Martinsburg Native Dies In Brunswick Train Accident
John David Carl, 57, a Martinsburg, West Virginia native and Brunswick railroad employee for 30 years, was crushed by a train in the Brunswick yards Thursday morning. An autopsy ruled death by crushing. investigation cited drag distance and car riding prior to the incident. He is survived by wife Rosie Mae Carl and three daughters Julia Terry, Lily Scott, and Rosie Davis, with services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at his East Street home, Rev. Leonard Carmack officiating. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will conduct final rites, with interment at Park Heights Cemetery.
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John David Carl
Br'tweere
Obie
Brunswick
Fred
Wee Keece
A. L. Wollenweber
Gtd
Baltimore City
Carl
Paul 8
Rhoads
Frederick County
Martinsburg
W. Va
East Street
Leonard D. Carmack
Brotherhood of Railroad
Y Park Heights Cemetery
Rayon Hosiery Advances and Custody Case Highlight Page
The article discusses new rayon stockings stressing fit care and care instructions, with details on denier gauge and maintenance. It also reports a habeas corpus custody ruling awarding guardianship of two young sons to their maternal grandparents, with potential future changes as circumstances evolve, and notes a separate arrest incident involving Winfield Scott.
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Dorothy Roe
Kgner
USA
Smeertesope
Richard Noell
Tor Circuit Court
Sky Guy Leads Canadian Army Paras Nucleus
Sergt H R Rowlley of Yarmouth Nova Scotia heads Canadians training at the U S Army School Fort Benning Georgia as part of forming the first paratroop unit. The rough capable men chosen to form its nucleus are described as typical of the unit’s future cadre.
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Sergt
H. R. Rowlley
Yarmouth
N.S
U. S. Army School
Fort Benning
Sunflex Casein Paint Promises Quick Dry On Walls
Nicodemus Paint Store in Frederick Maryland advertises Sunflex Casein Paint for walls or wallpaper that dries in about an hour. It mixes with water and carries no turpentine odor, with contact at 425 38 North Court Street.
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Nicodemus
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Disorderly conduct arrest after incident near Sixth and Bentz
Policeman Harry Philips arrested two men near Sixth and Bentz streets on a disorderly conduct charge. Scott’s injuries were attributed to resistance against the officer. Construction of Boulder Dam began on May 9 1028.
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Harry Philips
Sixth
Bentz
Scott
Boulder Dam
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