Weekend Accidents Reported In Maryland County
Maryland State Police logged multiple weekend vehicle crashes in the county. Reports include a high speed 1948 Oldsmobile collision with a 1953 Ford near Yellow Spring injuring George Hale, and a two car crash on US 15 injuring Catherine Hodges Mullstead and Agnes Layman. Additional one car incidents on Route 31 near Libertytown and Manor Woods Road near US 15, plus a multi vehicle crash on Route 29 and Route 198 injuring several people including Dr Ronald Buchanan and Deborah Buchanan. Charges included excessive speed and failure to grant the right of way.
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Maryland
RE Cook
Yellow Spring
Thomas & Shane Elies
Hale
Fredeick Memorial Hospital
Shafter
Troop O
Cookth
Robert Eo Snyder
Catoctin Furnace
Ford
Battle B Wins Ban Data
Cirde
Chevrolet
Layman
C Dewalt
Montgomeri
Dewalt
Snyder
US 15
Hansonville
Catherine T Hodges Mullstead
Bethesda
Agnes Mary Layman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Neil Alexander
Libertytown
Shirley C Smith
Lmon Bridge
Alexander
Manor Woods
Us$ 15
Sonn E Lee
James Haves Braedberry
Uynes
Afis
Haves
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Providence Hostal
Washington
SIL
Rockville
Ronald Buchanan
Burtonsville
Deboah Buchanan
Sandy Springs
Baltimore
BM Ramsey
BC Dryden
Buchanan
City Police Report Two Minor Accidents
City Police reported two minor accidents on Sunday causing minor damage to autos and injuries to a bicyclist. At West Sixth and North Bentz streets Richard C Grossmickle struck a cyclist Alton Shaff who was unable to stop in time. Shaff was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. A second accident on Elm Street involved James Rinehart's 1956 Buick as a tree fell onto the car. no injuries were reported.
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Pries
Frederick
Reed Thompson
Richard Baugher
James Rinehart
East Second Street
Elm Street
St Fm Street
Rinehart
Ray No Dietz
Firecrackers warned to stay away from fields and woodlands
Farmers cautioned against using firecrackers to deter deer from soybean and corn fields. Robert G Dennis, a fire control supervisor for District MI of the Department of Forestry, warns that burning debris from firecrackers starts forest fires. He advises keeping firecrackers 100 feet from woodlands and fields, noting the debris can reach about six feet high.
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Salisblry AP
Dee
Robert G Dennis
Department of Forest and Paths
Dennis
Teens survive mine ordeal after 30 hours without food
Pittsburgh AP reports three 18 year old boys emerged from an abandoned coal mine after fasting over 30 hours. They were found by rescue crews near a gas and water filled corridor 2000 feet from the entrance and treated for exposure and dehydration at St Clair Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Abbott
Danny O'Kain
Billy Burke
St Clair Memorial Hospital
Wuapildi
Antes Sam Une
Burke and
Abbott
Tom Wisging
Castle
Shannon Abbott
Clapp Named To Race Committee
Robert E Clapp Jr of this city was named to a special race committee by the Maryland Bar Association to assist in solving racial tensions locally. The organizational meeting will be held in Baltimore with eleven Maryland attorneys on the panel.
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Robert E Clapp Jr
Associaton
H. Vernon Eney
Associ Iat
Maryland
Clapp
Baltimore
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