Teens charged in dismantling of 1959 Lincoln Continental
Two Montgomery County youths aged 17 and 20 were caught taking the engine and transmission from a 1959 Lincoln Continental near Ore Bank Road four miles north of Frederick City. Troopers K C McAllister and Bruce Spichler arrested them after a witness alerted police. The car, stolen from Guy Stewart Motor Company in Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, had been damaged and partially dismantled with a trailer and tools found at the scene. Both youths claimed lack of involvement and were held at Rockville station.
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Montgomery County
Ore Bank Road
Frederick City
K. C. McAllister
Bruce Spichler
Donald Eugene Bunkies
Mountaincase
Meaanister
Spichler
Gambrill State Park
City Watershed
Runkles
Silver Spring
Guy Stewart Motor Company
Georgia Avenue
Wheaton
Rockville
Auto theft investigation and court summons noted in county report
In Montgomery County police activity, First Sergeant George R. Coley and Trooper David Carlson detained two suspects on a mountain scene then towed away a dismantled car to Frederick Barracks for processing. A June 10 magistrate court date was set after a $16 and 145 collateral posting. Separate incident report credits Ralph Potts and Officer Guy Himes with no charges against a Baltimore and Ohio employee in a train collision that caused $1 in car damage and $100 engine damage, with a 1950 Chevrolet listed as total loss. Maryland unemployment figures show a 15 percent drop from March to April and a 30 percent year-over-year decrease, driven by improving conditions and the exhaustion of 13-week emergency benefits. regular payments totaled $4,013,352 for April, down from $4,723,700 in March.
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Montgomeryry County
George R. Coley
David Carlson
Frederick Barracks
Montgomery County
McAlister
Spichler
Ralph Potts
Guy Himes
Baltimore and Que
William N. Sheckles
Brunswick
Peice
Baltimore
Maryland
Robert B Kimble
Employment Security
Auto Strikes B and O Diesel on East South Street
A 43-year-old Frederick man, Milton A Heerd, was injured when his 1950 Chevrolet hit the rear of a B and O railroad diesel engine and caboose on East South Street at 2212 m Sunday. Heerd, from Route 6 Frederick, was hospitalized for head abrasions, chest contusions, and neck abrasions, then returned for a check. Police say Heerd passed two warning flares, skidding 21 feet into the caboose. he was charged with reckless driving.
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Frederick
B &O
East South Street
Milton A Heerd
Frederick Sander
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Heerd
Hampton Avenue
Frederick City
Hagman
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Kimple
B. & O. Diesel
George
DAVIS
Davis Studio
Frederick Shopping Center
The
Cavetown
R. R. Rice
Headquarters
Flagstone
F. & H. Flagstone CO
Leo Fontanella
Coppermine Road
Routzahn’s
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Piembiog
Rocky Springs
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Park ‘N’ Shop Discount Supermart
East Street
Fair Grounds
New Sentinel 21
New Oak
Bendix Television
New Maple
Breen
Emerson Stere
Emerson
Spartan
Sylvania Television
Seigler
New Sentinental 24” Television
Motorola
Admiral
Raytheon
Norge
Null & Null
Mobilheat
NSA Es Pece Act Co
Economy Oil CO
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