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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1951

Page

13

Engineer Saves Trucker From Flaming Freight Crash

An engineer pulled truck driver Robert Albaugh from a burning truck after a freight train struck his vehicle at a crossing 12 miles north of Frederick Maryland. Albaugh 20 of Detour Md suffered head injuries and a broken right leg. Zech of York Pa leaped from the locomotive and helped pull Albaugh to safety before a relief engine arrived.

Frederick Here Pennsylvania Railroad Dlexw Chairence Zech York Robert Albaugh Detour Albaveh Frederick Memorial Hospital O'Brian Albaugh Yella Rosebud Salve Co Woortsboro Mil New Air Way Zech Mur Rook Ludwig

Birth Rate Drops at Washington County Hospital

Births fell slightly at Washington County Hospital with 121 total births including 55 boys and 66 girls. The count marks about a ten percent decline from the prior month’s 2940 total, amid other routine hospital statistics.

Washington County Hospital

Bus Involved Crash Injures Pedestrians on North Ave

A city bus pushed a car into two pedestrians on the sidewalk at North Avenue and North Mulberry Street yesterday afternoon after the car failed to stop for a boulevard slow. Helen AL Powell and Mrs Charles Russell were identified. Powell was admitted to the county hospital. The vehicle owner was James W. Fink of Hedgesville and the bus operator was Richard E. House of South Mulberry Street. Both vehicle and bus suffered minor damage.

North Avenue North Mulberry Street Balter Helen AL. Powell Richard E. House South Mulerry Street

No Artificial Cow Breeding In Washington County

Artificial breeding of cows in Washington County will be halted for two weeks starting in August. Sheaffer, in charge, will be on vacation from August 5 to 4. Experts note this is a peak period for breeding services.

Washington County Sheaffer Hira

Carnival Begins At Clear Spring

Carnival opened at Clear Spring grounds with Chuck and Ann the Sunset Pals presenting entertainment each evening through Saturday. The event is organized by the local committee and promises varied acts for attendees.

Chuck Ann Sunset Pals Clear Spring

Conococheague Pollution Charged in Harrisburg Case

Conococheague Pollution is charged in informations filed by state police detective G. W. Collitt of Harrisburg. Defendants include secretary OC Smith and manager J W Shields, with written consent from Attorney General Robert W. Woodside. Prosecution cites three dates in July when industrial wastes were discharged into Conococheague Creek in violation of state law. The L B Smith Corporation is cited as involved with L B Smith as president and treasurer.

Conococheague Creek L. B. Smith Corporation L. B

Four Occupying Powers Guard Austria Defense Plan

War era report notes Austria defense avested in Britain France the U S and the United States. It also states that planes flying the India China hump in World War I used three tons of gasoline for every ton transported.

Austria Britain France U. S United States

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