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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1947

Page

7

Wreck kills driver and two riders near Dunkirk

A Greyhound bus plunged 40 feet down an embankment in heavy rain near Dunkirk New York killing a age 60 unidentified woman and a husband and wife two others were injured three persons were treated and released at Brooks Memorial Hospital Police said traffic was diverted and lines knocked down as responders cleared the scene

Dunkirk N.Y Greyhound Dennkirk Mary L. Nobel Jon Charles Eggebrecht Brooks Memorial Eggebrecht Soe Wanakah Silver Creek New York Buffalo

Court News and Marriage Licenses in State Cities

Court news lists equity petitions to assume jurisdiction over children and numerous marriage license actions. Licenses include Clyde Wynn and Edna Bridenbaugh of Tyrone, Percy Byram and Betty Maske of Silver Spring and Seat Pleasant, and other couples from Tyrone, Lock Haven, Williamsport, Harrisburg, and nearby towns. Property deeds and transfers are also recorded among individuals and households across county and city locales.

Court News Equity Norman O. Dutrow Eleanor Putman Clyde S. Wynn Edna K. Bridenbaugh Tyrone Percy Jackson Byram Silver Spring Betty Mae Maske Seat Pleasant Eugene J. Spong Kathryn E. Hanley Lock Haven Ralph A. Weedon Danville Clement L. McEachern Arlington Bess McManus Washington Phillip E. Howard Goldie Gill Lawrence Brown Broadway Cora L. Wilson South Court Street Ivan G. Hull Sharpsburg Marcella O., Reed Williamsport James V. Ankeney Big Springs Jeanette Hamilton Deer River Minn William S. Peters Steelton Leola R. Houck Harrisburg Charles R. Bloom Dorothy M. Houck David EB. Wright Betty Lee Dove Bunker Hill W. Va James H. Caniford Brunswick Janice L. Saum Hagerstown Harry G. Turner Elsie M. Wood New Market Max E. Powell Chioce L. Borns Middletown

Maryland Denies Admission To Veteran For Scholastic Shortfall

University of Maryland dean says Wilmore B. Leonard, a 31-year-old Negro war veteran from Salisbury, was denied admission due to not meeting scholastic standards after provisional acceptance. final acceptance postponed until registration day. Leonard, a World War II Army Air Force veteran and graduate of Hampton Institute, had provisional status. A separate note reports actress Marilyn Nash gave birth to a son at Monte Sano Hospital. bar work resumes after Cumberland settlement with Local 654, with weekly wage increases of 52 to 33.

College Park Cc. O. Appleman University of Maryland Appleman Wilmore B. Leonard Salisbury Leonard Heimpton Insttute Virginia Hollywood Marilyn Nash Charlie Chaplin Monsieur Verdoux Monte Sano Hospital Philip Yordan Cumberland Cumberland Clerk and Suit Company Retail Clerks International Protective Association

Former Brunswick Pastor Returns from Mayo Clinic

Rev. Wiliam E. Kelly former pastor of St Francis Brunswick and now at St Martin's Washington is en route home from Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn where he has been treated for a rare bone marrow disease. He is 56 and has undergone spleen removal and 28 blood transfusions. He planned stops in Des Moines Town and Chicago en route home.

Wiliam E. Kelly St. Francis Catholic Church Brunswick St Martin's Washington Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Louis F. Miltenberger Melly Mayo Fr. Kelly Brunswick Church St John’s Westminster St. Martin's Des Moines Town Chicago

License Surrender Ends Disorder At Ridgeville Tavern

Clarence Jackson surrendered his Federal and County licenses for the Tun nel Inn near Ridgeville after a series of disturbances involving patrons from Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties and injuries from a bottle throw. Edward King lost an eye from a bottle blow and Clarence Lewis was sentenced to 18 months for assault. Commissioner Trout continues tavern investigations and coordinates with police to resolve sidewalk problems at a southern city tavern area.

Tunnel Inn Ridgeville Clarence Jackson G. Cleveland Trout Eilis C. Wachter Jackson Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery Edward King Clarence E. Lewis Sykesville House of Correction Trout

Le Gallienne Dies in Sleep at Menton Villa

English poet essayist novelist and journalist Richard Le Gallienne Sr. dies in his sleep at his Menton villa. Survived by his second wife Julie Norregsard and daughter actress Eva Le Gallienne. first wife Mildred Lee died in 1894.

le Gallienne Menton France Richard le Gallienne Julie Norregsard Eva le Gallienne Mildred Lee

Doctor Says Chickenpox risks and immunity noted

Doctor notes chickenpox can be serious in adults who were never infected as children. The illness varies with eruption extent and may relate to shingles, with infection spreading indoors in winter. One attack usually yields permanent immunity. incubation runs two to three weeks.

Fire News Summary of 1907 Health Notes and Bride Sentiment

A Frederick dispatch reviews chickenpox stages and distinctions from smallpox, noting eruption progression and care to prevent infection. It also offers cautions on heart medicine use and a Sydney minister cites that many Australian war brides wish to return home, and the age of a fish is read from growth rings.

Sydney Arthur A Calweill United States America Culwell

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