Young Farm Worker Dies In Car Wreck
A Montgomery County farm youth, Leonard Lee White, died after his 1949 Ford left Stdell Road, struck a tree and rolled. Firefighters extricated him. he died en route or at Gartner Funeral Home after being moved there. Authorities attributed the crash to speed and wet leaves.
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Stdell Road
Thompson
Poller
Leonard Lee White
Kaietanay
Gartner Funeral Home
Gaithersburg
Joe Price
Tin Disattstown Fire Department
Frank Broschart
White
Frederick Chest nears two thirds of goal as drive continues
Frederick residents and organizations push Community Chest donations toward a goal set at several thousand dollars. Mrs. Wachter notes progress from committees across districts and the plant workers in Frederick contributing as the campaign proceeds with no final closing date announced.
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Chest
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Hood College
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Shairman John Morgan
Gerald Smith
Frederick Junior
Uown
Tyean Optical Pont Crauads
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Southbridge
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Massachusetts Community Chest
American Optical
W. Jarboe Grove
Kefauver Campaign Schedule Passes Through Maryland
The itinerary shows Senator Kefauver arriving in Martinsburg and Williamsport greeting crowds, visiting Hood College, wreath laying for Francis Scutt, and stops in Towson and Glen Burnie. He will meet local leaders, attend speeches at the state fair and Democratic headquarters, and conclude with a reception in Baltimore.
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State Fairrounds
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Kers
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Forty Million Americans Turn Back Clocks
The Associated Press reports that forty million people in 14 states and the District of Columbia will end Daylight Saving Time by setting clocks back one hour this weekend at 2 a.m. Sunday. Major cities affected include New York Chicago St. Louis Boston and Washington. Remaining areas had already ended DST a month earlier.
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Game Law Violators Face Fines For Offseason Rabbits
Warnings and fines issued to juveniles and adults for possession of rabbits out of season. Each violator fined five dollars per rabbit. several suspects cited to juvenile authorities. Investigation continues as wardens pursue leads and monitor night hunting activity near Yoms Creek Church road.
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