Three City Weekend Accidents Haunt Local Streets
City police logged three weekend accidents in the area. A 1951 Dodge driven by Carole Ann Zimmerman struck a parked 1958 Ford on Rosemont Avenue causing $800 damage and injuries to Zimmerman who received 20 stitches. Police charged Zimmerman with reckless driving. Other incidents on North Market Street involved Elmira Cook and Viola Sappington with minor damages. Randall Prince was cited for operating without proper registration as he pulled from a curb. Police also arrested Ridgley Kong and Merril Dixon for intoxication and Earl Barr for petty larceny.
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Wilson Place
Carole Ann Zimmerman
Military Road
Kenneth Wayne Gaither
Delaware Avenue
Brunswick
Rosemont
Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Guy Himes
Guen
North Market Street
Third Street
Elmira Cook
Viola Sappington
Libertytown
Cook
Denver Shook
Oficer
Fifth Street
Ran‘dall W. Prince
Turtletown
Tennessee
North Market
Prince
Donald W. Snurr
Kine
Spurr Auto
Prince Ecar
Claude Evans
East All Saints Street
Ridgley F. Kong
Merril D. Dixon
Frederick
Earl Barr Jr
Hagerstown
Supreme Concrete Plant
East Street
Barr
Wilam Boone
Joe Cashour
John Wheeldon
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Studies claim actual reduction occurs case by case and sufferers report piles ceasing to be a problem, with Preparation HB available as suppositories.
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New York
Scence
Chiang Hopeful Nationalists Will Overthrow Communists
Chiang Kai-shek said on Formosa that the Chinese Nationalists will topple the mainland Communist government within three or four years. He claimed 98 percent of the 600 million mainland people are anti Communist and that Peking is beset by crisis. He described the exile government as a bastion for Southeast Asia and the free world in the anti Communist front. The independence day observance followed a sedition case involving Lei Chen, a former Chiang adviser.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Republic of China
Chiang
Peking
Chang
Southeast Asia
Free World
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Western Pacific
Lei Chen
Sen
Potato lecture highlights global impact from famine to culture
Dr. LeRoy Fothergill, Frederick Rotary president, spoke on The Potato to the Glade Valley Lions Club on Oct 6 1960. He traced potato history from Andes cultivation to European spread, Ireland famine, and population shifts, noting later controls and current relevance for Ireland and global food. Lt Gen Kim Chong-oh named chairman of South Korea's joint chiefs of staff after Cho Yong- supholding leadership change.
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Frederick
Fothergill
Seoul
South Korea
Kim Chong-oh
1St Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cho
Yung
Reshuffle Follows Rhee Regime Downfall In Seoul
Following President Syngman Rhee's April downfall, a continuing reshuffle prompts officials to resign and new appointments to fill top posts as political stability remains fragile in South Korea.
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Syngman Rhee
McPherson College Enrolls Larry King Freshman
Larry King, son of Mr and Mrs Richard H Coras, is enrolled as a freshman at McPherson College in McPherson Kansas for the fall term of the 1960 61 school year.
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Richard H. Coras
Airy
McPherson College
McPherson
Kan
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