Damage Suits Filed Over Auto Accidents In Maryland
Cir cuit Court filings allege two separate auto crashes caused injuries and financial losses. The first suit lists $78 000 total with $55 000 for Kathleen Magaha and $23 000 for Charles Magaha tied to a Fairview Avenue West Seventh Street collision. The second suit, involving Ruth N Wiles and infant son Robert A Wiles, seeks $362 500 with $225 000 for the father, $25 000 for permanent injuries to Mrs Wiles, and $10 000 plus $32 500 for the infant and related damages.
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Charles W Magaha
Harry James Wills
Sjamsyville
Magaha
Edwi
Kathleen) Magaha
Fairview Avenue
Fairvi Avenue
West Seventh Street
Austin C. J. Wiles
Ruth N. Wiles
Red 4
J. Frederick
Charles C. Brashears
Adamstown
Wiles
Ballenger Creek
Frederick Ware
Heashears
Breashears
Austin C
Inis
Robert A. Wiles
Failing To Remain At Accident Charged In City
A driver Nicolas N Ritter was charged with failing to remain at an accident after a five o'clock Thursday incident on North Market. Elizabeth Crum and Charles C Masser suffered minor vehicle damages when two cars collided and Ritter allegedly left the scene before turning himself in at police headquarters. Damages were estimated at $65 to Crum, $20 to Masser, and $50 to Ritter’s car.
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Count Sident
Cred
Nicoas N. Ritter
Xorth
Elizabeth Crum
Charlies
North Market
Masser
Ritter
Claude Evans
Crum
Kids Need Whipping Says Lawman at Dallas Conference
James C. White, 75, a longtime law enforcement agent, calls for return to public whipping to discipline youths. He cites unyielding behavior and urges humiliation at home and in public as a remedy for troubled gangs.
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Dallas
Tex
James C. White
White
Austin
FBI
Ottumwa
Tier
Sharon Ann Dooley
Iman
Patricia van Horne
Lorraine Campbell
Carla
van Horne
Karen Rae
Sharon Kay
Patty Sue
LeRoy
Dezra' Ann
Cynthia
Dooley
Bob Knox
Juvenile Gang Arrested After Halloween Assaults
Five juveniles described as a gang beat a trick or treater on Wednesday night and after the attack allegedly aided by older boys they raided a liquor store on South Market Street stealing three bottles of whiskey. Rhodes, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Rhodes, suffered facial injuries and a possible broken nose. he was treated at the hospital. Police say the group fled into an alley and were pursued. several were caught as detectives Ellis Carty and Sherman Boone continue the investigation.
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Rhodes
Stanley Rhodes
South Market Street
South’ S Market
South Court Street
Ellis G. Carty
Sherman Boone
X Ray Unit Schedule Yet to Visit North County
The mobile x ray unit sponsored by the Health Department and Frederick County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association will work in the north county area next week and through November 30. Open to anyone over 18 for tuberculosis detection, with locations and times listed by Mrs. C. Clifford Doll.
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Tne
The
Health Department
Frederick Count
North County
C. Clifford Doll
Tuberculosis Association
Mond
Thurmont Shoe Co
Moore's
Claire Frock Co. and Vicinity
Claire Frock
Thurmont Square
Emmitsburg
H. C
Emmitsburg Square
Middletown
Myersville
Lutheran Church
Olfsville
Frederick Tailoring Co
East Fourth Street
Educators To Attend School Meet In New Jersey
Four Frederick County Schools representatives will attend the Associated Public School Systems conference in Red Bank New Jersey November 1-3. Dr James A Sensenbaugh says the event will discuss staffing budgeting testing and in service education while pooling ideas to advance member districts. A Silver Spring boy Jamies H Elgin was treated for minor injuries after an Urbana area crash on Route 240. he was released after care at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick County
Associated Public School Systems
Red Bank
Vw. J
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensen-baugh
Hairs V Frushour
Fred Brown
Dwight Roy
Yellow Springs
Maryland
Delware
New York
New England
Dr. Sensenbaugh
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Themrave
Evera
APSS
Frederick
Molly Pitcher
N. J
Fort Monmouth
Sensenbaugh
Silver Spring
Jideas
Jamies H. Elgin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Urbana
Lo- Elgin
New York City
Dwight
H. Rich
Acat
East Lansing
Mich
John D. Abbott
Grezg Hibbs
N. d
Explosive RR Issue Set Sunday
The nation faces a dispute between railroads and unions over work rules seen as featherbedding. Proposals aim to curb costly practices, with potential nationwide strike effects if unresolved by next year. Expenditures exceed 500 million dollars annually, affecting 210,000 to 800,000 workers depending on timing.
