Three Hurt In Triple Car Accident On East Patrick Street
A Frederick man and two women were injured when three cars collided on East Patrick street causing about 800 in damages. Samuel Bunker 57 North Market Street Mildred N Danner 51 East South Street and Filby were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for head chest and puncture injuries. The accident occurred in the 400 block as John Campbell 16 Pookesville stopped. Morris Wood and Dee Schaeffer drivers of the other cars were in the Wood sedan. Damages were estimated at 300 to Wood’s car 50 to Schaeffer’s and 25 to Campbell’s. No charges were filed. A prior incident involved Robert E Miller and L Lawson in a scraping collision.
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Frederick
East Patrick Street
Samuel
North Market Street
L. Zitles
East South
Mildred N. Danner
East South Street
Filby
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John F. Campbell
Pookesville
Morris Wood
RFD
Dee W. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Campbell
Denver Shook
Wood
Set
J Shock
Robert E. Miller
We L. Lawson
RFD 1
Navy to reduce punishment of Marine drill sergeant
Secretary of the Navy Thomas today ordered a sharp reduction in the punishment of Marine drill sergeant Matthew McKeon who was court martialed for the death of six recruits at Parris Island. The confinement was cut from nine to three months and a $270 fine set aside while the reduction in rank to private remains. He will serve about four more weeks in confinement. McKeon was found guilty of negligent homicide and drinking on duty after recruits drowned during a disciplinary march on April 6. He had been allowed to live off base with his wife and two children. a third child has since been born. Thomas said he reviewed the record and believed McKeon received a fair trial. The long record includes over 1000 pages and 400 exhibits.
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Washington
Thomas
Marite Os
Matthew McKean
McKeon
Feuer
McKeron
Navy
Parris Island
5. C
Ribbon Creek
Vie Patiis Tsiend Ig
Miller
Church Street
Lawson
Inter-I
East Street
Denver Shook
Hungarian Leaders To Visit Yugoslavia
LONDON Oct 5 Yugoslav news agency Tanjug says Hungarian leaders led by Premier and Communist party secretary general will visit Belgrade and other towns. The trip follows hush hush talks in the Soviet Crimea and Tito’s return to Belgrade. The visit signals possible shifts around Yalta conference and Titoism debates.
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London
Tanjug
Jonight
Communist Party
Eceneral
Yugoslavia
Soviet
Crimea
Tito
Belgrade
Central Committee
League of Communists
Erno Geroe
Yalta
Andras Hegedus
Politburo
Russia
United States
Hagerstown Police Arrest Five on Bookie Charge
Hagerstown raid by fourteen law officers led to the arrest of five men on bookie charges. The operation targeted multiple locations in the city with coordinated action today.
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Hagerstown
Civil Defense Booth At Frederick Fair Promotes Preparedness
At the Frederick Fair the Civil Defense booth organized by Mrs. Geneva Barthel and George B. Stupp aimed to raise awareness of home preparedness. The display showcased seven day supply staples and tools for survival, with staff from Civic Club Junior Woman's Club Soroptimist and Skyline Homemakers plus Braddock Heights and Scout volunteers.
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Frederick Fair
Geneva Barthel
Frederick County
George B. Stupp
George J. Barthel
G. Williamstill
Stultz
Braddock Heights
Civic Club
Melvin Partridge
Elmer Ebler
Paul Johnson
Donald Rice
Joseph Crevey
Thomas ‘Williams
Byron Carpenter
Marie Neign
Murian Brook
William G. Roessler
Alban Weintraub
Joe Harris
Robert Hammond
Mat Pollock
Ronald Weintraub
Robert Brashears
Nelson Lichtenstein
B. E. Sullivan
Speopie
General Construction and Improvement Company
Frederick
Ci 1 Defense Office
Winchester Hall
Rioting in Conakry Kills Nine and Wounds Hundreds
Rioting in Conakry the capital of French Guinea left nine dead and more than 110 wounded this week. The semiofficial News Agency cited clashes between racial groups. An Overseas Ministry official said pre election tensions between the African Democratic Rally and minor parties fueled the violence. Some houses were burned and a curfew from 9 p m to 6 a m was imposed.
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Paris
Conakry
French Guinea
West Africa
Overseas Ministry
African Democratic Rally
Paper Ballots For Garrett Co
Garrett County voters will use paper ballots next month after the county election board rejected voting machines due to legal risk. The General Assembly had required machines, but officials split 3-3 on purchasing them, and the 2-1 county commission vote to buy from a Philadelphia firm was overturned by an emergency meeting as machine contracts faced protest. The board thus voted to implement paper ballots, asserting the power to act against those challenging the purchase.
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Oakland
Garrett County
County Board of Election
General Assembly
Board of Commissioners and Election Supervisors
Philadelphia
H. C. Swartzenstruber
Horace ’P. Whitworth Jr
McKeldin urges tough action as highway project begins
Gov. McKeldin attends ground breaking for the dualization of U.S. 301 south of Glen Burnie and calls for stricter penalties for reckless drivers. He cites Maryland’s highway death toll and warns licenses are revocable while urging officers to deny leniency that endangers citizens. In Baltimore, a widow has a newborn son days after her policeman husband was killed while on duty. the suspect in the officer’s shooting is hospitalised and charged.
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Glen Burnie
McKeldin
Reckess
U. S. 301
Maryland
Phelan
Baltimore
Jacqueline Phelan
Siwo
John K. Phelan
Alvin H. Braxton
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the Hague
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Academy
Gerald Earhart
Owen Mowbray
Richard Crouse
Fairchild Aircraftt
Elsworth Etter
Arnold F. Harrison
Harrison
Orlando
Fla
Takoma Park
Connecticut
Blue Ridge News Agency
East Patrick St
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Jane
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Aoe Aestre Ambulance Servke
Western Maryland Trust Co
Mate Office Market
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Northend
Military Road
Jefferson Branch
Jefferson, Ma
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Garrett Co
E. Cline & Son
COME
BIG
Magnavox
Keane Furniture CO
South Market St
Monument
Vinduobona
Zaddock Heights
Weil Brothers
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