Drunken driving charge in Brunswick warrant case
A Brunswick warrant charges a man with drunken driving after he was treated for forehead and back lacerations at a hospital emergency room. The incident occurred when he stepped in front of an oncoming car at the U S 340 and Maryland 17 intersection at about 2 25 a m Sunday. No charges were filed against the car operator. Separate incidents include a boy hit by a car in Bar tages and a later avalanche death toll in Mexico. Also noted is CP Joe V Stone reenlisting in Okinawa as a radio operator with Battery B 9th Anti Aircraft Artillery Groups 85th AAA Battalion.
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Brunswick
James K Furle
RFD
Martinsburg
W. Va
U. S. 340
Maryland
James Robert Clatterbaugh
Miami
Fia
Farley
Joe V. Stone
Glen A Stone
East Seventh Street
Okinawa
Stone
Army
Camp Breckinridge
Weekend crashes injure fourteen in Frederick area
Fourteen people were hurt in six automobile crashes in Frederick city and county over the weekend. The worst injury was Ruth F. Upton of Johns Hopkins Hospital, broke back and pelvis, when her 1934 Plymouth rolled on U.S. 40 near New Market. She and Wat Wijss Mare Hawyisiak, both Johns Hopkins staff, sought treatment. Upton’s condition improved. Four Camp Detrick civilians also suffered minor injuries in a collision on West Seventh and Montclaire. Sergeant Snook charged Salas with reckless driving. car damage listed at $250. A near head-on crash on U.S. 1 north of Worman’s Mall injured Harry Lee Powell and his passengers, including a three-month-old infant. James William Murphy sustained a fractured left ankle in Brunswick after a late Saturday collision. Frederick N. Lewis was hospitalized and jailed after the Brunswick-area crash.
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Frederick City
Ruth F. Upton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
U.S. 40
New Market
Wat Wijss Mare Hawyisiak
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Upton
Tr R. T. Storer
Detrick
Camp Detrick
Steve Salas
George Daly
Fred Class
Frank Bagamry
Salas
West Seventh
Montclaire Avenue
Bagamry
Camp
Deve: Snook
Thai cavalry officer goes on sword rampage in Na Terb
A former Thai cavalry noncommissioned officer went on a sword attack in a northern village Saturday, killing four and injuring five. Victims in Na Terb include his ex wife, her current husband, and her mother.
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Bangkok
Ike Begins Final Week of Vacation
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower started the last week of their Colorado vacation with church services in Denver. Afterward they greeted the pastor and prepared to return to Washington, possibly Friday, as aides noted no decision on a Supreme Court vacancy. The day included a note in memory of departed loved ones and a quiet stop at the Doud residence.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Corona Presbyterian Church
John S. Boyd
Robert S. Lutz
Mrs. Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhowers
Doud
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Typhoon Tragedy Deaths Rise as Searches Continue
Nil. trapped since the typhoon caused tragedy Sept. 26. The bodies of 95 Japanese and five foreigners still are sought. America grows 7 species of bamboo and is second only to southern Asia as a home of bamboo.
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America
Asia
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Market Street
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Glassfa
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Dean Leeper
Canton
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Sberger
Ir Aronal
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Syster
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Robert CG. Schutz JH
Musec
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Modern Lighting CO
Cear
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Routzahn & Sons
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