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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1950

Page

7

Collision on Route 46 Injures Two. Bus Damaged

At about 12:30 Tuesday afternoon four vehicles including a Blue Ridge bus collided on Route 46 six miles east of Frederick. Edward Woerner of Indianapolis and Harold Booth of Montclair were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged. Lucille Woerner's car and Alphonso Stout's car were badly damaged with injuries. The bus driver Donald Bohrer and tractor trailer operator William Schmidt were involved. Schmidt lost control and the tractor hit the bus then the two cars. No charges were yet filed. A separate Route 40 incident near Ridgeville caused minor damage and one charge of improper passing. William Penn of Sykesville was seriously injured when his car left the highway near Woodstock and taken to St. Agnes Hospital.

Blue Ridge Route 46 Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Edward Woerner Indianapolis Ind Harold Booth Montclair W. Va M. R. Etchison and Son Bohrer Wiliam E. Schmidt Baltimore Schmidt McGuire Ridgeville William A. Mutchner Agnes R. Harn Mt. Airy Charles A. Frazier Route 7 Woodbine Randallstown William H. Penn Sykesville Woodstock Howard County St. Agnes Hospital

Police Investigate Frederick Collision After Car Hits Tree

Details of the serident were not reported as police investigated a crash in Frederick on September 9 1958. Authorities believed Penns car struck a tree or pole before officers arrived at the scene.

Frederick Penn

Missing Man Seen On Route 26 Near Mt Pleasant

A 68-year-old Frederick recluse, George W. Smith, remains missing after being seen walking along Route 26 toward Mt Pleasant near Ceresville Friday noon by Mrs. Lillian Simms who offered a ride he refused. He was last seen Friday afternoon on the Liberty road and near Unionville, with a cane, grey beard, straw hat, dark clothes, and no vest noted in the description. The News-Post and authorities seek assistance locating him.

George W. Smith Frederick News- Post Lillian Simms Mt. Pleasant Route 26 Ceresville Smith Urner Street Winchester Carroll Streets State Roads Liberty Road Unionville

Court News Details Local Licenses and Property Transfers

Court notes licensees from Mechanicstown and nearby areas and several property deed transfers including Kennard G Porter and spouse, Raymond Shipley, Gere J Anders, and Marshall H Warrenfeltz. Baltimore driver pays 12.20 in fines after conviction for passing on a hill and expired license. Other fines recorded for Route 40 offenses and unlicensed vehicle violations near New Market and South Jefferson Street.

Baltimore City Edward J. Smith Peoples Court John H. Helsel New Market James Stonesifer Harry Route 4 South Jefferson Street KR. A. Simmons

Candidates to Meet Frederick County GOP Tonight

All Republican candidates of Frederick County are slated to attend a meeting at Hotel Frederick tonight at 6 o'clock, announced by Chairman John A. Derr of the County Central Committee. Local GOP candidates are invited to participate.

Frederick County Freder Ick John A. Derr County Central Committee GOP

Withholding Tax On Corporation Dividends

Washington September 19 A House Senate conference committee approved a 10 percent withholding tax on corporation dividends It is expected to raise about 190 million extra annually from those who avoid paying income tax on their dividends The measure sponsored by Rep Mills Arkansas increases the first installment war tax bill to about 5 billion while not adding new burden on dividend recipients The plan aims to provide Treasury with data to identify tax evaders

Washington House Senate Rep Mills D-Ark Treasury Department

Wage Demand Circles USW Leadership In Pittsburgh Meet

Top strategists of the CIO United Steelworkers convene in Pittsburgh for sessions likely to push for wage increases for about 1,000,000 union members. President Philip Murray urges the executive board amid talk of a big wage demand, citing steel profits as fabulous. A fragment mentions Fairbanks baiting coeds and a broader national tax question on dividend income.

Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers Philip Murray Steelworkers USW Murray

University of Alaska recruitment offer shocks Fairbanks merchants

The Fairbanks Retail Merchants Association responded to a male student delegation by offering to cover travel costs for any Alaska loss of reasonable age who enrolls as a student. The offer runs until October 1. The note follows a claim that one quarter of habitable land is controlled by Great Britain.

Great Britain

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