Two Hurt In Auto Accident Near Route 40
Two people were injured Saturday night when a car driven by Travers W. Stultz rear ended Hollis Stever Foyt's vehicle about 11:33 near Route 40. Stultz was charged with reckless driving. both drivers and a passenger were hospitalized. A separate four vehicle crash in New Market left two trucks and two others damaged with no injuries reported.
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Jefferson Bou Jlevard
Braddock Heights
Hollis Stever Foyt
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Jeannette Nusbaum
Airy
Stultz
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret Fout
Stefe
Kenneth Bond
Fout
Te Molee
New Market
Bond
R. Liard
Barnesville
John Monroe O'Brien
Franklin Street
Arthur Randolph Luhn
Beallsville
O’brien
Raymond M. White
Luhn
O'Brien
The
Valley Supply Co
Middletown
Ernest ‘Lawrence Rudy
Valley Supply Company
Leonardtown Girl Crowned Fair Queen at Timonium
Edith Russell 21 from Leonardtown was named queen of the Timonium State Fair chosen as the most beautiful farm girl in Maryland. Elizabeth Wilmer 17 of Popes Creek was runner up. Entries were county winners from Dorchester Somerset Worcester counties absent. Miss Russell is Hazel eyed, 5 feet 5 inches, born in St Mary's County and recently a student beautician in Leonardtown. About 15 000 visitors attended Timonium today.
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Charles County
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S. Mary's
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St. Mary's Academy
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Washington Business College
Hatch suggests using atomic bomb under UN control if talks fail
Senator Hatch, chairing a Bikini test commission, warned UN atomic talks may stall. He argued the U S should consider using the bomb under Security Council direction to halt aggression if no binding international plan emerges, a course he calls practical. He cited Russia’s veto demand as a sticking point in negotiations. Bears Beat Giants in NFL exhibition at Wrigley Field 19 to 0, with Hugh Gallarneau scoring early. A Thurmont collision damaged a 1946 Plymouth and a Baltimore Cadillac, driver Peach cited for reckless driving.
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Radio Programs and Daylight Saving Time Schedule
Radio schedule listing eastern daylight adjustments and network times across MES stations. Includes program blocks with news reports sports and variety shows, noting times and regional relay variations and multiple show titles and hosts from 5:00 to 10:00 PM Eastern.
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Abc-Ease
Taiso
Kehoex
Trophx & Sports
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Imais-West
Gordon Macise
Ebs
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Nbe
World Newn
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Ciin
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Nihw
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Inbs
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Bob Hawk
Hank
Dancing Music
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Innar Sanctus
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CY Peasy
Ans
Ed Sulvan
Howart Barlow
Concert
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Fat Man
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A Inc
Rbs TB
Wis
Voorbess
Ohn J
Beal
Shaweeabe
Gabriel Heatter
Alu My Lombardia
Tommy Dorsey Music
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Cooler Weather Spreads North With Possible Frost
Cool air will overspread the northern United States early this week with a chance of frost in the extreme north, the Weather Bureau forecasts. Mornings reach 32 in Ashley North Carolina and Aberdeen South Dakota, with rains in the Ohio Valley and temperatures rising by mid week. Labor Day in the east cools while outbreaks of blast days bring cool nights.
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Weather Bureau
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N. C
Aberdeen
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Ohio Valley
Labor Unions Reach Peak Strength on Labor Day
Washington reports unions at peak strength with about 15 million dues-paying members. AFL claims over 7 million, CIO above 6 million, and independents around 2 million. Fortunes hinge on wage demands, price controls, and possible fall labor talks as reconversion eyes workers and production.
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AFL
CIO
Labor Department
Aeea
Fas
Murry
Truman
John R. Steelman
Omcs
Pythian Activities With Picnics And Plans In Cumberland
The Pythian Sisters held a Braddock Heights picnic chaired by Mrs. Margaret Bowers with about 100 attendees. A watermelon party followed on Mrs. Waller Clefts lawn with around 50 guests. Plans include a September class of candidates led by Miss Esther Miller and September events featuring Mrs. Fannie King and the Grand Lodge meeting in Cumberland. Robert Kimble, State Senator, serves as Grand Chancellor and Mrs. Pearl Blair of Midland is Grand Chief of the Sisters.
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Wiallie Zimmerman
Temple
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Eighth Street
Clent
Esther Miller
Fannie King
Past Chiefs Association
Grand Lodge
Grafft Temple
Cumberland
Robert Kimble
Allegany County
Knights
Pearl Blair
Midland
Barnhart Leads Washington Young Adult Retreat
Dr. William R. Barnhart of Hood College will headline the three day Young Adult Retreat staged by the Washington Federation of Churches at Kamp Kahler t September 13 14 and 15. The theme Christianity Adequate for Today features four lectures The Underlying Issues of Our Crisis Can We Follow Christ Today What of Tomorrow and Goals for Our Changing Civil zation.
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William R. Barnhart
Biblical Literature and Religent
Hood College
Washington Federation of Churches
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Barnhart
Engagement announced for Christine Waples and Lt. Kehne
Lt. Col. Douglas Waples and Mrs. Waples announce the engagement of their daughter Christine to Lt. W. Deaver Kehne AUS MC son of Mr and Mrs George B Kehne of Frederick Maryland The couple met during schooling and both families are based in Chicago Abington and Frederick. The wedding date has not been set.
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New York City
Li. Kehne
Amherst College
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Veterans Psychiatric Hospital
Perry Point
Aere
Ill and recovering patients at Frederick City Hospital
Among The Sick at Frederick City Hospital Janes O Dou of College Park is in satisfactory condition after a heart attack. Arthur C Lowman of Keymar, seriously injured in a motor scooter collision on August 7, is in satisfactory condition. Mrs William Yingling of Thurmont was taken to the hospital by the M L Creager and Son ambulance. Leona Bere of Braddock Heights had an operation on Friday and is progressing nicely.
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Janes O. Dou
College Park
Frederick City Hospital
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Keymar
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Thurmont
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Leona Bere
Braddock Heights
Universal Military Training Urged by Legion Leader
Oklahoma City report on the American Legion calling for universal military training. National chaplain Edward J. Smith warns that Russia and potential future wars demand readiness and allies may be needed at moment’s notice. The speech counters atom bomb assurances and stresses a perpetual need for prepared strength.
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Oklahoma State Legion Convention
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Sioux City
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Earth
Weddings Parade Two Maryland Virginia Couples
A sequence of society weddings unfolds in Frederick and nearby towns. Dorothy A Roberson wed J George Piper in Dickerson Methodist Church in a family ceremony. Beatrice Talbert married Irving Brandenburg at First Baptist Church. Gladys H Nichols wed Carlos C Myers at Frederick, with brides and grooms linked to local families and workplaces.
Jaimnes Nichols wed in Lucketts with ring ceremony
The Rev Thomas Morgan officiated at the 125 East Third Street parsonage ceremony for Jaimnes E Nichols of Lucketts Virginia and the bride, with her sister in law as matron of honor. Afterward the couple departed for Atlantic City and other stops on a wedding trip.
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SSS Tonic Aimed at Stomach Health and Sleep Help
A vintage advertisement claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to aid digestion and improve sleep, appetite, and strength. It asserts non organic stomach disturbances cause sour or gas problems and promotes 838 Tonic and SSS Tonic as remedies with claims of millions of bottles sold.
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