Woman Attendant Charged in Crownsville Death
An autopsy in Baltimore found a patient at Crownsville State Hospital died from pulmonary complications after a blow to the head. Norman T. Hazard swore out a warrant charging nurse Louise Gray with causing the death. Gray, a Negro attendant, had been employed six years and was discharged Oct. 27. she plans to appeal.
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Crownsville
Crownsville State Hospital
Norman T. Hazard
Marshall Snowden
Gray
Senate trial details and California oil reserves noted
Dr Ward described an elderly man in terms of first degree murder second degree murder or manslaughter. About 250000 barrels of reserves have been found for each new well completed in California during the past sixteen years.
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Senate
California
Detour Driver Faces Charges After Auto Accident
Reed left the scene then returned about 10 p m. There were no injuries. State Police Trooper Snyder reported Reed’s car damage near 8 West Fourth Street. Staley of Gary Ind driven 1952 Ford faced charges for failing to grant the right of way and failing to stop. Damage to Reed’s car estimated at 175 dollars. Kenneth William Rey from Woodsboro driven detour car 1952 Ford as other vehicle. Scene at Routes 559 and 1% intersection near a home on the lawn.
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Woodsboro
Reed
Snyder
Robert C
William Ed
Esti
Staley
West
Ford
Kenneth Willam Rey
Gary
Ind
Mir
Iti
Robert Donsife
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