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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
2
In Bushnell on March 6 circuit Judge T. G. Futch added 84 years to the 16 already imposed on James Douglas 27 who fled a road crew seized a guard’s gun forced guards and prisoners to strip and steal a state truck before being captured near Dade City an armed robbery case.
James W. Neece of Frederick sideswiped a parked car on Sumit Avenue near midnight Saturday. The other vehicle, owned by David B. Stouffer of Hagerstown Route Three, sustained $450 in damage.
A woman named Mattie Ann Kimbler of 690 Winston Street sustained injuries to her left side when her car collided with another at Westside Avenue and Church Street on Sunday noon. The other vehicle was driven by Howard E. Barnes of Hopewell. Damage to both cars was reported.
Carl Strandlund president of Lus tron Housing says Fr. Mert Young and others conspired to take control of his firm for gain. Witnesses named include Reconstruction Finance Director Walter Dunham and Rex Jacobs. The term cattle is defined as provincial breed in context.
Martin Jones walked six miles in stocking feet to Boonsboro after his 1942 car rolled several times through a fence below Funkstown. He was dazed but not seriously hurt. Trooper Robert Stone noted the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve on old Route 40 near Funkstown and was demolished. A second accident occurred Saturday when Clarence Yost’s car hit George Zunek Jr.’s car one mile east of Clear Spring on Route 40.
Roy Guessford seven of Liberty Street fell against a stove yesterday evening and cut his head. He was treated in the hospital emergency room and discharged. Blake Ray of George Street burned his right arm on a hot stove and was treated and discharged. Randall Cash on route three ran a nail into his left foot and was treated at the hospital and discharged.
Both drivers claimed the green light in a two car collision at Lae cust and Antietant Streets yesterday afternoon. Francis Pheil of East Lee Street drove one car and Alvin J. Plummer of 2300 block Oak Hill Avenue the other. Both were charged with reckless driving. Estimated damage was 450 dollars.
Reports from Swatow and Canton describe intensified anti communist actions in Kwangtung. Jails filled with Chiang Kai-shek adherents, nightly executions, and travel curbs signal widening turmoil as Nationalist forces threaten to reemerge on the mainland.
Reports from Canton and Kwantung detail heavy guerrilla losses and large captures in South China as unrest persists. The official line cites 1 505 killed or wounded and 29 473 captured with 9 265 surrendering, while reformed captives exceed 22 295.
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