Injuries And Damages From Four Frederick Auto Accidents
Two injuries and nearly 2000 dollars in damage resulted from four auto accidents in Frederick yesterday afternoon and evening. Jean Baker and Robert H Schell were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Bentz Street collision with Frances Offutt. Schell rammed a light pole to avoid Offutt’s car, and both drivers were charged with failing to obey a traffic light. Baker suffered a broken clavicle and facial lacerations, Schell minor abrasions, and Schell’s son John was treated for knee pain. Additional crashes caused further damage on Center Street and East Second Street, with drivers cited for improper signals and right of way violations.
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Frederick
Jean Baker
Myersville
Robert H. Schell
West South Street
Frederick County
Montevue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bent
Rockwell Terrace
Schell
John H. 5
Center Street
Joseph W. Vernon
Hyatts-vile
Vernon
Irvin Lester Coyle
Alto
East Second Street
Carroll Street
Ruth C. Akers
Delaware Road
Accidents Reported in Frederick Barracks Patrol
State Police at Frederick reported two accidents with no injuries and total damages of $9, plus an auto fire and a hit and run with property damage. A 1953 Pontiac driven by Preston Maynard Sulcer collided with a northbound 1953 International pickup on Marker Road near Burtusville, causing $8,200 and $300 damages respectively. Sulcer charged with reckless driving and set for October 30 hearing. A 1956 Chevrolet pickup and a 1956 Chevrolet sedan collided on Musserer Road near U S 40. James Filmore Stallings charged with failure to keep right. trial set for October 29.
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Frederick Barracks
State Police
Burt
J. D. Abbott
Preston Maynard Sulcer
Burkittsville
Donald Eugene Zecher
Svleer
Reckess
Abbott
Musserer Road
U.S. 40
J. R. Gallen
James Filmore Stallings
iRoute 4
Mount Airy Railroad
Douglas Crockett
Ijamsville
Crockett
Stallings
Floyd Stalling
Fourth Street
F i
Frederick
Bartonsville Road
Bartonsville
Gallen
Hose T Company
Ray Wisner i
Feagavile
R. E. Alderton
Rights Of Businessmen Outlined By Governor
Salisbury reports Governor Ta nes outlines seven rights businessmen should claim from government. The speech emphasizes efficiency, government services, cost-effective agencies, favorable business climate, taxation within means, and safeguards against overreach by legislature and regulatory bodies. The article also notes local civic events and a Hebrew Congregation observance.
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Salisbury
Gov Tanes
Sab Rotarians
Tawes
Legislative Branch
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Nes
Robert H Schell
Frances W. Offutt
Schel
Paul Long
Cambria
Teir
East Patrick Street
Wiliam G Carbauy
Patrick Istreet
Clareme E. Hardy
South Market Street
Marshall Murray
Harm Lo Quinn
William A. Boone Jr
Beaver Shook
Guy H. Himes
G. Annette Ecker
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Hawa
Bentz
Monreyvue
Harry Footer & Co. Cleaners
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
OX Request
Weare
Beorggm EP
Hal
Kitchen & Briss
Rving Rog
SUN
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Lsta Homes
Carrollton Drive
Bentz Street
South Street
Awill
Shemini Atzereth
Relgions
Samuel Glasner
Baltimore
Glasner
Bureau of Jewish Education
Rabbi Glasner
the News
Maryland
the Potomac Ebison
Patrick St
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