Man Survives 60-Foot Leap From Bay Bridge in Police Chase
A Talbot County man Paul Richard Harmon Jr. 27 of Tilghman leaped from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge after a seven mile chase with state police at speeds up to 100 mph. He survived a 60 foot fall into 20 foot deep water after his car struck a eastbound train car. He was rescued after about 25 minutes in the water. His car and a second vehicle were badly damaged. Harmon was jailed in Centreville awaiting charges of speeding reckless endangering and failing to heed an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Paul Richard Harmon Jr
Tilghman
Talbot County
M. S. Clevenger
S. R. Chaffey
Harmon
Marjorie Helen Buarque
Washingon
Clevenger
Buaraue
Annapolis General Hospital
Manuel Buarque
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Buarque
Queen Annes
Centreville
Poe
Suspended Non-Support Sentence in Maryland Court
Maryland magistrate Joseph J. Coady sentenced 23 year old Louis E. Davis of Mount Airy to a year in the Maryland House of Correction for non support before suspending the term contingent on weekly payments of 14. The case involved a two year old child and a wife who reported seven weeks of non support and loss of utilities. Davis maintained he provided a home and furniture and later withdrew an appeal when told of the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Coady
Route 3
Mount Airy
Maryland House of Correction
Louis E. Davis
Damascus
Patricia M. Davis
Davis
Coady
Claude Henry Gardner
Libertytown
North Market Street
Denver Shook
Gardner
Frederick
Third
Market
Joseph Arthur Bowers
Frederick City
Water Street
Bowers
Eugene Mathias Dinterman
East Third Street
Patrick Edward Ke
Route 2
Thurmont
East Street
Francis Donald Johnston
Jefferson Street
Rockwell Terrace
Long list of local wills and visits in Frederick area
The report details a string of social notices and family visits around Frederick and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Trego McKinney's return from Frederick Memorial Hospital and improvements of Grace McKinney. It lists visits by Lowe’s sister and brother-in-law and others including the Smiths, Reesers, and Alger, with additional references to the Dodson estate and beneficiaries, plus Governor Earl Long’s return to Baton Rouge after a rest at his upstate farm and various charitable bequests from the Dodson will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trego McKinney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grace McKinney
Guy Albaugn
Rosa Smith
Prince Frederick
Donald A. Reeser
Bit. Pleasant
John Anderson
Debbie
Brunswick
Arthur Siberts
Robin
Arthur Jr
Frederick
Jobs
Anna Lee Alger
Middletown
John H. Foster
Jona Lindsay
Jesse Hine
Baltimore
George E. Zimmer
William Nehouseiman
Norman H. Crum
William
Near
Bit. Airy
Kent C. Nicodemus
Erna DeGrange
Marion S._Miller
Charles Dodison
Helem jJehnes
Mary Mercer Nicodemus
Lena M. Dodson
Frederick Memorial
Thomas E. Eich
Elberger
Carl Bodson
Imansion
Capital
Mary _Mercer Nicodemus
Strawbridge
Sykessville
Camillus
The News Frederick July 7 1953
The Frederick newspaper dated July 7 1953 reports local happenings and notices. It compiles brief items, civic updates, and community notices from Frederick Maryland for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oslo
Norway
Stalheim Hotel
Muspiel Hele
Marie Mulder
The
Hague
Aun
London
Margaret
Belfast
Ministry of Civil Aviation
Marzarret
M. M. Carter
Methodist Church
George Castle
Lowe
Harry S. Ranneberger
North Market
Cadillac
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Monument
New Market District Volunteer Fire Co
Firemen’s
Frederick High School
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BIG 9 Co
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Bour
Ejetter
Onia
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