Mass Transit Favored To Meet Growing Hazards
Baltimore April 26 Loss of life and money plus rising accident risks are expected to push people back toward mass transportation. Hart and Bartholomew, planning consultants for St Louis, warned that road building costs are high and the dangers of congestion grow. They said exclusive lanes for freeways and mass transit could help increase public use.
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Velielas
Donald C. Hyde
Cleveland Transit System
Baltimore
American Institute of Planners
Hart
Bartholomaw
Bartholomew
West Point future leader linked to steel case ruling
Brig Gen John F Michaelis, once head of Korea’s Fire Brigade, now at Supreme Allied Headquarters Paris, is set to become West Point commandant. The pending ruling by Federal Judge David A Pine on the presidents seizure of the steel mills centers on constitutional power and emergency authority.
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John F. Michaelis
27Th Infantry
Korea
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Paris
Weat J Point
James Marlow
Washington
David A. Pine
Steel Company
Ateel
Congress
Judge Pine
Atee
Five Auto Crashes Reported In Hangistown Saturday Night
Five automobile accidents occurred within about three hours Saturday night in Hangistown. No one was injured. Drivers named include Jack Ty Shrader, Clarence Lee Mason, Virgil Lee Eversole, William St Martin, Trobert Staiger, William L Harbaugh, Charles O A Knott, and Harry Ross Shaw.
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Hangistown
Locust Street
North Avenue
Jack Ty “Shrader
North Locust Street
James Muhs
Hagerstown
Potomac
Howard Stream
Clarence Lee R. Mason
Bix Pool
Virgil Lee Eversole
South Potomac
Baltimore
William St. Martin
Trobert John Staiger
William L. Harbaugh
Maugansville
Charles OA. Knott
Waynesboro
South Potomac Street
Wilson Houlevard
Harry Ross Shaw
Maryland Avenue
Park Loy Suffers head Laceration After Fall
Park W. T. Loy, 56 East Irvin Avenue, bumped his head on cellar steps yesterday. Treated for a laceration behind his right ear at emergency road. Mrs Mildred Carl, Potomac Avenue, fractured left wrist and admitted. John Henry Smith, 11, Route 1, fractured lower left arm and admitted. Clyde Grafton Moats, 11 months, 433 Caralton Avenue, hurt when ceiling fell on left hand. admitted. Page W. Gearhart, 762 Spruce Street, stitches for lip. Marvin Paul Summers, 144 years, 705 West Washington Street, cut corner of mouth. three stitches. Leonard Fllsworth, Williamsport Route 2, hit in face by a hoe. forehead lacerations. three stitches. Up to 1962 elections Democrats 10 wins, Republicans 14.
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Park
W. T. Loy
East
Irvin ‘Avenue
Amergency Road
Loy
Mildred Carl
Potomac Avenue
John Henry Smith
Route 1
Clyde Grafton Moats
Caralton Avenue
Page W. Gearhart
Spruce Street
Marvin Paul Summers
West
Washington Street
Leonard Fllsworth
Williamsport
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St. Louis
Regu
Ron
Fisher
BROMG
Seltzer
West Point
Marlow
Egypt
America
Park Loy
U.S
Ford
Toute
Sharrett Motors
Baltimore Street
Realthead
Superior
Ayers Bros
Fleisher’s
Nyfon
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