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Police investigated two accidents and made four arrests over the weekend. Eugene W. Hess, Lancaster, Pa., was charged with failure to grant right of way as the result of an ac cident on Sunday at West Patrick and Jefferson streets. Hess’ motor cycle and a ‘51 Plymouth driven by Harry A. Anthony of Hagerstown sustained minor damage. The motor cycle was struck while Hess at tempted to turn into Jefferson after traveling west on West Patrick street. Sgt. Dan Swomley investi gated. Tw sixteen year olds were in volved in another accident on Sun day when a car operated by Leon ard Lee Piper of Brunswick ran on the lawn of Austin Steinhaus, 331 South Jefferson street. His pas senger, Harry W. Biller, Bruns wick, was cut over the right eye. He was taken to Frederick Me morial Hospital and treated. Ac cording to Piper the car in front of him slowed and when he went to stop his brakes locked and threw him up on the lawn. No charges were listed by Officer R. Ruthvin who investigated. Damage was about $300. Arrested were: John H. Wetzel, Taney Apts., disturbing the peace, $250, jail; Robert N. Russell, color ed, Sjamsville, intoxicated on streets, $25.80, jail; Thomas Ben ney, Hampton, N. Y., drunk and loitering, $25.80, jail; Raymond N. Frye, disturbing the peace. $10.80. Officers S. Boone, King and Shook made the arrests.
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Frederick News
Frederick, Maryland, US
Fri, Aug 15, 1952
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