Two Candidates Oppose Mahoney for Maryland Governor
Baltimore August 14 Attorney General Hall Hammond and Comptroller J Millard Tawes declared they oppose George P Mahoney for the Democratic nomination for governor in letters to Mahoney They criticised his campaign and urged evidence to back his claims of waste and excess spending Mahoney accused the administration of bungling and mismanagement in state mental hospitals and said conditions remain dire with overcrowding and staff shortages
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Baltimore
Hall Hammond
J. Millard Taes
Larne
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Lane
Maryland
Hammond
Tawes
Carpegna Family in Hospital After Bus Accident
Carpegnas remain hospitalized at Bashline Rossman Hospital in Stove City Pa after a bus crash last week. Mrs Carpegna is seriously hurt with multiple injuries and is confined to Grove City Hospital. A person was killed near Group City, a town north of Pittshurch.
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Sabbatino Carpegna
Madison Argue
Bashline- Rossman Hospital
Stove City
Carpegna
Grove City Hospital
Tony Tritt
Frances Carperna
R. N
Merry Hospital
Baltimore
Group City
Pittshurch
Boy Hurt When Two Cars Crash on Old Route 40
A ten year old Martinsburg boy, Douglas Knighten, was lightly hurt yesterday afternoon when two cars collided on old Route 40 atop South Mountain. Knighten was admitted to Washington County Hospital. The crash involved Christian E. Sprouse of Baltimore, who said sun glare caused the collision on a sharp curve near Cold Spring Park. Accompanying drivers and spectators included Mr. and Mrs. Gabler, Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett, and Mr. and Mrs. Dalley. Roller skating and church activities filled the rest of the day with a picnic at Braddock Heights and gatherings at two churches.
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Martinsburg
South Mountain
Douglas Knighten
Washington County Hospital
Clyde Tucker
Knighten
Christian E. Sprouse
Baltimore
Sprouse
Tucker
Cold Spring Park
Henry W. Eckhardt
Pikes
Ernest Sprouse
L. Gabler
Gulsity Keep
Gabler
Herold M. Jarrett
Joseph E. Dalley
Local youths return from music course and troop meeting updates
Blue Ridge Summit residents read of a six week summer music course at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore with piano lessons by Alexander Skarevski and organ works by Richard Ross. Troop 18 Boy Scouts met on Monterey Lane lawn with a swimming merit badge ceremony for Richard Rice Jr and Lawrence Byrne. A future wiener roast is planned. Families of Windsor Booth and others are noted as returning from vacations.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Joseph Bowers
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Alexander Skarevski
Richard Ross
Boy Scouts
E. H. bHolthadia
Monterey Lane
Richard K. Rice, Jr
Jellea la Brette
HL OC
Stanley
Tenny Barten
Wayne Heights
J. G. Barton
Willing Workers
Hawley Memorial Church
Captain Freddie Fouche Graduates From Air University Course
Captain Freddie Fouche, son of Mr and Mrs C M Fouche of Hagerstown Maryland, completes a 14 week Air University general air inspection curriculum at Craig Air Force Base Alabama. He returns to the 587th Air Force Reserve Training Center in Birmingham as Acting Base Air Inspector.
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Craig Air Force Base
Ala
Air University
Usaf Special Staff School
Freddie F. Fouche
C. M. Fouche
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
USAF
Fouche
587Th Air Force Reserve Training Center
Birmingham
Alabama
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