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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1965
Page
18
Three Williamsport children and their mother escaped serious injury when a dump truck loaded with dirt struck their car. State police said Sandra K. Taylor, 22, failed to stop for a flagman, leading to the crash Friday.
At the Route 81 Md 63 intersection south of Williamsport a large dump truck pulling onto Md 63 ran over the hood of a Mrs. Taylor’s car. Mrs. Taylor and her children Debra Kay four Darla Jean two and Timothy Allen three were treated at Washington County Hospital for lacerations and abrasions and released.
Timonium State Fair will host a fishing pond from August 30 to September 8 in the Main Exhibition Hall. John M. Heil, general manager, says daily stocking, no age limit, and all equipment provided. Prizes awarded to the angler catching the largest fish.
A Baltimore man charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent was found not guilty due to lack of evidence in Magistrate's Court. Magistrate Byron W Thompson ruled the testimony only showed hearsay and insufficient to convict.
Riesett testified that a car driver asked him to wait while he met a friend, then he drove the car for several blocks, parked it, and fell asleep. He has spent 30 days in jail in Hagerstown for driving without a license and without registration.
Frederick City Police hunt an alleged hit and run driver who struck three unoccupied cars in Chapel Alley. Vehicles damaged include John E. Wilcox at 224 East Fifth Street Maynard H. Malel at 119 East Fifth Street and Carlton C. Barger at 200 East Fifth Street. Damage totaled about $200. Investigation continues.
Four masked bandits armed with pickaxe handles raided a West End jeweler in broad daylight and escaped with jewelry valued between 98 000 and 140 000 dollars.
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