Damages Mount After Dual City Crashes In Maryland
Two vehicle crashes in Carroll County Maryland caused significant damage and injuries. A 1955 Plymouth driven by Mary Crummit failed to stop at Scholl's Lane and struck a 1957 Conner vehicle, with both drivers hospitalized and Crummit facing pending charges. In a separate crash on Md Route 32 a 1958 Dodge rear ended by an unidentified Chevrolet, injuring three, with damages estimated at about 5500 combined. Fire officials reported 13 ambulance calls in the past month and outlined upcoming fire school and parade plans.
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Burck St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Uilixon
Ray V. Baker
Doubs
Joseph K. Winpister
Patrick Street
Frederick City
Paul Mosnburg
Plymouth
Mary L. Crummit
Braddick Heights
Scholl's Lane
Connie G. Conner
Hrunswick
Scholl's
Scholl
Crummit
United Fire Co Ambulance
Moxsburg
Conner
Eldersburg
Westminster Barracks
Esther Herrman
East Main Street
Westminster
Garree Ruth Taylor
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
John Worgan
Lillian Hepler
RFD 2
Taneytown
Taneytown Fire Co
College Park
Carroll County
Taneytown Company
Bessie Marshall
Ladies Auxiliary
Maryland State Firemens Association
Howard Welty
Jack Smith
Charles D. Baker
Dam on Seneca Dam Contested by Maryland Senator
The article reports Maryland and national figures opposing a proposed large dam at Seneca on the Potomac. State Senator Gilbert Gude criticizes the plan for harming a historic area and local tax bases, urging pollution controls and alternatives like smaller dams and desalination. The piece also notes related regulatory notices and a rail service expansion in Philadelphia.
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Gilbert Gude
Montgomery County
Army Engineers
Potomac
Seneca
Gude
Maryland
Potormac
Historical Society Receives 100-Year-Old Desk From County
Frederick County commissioners vote to transfer an antique desk from Winchester Hall to the Frederick Historical Society free of charge. The 100 year old desk, found in the building basement, will serve as a relic of Winchester Hall and be kept by the society in its home.
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Jenee A. Dorsey
Russell . Horman
Frederick Historical Society
Byron
Histo Circuit Court
Glenn H
Torical Society
Tre‘Renn
Commissioners Law- Side
Johnsville
Rt. 75
Libertytown
Union Bridge
D.S.T
J. P. Brown Austin Bohn
C. D. Metz
Kennedy Praises Southern Cities for Integrating Schools
President Kennedy lauded 150 Southern cities for desegregating their schools in recent weeks and urged ratification of a nuclear test ban treaty. He warned against a racial split at the polls, noted Southern cooperation, and said most progress came from Southerners, not emotion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
Tuskegee
Franklin Roosevelt
Republican Party
Childres
U.N. United Nations
General Assembly
Ht Mhaning Tha Fiat Nnoat
Aftdre
Gromyko
Viet Nam
U.S
Personal Property and Household Sale at 162 West Patrick St
Auction on Saturday September 14 1963 at 10 00 A M on premises 162 West Patrick Street rear of Sin clair station features automobiles including 1955 Oldsmobile 1957 Ford and 1954 Buick plus household items such as electric stove dinette set and living room furniture Cash on day of sale and buyer assumes all risks. clerk Helen F Ponton and auctioneer John L Ponton listed.
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Puovirtta Af Oon Aninn
Orphans’ Court
Washington County
Liganore Ave
Hagerstown
Maryland
D.S.T
James M. Resh
Wesley S. Resh
John E Easterday
Miller & Miller
West
Patrick Street
Sinclair Station
Oldsmobile
Ford
Plymouth
Pontiac
Buick
Chevrolet
Perry H. Shore
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
Frederick Public Hearing on Revised Zoning Ordinance
The City of Frederick announces a public hearing on September 19 1963 at 7 00 PM in City Hall board room to discuss the proposed revised Zoning Ordinance and district map extending one mile beyond the city limits. The hearing follows Frederick City Charter Section 185 and invites suggestions and objections before adoption. Copies of the Ordinance and map are available in the City Engineer’s office during business hours. By order of Mayor E Paul Magaha and the Board of Aldermen.
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Maryland
State Board of Health and Mentel Hygiene
State Department of Health
W. Preston Street
Baltimore
Preston Street
Mary
State Comptranier’s
State Office
Annapolis
City
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
City of
influenza epidemic hits Vila Cabrel area of Mozambique
AP dispatch from Lisbon reports Mozambican authorities warning a serious influenza epidemic sweeping Vila Cabrel near the Ny border, with cases rising in the region and concern spreading to nearby towns and cross border areas.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Presa
Mozambique
Vila Cabrel
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Linganore District
Frederick County
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Leeanna E. Condon
H. Deets Warfield
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Dover’s Corner
Linganore
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Jceanna B. Condon
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Robert J
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Phylis A. Joy
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Mayor & Board of Aldermen
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South Market St
Alti
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West Patrick St. Frederick
Valage Hardware
East St
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Brunswick
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