Three Prisoners Injured In County Crash Near Frederick
Three Fort Riteme soldiers were seriously injured when their convertible struck the rear of a moving tractor trailer on U.S. eight miles east of Frederick. Private Alice J. Randall 19 Private Adrienne Marchese 21 and Phc James E. Clark 19 were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital then transferred to Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington. Truck driver Jerry Lee Mason 45 of Winchester Va was uninjured. Police note Clark may have dozed at the wheel as the car veered into the trailer. No charges filed pending investigation.
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WAC
Army
U.S
Frederick
Fort Riteme
Alice J. Randall
RFD
Tully
N. Y
Adrienne Marchese
Bronx
Phc
James E. Clark
Waterloo
N.Y
Jerry Lee Mason
Winchester
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clark
Randall
Marchese
James We. Hardy
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Camp Detrick
Charles E. Shilling
Willian J Guiker
Pre. Clark
Mason
Super Service Tracking
Yrooper Wo CL. Gailinine
Autosmobile
Cab Cruiser Explosion Destroys Vessel in Chester River Cove
In Deep Landing Cove Chester River a 30 foot Ginloy cruiser owned by Ruth Forbes of Dover Delaware was destroyed by a blast late last night. Forbes and two companions had flown from Crompton Maryland to Georgetown Michigan to winter storage when motor trouble forced anchorage. Forbes said alcohol fumes in the closed cabin may have ignited causing the explosion which shook miles away.
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Chestertown
Lancing Cove
Chester River
Ruth Forbes
S. Governors
Dover
Del
Crimser
Sheritf Bartus Vickers
Kent
Sant the Forbes
Vickers
Warner
Igker
Cabinet member comments on Eisenhower run for 1948 term
A cabinet member told a group of important party leaders that there is no definite reason to believe President Eisenhower cannot run for a second term. The decision to run or not will be decided by Eisenhower, who is described as silent on the issue. The cabinet member was not named.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower Alee Cen
Sal
Gabinek
New Voting Machines Demonstrated at Court House
The Republican and Democratic Women’s Clubs will view a new voting machine at the Court House this afternoon with a demonstration by the County Board of Election Supervisors. A second display is planned for the Frederick Fair next week with machines at both party tents. Chairman Howard Damuth urged residents to visit the demos to learn about the machines in preparation for next year’s elections.
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Republican Women's Club
Democratic Women's Club
Court House
County Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick Fair
Howard &. Damuth
Two County Sailors Hurt In Accident
Two Frederick county sailors and a New York companion returning to Norfolk after a weekend liberty were injured Sunday night in a collision with a tractor trailer near Quantico. Reginald Winpigler, 22, was most seriously injured but is improving. Carey Peart, also a sailor stationed at Norfolk, was hospitalized with less serious injuries. The New York friend remains hospitalized. Mrs. Winpigler reported a serious leg wound and described her son as dazed and in shock after the crash. The car belonged to Henry, who was driving the trio back to the base.
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Frederick County
New York
Natal
Norfolk
Frederick
Reginald Marlin Winpigler
Lawrence Winpigler
Valley Street
Quantico Marine Hospital
Carey Henry Peart
Quantico
New York City
Winpigler
Reginald
Henry
Arctic Mission Completes With 120 Ships in Icebound Route
Ottawa reports a three month Arctic mission completed by a fleet of more than 120 ships. They carried 548000 tons of cargo for the DEW line construction along a 3000 mile northern rim. Some ships were damaged but none lost. Cargoes moved from U S ports including San Francisco San Diego Seattle Norfolk New Boston Halifax and St John NB.
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Ottawa
Arctic Circle
United States
Baker Named Welfare Board Head in Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker, local insurance man, was named chairman of the Frederick County Welfare Board at a Wednesday meeting in Winchester Hall. He succeeds Rev. W. Mer tal Weaver who resigned for health reasons but will remain on the board. Rev. Ralph H. Miller was reelected vice chairman and Dr. James B. Thomas named secretary. The seven member board includes Mrs. Charles Hicks III, near Olive, and others. Baker has served on the board since June 1954 and holds numerous community roles.
