Route 40 become trouble spot for racial incidents
State Department official Pedro Sanjuan said nine racial discrimination incidents have occurred on U S 40 between Baltimore and the Maryland state line since February, urging Maryland to pass a public accommodation law and urging restaurants to serve all patrons. He noted few incidents on sections through New Jersey and Delaware and called for public awareness of foreign policy issues along the route.
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United Nations
Taneytown Social News Highlights Local Visits
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs John Baumgardner Emmitsburg and Mr and Mrs Raymond Baumgardner at Dr and Mrs Kenneth Baumgardner in Catonsville. Mrs Howard Baker visited Media Pa with brother-in-law Truman Whitmore. Taneytown District Sunday School Rally set for 8 pm at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Dr Charles Crain as messenger.
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Taneytown
John Baumgardner
Emmitsburg
Raymond Baumgardner
Kenneth Baumgardner
Catonsville
Howard Baker
Truman Whitmore
Media
Weekend Guests and Church Rally Highlight Local Notices
Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Palmer at Sweet Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Perry of Hanover visiting the Hawken Smiths. The Evangelical United Brethren Church of Taneytown will hold Rally and Cash Day with Sunday School at 9 15 a.m. and a special service at 10 15 a.m. featuring Edward Haifley and Wanda Frizzlesburg. Recent gatherings featured Carroll Hess and guests from Gettysburg Littlestown and Annapolis with hospital news for Norville Shoemaker.
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N. K. Palmer
Sweet Hall
Elizabeth Palmer
Mohney’s
Truman Perry
Hanover
Edgar Hawkensmith
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Taneytown
Edward Haifley
Wanda
Frizzlesburg
Seaker
Carroll Hess
Robert Weaver
Robert
Virginia
Cassie
Gettysburg
Denton Yinling
Littlestown
Hess
J.B. Scarborough
Annapolis
Norville P. Shoemaker
York Hospital
Oliver C. Cashell
Lawrence Leonard
John and
Clifton
Adela Buehm
Samuel Nicolson
Daugh
Police chase ends in crash on Liberty and Oakland Mill roads
State Police report a pursuit began Thursday near Liberty Road and Eldersburg, ending when Robert Lewis Frye Jr. crashed after speeding away from Trooper Robert Abell. Frye, 21, of Sykesville, was treated for head injuries at Carroll County Hospital while driving with a revoked license. The incident involved multiple onlookers from Olney to Rockville.
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Oakland Mill Road
Westminster Barracks
Robert Lewis Frye Jr
RED 1
Sykesville
New Caroll County Hospital
Westminster
Frye
Btair
Robert Abell
Eldersburg
Driver Charged After High Speed Crash Injuring Motorist
State Police said Frye, charged with driving on a revoked license, exceeding 70 mph and reckless driving, will be jailed when released from the hospital after a crash that wrecked the auto and injured the driver.
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Frye
Baltimore banker Baldwin leaves estate over one million
Summer Field Baldwin Jr., prominent Baltimore banker industrialist and philanthropist, died at 95 on September 26. His will filed Thursday for probate allocates more than 1 million in estate, naming eight nieces and nephews and many grandnieces and nephews as beneficiaries. The document directs $250,000 to the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Maryland.
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Summerfield Baldwin Jr
Baldwin
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Diocese of Maryland
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