Strong enforcement urged to curb auto fatalities in Maryland
Captain Charles W. Mageha of Troop B Frederick County Maryland warned that only continued strong law enforcement can reduce highway deaths. He released two year accident figures showing declines in total accidents and increases in arrests, stressing enforcement over education and citing economic losses from fatalities. The report includes county totals for 1956 and 1957 with comparisons and notes on patrol mileage and court actions.
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