Weekend Auto Wrecks Leave Several Injured in Maryland and Pa
Weekend traffic crashes across Frederick and Washington counties injure multiple drivers and pedestrians. Charles Helfner of Jefferson suffers scalp lacerations after his 1937 Chevrolet rear ends a parked truck on Alternate Route 30 near Hagerstown. Donald Duic of Landombe Vermont owns the parked truck. In Boonsboro Charles Stine, 29, of Jefferson, breaks a leg after a collision on the street. John Daniel Hardman of Fairfield, Pa, drives a 1926 Plymouth into a parked car on Route 32 and flees before being arrested for speedy dash ending on the soft roadside.
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Tao Frederick County
Washington County
Hagerstown
Charles E. Helfner
Jefferson
Dffective Agnis
Donald Duic
Landombe Vt
Hagerstoan Far
Hesiner
Browner
George Hesiner
Luther Hargett
Frederick Romery
Treeper
Chaves McLane
Charles H Stine
Boonsboro
Emmitsburg
Charles DeWitt
Fang
John Daniel Hardman
Fairheid
Pient Dash
Hardeman
Joseph Baker
Hardman
Sunday Guests At Carroll Brown Home
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Bertram Brosius Dr and Mrs Edward Brosius and Mrs Listle Fletcher plus her daughter Jan. Carroll Brown attended Mrs Walter Selby’s birthday party midweek. Air and Mrs Hugh Jones of California visit Mrs Jones' parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hoskinson.
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Germantown
Carroll Brown
and Airs Bertram Brosius
Listle Fletcher
Janet
Edward Brosius
Rs Carroll Brown
Walter Selby
Air
Hugh Jones
California
Jones
Harry Hoskinson
Damages sought in bid chill claim from Montgomery farmer
A Montgomery County farmer sues another for 310000 in damages alleging the auction was chilled by disparaging remarks. John B. Offutt of Poolesville accuses Raymond E. Poole of Poolesville of causing a loss at a recent Investockhand farm machinery auction by claiming animals and equipment would be sold only to Offutt’s sons. This is believed to be the first such suit in the county.
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Montgomery County
John B. Offutt
Poolesville
Raymond E. Poole
Siso
Offutt
Poole
More Manslaughter And Murder Cases In Maryland 1947
FBI report shows Maryland had higher rates of murder and non negligent manslaughter in early 1947 than the national average. Baltimore City alone logged 1 murder or non negligent manslaughter, with Maryland overall at 509 known cases per 100 000 residents. The nation averaged 192 per 100 000. A general crime rise is noted from 1946. Maryland’s robbery and burglary rates were below the national average.
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Washington
Maryland
J Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baltimore City
Weather Summary and Milestone Restoration Update
Weather data reflect September precipitation to date and temperatures from the prior year. A restoration milestone reports the State Roads Commission reviving the old stone mansion opposite Memorial Hall on Main Street Aiiddietown, linking to the historic National Turnpike and Baltimore distance.
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State Roads Commission
Memorial Hall
Main Street
Aiiddietown
Baltimore
Beltone Hearing Device Lets Deafened Hear Clearly
An American Medical Association approved compact hearing device fits in the hand and aids thousands to hear sermons music and conversation. It requires no external battery pack or bulky components and can be self adjusted as hearing changes. Makers Beltone offer free descriptive booklet and home demonstrations from Chicago Illinois.
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American Medical Associations Council On Physical Therapy
Beltone
West
19Th St
Chicago
Ill
Local Social Notes From Mt Airy And Nearby Towns
Ladiesburg and Mt Airy host visits among Lind, Birely, Jones, Perkins, Baumgardner and Toms families. Doris Flanagan spends an afternoon at Forest Park. Raymond Martin and son attend races at Mountain Top Speedway. Visitors to FH Birely include Binkleys Stitelys and Curtis Smiths. Lind siblings and Sophie Lingg visit relatives in York. Evelyn Mathews calls on Patsy Frock. Curtis Smiths visit Mr Smiths mother and brother in Rouzerville.
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Ladiesburg
Walter Lind
Joseph
Raymond, Jr
Mountain Top Speedway
Birely
Bir
W. Binkley
Lola
Wor- Man Stitely
Dennis
Curtis Smith
Daniel
Roy Lind
Sophie Lingg
York
Loven Smith
William Smith
Evelyn Mathews
Patsy Frock
Afr
Harry
Little Son
Rouzersville
Cambridge Daily Banner marks 50th anniversary week
The Daily Banner Cambridge Maryland celebrates its fifth anniversary with anniversary week featuring daily historical sketches and special stories. The paper, owned and published by Arnold Dane, has served the public through three wars. Washington population estimated at 2,033,000, about three times its 1900 figure.
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Cambridge
Daily Banner
Maryland
Arnold Dane
State of
Washington
Stork Shower Honors Mrs D Lavan Singer at Big Pipe Park
A surprise stork shower for Mrs D Lavan Singer of Union Bridge was hosted by Mrs Lew L Myers at Big Pipe Creek Park. Guests enjoyed a picnic supper and activities including bowling and cards as gifts were presented in a bassinet basket. Also noted was a September 14 birthday party for Carol Ann Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennie H Baker of Doubs, with numerous gifts and attendees listed.
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Glen
D Lavan Singer
Union Bridge
Lew L. Myers
Big Pipe Creek Park
Wear Taneytown
Vincent Reese
Richard Reese
George Eby
D. Lavan Bankett
Beatrice Gladhill
John S Wetnight
Clarence Singer
Douglas Wetnight
Gerald Ahal
Lew Byers
Sammy Myers
Carol Ann Baker
Bennie H. Baker
Doubs
Thomas B. Wainwright
Donald Dixon
Frederick
Roy Baker
Betty
Nancy
Jimmie
Donnie
Vernon Baker
Arthur Baker
Lorraine
Louise
Dorothy
Linda
Tommy Baker
Goldie Davis
Barbara
Natalie Gearinger
Donna Gearinger
Betty Lou
Davis
Terry Clancy
Eddie Willard
Train en route to this city from Pittsburgh improves
A report notes a train en route to this city from Pittsburgh on the first Tuesday night shows slight improvement. Father Kelly travels from Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota, heading here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegeny Hospital
Father Kelly
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Amazing cheap oil burner sweeping world invention
Mitchell South Dakota manufacturer introduces a low cost oil burner fitting coal and wood ranges stoves furnaces with a fuelizer starter that converts heating oils into oil heat. Offers 1 dollar testing bonus and a one month trial with lifetime guarantee and rapid profits as it ships worldwide to 51 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. Oak
South Dakota
Northwest Mfg. Co
Nursing workers help build national projects
Fragmentary note recalls nurses at Allegany Hospital contributing concrete while Boulder Dam construction and a Brea School of Nursing highway project span the United States. The text links medical staff to large infrastructure efforts and regional developments.
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Boulder Dam
Allegany Hospital
Brea School of Nursing
United States
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