Four Hurt In Four Car Crash At City Intersection
Four people were injured in a four vehicle collision at 1 40 p m yesterday at the intersection of South Braddock and Monmouth Streets. Ira Brewe 49 of Cleveland was held overnight for observation but released. Treated and released were Forest Brewer 42 of Diller Pa Walter Maddox 48 of Harrisburg and Myrtle V Newlin 49 of 125 Braddock Street Investigating officers reported the Brewers men were passengers in a 1957 Ford driven by Robert A Brown of Cleveland Maddox was the driver of a 1959 Plymouth and Newlin the passenger in a 1957 Chevrolet driven by Mitchell Lee Newlin of 125 Braddock Street The other car involved was a 1958 Pontiac driven by Lola Love Williams of 453 North Braddock Street Capt Warren Rudolph and Officer Floyd A Bailey said the Ford was westbound on Monmouth while the Plymouth and Pontiac were southbound on Braddock The Chevrolet was stopping east on Monmouth and the Ford came through a yield sign onto Braddock into the path of the Plymouth and Pontiac, sending it into the Chevrolet.
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South Braddock and
Monmouth Sts
Ira Brewe
Cleveland
Forest Brewer
Dillae
Walter Maddox
Harrisonburg
Myrtle V. Newlin
S. Braddock St
Ford
Robert A. Brown
Monmouth
Braddock
Plymouth
Pontiac
Tuesday Morning Statistic Public Service Note
A Tuesday morning statistic is published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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The
Advertising Council
Two-Car Crash Reports Charges and Damages Detailed
A two vehicle collision on Rt 522 north of Winchester produced no injuries. The Ford driver faced charges of driving under the influence and reckless driving, with a hearing set for 10 am July 11. Damages totaled 1150 for the Ford, 850 for the Plymouth, and 475 each for the Pontiac and Chevrolet. State Trooper L W Waters cited the 1957 Healey driven by William Mosby Jr of Star Tannery as traveling south and crossing the center line, striking a Cadillac operated by William Arthur Coxon of Ontario Canada. Damages: Healey 150, Cadillac 100.
Young People Give Moscow a New Look
Eight years after Stalin, a thaw broadens youth life in Moscow. The piece sketches modern fashion, Western influences, and relaxed attitudes among young Muscovites, with Americans noting U S news interest and a shift away from fear. A Soviet mother seeks American cigarette packs amid growing informal exchanges.
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Moscow
Stalin
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Razyvedchik
Boris Paster
Two Extra Inning Games at Senseny Park Recreation
At Senseny Park a day of City League Church League Pony League and Little League games produced excitement from morning to night. F M Bank defeated Duckpinners 20 1 in five innings behind Buckner six hitter and Conner three base hit. Exchange beat Lions 22 3 in the Little League with Spaid and Kern homering. VFW edged Elks 7 4 in the Pony League in eight innings as Pryor and Watkins led 11 hits. Church League TACs beat Front Royal 9 8 in ten innings as O’Hara and Jordan sparked late rally.
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Charlie Tait
Church Ae Girls
Senseny Park
Diamonds
Eaaty
Senseng Park
Recreation Department
F&m Bank
Buckner
Doris Conner
Jeannie DeHaven
Judy Abreul
Susie Reynolds
Connie Baker
DeHaven
Wilson
Exchange
Rotary
Lions
Spaid
Kern
Ron Clevenger
Thompson
R. H. Hummer
Ch Man
Gene Singhs
Howard Lloyd
Joe Guess
VFW
George Watkins
Ellis
Bell
Elks
Pryor
Watkins
Smith
Sullivan
Derry
Sunnyside
D. Lee
A. Myers
Hershman
McCall
Myers
Tacs
Front Royal
Bud Grey
R. Jenkins
Woody O'Hara
O’hara
Jordan
O'Bannon
Ladd
Pullen
United States Davis Cup captain remains confident after Wimbledon
David Freed, the new U S Davis Cup captain, says the United States has the finest young tennis talent, naming Earl Buchholz Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston. Ralston and Raphael Osuna reached the men’s doubles final by beating Italy Sweden and top seeds Laver Mark. Janet Hopps and Karen Hantze helped the U S reach the women’s doubles semifinal by defeating Armstrong Catt of Britain.
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Wimbledon
England
David Freed
United States
Salt Lake City
Earl Buchholz
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Mexico City
Freed
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Raphael Osuna
California
Australia
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Karen Hantze
San Diego
Britain
Shiela Armstrong
Deidre Catt
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Tion
Braddock and
Memorial’ Hospital
Nak
William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Lavrenty Beria
Ryan
By William L. Ryan
Associated Press News
Moskva River
Leningrad
New York
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
U.S
Hillman
Shenandoah Motor CO
Charles Town
H. M. Stevens, Inc
Winchester
Braddock St
A&n Stores
VL Nl
Saven
Worke
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