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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1955

Page

10

Girl Struck By Freight Diesel at Ninth Street Crossing

A seven year old girl, Eileen M Kennedy, escaped serious injury after being struck by a Pennsylvania freight diesel at Monocacy Village crossing near Ninth and East streets. She was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for abrasions and contusions. Engineer reported slow speed and a misjudged cross by a bicycle rider. The crossing is a temporary setup under dispute between the city, Monocacy Village developers and the railroad, highlighting ongoing plans to improve the dangerous crossing as growth continues.

Pennsylvania Ninth and East Streets Monocacy Village Frederic Memorial Hospital Eileen M Kennedy John R. Kennedy Sr East Ninth Street Sherman H .Boone Eighth Street York W. H. Loucks C. W. Eckert Windmer Lioyd M. Harlecher Dover Poice John R Kennedy Hamilton Homes, Inc Pennsylvania Railroad Church and Patrick Sts

Ferries Operator Sues Labor Unions in Maryland Case

Baltimore Steam Packet Co. sues nine labor unions and three officers for half a million dollars alleging an illegal boycott and interference with its ferry operation between Baltimore and Norfolk. The suit was filed today in Baltimore.

Baltimore Norfolk Baltimore Steam Packet Co

Suspect Released After Questioning in Baltimore Murder

Police released a 47-year-old laborer after questioning him about the murder of 85-year-old Mrs Emma P. Shelsby in Baltimore. The search continued for a Black handyman who had been at the house three weeks earlier. The note mentions the UN delegation walk and nylon stockings, with unclear phrasing about events at the United Nations.

Baltimore Emma P. Shelsby Shelsby United Nations U.N. Ailings

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