Several Injured In Accidents In Maryland Counties Over Weekend
State Police report three people injured in Frederick and Howard County examiner for the Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles critically injured with a fractured skull in Garrett County. Nurses from Vindobona Home in Braddock Heights sustained minor injuries when their car ran off a Cherry Lane embankment. Two Brunswick residents suffered facial and leg injuries. Earl Nokes and Ray Owings Horn were treated at local hospitals with charges for Nokes and critical condition for Horn. A Saturday Glendale Road crash left Horn in critical condition.
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Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles
Garrett County
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Braddock Heights
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Bessie Virginia Foster
West C Street
Brunswick
Carrie Donovan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hilda Cramer
Top Barnes
Cherry Lane
Earl Franklin Nokes
B.&o
East B Street
Lloyd Miller
10Th Avenue
Nokes
Ray Owings Horn
Marriottsville
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Glendale Road
Oakland
Traffic crashes and charges across multiple Maryland routes
On Saturday and Sunday several collisions caused extensive damage on U S Route 15 and U S Route 40. Charles Easterday and John Cooper were charged for improper turns and failure to stay right. A second wreck involved Mary Ellen Wisner and Richard Stuck after a car swerved to avoid a front car. A third incident on U S Route 15 at Lime Kiln involved Mishel Palees and Edgar Brill, with Palees charged for improper passing. A four car chain reaction on U S 5 40 near Ridge Road led to charges for Frances Simmons due to slippery road conditions.
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Charles Erving Easterday
Route 2
Myersville
John Cooper
Pennsylvania
Top Barnes
Easterday
Cooper
U.S. 15
Three Springs Fish Hatchery
Mary Ellen Wisner
Beallsville
H. J. Frost
Richard Lee Stuck
Mannheim
Lime Kiln
Mishel Palees
Balimore
Edgar Lewis Brill
Gouldsboro
Baltimore
Palees
Troopr Frost
US 5
Ridge Road
Mountain Theater Plans Winter Series at Bradsdock Heights
The Mountain Theater, famed for summer shows, will return to Bradsdock Heights with a winter lineup under the Cameo Stage banner. Six to ten plays are planned including Macbeth with producer William L. Binning guiding the project. Summer stars such as Clifford Goodwin and Mozelle Cavalier are expected to return. opening date and full schedule to be announced. Dr Lindsey S McXeely 99 longtime Well-Known physician died in Waynesburg Pa after a career in Kirby.
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Jay Dunn
Clinton Anderson
Mozelle Cavalier
Elizabeth Benedict
Binning
Giants Endures Win Over Japanese All Stars in Tokyo
The San Francisco Giants finally won a game in Tokyo defeating the Japanese All-Stars 10 after losing the first two starts on their 16 game Japan tour.
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Tokyo
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Baltimore Sun Endorses Nixon Ahead of Election
The Baltimore Sun endorsed Richard Nixon as Democrats step up fundraising with about $20 000 in new pledges after a Friday dinner hosted by Gov Tawes in Annapolis Republican and Democratic campaigns surge nationwide with appearances by figures including Henry Cabot Lodge in Maryland and a caravan led by Tawes.
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Gov
Tawes
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Eisenhower Nixon Campaigns Expand With Rallies
The White House announced Ike will speak at a Fifth Regiment Armory rally in Baltimore Friday night and at a Philadelphia rally the following Friday with nationwide TV coverage. Kennedy accused the administration of weak policy while urging farm aid, and Nixon pressed for a fifth debate to discuss U S policy toward Cuba and other issues.
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Nixon
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Unbeaten Untied Teams Lead Early 1960 College Standings
An Associated Press check shows 43 college teams unbeaten or untied at midseason led by Mississippi and Iowa among major programs. Other six win clubs include Missouri Navy Utah State New Mexico State Syracuse Minnesota Baylor Yale Rutgers. Also notes a Halloween masquerade planned by Wolfsville PTA with prizes for costumes and refreshments at Wolfsville School.
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Towa
Mississippi
Missouri
Navy
Utah State
New Mexico State
Iowa
Syracuse
Minnesota
Baylor
Yale
Rutgers
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