Seven Die In Md Accidents Weekend Tragedies
The weekend in Maryland saw at least seven deaths from accidents. A car ran off a Dorchester County road, a cabin cruiser incident in Chesapeake Bay left a man missing, and several drownings were confirmed in Talbot and Easton areas. Names include Ronald Lee Garris 22 of Rt Hurlock and Francis Giles 35 of Larkington with other victims identified as Alexander Tait McCormick 66 of Easton and James Harvey Boyce 45 of Easton.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Ronald Lee Garris
Rt. Hurlock
Dorchester County
R. C. Tindle
Garris
Cambridge
Coast Guard
Anne Arundel County
Chesapeake Bay
Francis Giles
Larkington
James Lyman
14Th St
Washington, D. C
Alexander Tait
McCormick
Easton
State Roads Commission
Goldsboro Creek
Louis S. Welty
Talbot County
St. Michaels
Thomas Andrews
James Harvey Boyce
Easton Point
Welty
Boyces
R. T. Hancock
Civic Association Purchases Park Site
The United Civic Association of Shookstown Edgewood and Rocky Springs bought a five acre park on Old Receiver Road from Leslie and Mrs. Masser. The site will host a baseball field next spring for the three communities with plans for a community hall and future improvements. Officers were reelected at a Saturday meeting and a fence committee was formed.
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The
United Civic Association of
Shookstown
Edgewood
Rocky Springs
Receiver Road
Leslie A. Masser
Richard Masser
Carol R. Freed
Earl Pink
Oscar Stitely
Osi Masser
Warren Lawson
Eugene Sup
Roy Witmer
John Harris Sr
Charles Korrell
Freed
Gideon Korrell
Claude Blank
David Schultz Jr
Blank
Hiram E. VanMeter
Elka Finance Committee
Garden
W. Va
U.S
Atlee Smith
John
Cumberland
Harris Sr
Paul Wisner
Burns
Baltimore
Stanley Ross
Ashburton St
West Balti
As More
Lutheran Hospitals
Ray
Mound Burdette
James Pirsch
Oscar Stiiely
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edmondson Raymond Burdette
Old
Receive Avenue
No Increase in Freight Rates for Baltimore Port
Baltimore officials warned that the ICC six cent per 200 pounds rise on coastwise freight would hurt the city. Robert W Williams urged railroads to oppose the hike, noting it does not apply to the St. Lawrence Seaway and could threaten Baltimore’s economy. Kronau is named successor to Williams as port chairman. Militias drill in China amid anti US anti war stance. Ancient Naples inscription records tax penalties from death to fines as old tax dispute resurfaces.
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Baltimore
Maryland Port Authority
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert W. Wiliams
ICC
New St. Lawrence Seaway
Williams
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
McKeldin Satuday
John
Naples
Italy
Puteoli
Pazzuoli
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Civic Association
Boyce
William
Wood
Portsmouth
University Hospital
Thomas Sewers
Chalfant
J. K. Zephir
Woods
Sowers
Jessup
Gary D. Patchen
Pawxent Naval Air Station
Joseph M. Johnson
Xegra
Harvard St
N.W
Prince Georges County
Patchen
Andrews
Hage Hospital
W. BR. Richards
Johnson
Mary Gaegler
29Th Ave
Hyansville
Largo
Leo Thomas
Washington
L. E. Howard
Thomas
Modern Pharmacy
S. Market
St. Frederick
Delaine
Hobbs
Mt. Airy
Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Kronau
Port Development Commmission
Mary Hand
Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping Radio
China
Formosa Strait
C & P Telephone Company of
FOOD
Safeway
Carload
West Seventh St
Frederick, Md
Bartlett Pearl Sea Rac
CRAFT
Velveeta
Coldbrook
Gardenside
SEA Trader Tuna
West 7Th Street
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