Nine Family Members Die In Sacramento Train Crash
A Southern Pacific freight train struck a station wagon at a crossing in South Sacramento, killing nine family members instantly. The victims included Sgt. Herbert Hill and his wife Annie Laurie Hill and their children Deborah Michael Timothy Edward Caroline Herbert Jr and Douglas. Engineer Calvin C Se arley of Tracy reported he did not see the wagon before impact.
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Sacramento
Calif
South Sacramento Area
Southern Pacific
Air Force
Herbert Hill
Broderick
Annie Laurie
Deborah
Michael
Timothy
Edward
Caroline
Herbert Jr
Douglas
Calvin C
Searley
Tracy
Police Charge Drivers in Three Crashes
Hagerstown police charged three drivers after accidents Wednesday. Gayle E. Becker 2 of Route 5 was cited for reckless driving after hitting a parked car owned by Kenneth B. and Evelyn F. Slater 1422 Potomac Avenue. Both cars suffered heavy damage. Ronald Lee Pry Royce 37 of 57 E. Aguctam Street was charged with failure to stop after colliding with a parked car owned by Arthur A. Levine 308 Donnybrook Drive on Summit Avenue. minor damage to both cars. Lee R. McMahan 60 of Tow son was charged with changing lanes when unsafe. his car hit a truck driven by Robert W. Hottle 18 of 241 S. Mulberry Street on West Washington Street, causing moderate damage to both vehicles.
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Hagerstown
Gayle E. Becker
Route 5
Kenneth B
Evelyn F. Slater
Potomac Ave
Potomac Avenue
Ronald Lee Pry Royce
E. Aguctam St
Arthur A. Levine
Donnybrook Drive
Summit Avenue
Lee R. McMahan
Towson
Palice
Robert W. Hottle
S. Mulberry St
West Washington Street
Heavy Snow In Store For New England States
A sixth grader, Paul Willis of Corvallis, Oregon, won a tale contest with a snow themed story about arctic blasts and gumdrops. The report mentions heavy snow hitting sections of the Northeast and Midwest, with blizzard conditions in Dakota regions and icing and road closures in western North Carolina.
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New England
Corvallis
Ore
Paul Willis
Associated
New York City
Plains
Dakotas
Minnesota
York City
Atlantic States
Rockland County
New York
Ashville
North Carolina
Local official to speak at National Legislative Conference
Evan Crossley, Washington County Board of Commissioners member, will join a panel in Washington, D.C. from February 26 to March 1 at the National Association of Counties conference. The discussion covers the Safe Streets Act of 1987 and other federal proposals, with cross‑nation county officials presenting legislative recommendations to federal leaders. Edward Connor, NACO president, calls the dialogue a vivid example of creative federalism.
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Evan Crossley
Board of Commissioners
Washington County
National Association of Counties
NACC
Washington, D.C
Edward Connor
NACO
Wayne County
Detroit
Michigan
Obituaries of Snyder Haynes and Poper in Boonsboro area
Obituaries report Harlan K Snyder 93 Boonsboro resident, his burial at Boonsboro Cemetery after funeral at East Funeral Home. Also Charles Daniel Haynes 70 Keedysville, funeral at Samples Manor Church of God with burial there. Harry F Poper 64 Boonsboro area, died in Hagerstown hospital, funeral at Rest Haven Chapel with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro. Surviving children, spouses, and multiple grandchildren listed. services scheduled with church and chapel arrangements.
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Harlan K. Snyder
Hacao Kerr Snyder
Laura Routzhan Snyder
N. Main
Boonsboro
Ersville
M. Hamilton
Ann NM. Smith Snyder
Trinity
Lutheran Church of
Anna Eichelberger
Baltimore
Mary CD. Huffer
Lena P. Middlekauft
Hagerstown
MM Luther Snyder
Edward C. Snyder
East Funeral Home
Boanshoro
Neil Newton
Boansboro Cemetery
Charles D. Haynes
Charles Daniel Haynes
Iate
Mars Haynes
Keedysville
Route 1
Veteran's Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brunswick
Daniel
Josie Mills Haynes
Sample Manor Church of God
Maryland Pipe and Metal Company
Mian
Charlotte L. Hepner
Rosa
iGiift
Arbutus Durbin
Martha K. Sipe
Tetlersville
George W. Waynes
Harpers Ferry
W. Wayall
Beulah Kane
Sherry Hill
N.J
Gieves
Samples Manor Church of God
Raymond Renier
Ralph Jamison
Samples Manor
Harry F. Poper
John St
Washington County Hospital
Franklin County
Daniel Henry
Anna Marie Baker Poper
Grace Brethren Church of
Ruth A
Maloy Poper
Isons
Ralph E
Hialeah
Fla
Daniel B
Philadelphia
Harry C
Collegeville
Danald I
Maplewood
Grace FE. Hawbeckier
Williamsport
Bertha JE. Wolf
Rest Haven
Robert B. Collitt
Green HI Cemetery
Waynesboro
Market Course Irregular Trading In Dull session
New York stock market opened with irregular moves and dull activity as most key stocks fluctuated fractions. The Dow eased slightly while transportation delays from a New York snowstorm reduced attendance at financial centers and weighed on sentiment.
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New York
New York City
Chrysler
General Electric
Prayer for guidance and strength at Columbia
A religious note from Marvin Rast in Columbia pleads for enlightenment and understanding of believers needs. It asks for preparation of mind and will to align with Thy purposes and to confront deficiencies with courage in the spirit of the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Rast
Columbia
Methodist Religious Edit
tumult on china may quicken soviet interest in viet peace
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Moscow fears the China turbulence could derail North Vietnam aid and push Moscow toward seeking a quick Vietnamese settlement. Soviet broadcasts allege Chinese delays, inspections, and red tape hinder shipments of planes missiles and medical supplies, while frontier tensions and nuclear testing in Xinjiang intensify Moscow concerns.
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China
Viet
William L. Ryan
Mastow
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Hanoi
Moscow Radio
Peking
Soviet Union
Vto
Iety
Sinkiang-Uighur Autonomous
Chinese Army Units Turn On Mao Supporters in Henan
AP reporting from Tokyo notes wall posters in Peking claim Chinese army units have turned on Mao supporters in Henan, arresting nearly 1,000 in Chengchow amid broader reports across Inner Mongolia, Sinkiang and Tibet. The piece says Liu Shao-chi faction loyalists in Henan face security pressure, with army defiance of Mao amid calls for self criticism and potential job retention for some officials.
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John Roderick
Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Janan
China
Mao O Honan
Chengchow
Inter Mongolia
Sinklang
Tibet
Teking
Mag
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
Liu
Henan
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Cornwallis
Mao
Chow
Honan
Chou
Carrie
Ou Tagersion
Sovianaly Savi
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