Four Car Crash Hurts Four On Route 40 West Of Middletown
Four people were seriously injured Saturday around 12 30 in a four car collision on Route 40 about three miles west of Middletown. The injured, listed at Frederick City Hospital, include Mrs Morris Barrick Marion Barrick Joseph Lillard and Mrs Mildred L Bender. Charles Newcomer of Hagerstown was driving the truck and faces charges for failing to stay to the right. A full investigation has been ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earn
Middletown
Richard A. Myers
Frederick City Hospital
Morris Barrick
Cannon Avenue
Marion Barrick
Joseph Lilliard
Washington, D.C
Mildred L. Bender
Front Royal
Myers
Manbeck Bread Co
Charles Newcomer
Hagerstown
Thomas J. Bender
Joseph H. Lillard
Washington, D. C
Marion A. Barrick
Plack
Barrick
Marlin
George Hill
Antietam Street
Hender
Paen
Protesting Punishment in Hit and Run Case
George White 53, producer of a girl show named Scandals, reported at the county jail to begin a year sentence for a hit and run that killed a newlywed couple last July 20. The protest was described as unwarranted by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
George White
Atomic treatment given to patient in experimental hope
In Boston on August 26 a three year old girl, Janice Moschella, received radio activated phosphorous injections into the abdomen as a life threatening liver infection battle. Dr. Paul Hertz, a Harvard and MIT specialist, led the experimental use of atomic energy after other doctors abandoned hope for the child’s survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Paul Hertz
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Janice Moschella
Hertz
Michael Moschella
East
Zentmyer on Morgan Line
Zentmyer describes the Morgan Line in the Anglo American zone of occupation near Venezia Giulia. Guards check civilian passes and weapons at front and rear posts while outposts monitor movement and protect water points bridges railways and power plants. Soldiers maintain discipline during demonstrations and keep constant radio and telephone communications.
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13Th I Corps
88Th Division
Bryant B. Moore
Venezia Giulia
Zone A
Morgan Line
Rnins
Appreciation Note for Cards Flowers and Blood Donation
Mrs. Pearl Dieterich thanks all who sent cards and flowers during her hospital stay and expresses gratitude to the first floor nurses for their care and to those who donated blood for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Pearl Dieterich
In Memoriam Annie E Anderson Remembered
In memory of my dear mother Annie E Anderson who died 36 years ago August 23. I sit alone and look at your picture and wish you could be here with me. Hoping to meet you some day in Heaven. Sleep on dear mother, long years have passed since you left my heart still filled with sadness and tears. I loved you then and love you now though God took you from me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Public Square
Household Finance
Hagerstown
McReynolds Dies at 84 Former Supreme Court Dissenter
Washington mourns James Clark McReynolds 84 former associate justice who retired in 1941 after 26 years on the high court. A noted foe of New Deal policies his fiery dissents and strong personality marked his tenure. He died at Walter Reed Army Hospital and will be buried in Elkton Kentucky after funeral services.
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Washington
James Clark McReynolds
Supreme Court
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Elkton
McReynolds
Congress
Roosevelt
Wilson
Nero
Rome
Eda
Great Britain
What’s Cooking Recipes from Charlotte Adams
A quirky column lists dishes and odd notes for a warm night menu including Cold Ham Pie Grape Juice and Pickled Beets. It provides a recipe for Cold Ham Pie with ham eggs olives peppers and pastry and suggests baking times and temperatures. An aside recommends using a stove pilot light to dry salt containers overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adams
Body Of Air Hero Identified In Philippines
The War Department announced the long buried body of Captain Colin P. Kelly, a noted WWII air hero, has been positively identified in the Philippines. Kelly died returning from a raid on Japanese warships when his B17 crashed near Mount Arayat east of Clark Field.
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Washington
Philippines
Colin P. Kelly
War Department
Pearl Harbor
Kelly
Military Cemetery No. 1
Manila
United States
Haruna
Kure
Douglas MacArthur
Luzon
Mount Arayat
Clark Field
Oa Kelly
Tech
William J. Delehanty
Brooklyn
N. C
Woman's Leg Broken In Auto-Truck Crash
Mra Allene O Shatzer 29 of Greencastle sustained a fractured leg after the auto she rode in rear ended a truck on Route 11e near the Municipal Airport Saturday about 9 PM Deputy Bruce Spickler said Oscar H Stoner 26 of Fairfield Pa drove the car and Jack Kriner of Greencastle operated the truck which overturned pinning passenger George W Jones of Fayetteville Pa beneath it Jones escaped with a scalp wound Stoner was charged with reckless driving and posted collateral for a hearing All injured were treated at Washington County Hospital
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Mra
Allene O. Shatzer
Greencastle
Bruce Spickler
Oscar H. Stoner
Fairfield
Jack Kriner
George W. Jones
Fayetteville
Jones
Stoner
Washington County Hospital
State Accidents Claim Four Dead Over Weekend
Four people died and five were seriously injured in Maryland over the weekend. Among the dead were Mrs. Thomas S. Gwynn and Frank Cantler in separate automobile crashes, and two drownings in the Elk River at Rising Sun. A fourth victim, Arthur Lester, reportedly fell from a pier in Baltimore. Two others remained hospitalized with serious injuries after a plane crash near Easton.