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Joseph D. Baker
Frederick County Welfare Board
Winchester Hall
Baker
W. Meretal Weaver
The
Presbyterian Church
Weaver
Geneva Barthel
Frederick County Welfare
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick
James B. Thomas
Charles
Red Leaders Wary Over Ike Illness Prompt Slow West Policy
A Western diplomat reports Soviet leaders in Moscow are cautious about long term actions toward the West until Eisenhower’s fate is clear. They doubt Nixon’s reliability and fear a leadership change could bring an unknown ally to power, risking East West tensions similar to postwar shifts.
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Luxbcon
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Moscow
United States
Richard Nixon
Europe
Hiavuhower
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Molotov
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
VMM
Roosevelt
Yanks Rally Build 4-2 Lead in World Series Game Two
The New York Yankees scored four runs after the Dodgers were held scoreless to move ahead 4-2 through six innings in the second game of the World Series. Tees contributed four Yankee singles as the offense woke in the middle innings.
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Billy Tees
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Coffman Health Center Dedicated in Hagerstown
A $200000 Coffman Health Center dedication was held in Hamilton Park, Hagerstown, with Andrew B Catt assisting fund-raising and oversight. Gov Theodore R. Kaildin addressed guests as the Washington County Health Department received the facility funded by the Coffmans, who supervised construction and landscaping. The center features memorial equipment for local physicians and dentists and will be open for public tours October 1 and 2.
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Andrew B. Catt
Wr Cormaneset
Ie Lad
Coffman
Sudan
Ediboeae Te State Board of Health
Cis
County Board of Education
Waalington County
Washington County Medical Locney
Roce Ho Riles
Theodore RK Mikeldin
Gav Airkeldin
Ross Camer
Wieshanston County
Testuart Haller
Fretinrvick
Hood College Evening Classes Cut After Low Enrollment
Professor Andrew G. Meer says the evening class program has a disappointing response. Two of three courses are dropped as only five students register for each of American government and beginning shorthand, while the public speaking course will run only if ten enroll. The college expects more inquiries and plans to adjust offerings but cannot yet determine which courses remain.
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Meyer
Army Shows Interest Ty New Tank Killer
The US arms service shows interest in the Heller a Canadian designed tank killer. Reports say the weapon uses a shoulder fired rocket and weighs about 22 pounds with a 22 inch tang. The muzzle velocity is stated around 710 feet per second and the projectile is described to cut through heat and threaten armored targets.
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Army
Stock Market Dips After Opening Gains
Initial buying pushed prices to about $1 but the stock market soon turned lower. Ticker tape lagged as trading waned, with a brief rally quickly fading within minutes and broad-based declines spreading across major stocks.
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NEM Sgerk Pfo
Imarket
Adtas
A& Ebouardt
Gir Monta
Hut
Coffee Price Outlook Warns of Year End Drop
Trade observers in Washington say coffee prices should fall sharply by year end due to a global surplus and weak harvests. They anticipate prices could slip to around 4 cents a pound if market patterns hold, with hopes of breakeven by November and December.
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Washington
Retain Polio Vaccine For 5 9 Ave Group
Dr. Forbes Burdess urged local doctors to reserve polio vaccine for children aged five to nine as national guidance prioritizes this group due to vaccine shortages. He noted Maryland and Baltimore will follow the plan, while local physicians misunderstandings persist and requests to vaccinate older or younger children should be avoided.
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National Advisory Committee
Forbes Burgess
Burdess
Burress
Maryland
Baltimore
Burgess
State Health Department
Scrum
Death Toll Up 1000 Across Nation
Chicago report notes a rise in holiday travel related deaths lifting the national toll to about 23,370 for the first eight months, with August deaths reaching around 3,60 and weather blamed for the surge. The National Safety Council cites a roughly 10 percent increase from last year amid a busy travel period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Todas
Saet
Route Locations Of Interstate Roads Given Washington
The Bureau of Public Roads announced general locations of routes for the national system across about 302 cities and urban areas. The plan shows a 77 state network connecting principal cities and industrial areas with federal aid to states, while final detailed locations will await state progress.
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Washington
Roads Bureau
President Eisenhower Reports A Good Night In Hospital
A Denver dispatch quotes Maj. Gen. Howard McSander and Col Byron Pollock saying President Eisenhower slept well and nearly continuously from 9 p m to 6 15 a m after his heart attack. He remains confined at the army hospital since Saturday.
