Deaths From Auto Mishaps At New High
The National Safety Council reports January auto deaths in the United States at a record 3,050, up 20 percent from January 1936 and 200 above the 1954 January high. New York and Boston tie for best large-city rate, while notable rises occur across major states including California, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Council
York
Boston
New York
California
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rooming House Damaged By Blaze In Franklin Street
A fire heavily damaged part of two floors of the Southern Rooming House at Franklin and Jonathan streets just before 11 pm. An invalid woman was rescued by firefighters and another female occupant lodged at police headquarters. Origin undetermined. flames showed on second and third floors and a roof section. Formerly run by the late David L. Buch, now operated by Alex Rice and Catherine Zepp.
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Franklin and
Jonathan Streets
David L. Buch
Alex Rice
Catherine|Zepp
Kidneys Clean Out Acids and Toxins With Cyratex
A vintage advertisement touts kidney cleansing benefits of Cyratex to treat bladder disorders and symptoms such as fatigue nervousness leg pain backache and dizziness. It guarantees results within 48 hours or money back with a $10,000 bank deposit and claims a guaranteed vitality boost within a week.
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Cyratex
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Prisoner Too Hearty Eater Sparks Poison Claim
Sheriff Ernest West rejected poison theory in the Worcester county jail case of Mrs Jeannette Trader stating bananas peanuts and pork chops caused illness in custody. He cited a large supper and a stray pork chop meal as the likely trigger and noted the physician diagnosed acute indigestion.
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Snow Hill
Ernest
West
Jeannette B. Trader
Worcester County
Trader
Sanford
Worcester
Richard
John L. Riley
Open Verdict In Death Of Pearson
Baffled by his hysterical widow the coroner found Humphrey Pearson a prominent scenarist shot to death in his Palm Springs villa. The coroner’s jury returned an open verdict stating they were unable to determine the circumstances of the shooting.
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Banning
Calif
Humphrey Pearson
Palm Springs
Pearson
Keedysville Notes Reflect Local Socials and Illnesses
Keedysville reports a Washington Birthday social hosted by the C. E. Society of the U B Church in the Sunday School room. Several residents are mentioned as ill or recovering, including W C Geeting and P E Kretzer, with others visiting relatives in town.
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Keedysville
C. E. Society of U. B. Church
Washington
Lindbergh Estate Quiet Five Years After Kidnapping
Five years pass since the Lindberghs deeded the High Fields estate to a children’s welfare group. The white Tudor house remains unfinished inside, furnishings mostly unstarted, and the grounds barred to visitors as caretakers guard the $50,000 property on Sourland Mountain.
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William A. Kinney
Hopewell
N. J
Sourland “Mountain
Lindbergh
White Tudor
Win‘tery
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
High Fields
White House
Yearling Cougar Resents Efforts To Drive Him From Under House
Albuquerque resident Glenn Valentine and his dog Fuzzy escaped a tense standoff as Peaches the yearling cougar forced retreat into a dark under-house lair. After weeks under the house, the cub bolted only when a quick spring and a burst of feline expletives spooked the men.
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Yearling Cougar
Albuquerque
N. M
Glenn A. Valentine
Peaches
Valentine
Fuzzy
New Mexico
Valentine Yard
Fasteeth Powder Claims Stable, Comfortable Fit
This dental powder promises to hold false teeth tighter and longer with no paste or slipping. It aims to keep a confident fit all day, with three sizes available from Peoples Services Day Stages or your local druggist.
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Tom Peoples
Ex-Congressman Andrew R. Brodbeck Dies at 76
Former congressman and Hood College president of the board Andrew R. Brodbeck died Saturday at his Hanover home aged 76. He had served Hood College since 1909 and led the board from 1930. Brodbeck Hall and driveway honor him. He also contributed to Ursinus College and Catawba College and was a director at Ursinus College in Collegeville.
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Andrew R. Brodbeck
Hood Colege
Hanover
Brodbeck
Hood
E. Ss. Bremer
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Catawba College
Salisbury
North Carolina
Cough danger signals warn of three days' warning
A fragmented ad notes that a cough or chest cold requires care and mentions a product with creosote as a palatable remedy. The readable portion emphasizes cough danger signals and frequent dosing suggestions.
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New High
Franklin Cane
Healey’s
N. Potomac St
Philco
Bohman - Warne, Inc
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
BON Ton
North Potomac Street
Winter Merchandise
Coats
W. C. Geeting
John Snawley
Hagerstown
Nancy
Gerald Hammond
Grippe
Mertie Thomas
U. B
Ezra Baker
Fred Baker
Roland Morgan
David Hite
Eva Wyand
Beansboro
P. E. Kretzer
Russell Mills
Ceorge Buxton
Kansas
Eriegionw Ravn
BAY Arma
Ribbow
Hoffman
Chevrolet
Washington St
Incorporated
Lindbergh Case
Lindbergh Estate
Sourland Mountain
St. Joseph Aspiri
St.Joseph
Shelton
Potomac St
SHOES
Salvation Army
The
East London
Ree
Amergan
Farmdale
HEINZ
Baker’s Chocolate
ASCO
Phillips
Lighthouse Cleanser
Boz
King Midas
Marshall’s
Glenwood
Parkerhouse
U. S.no. 1
Florida
U.S. No. 1
Texas
Marco
LYKIT
MeThesa
Srpre
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