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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
15
Capt Robert Craig reports 24 rescues Friday plus five Saturday and four Sunday during the Fourth of July weekend. The record 261 rescues set at Labor Day weekend is noted, with related transit fare changes and a note about Jupiter’s distance from the sun.
A Charlton Brothers truck from Hagerstown overturned on Route 40 near Hancock at 12 30 AM after being crowded off the highway by another car. The driver died after climbing out unhurt, with the load of whiskey spilling and the truck turning upside down. The report ties to Baltimore and Cumberland affiliations in its broader notes.
Baltimore Public Service Commission approved a fare increase raising basic transit charges to 17 cents next Sunday. Tokens cost 10 cents for three. limited-stop trips rise to 20 cents. some outer-zone charges increased and school fares to 8 cents. Transfers and two-trip slips were scrapped as a wage dispute settlement concludes.
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