at the scene. A second crash involved two soldiers near Cooksville on U S 40 with one brother killed and the other injured. authorities probe driver identity as they review charges.

Ridgeville Guy Fenlevy Perry Daniels U.S 194 Long Corner Road Sidney Thomas Tumblin Farnell Avenue Baltimore Frederick Memorial Hospital Mt. Airy George E Burgtorf Howard County Crout Ernest Ray Ross RFD Hagerstown Charles Robert Ross U. S. 40 Cooksville Ross John Crout Harold Richard Patterson RFD 6 Weshminsle Eugene L Garner Finksburg David Snyder Ing Grace Frederick High School Ballenger Arthur Cook Robert Kemp

4-H safety record tops state competition

Grace Zimmerman of Frederick County leads with a safety record aimed at saving limbs and lives. She will represent Maryland at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 27 to December 1. Barbara Ifert of Middletown wins clothing achievement and a trip to the same congress.

Grace Vei Zimmerman RFC Frederium Frederick County Joseph H. Zimmerman Zimmerman Chicago Grace Barbara Lee Ifert Lee Ifert Middletown Mass Ifert Cimedauwok Barbara Lee Progressive Club Middletown High School Maynard Hawker Maurice Ahalt

Six Administration Accounts Returned by Orphans Court

Six administration accounts were returned and approved by the Orphans Court last week, with details from Register of Wills Harry D Radcliff. Franklin and Eduard Smith the executors of Albert A Smith filed a final account showing disbursements of 14,286.19 and a net balance of 20,000 after tax and distribution to four siblings. Marguerite C Grove, executrix of Grace B Appleby, reported disbursements and a net balance of 2,953.39. Legacies of stock valued at 2,800 were left to Frances R Heyman and Grove, with stock and personal property valued at 1,355.50 causing an overpayment of 1,197.11. Appraised value of real property was cited.

Marguerite C. Grove Ida B Welker Myers William P Ranneberger Charles P. Ranneberger Howard Philip Ranneberger Horace Thomas Willams Everett Glenwood Mosley Glenna K Lewis Edgar Ro Lewis Orphans’ Court Register of Wills Harry D Radcliff Franklin Smith Eduard Smith Albert A Smith Marshall Robert William Kenneth John Dante Leatherman Laura C Drais Calvin C Smith Edward Smith Marguerite C Grove Grace B Appleby Frances R Heyman

Christmas Gifts For Maryland Mental Hospitals

Christmas gifts for patients in Maryland state mental hospitals may be left at the C Burr Artz Library or at the public library in Emmitsburg between now and December 15. Mrs Ruey D Housewright, chairwoman of the Christmas Project Committee, announced the plan.

Frederick County Crownsville Springfield Spring Grove Rosewood State Training School C Burr Artz Emmitsburg Ruey D Housewright Trousewright Chaiman

Weather crew installed atop Mount Washington peak

A year round team of forecasters reside at the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, the tallest point in the northeastern United States, to monitor weather conditions and provide daily reports. The station operates year round, ensuring continuous observation despite harsh mountain weather.

United States New Hampshire Mount Washington

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