Accidents Reported Across Maryland on Busy Weekend
The Hagerstown Outpost of the State Police described multiple crashes. Ella Sanford's 195 Pontiac and Robert Stepler Sr.’s Cadillac suffered extensive damage with injuries to occupants. Charges included stopping on a paved highway and reckless driving. Nearby Taneytown saw a severe one car crash damaging a 1954 Chevrolet and sending a York general Hospital bound victim. A second incident near Sandy Hook involved two injured men from Damascus. A 1956 Oldsmobile hit a bridge overpass. the driver remained uninjured and no charges were filed. A 1957 Oldsmobile wreck near Ridgeville left one uninjured driver charged with reckless driving. Another collision on Liberty Road left Joseph Lynch injured. Sewell Barnes cited for following too closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Sanford
Robert Levi Stepler Sr
Hagerstown
State Police
Sanford
Stepler
R. B. Basore
York
York General Hospital
Taneytown Ambulance
C . Snyder
Watson
Maryland
Sandy Hook
Irvin Rhinehart
Damascus
Charles Jewell
Walter L. Steiner
Monrovia
Harry Smith
US. 40
Ridgeville
DeWitt Lee Linthicum
Dickerson
W. L. Newcomer
Frederick
Liberty Road
Sheridan Road
Randallstown Barracks
Joseph E. Lynch
Westminster
Sewell Barnes
Sykesville
Barnes
Mary R. Rhian
Randallstown
Willard Holland Jr
Donald Shower
Fourth accident at U.S. 40 Maryland 75 intersection prompts light request
State Police report the fourth crash this year at the U.S. 40 and Maryland 75 New Market turnoff, injuring a Connecticut woman, Iris S. Saville, 25, of East Harford. Her husband drove her to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a left turn by Daniel Gust Hedin, 61, of Hyattsville, without signaling caused the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 40
Maryland
New Market
Connecticut
Iris S. Saville
East Harford
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hedin
Hyattsville
J. R. Galten
Frederick Magistrate's Court
State Roads Commission
Samuel Barrick
New Market Lions Club
Hill Street
Moxley Street
Mount Airy
Larry Eugene Gartrell
Vernon Calvin Thomas
Hart Thomas
Frederick Magistrate’s Court
Gallen
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Congo Leader Blames U N Forces For Congo Tension
Congo Vice Premier Antoine Gizenga told U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold at a dinner that U N forces have weakened security in Katanga Province. Hammarskjold refused to endorse action seen as ceding control, stating a need to uphold international responsibility while noting Belgium should withdraw its troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammar_Skjold
Katanga
Antoine Gizenga
Hammarskijold
Gizenga
Whyte
Hammarskjold
Community of Peoples
The
City Police Make Numerous Arrests Over Weekend
Weekend police actions yielded multiple arrests across the city on Saturday. Suspects faced charges ranging from driving under the influence and speeding to assault and operating without a license. Bond amounts and trial dates were set, with many August dates noted. Officers listed include Sgt. William Boost Jr and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Dodson
Harpers Ferry
North Bentz Street
Dodson
Fred A. Wisner
Walkersville
West Patrick Street
Herbert D. Abrecht
East Patrick Street
West All Saints Street
Robert S. West
West South Street
West
David L. Glass
Ond Street
Thomas H. Quill Jr
Lindberg Avenue
West Second Street
Art Toe Hie
Melvin T. Snowden
Bartonsville
Herman. Snowden
Snowden
William Boost Jr
Demer Shook
Bernard King
Frank Main
Norman Trump
West Africa Nations Hit By Khrushchev Message Diplomatic Push
A cable from Premier Khrushchev to Dahomey Premier Maga signals Moscow's bid to establish diplomatic ties with West Africa. The brief dispatch notes readiness for relations with Nigeria and the region. In other news, a Jordan court reports a security case in Amman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Hubert Maga
Dahomey
Dahomey. For
Deeleecee
Nigeria
Africa
West
Amman
Jordan
Nablus
Jordan Sunday Convicts 24 of Communist Party Activity
Jordan Sunday sentences 24 Jordanians to one to twenty years in prison for active membership in the outlawed Communist party. Twenty others are acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Communist Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Snow
North Market St
Fisher’s, Inc
T. Delaughter & Son
Shookstown Road
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Davis
Camera Mart
Studio Frederick
Cavetown
Enterprise
Moscow
Soviet Union
Wes-Mar
Patrick St
East Street
Glass & Mirror
Kaempf & Harris
Phome
Frederick, Mé
Hallmark and
Norcross
Berger's Book Mart & Gift Shop
Reader’s Digest
Hendrickson
Talbot
Ong
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!