Weekend traffic crashes noted in Frederick police report
Frederick police logged multiple weekend collisions with injuries and property damage. Vehicles include a 1955 Oldsmobile, a 1956 Ford, and a 1953 Plymouth. Officers investigated reckless driving and rear collisions. totals exceeded several hundred dollars. One Frederick woman injured. no charges in some cases.
Retired Admiral Cited For Drunken Driving
Palo Alto Calif March 3 WPA retired Navy admiral Heber Hampton McLean of Llano Texas was cited for drunken driving after a collision on El Camino Real He was booked at Palo Alto city jail ordered to appear in court and released on a 260 bond McLean refused an alcohol test He said he was visiting relatives and had held senior commands in the Navy after retirement in 1954 A separate traffic accident on West Patrick Street involved George R Stull and Jono B Harris Jr causing minor damage and no charges were filed
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Mary Eliizabeth Thayer
West
Patrick Street
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Mallory Street
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Sweet
Carroll Street
Harry L. Quinn
Thayer
Eby
Farmers Co-op
Palo Alto
Calif
el Camino Real
San Francisco Bay ‘Peninsula
Heber Hampton McLean
Llano
Tex
McLean
Allied
Europe
6Th Fleet
7Th Fleet
Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vissi
George R. Stull
Route 1
Walkersville
Jono B. Harris Jr
Cavetown
West Patrick Street
Harris
Stull
Four-year-old girl found dead in Bellmawr closet
Mary Jane Barker aged four, missing a week, was found dead in an unoccupied home two blocks from her last seen location. A puppy believed missing with her survived. Police and coroner planned autopsy to determine cause of death. The body was discovered by a six year old girl and her aunt, who owned the new home, as they checked closets. The incident occurred in a residential Bellmawr district.
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Mary Jane Barker
Edward Garrity
Hobert d. Blake
Garrity
Mary Jane
Maria Farietta
Mary
Aame
Jane
Runnning
Barker Rome
Camden County
Maryland Senate Plans State Backed Loans for Counties
Maryland Senate President Sep Goldstein would back a bill allowing 23 counties and Baltimore City to borrow 350 million dollars over 19 years for school construction. Bonds would be issued by the state to secure lower interest, with Baltimore City eligible for about 191.8 million and others listed for varying amounts. The plan aims to match enrollment growth and provide immediate construction funding.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Sep
Goldstein Dcalverti
Baltimore City
Goldstein
Allegany
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