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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1960

Page

10

Accidents reported over Labor Day weekend in Frederick area

State Police from Frederick and Randallstown report seven accidents over Labor Day weekend causing about 700 in damages. Injured were David Netz 99 of Clear Spring Carroll Lescalleet 19 of Woodspore and Lois Brister 39 of Riggs Road West Hyattsville. Netz and Lescalleet were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Damages cited include a 1959 Chevrolet pickup driven by Howard Irvin Bimer 34 of Hagerstown and a 1957 Ford driven by Kenneth L Dorm 26 of Westminster. Dorm charged with reckless driving and Bimmer with no registration.

Frederick Randallstown David G Netz Clear Spring Carroll Wiliam Lescalleet Woodspore de Lois Brister Riggs Road West Hyarsaille

Police report Labor Day weekend traffic crashes in Maryland

Trooper Leo Shank cites speeding charges after a collision on Halisop Road in Clarksville. Joseph Collins, 31, of Silver Spring, had facial injuries. Charles Christopher Kirk, 23, of West Hyattsville, driven Ford, failed to negotiate a curve. Damages estimated at 150 to Collins car and 100 to Kirk auto. Other incidents include a 1957 Chevrolet wreck on Maryland 405 near Bellssat Road with Benjamin F. Etton, 25, of Rockville, and driver Elliott charged for failing to drive right of center and leaving scene. A 1963 Chevrolet wrecked on Maryland 48, with driver Harman W. Miller, 28, of Thurmont, and a guardrail collision. James Pates of Baltimore identified after a hit and run on Maryland 1 near Thurmont. A 1955 Ford and a 1955 Cadillac collision at Montevue Home. no injuries but $400 to Cadillac and $50 to Ford. Geraldine H. Carty, 2, injured after jumping from parked cars. Harman W. Miller involved in the incident.

Leo Shank Lescaileet Miss Brister Halisop Clarksville Joseph Collins Silver’ Spring Collins Ford Charles Christopher Kirk West Hyattsville Collins Auto Randallstown Jack Corum Kirk Tie Kirk Auto Chevrolet Maryland Bellssat Maryland 48 Benjamin F. Etton Rockville Top Barnes Frederick Barracks Elliott Yellow Springs Montevue Cadillac Poelice Richard Lee Masser Frederick Roger S. Rothenhoefer Thurmont Cadllac Gordon South Harrisburg James Pates Baltimore Geraldine H. Carty Route 1

Three Car Crashes Reported on Maryland Roads

A three car crash on Maryland 182 east of 97 occurred Monday at 3 15 pm injuring two Silver Spring women who were taken to Washington Sanitarium. A Labor Day two car crash on Bomfant Road near 182 injured two women and sent them to the same hospital with severe facial lacerations. A separate three car crash near All States Inn on Maryland 35 at 5 45 pm caused no injuries. George Edward Johnson of Mason Drive Rockville was charged with reckless driving.

Koma Park Maryland Silver Spring Bomfant Road Washington Sanitarium All States Inn George Edward Johnson Mason Drive Rockville

Ness Era Prohibition Agent Inspires The Untouchables Season Two

Hollywood reports Eliot Ness, Chicago prohibition agent, anchors the fictional Untouchables in season two. Executive producer Jerry Thorpe says the show cannot extend past the 1930s nor shift Ness from prohibition cases, preserving Chicago as the series home. The new episodes will feature infamous New York figures Legs Diamond, Waxey Gordon, and Larry Fay.

Hollywood Eliot Ness Chicago ABC Jerry Thorpe Ness Eliot Legs Diamond Waxey Gordon Larry Fay

TV Series Plans Reflect Crime Frontier and Classic Westerns

A veteran TV executive discusses adapting crime and war era stories into new formats. He notes limits in retelling famous cases like the Lindbergh kidnapping and mentions upcoming programs about Naz bands in America. Ed Sullivan features Oscar Hammerstein in a Sunday hour long show and classic Westerns return with live action despite reboots.

America Thorpe Ness

TV Schedule Fragments and Movie Listings Noted

A fragmented OCR listing shows a dense patchwork of TV time slots, film titles, and program names across dates and channels. Notable entries include Boze the Clown Susie Popeye and Captain Tage Burns and Allen Three Stooges Little Rascals The Conquering Horde Guliver's Travels and Home Run Derby.

Boze the Clown Milt Grant Guliver’s Travels Susie Popeye Captain Tage

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