Accidents Investigated in City and Outside Routes
Details from multiple two car collisions reported by city and state police. Incidents include a rear end crash on North Market and East Fourth Street injuring no one seriously, a red signal violation leading to a major damage collision, and several minor contact accidents on South Court Street and East Second Street. One driver was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a laceration. A state police report covered a Route 81 sideswipe with charges of failing to stay right and operating under the influence.
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East Fourth S
James E. Schroyer
Ford
Doris L. Rapp
RFD
North Market
East Fourth St
Charles N. Jones
East Main St
Middletown
Jones
Schreyer
North Bentz
West Fourth Sts
Harry L. Quynn
Roscoe E. DeGrance
East Second St
North Bentz St
Harriet R. Trail
RFD 7
West Fourth St
DeGrange
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
South Court St
South Court
Ray N. Dieta
Charles W. Lough
Upper College Terrace
Frank N. Shankle
Thomas Ave
Lough
Lawrence A. Way
Braddock Heights
Howard C. Barker
RFD 3
James Wf
Stockman
Plymouth
Barker
Cpl. Stockman
Sabil‘lasville
Neil F. Bechtel
William H. Cline
Greenstone
Lions Get Picture Park Tour
The Frederick Lions Club heard a slide show tour of Maryland state parks by William A. Parr state superintendent of parks, with George Gilmore assisting. Parr outlined park growth, new playgrounds and park history from Herrington Manor to Shenandoah Downs and other sites across the state.
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Lions Get Picture Park Tour
The
Lions Club of
Frederick
Maryland
William A. Parr
George Gilmore
Frederick County
Mr. Parr
Elmer R. Bokesch
Cornell University
Parks Service
Laurel
Cumberland
Bel Ate
Gilmore
Michigan State University
Parr
Herrington Manor
Robert Garrett
Fort Reeds
Washingston Monument
Boonesboro
Sre
Gathland
Harpers Ferry
Cunningham Falls
Catoctin
Gambrill Park
Shad Landing
Pocomoke River
Ralph P Mershane
Shenandoah Downs
Richard F. Kline
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Joe Rhoderick
Ralph E. F. May
Francis Scott Key Ub
Butler Declares Retirement From Senate Plans
Former U S Senator John Marshall Butler said he will stay on the retired list and work on the golf course. He did not run for a third term last fall and claims to remain neutral in the upcoming GOP primary pitting Beall against Mathias.
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Baltimore
U.S
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Senate
Ler
Beall
Mathias
J. Glenn Beall
Charles Mathian
Tractor Accident Leaves Man With Leg Abrasions
A man was injured when his tractor overturned and rolled onto him. He sustained abrasions to the right leg and was transported to a hospital after responders were called at 4 30 p m.
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Reece
Harmon
Radio Dispatcher Foils Escape Attempt in Howard County Jail
Ellicott City patrol reports a radio dispatcher heard sawing noises and helped thwart an inmate escape at the Howard County Jail on Thursday. Police dispatcher John Flemin assisted in the intervention.
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Ellicott City
Oat (Ap
Howard County
John Flemin
Prisoners found with hacksaw blade at jail
A hacksaw blade was found on one prisoner during an inspection at the jail. The supervisor summoned all patrols for an oath before custody. No escapes occurred and the duty was noted as completed.
Colorado coach recalls five missions shot down five times
Jim McAaaivugee, assistant football coach at the University of Colorado, reports a 65 record and eyeh I. McConlogue says he flew five missions and was shot down five times.
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Oep
Boulder
Colo
Jim McAaaivugee
University of Colorado
Anya
McConlogue
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