Fatal On Highway Collision In Frederick Junction
Francesco DeFrancesco, 52, of Baltimore, died from a fractured skull after a car struck him on a highway near the Frederick Junction overpass while he worked at a bridge project. Miss Kelly, a passerby, was suspected of causing the fatal impact while attempting to pass a car. Justice Bowers led the inquiry with States Attorney Sinn and Sheriff Crum present. Another McKeesport man, Henry Franeta, 70, suffered a compound wrist fracture when his vehicle overturned two miles south of Urbana, with driver Tregers Bazonas lightly injured.
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Twe Tays
McKeesport
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Henry Franeta
Urbana
Frederick City Hospital
Tregers Bazonas
Bazonas
Eat Trum
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Lester Hoffman
Washington
Man, 60, held for shoplifting in multiple stores
Hamilton, 60, formerly of New Orleans, was arrested after a Kresge store clerk detected him shoplifting. He admitted taking twenty pairs of hose, six pairs of eyeglasses, bottles of bay rum, cigarettes, and shoes from S. B. Kresge and J. J. Newberry stores. He was jailed on a shoplifting charge.
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New Orleans
S. B. Kresge
Potiie Steiner
Hamilton
Valeria Hartman
Po- Hce
Chisel Steiner
Kresge’s
J. J. Newberry
Gandhi Sips Goat Milk at Conference Milestone
Mahatma Gandhi attends a conference at St James Palace sipping goat milk at noon. He arrives in a closed car with Madam Saragini Naidu and secretary, wearing traditional loin cloth and shawl. A police cordon stands nearby as he observes the event in silence.
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German plane not sighted in Bermuda report
Bermuda reports no sighting of the Junkers plane carrying Willy Roy and no companions after yesterday’s Lisbon-Portugal departure. An American liner failed to confirm the craft’s location this morning, keeping authorities without a definite position.
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Rockows
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Portugal
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Belize Storm Death Toll Rises Reported By Relief Efforts
Dispatch from Miami notes a tropical storm moving west across the Caribbean with Pan American Airways reporting unknown intensity. Officials say the Belize storm death toll may exceed 800 with hundreds burned or drowned while relief teams treat 350 wounded and guard devastated areas.
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Caribbean Sea
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Quintana Roo
Mexico
Pan American Airways
Belize Faces Devastation From Fearful Hurricane Threat
Belize residents grapple with water shortages and disease as Pan American Airways official Masson cites a death toll above 1000. Belize River described as a mass of bodies with wrecked homes. families flee upstream by canoe. Weather advisory warns a tropical disturbance near Belize moving west with hurricane-force winds. A second disturbance disrupts air service toward the Yucatan peninsula.
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Military Academy Cadet Stricken By Infantile Paralysis
Reports indicate a military academy cadet contracted infantile paralysis during the recent outbreak. Doctors say no lasting effects are expected, though the patient remains under care and the academy tightened entry procedures while awaiting further tests.
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Suspension of payments by Germany reported
A collision occurred near the corner of Elm Avenue and Division Street Sunday evening. A car driven by Miss King collided with a mailbox and sustained front-end damage after being forced off by an unobserved vehicle. Edward Nueirk accompanied Miss King. Postmaster says mailbox will be replaced at once.
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District Attorney questions widow in Collings case on yacht
In Miteoia Nepp Nassau county and Suffalo county DAs clash over Mrs. Benjamin P. Collings story. Blue plans cross examination, disputes truth of her account while Edwards believes her tale and sends stains from the yacht Penguin to the Nassau medical examiner for report before grand jury.
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Suffalo County
Benjamin P. Collings
Elvin W. Edwards
Nassau
Schultz
Nassau County
Edwards
Schule
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Officer shot by gunmen at speakeasy in Greenwich Village
New York AP reports Police Sergeant Timothy Murphy, who rushed to a Greenwich Village speakeasy after hearing gunshots, was shot to death while pursuing seven armed robbers. Patrolman Pred Knoche was wounded in the shoulder and right arm as the gunmen fled.
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Four Negro Boys Admit Long List of Pilferings
Four youths from Kinnehart Alley and West Sixth Street confessed a string of thefts across the city. They sold stolen articles for ten cents each, including grapes, pocketbooks, knives, gloves, and a bicycle. Brown was captured after a police tip, with the others brought in by parents. cases go to Juvenile Court.
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Road Fund Trial Set for September 28 in Baltimore
The state seeks to recover 271 781 56 dollars allegedly stolen from the State Roads Commission in a case against Union Trust Co. The action, filed more than three years ago, centers on illegal cashing of 4952 checks against the roads account and damages totaling 500 000 dollars. Trial date announced by court officials, though actual proceedings may shift.
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Youth of 18 Blamed in Murder in Lunchroom Drama
Authorities say an 18 year old youth is blamed for the murder of Herman Gedenger of Jennings County. State's Attorney Walter Dawson reports admissions. Wertz, found shot at Stand on National Highway beyond Kersee Ridge, with $59 and pistol missing.
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Kersee Ridge
Frenchmen's plane explodes in midair near Cla
A midair explosion destroyed a French military aircraft near Cla on Saturday. Shrapnel reports indicate multiple fatalities and damaged wreckage scattered in the area as investigators begin the inquiry.
Balloon golf ball weight to be increased
AP reports United States Golf Association plans to raise the balloon golf ball weight after April 15. President Herbert H. Ratisay of the Clauson group announced the move, with early prospects suggesting a heaver mass to be adopted for competition.
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Herbert H. Ratisay
Ih Clauson
Parkway School Break-In Sparks Investigation and Vandalism
The Parkway School was entered between Saturday night and Sunday. Desks, books, and supplies were moved and sealed in a cupboard. Police and Acting County Superintendent J C Made led an investigation and recovered some items. Juvenile court hearings are noted for two youths in connection with the incident.
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Ishle School
Wiliam FL
Labor Seeks Beer Study to Aid Jobless Across Nation
Labor representatives urged Congress to consider beer as a means to create jobs for over a million unemployed. A Foothills group leader urged mobilizing the brewing industry once a major employer again, with six months projected to add workers and widen economic benefits. Ralph T. O'Neil of the Legion warned idleness threatens governance amid wartime-like crisis.
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American Legion
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Weather fragment hints at date and agency notes
A fragmentary weather item mentions a date section and an agency reference. Readable parts indicate a routine daily forecast with uncertain specifics. No clear temperature or conditions are established due to damaged text.
Annual fair to open next week with six days of shows
The Frederick Agricultural Society announces the five day fair will begin next week after a pre fair week setup. Boxes reduced from 22.50 to 12.50 for the season and reserved seats go on sale. Livestock poultry entries close Tuesday with judging Monday. exhibits opened Monday and released Monday after Labor. Night shows Wednesday to Saturday with fireworks and a novel wheat admission scheme.
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