Five Survive: Plane Crash On Mountain Peak
Five survivors from a B-17 mercy plane crashed on a Olympic Peninsula peak after skidding down a snow covered slope in a blizzard. Pilot Captain Sasimir F. Hybkl and crew chief Sergeant Carl E. Sear gall were hospitalized with minor injuries. Four searchers aided by planes scoured for three missing crewmembers, while wreckage was located near Tyler peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Angelea
Wash
Tyler Peak
Sasimir F. Hybkl
Tacoma
Carl E. Seargall
Tillicum
Stanley Lansieques, Jr
Fecoma
Alan
Ball
Jono A. Dea Rath
Stavanger
Norway
Sandspit
B.C
Local Daily Mail Tips Prizes and Honorable Mentions
The Daily Mail lists tip prize winners and honorable mentions from recent notices, including residents contributing tips on a barn fire, a wind felled pine tree, and other minor local events. Winners are urged to visit the business office to claim cash prizes. The article notes the country’s economy underlies all endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Daily Mail
East Franklin Street
Harper Ferry
Preston Road
South Mulberry Street
Hagerstown
The
Obituaries From Page 14 Fifty-Year Toll of Local Residents
Obituaries recall multiple deaths in the region including Reginald C. Koehler formerly of Hagerstown linked to Norfolk and Western, and Noah Eccard a Wolfs ville farmer aged 63. Also listed are Margaret V. Culp of Hagerstown and Harvey F. Morris of the city. Interments and services set at local funerals, with details on churches and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald C. Koehler
Roanoke
Koehler
Hagerstown
Norfolk Anul Western Railway
Victor Koehler
Reginald Koehler
Beverly Carey
Noah Eccard
Wolfsville
Washington Comunty Hospital
Simon and
Effie
Shut) Eccard
Carmel
Mt. Carmel
Garfield
Aan Owlock
Albert Snyder
Harvey FE. Morris
Letterkenny Depot
Minnich Funeral Home
Gordon T. Rider
Re’t Haven Cemetery
German Lutheran Church
Frederick
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Miller
Harry
Edward Miler
Suter
L. Boyd Hamm
Rest Haven Cemetery
Truman Budget Proposes Over 85 Billion for Next Year
President Truman unveiled a budget exceeding 85 billion dollars, the third largest in history after World War II peak years. The plan projects a national debt near 1,768 dollars per capita and aims to boost military manpower and ships while keeping outlays at a peaking level through mid-1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Presidents
Air Force
Army
Marling
Marines
Navy
National Guard
Mr. Truman
Voice of America
Marlow Explains How The Annual National Budget Comes To Life
James Marlow explains how the national budget is formed and released. The president submits a formal request to Congress with detailed itemized figures, while newsrooms receive advance copies under strict rules to publish only after the presentation. Public understanding hinges on coordinated access to the budget's figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Pway
Congress
Blairs Valley Man Named Safest School Bus Driver for 1961
Clement M. Rohrer of Blairs Valley near Clear Spring has been selected the safest school bus driver of 1961 for driving routes to Indian Springs and Clear Spring High School. The award, part of a countywide safety contest, recognizes an accident free record with praise from his employer Theodore Hovermale. A safety rally at Hagerstown High School will present the award and a special defense bond. The contest also covers taxi and truck drivers with ballots counting votes and keeping costs low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement M. Rohrer
Blairs Valley
Clear Spring
Rohrer
Indian Springs
Clear Spring High School
Theodore Hovermale
Hovermale
Washington County Board of Education
Principipal
Hagerstown High School
Welock
Local Injuries Reported In Brief Hospital Visit
Woman Danay Knelsley of The Ter race suffered a scalp laceration and was admitted after emergency room treatment with six stitches. Willan Alfread Vanes of 940 Pope l Avenue had the nail of his right ring finger reshaved after a jack hammer injury and was discharged. Rouben Albert Terry of Marthnsburg fractured his right foot when a cross tie fell, with a plaster boot applied. Thelma Lewise Carbatel of 30h North Potomac Street was scalded by coffee and treated for burns. Jacob Lee Toffman of Route 6 cut his left thumb with a knife, lacerated tendons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danay Knelsley
Willan Alfread Vanes
Pope l Avenue
Jack Hinmmer
Rouben Albert Terry
Marthnsburg
Thelma Lewise Carbatel
North Potomac Street
Jacob Lee Toffman
Route 6
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Mountain Peak
Atch
Ida Heali
Sextus Collins
New London
Conn
United States
New York
Righty
Collins
Central Vermont
Brattle
Nora
Elasies
Iqier
Bit
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Washington
Cincinnati
Hra
Stavers
Maxwell House Coffee
Franklin’s
Martin
Alma Zlitle Stottlemyer
Frederick County
Pangborn Corporation
Lena May Stotttemyer
Geraldine
Eugene
Vivian
Donald
Ernest
Francs
Richard
Boonshoro
Ethel
Alice
Margaret V. Culp
Harry Culp
McDowell Avenue
Catherine
Pentzi Lingg
Sageph F. Fange
Vietav Hosiery Corporation
St. Mary's
Margearet V. Painter
Dry Run
Woodrow FL Jacobs
Brunswick
Leonard W. Culp
U. S. Air Force
Texas
Farry Raymond Culp
Hialeah
Fla
Madeline Peer
Ruth Lantz
Bernadette Bower
Regina Pugh
Stephenville
Ohio
Beatrice Smith
Chicago
Jane Stover
Greencastle
Joseph Lingg
Harry King Starry King
Pennsylvania Avenue
Florence EK. Miller
Baltimore
Rhe
Chersapeake and Potomac Telephone Conpany
Telephone Company
Pioneers
James Marlow
Trueman
Manhattan
Corderman's Hardware
Washington St
Badget
Government Printing Office
House
Senate
Goldie
Kiddie Klothes
Rinck, N. Potomac Street
Meyers & Berkson
Sion
W. Franklin St
A.S.E. Ackermann
Cult
Ian NG
Agerstown, Md
Continental
Charles B. Daley, Jr
Washington County Firemen's Association
Willian Beton
Way Yes
Daley
CV. Birewmen’s Association
Brokers & Agents
Inter-Ocean Insurance Co
Washington County
B. J. Adams
State Mgr
Maryland
N. Charles St. Balto
Hearing Center
Roy B. Furr
Jacquard
Dcs AR Solon
Panthia
Peenee
W.T. Grant CO
W. Washington Street
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