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Chicago
Carters
Handler Wright
Association of American Railroads
County Receives Share of State Alcohol Tax Funds
Frederick county's portion of the first quarter 1960 alcoholic beverage tax totaled 9 357. The comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced checks totaling 496 313 were mailed to political subdivisions as their share. Nationwide totals show 34 counties up, with Prince Georges leading gains. Baltimore City and several counties saw declines. Distributions include Baltimore City 219 904, Montgomery 28 812, Prince Georges 44 183, and Worcester 7 225 among others.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Comptroller’s Office
Comptronler
Louis L. Goldstein
Baltimore City
Garrett
Prince Georges County
Albany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Dorchester
Frederick
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Annes
Somerset
Washington
Worcester
Baltimore
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Harford
Prince Georges
St. Marys
Talbot
Wicomsca
Strike Will Force GM To Shut Down
The steel strike threatens to halt General Motors operations next week as plants run out of steel. About 260,600 GM employees could be idled with further layoffs expected at Flint Willow Run Kansas City and Oakland as parts run short. Recovery hinges on steel supplies with a return to production likely 5 to 10 weeks after steel output resumes.
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Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Flint
Willow Run
Kansas City
Oakland
Calif
County Answers Plea For Blood
Catherine Nicholson, 15, of Ladiesburg, will undergo open heart surgery next week after about 55 people donated blood at Frederick County Health Laboratory. Forty samples sent to Baltimore crossmatching. enough O negative likely to meet a twenty pint need. Community volunteers arrange transport to Baltimore for donors. Red Cross offers station use.
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Catherine Nicholson
Frederick County Health Laboratory
Ladiesburg
Jesse D. Myers
Health Department
Baltimore
Catherine
Walkersville High School
George Nicholson
Red Cross
Zon
Nicholson
Traffic toll tops 3.3 thousand for last month
Chicago AP reports traffic accidents nationwide killed 3,330 people last month and 27,140 in the first nine months of the year. The September toll matches 1938, and the nine month total is 870 higher than a year ago, though officials note a slower rise than earlier in the year.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
USW Appeals to Supreme Court in Taft Hartley Case
The United Steelworkers Union appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn a Taft Hartley injunction ordering 500000 strikers back to work for 80 days. In Pittsburgh a pact with Granite City Steel followed earlier agreements with Kaiser and Detroit Steel amid stalled talks with Big 11 firms.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union Today
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Granite City Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Detroit Steel Corp
Granite City
Rcaainane
Tait-Hartley
U.S
Long Beach Battles Subsidence To Protect Harbor City
Long Beach pursues flood of water injections to halt land sinkage threatening the harbor and the 170 million dollar naval shipyard. Officials announce eight water pumping plants with 874 000 barrels per day and plans for 268 wells to restore subsidence.
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Long Beach
Wilmingien
M. A. Nishkian
Wilmington
Liner and Freighter Collide Off New York Harbor
In clear conditions the liner Israel and the freighter American Press collided near Beekman Island just north of Manhattan. One Israel crewman is missing, while 9,831 passengers aboard the Israel were towed to Todd Shipyards. no serious injuries reported. The American Press sustained two large holes but no injuries.
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New York
Israel
Clear Sell
Coast Guard
Todd
Brook
Diya
Beéloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Bedioe’s Island
Manhattan
Hudsoner
Bok
Castro Leads Search for Missing Maj Cienfuegos in Cuba
Prime Minister Fidel Castro personally directed an air reconnaissance for Maj Camilo Cienfuegos who vanished Wednesday on a flight from Camaguey to Havana. The 28 year old military leader and two companions disappeared after taking off in a twin engine Cessna, prompting a widespread 300 mile long search as officials debate the missing officer’s fate.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Camilo Cienfuegos
Camaguey
Cienfuegos
Cemaguer
Hubert Matos
Fle
Castro
Tno
Osmar
Army S Department of Culture
Army
Cieniuszos
Supreme Court
Mercury Dips Below 30 For Second Night
The record frost covered areas again with frosting noted in spots though lighter than Thursday. Lows reached 29 degrees at the airport checking station while yesterday’s 56 degree warmth was forecast to repeat today.
Laos Monarch Dies as Regent Takes Leading Role
Luang Prabang Laos reports the death of King Sisavang Vong after years of illness. Crown Prince Savang Vathana becomes regent and soon ruler, already commanding the Laotian army in the fight against a Red revolt. The regime faces stability challenges amid the ongoing conflict with Communist rebels.
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Luang Prabang
Laos
Apy Veng
Hing
Mekong
Savang Vathana
1000 Die In Sneak Storm in Colima Mexico
The disaster swept Colima and nearby areas as a hurricane and floods killed hundreds and left 1,000 feared dead. Gov. Chavez Carrillo warned of widespread scorpion stings and urged vaccinations while rescue flights and relief drops operated around the clock.
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Colima
Mexico
Pacific Coast
New Jersey
Manzanillo
Chavez Carrillo
U.S
Rodolfo Chavez Carrillo
Mina‘titlan
Tescoman
Cihuatlan
Jalisco
Cahuayuama
Michoacan
Navy
Sinaloa i
Lucille Petite
Laguna Beach
Calif
Margaret Gower
Viva Whaley Harris
Acapulco
San Bernardino
Carrillo
Minatitlan
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Pon Manzanillo
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USW
Upper Marlboro, Md
Carl A. Johnson
Marlboro P:ke
Hillside
Jessup
Wallace Edward Reid
Marland House Correction
N. Y
O’dunne
Eugene O’dunne
Ogunquit
Maine
University Toronto
Canadians of Maryland
Will Bethis
Moffet Field
Califor
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