Plan to ease state road grade crossings proposed
Mackall, Mate Beads Commission chairman, announced securing pledges from Pennsylvania Beltmere Ohio and Western Maryland Railway to pay half of a 20.9 million dollar plan to eliminate major grade crossings. The State Roads Commission would carry the other half over 18 years, with no bond issue, using overhead or underpasses to remove crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehe WY. Mackall
Mate Beads Commission
Patterday
Pennsylvania
Beltmere
Ohio and
Western Maryland Railway
Chatinne Mackall
State Roads Commission
Eppheamen
W. W. Atterbury
C. W
SeBeway
Battisere
Ohio
Maryland
Maxwell ¢. Byers
Cresafegs
Boway
Meads-Chairman
Pennnsylvania
Baltimore and
Camberland
Georges Creek
Washington
Baltimores
Arm
Mackall
Amputate Leg Of 11 Year Old Boy After Car Crash
William Bennett, 11, suffered leg amputation at Washington County Hospital after a blood loss crisis following a South Tomas Street auto accident weeks earlier. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Hemmett, received four blood transfusions as doctors sought to save the limb. The incident involved a machine driven by B M Hah of Punkstown as the boy played with others.
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William Bennett
Washington County Hospital
Tle Fe
South Fotomas Street
H.C. Hemmett
Meber
B. M. Hah
Punkstown
Untitled Fragment Reflects Dismissive Marital Tone
A brief line notes rapid shift in control and possession after marriage. The speaker implies wealth dictates ownership and ease of claim, suggesting social status governs intimate appropriation with little time required.
Tragic London tale of Grace Diana Glackaler
Grace Diana Glackaler, an 18 year old aspiring dancer in London, pursued life under bright lights but met death after an encounter with a young man in a park. A razor attack ended her life, leaving a sobering lesson for parents and young girls about risk and illusion in city nightlife.
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Milton Brommer
London
Grace Diana Glackaler
Grace
Lorena
Loudon
Grace Diang J
Ife
Bothe
Louton Uney Wat
Grace Diana
Diana
Patrol Wagon Bids To Be Opened Friday
The Street Commissioner will review bids for two patrol wagons for the Hagerstown police department later Friday. Dagmar patrols by M. P. Moller Company proposed. one nine cylinder unit about 3200 dollars, the other four cylinder about 2800 dollars. Wagons convertible to ambulances, garage planned behind police headquarters.
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Hagerstows
Cormministan- Org Taat
Dagmar
M. P. Moller Company
Conzalusion Ora 50
Washington Street
Prospect
Mie Square
Totomas
Franklis Te Amtielam
Timit Fe
Bundle Day Prompts Warm Clothing for Near East Refugees
Today is Bundle Day for May with a drive to prepare blankets and clothing for refugees in the Near East. Volunteers are urged to bring or mail ready bundles to Near East Relief at 14 West Franklin, Baltimore, Maryland, to show Washington County and others the way in assisting children and adults in cold camps.
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Near East
West
Baltimers
Mid
Imerathy
Washington
Jailbreak at Kent County Jail Shocks Dover Bel
Willam Douglas and George Carter, both convicts in Kent county jail for larceny, escaped tonight by tearing up the cell floor. The pair fled the jail at Dover. Local authorities launched a manhunt as the incident raises security concerns.
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Dover
Bel
Willam Douglas
George Carter
Kent County
Nere
End and Escape Leads to Puzzling Search for Peleners
A mangled report notes an escape that led to a late state police search but offered no clue to the whereabouts of the peleeners. The fragment hints at a pursuit and unresolved mystery with no identified suspects or location.
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BAS
Sciences
Santiag
Brooklyn
Stanhart Lier Mewers
Chas. E. Rigney
Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
Potomde Street
Agoulzi Patos
Grace Diana Backaller
Chichester S
Ioan
Sui BT Beaggists
Eleriwepe
Wageretowa
Maryland Biscuit Company
Mmissionera Toupeere
Henson's Hat Shop
Astiotern
Footer
Gary
Liberal Pa
Martzel
Potomac St
Ectric CO
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