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DERPA
Eisenhower
Aim
Denver
Howard Mc Sander
Byron E. Pollock
Zsimons Army Tsapital
France Defies NATO Dissolution in U N Speech
France warned at the United Nations that it will oppose any European security system that dissolves NATO or withdraws U S forces from Europe. Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay urged German unity under Bonn as essential for stability and branded the West German government as the only legitimate German authority. He also pressed a debate on Algerian independence, noting the Arab Asian bloc seeks to raise the issue at the Assembly.
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United Nations
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Europe
Antoine Pinay
U.N. Assembly
Germany
Bonn
Assembly
Algeria
Pinuy
U.S
Dulles
Macmillan
Geneva
Molotov
U S Troops Deploy to Italy for NATO Task Force
A convoy of 214 American officers and men crossed Brenner Pass into Italy to join 5 000 troops forming a new Southern European Task Force under Brig Gen John J Michaelis. The unit will support the Italian army and operate under Lt Gen Clemente Primieri.
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Brenmero
Austria
NATO
Maly
88Th Infantry
Leghorn
Naples
Big Four
Soine Engineering
Unts
Peron Reported To Hive Left For Spain
Buenos Aires officials say deposed President Juan Peron left by plane for Spain last night and would change planes in Rio de Janeiro. The unconfirmed report spurred measures by the Lonard government to widen support and bolster Argentina's fragile democratic life.
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Buenos Ates
Juan Peron
Spain
Peron
Rio de Janeiro
Para- Buayan
Paraguay
Ed Guy Lonard
Storm Janet Threatens Mexican Coast Amid Loss Toll Rising
The hurricane Janet barrels toward Veracruz to Tuxpan with winds near 125 to 130 mph. Rain and rough seas loom along the coast while mountains west of Veracruz face torrential downpours. Officials estimate 180 or more deaths in Yucatan and thousands injured. reports from Corozal, Guatemala raise the toll.
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Associated Press
Janet
Mexican
Veracruz
Tuxpan
New Orleans
Ciudad Victoria
Port i O'Connor
Gulf of Campeche
Yucatan Peninsula
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
Yucatan
Corozal
British Honduras
Philip Pick
Guatemala
Three Years For Ynem 7 Area USSTURS Hope B Hand Sentenced
Baltimore resident Hope B Hand was sentenced to three years in the Maryland House of Correction on three checks charges. Magistrate Wilbur P. Sheffield Jr ordered one year per charge to run consecutively, contingent on restitution totaling 365 within a year. Det Sgt Ar W N Dietz and State Trooper R C Dishong investigated.
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Hope B. Hand
Baltimore
Maryland House of Correction
Wilbur PF. Sheffield Jr
Ar W N. Dietz
R. C. Dishong
Camp Detrick
Henry Hodges
Rosemont Avenue
Paul Mossburg
Hodges
Six Red Divisions To Leave North Korea
A Peiping radio broadcast stated six Red Army divisions will be pulled from North Korea next month amid earlier withdrawals totaling about 13 divisions. Reports note Chinese divisions typically number around 10,000 men, with no figure given for remaining units in Korea. The last major withdrawal was in April, with seven moved out in fall 1954. Tomorrow is the due date for Marylanders to file estimated 1953 income tax returns, with thresholds set for single filers at 2500 dollars and married couples at 5000 dollars of gross income from non withholding sources.
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Tokyo
China
North Korea
Peiping
Teadline
Baltimore
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Arctic
Welfare Board
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Rev. W. M. Weaver
Rotary Club
Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key
Partners An E Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Ilealag
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Name For the Aged
Freder County Health Council
Ann Baker
West
Nixon
Yanks
Coffman Health Center
Sanford Marcus
Robert
Stockton
Calil
Mt Zion Hospital
San Francisco
Betty Jean Benedito
Barbara Jean Benedicto
Benedicto
Dr. Marcus
R Robert
Marcus
Daly City
FW. Addins
Stockton State Hospital
Adams
Barbara Jean
Benedicta
Hanna Marcus
Dist Aus
Thomas C. Lened
Norman Elkingdon
Wis Benedicte
Bravik
Renes Desalvation High
U.S. Moscow
Cnpiteets
Visi
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Kinter
Italy
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