Seven Weekend Accidents Reported in Frederick County
State Police logged seven weekend crashes in Frederick County with at least two injuries. A double crash on the Frederick Freeway near U S 15 and U S 40 left a Washington family and another couple injured. one driver faced reckless driving and DUI charges. A second collision on U S 340 near Feagaville injured three, including a Brunswick railroad worker and a Frederick student.
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Frederick County
Oelock
Frederick
U.S. 15
U. S. 40
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl Tracey
Washington, D.C
Chris G. Scoredos
Bindstreet
Northwest
Helen R. Scoredos
Jane B. Scoredos
John A. Scoredos
Eric C. Scoredos
Ann L. Hancock
Washington
Marvins. Hancock
Leonard F. Glenn
Glenn
Dutrow
John St. Coker
Route 7
Coker
Ford
Hancock
U.S. 40
Rosemont Avenue
Scerédos
Scoredos Auto
Om Rt
U.S
Feagaville
Francis William Barker
Brunswick B. & O
Lena Catherine Culler
Route 4
Auto crashes and injuries across multiple Maryland scenes
Multiple accidents on U S 40 and nearby roads left several hurt or treated in hospital. Drivers Barker Main and others sustained damages. no charges filed. Three others injured near Dairy Queen. two teens cited for following too closely. A separate Woodsboro crash injured four, including James Toms. Two younger boys died in a Madrid fire-related tragedy.
Mother Gave Drugs To Two Daughters
Cleveland detectives report the mother, Mrs. Vincent Fratantonio, admitted giving barbiturates to her two young daughters Bernadette and Yenita Fratantonio. The 3 year olds were hospitalized at Mt. Sinai in stable condition as investigators pursue the mystery. The mother, 29, is married to a shipping clerk and remains under police protection after giving birth to her fifth child.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bernadette
Yenita Fratantonio
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Vincent Fratantonio
St. Ann Hospital
Norman Ferris
Nebulous case ties two girls to coma mystery
The article reports that Bernadette and Venita were placed in Juvenile Court custody after blood tests indicated abnormal conditions. Their brothers Joseph and James unaffected. A mother cited unclear motives for administering drugs, sometimes claiming the child was too lively.
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Bernadette
Venita
Joseph
James
Mt. Sinai
St. Ann
Ferris
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Stephen P. Riland
Barker
Ernest Leon Main
West Potomac Street
Brunswick South
Culler
Riland
Main
Dairy Queen
At & O'Clock
Virginia F. Prichett
Middletown
Ann L. Ambrose
Presser
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
Laura E. Ambrose
Joseph R. Gallen
Barthelows-Kemptown Road
Gallen
Pennsylvania
Hayden Dawson
Cumberland Fort Hill
U.S.40
Nancy Lee Fisher
Myersville
Ellen Jem' Tia Wiles
Route 1
Miss Fisher
Wiles
Wiles Auto
Fisher
Francis G. Powers
Robert H. McClear
Maryland
Main Street
Woodsboro
James Lamar Toms
LeGore Shoe Factory
Sandra Lee Shadle
Toms
Virginia Mary Nehls
Walkersville
Christian Victor Nehls
Nikita Khrushchev
Barbara
Toms Auto
Nehls
Madrid
Ida Ford Powers
Oliver W. Powers
Playtex
Bandeau
Hendrickson
The
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
R. R. Rice
Niewera
Fisher’s, Inc
Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
Auto Glass
Window Glass Complete Glass
Hallmark and Norcross
Berger’s Book Mart & Gift Shop
North Market St
Sefthc
Piehis— Pouls — Feondetin
Sarvicn
Delaughter & Son
Shenkstown
Auto & Home
Poon Wesmar Paint & Glass
le Cals
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Amy
Kaempf & Harris
Frederick, Md
Davis
Camera Mart
Studio Frederick
Pete” the
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