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Maryland
Thomas S. Gwynn
Clinton
Prince Georges County
Frank Cantler
Baltimore
Velvet Brown
Gwynn
Calvert County Hospital
Prince Frederick
Paul Gwynn
Brown
Pikesville
Cantler
Frederick H. Weiss
Baltipore
Rising Sun
Stephen Linn Boyer
Harry Boyer
Drexel Hill
Elk River
Arthur Lester
New Orleans
Broadway
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Robert K Johnson
George H. Higgins
Neavitt
Johnson
L. H. Thomas
Easton State Police
Presidential Timber to Vie in Upcoming Primaries
The piece outlines early party maneuvering for 1948 and 1952, naming Herbert H. Lehman as a likely Senate contender and Mead eyeing a 1952 White House run. It notes LaGuardia fading, Bowles as a possible VP candidate, Stassen as GOP presidential hopeful, Baldwin as likely Senate nominee, and key September primaries and conventions across states.
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UNRRA
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Herbert H. Lehman
Senate
Mead
White House
James A. Farley
Raymond B. Baldwin
Clare Boothe Luce
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
GOP
Stassen
Baldwin
Connecticut
Roosevelt
OPA
Chester Bowles
Brien McMahon
Thomas ©. Hart
Bowles
Maine
Owen Brewster
Peter M. MacDonald
Democratic State Committee
Horace A. Hildreth
F. David Clark
Nevada
House
J. Strom Thurmond
Jamen’ Ai, McLeod
South Carolina
Virginia
Thomas G. Burch
Colorado
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Farm and Orchard Yield Estimates for 1946 and 1948 Overview
The county expects 1946 milk production to yield 192 683 pounds of butterfat and 157 692 pounds of butter marketed locally. Wheat, barley, oats, rye, and soybeans revenues are itemized, with a total crop value around 1.7 million dollars. Poultry and egg outputs, berry crops, peaches, cherries, and garden vegetables contribute to the farm economy with numerous dollar figures and market estimates.
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Miller
Washington County
County livestock as hog raisers plan and bridge update
In Washington County 1,400,000 pounds of pork will go to hog raisers with the rest marketed. The county has about 6,204 horses, mules and ponies valued at 620,400 dollars. The long planned Potomac River bridge at Sandy Hook may begin construction early next year pending steel delivery promised for January. Re sumption of span work was delayed by the steel delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Miller
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Man Assaulted And Robbed Saturday
Albert Myers reports being assaulted and robbed Saturday night at Jonathan street and Weller alley, wallet with 45 dollars stolen. Walter Mills says 251 dollars stolen from his room. Claude Crawford reports tire and wheel stolen from his parked car. Frank Toms reports 8 dollars stolen. A Packard was stolen from the Bester Long Company's South Potomac street shop through an inside entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Myers
George Street
Jonathan Street
Weller Alley
Myers
Walter J. Mills
South Potomac Street
Claude Crawford
Frederick Street
Frank Toms
Thurmont
Bester-Long Company
Raid on House Arrest Seizes Sixteen in Waynesboro
Police raided a house at 2 p m led by Lt Joseph Desmond and officers Palmer Hoover Carroll and Younking. Sixteen people including White and Colored women were arrested two rooms were found with heavy drinking. Fines totaled 148 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Castello Hotel
Wiliam Masters
Waynesboro
Virginian
Hagerstown
Evelyn Thomas
Mill Street
Maybelle Lapole
West Washington Street
Pearl Edwards
West North Street
Katherine Brown
North
Jonathan Street
Edna Beckett
North Jonathan
Joseph Desmond
Palmer
Hoover
Carrol
Younking
Desmond
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Milly
Zentmyer
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Ella L, Renner
G. I’s
Hagerstown Junior College
Washington County Board of Education
Hagerstown High School
A. M. Isanogle, Ed
D. —— Dean
New Deal
Icodemus
LI Bank Sagerstown
Triangle Food Stores
Dicadoo Cleaner
R. D. McKee
By Beachley
Shockeys
Capt
Chicago
Danzer Metal Works Company
Rio de Janeiro
Montreal City
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Canada
Leiter Brothers
Cushwa
Presidential Timber
Eared Pier
Cme Finance Ed
Bohman- Warne, Inc
Pennerlvania
Prospect Aves
Eae Ice Cream
Maes Ie
Meyerstown
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