Gun Fire Hits Car Wounding Two Teens in Maryland
A shotgun blast struck a roving car near Petersville Farm Woods around midnight Saturday, injuring Charles Richard Thompson 21 Brunswick and Darlene Mentzer 16 Burkittsville. Five others escaped injury as the shooter fled. charges expected after investigation. Brunswick Officer W A Crum rushed the victims to Frederick Memorial Hospital where Thompson remained in guarded condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick South
Burkittsville
Petersville Farmers Woods
Charles Richard Thompson
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Darlene H Mentzer
Thompson
Picnie Woods
Rosemont
Petersville
Miss Mentzer
Crum
Wreckage of transport plane in Wyoming crash burns
Air Force probes the charred remains of a C47 that crashed near Burns Wyoming during a light snowstorm killing seven crew. The craft en route from Stead Nevada to Selfridge Michigan did not nose into the ground. bodies were recovered and identification not released. A brush-covered field held the blackened hulk in a positioned crash pose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Wyo
Air Force
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Nev
Selfridge Air Force Base
Detroit
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Fireworks Tonight At Frederick High For Kid's Day
A weather disrupted Kid's Day celebration by the Frederick Kiwans Club drew hundreds of local children despite showers. The evening features a fireworks display at Frederick High School, a 7 PM band concert, free movies, and carnival rides indoors and at the school grounds. Local Kiwanis members organized refreshments and rides, with 1 200 pounds of water supplied by Michael's Ice Company. A Baltimore Kids Band performed in the school gym, and prize drawings concluded the event as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
Frederick Kiwams Club
Frederick High School
Sperry L. Storm
Tivoli
Opera House
Laker Park
Harold Duvall
Charley Taylor
Joe Vona
Excelsior
Michael
Ice Company
Kids Land
Baltimore
Maryland Industrial Safety Commission
Vianmeartase
Winners Listed For Awards At Kiwanis Drawing
The article lists many individuals entitled to awards from a Kiwanis drawing and notes names present to receive awards. It names organizers and officials including General Chairman William F. Tell and Kiwanis officers, with attendees and assisting subcommittees. It also reports Sir William Dickson in London discussing Western defense and the sun trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Roelke
Mary Gallup
Catherine Marie Chine
Richard Gant
James Kianiz
Vickie Mardelle Masser
Bill Hane
Donald Weeden
Dennus Heffner
Steven Baker
Marilyn Young
Barbara Ann Newman
Freddy Broadup
Marie Bowens
Shirley Ann Nikirk
Carol D. Book
Gladys Gaynor
George Dorsey
Stephanieth Duvall
Eddie Herring Jr
Douglas Herbert
Susan Schild
Margaret Randolph
Jesse Nicodemus
Gary Lee Lidie
Ichard Wayne Summel
Patricia’ Wagner
Chris Cline
David Allen
Francis D Lindsay
Robert Kenneth Kefauver
Philip Powers
Jackie Summel
Dick Santmyer
Ruby 1 Bay
Tel
Guy £. Kelly
Glenn A. Main Jr
J. Vernon Coblentz
Charley Main
Mike Novello
WFMD
Kiwanis
London
Britain
William Dickson
Washington
Ottawa
Two Injured In Accident Near Frederick Memorial Hospital
Two people were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash on U.S. 40 near Md 97. Arlean Cowart faces a possible Reckless Driving charge after claiming another car forced her off the highway. Police seek more details as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arlean Cowart
Baltimore
U.S 40
MD 97
John Crout
Cowart
Mt. Airy
Crout
US 240
Hyattstown
Buck's Cafe
South and Center
Iron Mountain Michigan Faces World’s Highest Artificial Slide
Iron Mountain Michigan unveils an artificial slide claimed as the world’s highest. Local officials describe the feature as a bold tourist draw amid winter tourism efforts. The project highlights city growth and bold waterfront recreation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Two Fined For Girly Show At Fair Grounds
HAGERSTOWN September 25 Police were barred from duty at the Great Hagerstown Fair after the arrest of Albert Joseph Hamid and his sister Alice Thelma Hamid who forfeited $300 bond rather than face lewd performance charges. The show drew police scrutiny alongside other attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
Harold Kiser
The
Fair Association
Robert Snavely
Albert Joseph Hamid
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alice Thelma Hamid
Cops
Collateral Bond For Disorderly Conduct In County
Three county colored residents were jailed for 100.80 collateral on charges of disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace after a Saturday encounter with City Police. Lucille Helen Russell and Calvert Harold Ziegler of Mt Airy Route 5 and John Walter Spencer of Sjamsville listed as detainees. Officers Trump and Stockman filed charges. Additional docket entries include Richard E. Marriott of Washington for reckless driving with $6.45 posted, and William David Miss of 812 East Patrick Street for disorderly conduct with $100 posted. Officer Trump and Harry Franklin Sears of Bartonsville noted intoxication with $25.80 bond posted. Sgt. Shook involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Helen Russell
Calvert Harold Ziegler
Mt Airy
John Walter Spencer
Sjamsville
Trump and
Stockman
Richard E. Marriott
Washington
William ‘David Miss
East Patrick Street
Harry Franklin Sears
Bartonsville
Shook
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Hoboken
N. J
Red
Earth
Wyelton
Frederick
South Market
Better Homes Equip. CO
E. Patrick ST
Economy Oil CO
Shop Penney’s
Penney
Frederick Fair
Penney’s
Penney’s Family Store Fairgrounds
Weil Bros
N. Market St
Norman Trump
Jesse Ralph Thomas
Airy
A. D. Martin
Thomas
Ridgeville
Lillian Hamilton
Middle Alley
Nathan A. Dorsey
Ship’n Shores
Carland and
Canterbury
Brown Watch
Black Watch
Hendrickson
North Market St
Omy
William S. Hood
West Patrick ST
Photostats
LUNE
Ida M. To
Lobell’s
Fair Grounds
Frederick’s Furniture Stores
C. C. Carty, Inc
Cline’s Furniture Store
Kehne’s Furniture Store
Obenderfer & Son
Sears Roebuck & CO
Bec
Admiral
William S. Hood, Inc
Williams Hood
Kerwe Furn. CO
South Market St
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