Ten School Students Hurt In Bus Crash Near Sandy Hook
A bus crash on U S Route 349 near Sandy Hook left 73-year-old Otto C. Smith of Santa Fe New Mexico seriously injured with fractures and cuts. About 18 students on board escaped serious harm with 11 examined at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Bus driver Roger Himes of Weverton praised for calm action helping students exit.
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U. S
Sandy Hank Bride
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Otto C. Smith
Santa Fe
N. M
William M. Brish
Roger Himes
Weverton
Brish
New Mexico
Kathryn Fauble
Jo Ann Richards
James Holder
Eugene Krom
Essie Hoffmaster
Betty Thompson
Betty Best
Brunsvick
Sandy Hook
Younger County
James Stonesifer
Himes
Atte
Victor R. Martin
Broom Fight Goes To Court
Testimony centered on a broom confrontation on a sidewalk as Mrs House confronted Miss Johnson with accusations of assault. Several neighbors testified Miss Johnson struck first while Mrs House attempted to remove leaves. State's Attorney argued wind may have carried debris and questioned who started the incident.
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Ross Johnson
House
Pauline Spade
Annie Swarts
Flee. Wood
Beene
Miss Johnson
Martin TL
Woman fights lead to verdict in unclear case
State Attorney notes that fights between women can occur without weapons while defense argues witnesses test that a broom was dropped before blows. Magistrate Sovder weighs testimony and signals possible justice, amid a wary courtroom atmosphere and uncertain outcome.
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Atty
Omer Kaylor, Jr
Mise Johnson
Sovder
VanSant to Speak at Hagerstown Rotary Meeting
Wilbur VanSant, president of VanSant & Co. in Baltimore, will address the Hagerstown Rotary Club tomorrow at the regular weekly meeting. His talk, titled An Organized Selling The Salesman's Last Versatile Tool, highlights his long civic work including roles with the Board of Criminal Justice and the Baltimore Kiwanis.
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Wilbur VanSant
VanSant Sngdale & Co
Baltimore
Uy Juncheon
Ik Timely
VanSant
Ipiganen
Ftalin
Shovd Oh
iDAR Presents Gifts To School Members
Members of the Conaeechonugie Chapter PD ALR enjoyed a Getaber meeting in Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church chapel. Mrs Seate qo Waner and others led talks on Flower Arrangements and the state Haared meeting. Gifts for the Cross Nerd School were requested for the November meeting hosted by Ves Frank Shoftnder and Mrs Charles Raggi.
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Conaeechonugie
PD. Alr
Chapel of Zion
Colt Company
Mire Higgs
Robert Reynolds
Wnttz
Children’s America Revelation Society
Ray Trarton
Mes Milfer
Sirs
Brasden Warker
Homie of
Ves
Charles Raggi
Cross
Communists Seize Amoy and Swatow Coast Ports
Chinese Reds gain control of the coast from Canton to Amoy after seizing the treaty port of Amoy and reportedly taking Swatow. In Chungking, President Chiang Kai-shek urges political reform while warning Reds seek to turn China into a Soviet-style vassal state. Nationalists retreat to Kinmen as the Formosa defense forces claim a hold.
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Chungking
China
Canton
Amay
Hong Kong
Swatow
Amoys
Whi Tsung-dén
Wei
S Eme
Sébaecks
Ching Inty
Las
Amey
Formosa
Shanghai
Mane Kong
Kinemen Island
Helus Lewined Gut
Musicale To Be Presented Soon at St Peters Lutheran
Miss iid Chagges will present her students in a program at St Peters Lutheran Church Roonsburg beginning at 7 oclock Saturday evening. The program includes Hide and Seek The Birthday Day Louise Hyomis Wires Paradise Harald Rowe Lonise Bramles Kay Dewi The Piette and Evening ReHs Lark Amn The Linke Shipper Kay Johnson In The Cotton ehds Petiines Ymy Stach Ride Loneneckyr Tawrr Heits Smith Tart Gight March CondN Pateieta Smiths An OM Lilac Tree Babbie Gra Derothy Macon The Ballet Dancer Toemda Makerbere The F melee Palmering ds Tere ney Tinetmiale Drifting Melody Joy F Singing Birds Sauder 4 fare Lorigreshed ie
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Miss Iid Chagges
St. Peters Lutheran Whuteh
Roonsbarg
Wwrlock i
Melee Palmering
Tereney Tinetmiale
Sauder 4
Fare Lorigreshed Ie
One Room School Shows High Cost For One Little Girl
In Trout River New York a one room school with six year old Carolyn White as the only pupil costs taxpayers about 2400 dollars annually. The teacher earns 2000 dollars and 400 goes to supplies and stove. Residents joke the expense is for one little girl as several pupils have moved to nearby towns. Carolyn enjoys being the teacher’s pet though she misses a playmate at recess.
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Trout River
N.Y. Ct
Carolyn White
Carolyn
Prader
James Chile
Puydl
Tree On Square Has An Operation
A local tree in the Square undergoes surgery to remove decay and be reinforced with cement and iron supports. Fertilizer spraying will wait until spring, and the tree is praised as a landmark that anchors community identity for Hagerstown residents.
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E. A. Wareham, Jr
Wareham
Hagerstonians
Price Of Eggs Slated To Drop
Government eyes lower egg prices amid price support cuts and potential production impact. Analysts warn some high cost farmers might exit, while the government expects a possible $85 million loss on dried eggs stock sold abroad below purchase price. The note ends with facts on Indian-origin state names and a quip about gold in water and earth.
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Weather Report
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Jack Rose
Smartwear
Hotel Hamilton Bldg
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Maryland
Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, MI
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Hagerstown
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