Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03
TlUO Killed, II Hurt
In Car Accidents
OUer Weekend
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striking the bridge frame on the
other side of the road. He died
probably instantly-of skull, neck,
arm, and hip fractures.
Morrow was taken in the Milton
ambulance to Beebe Hospital where
he has received number of blood
transfusions.
an appeal for ".O-Negative" blood
over radio station WJWL, George
Hospital authorities broadcast
town, and received enough donors
for the transfusions.
/ Wolf was one of four persons
injured when the car in which they
were riding ran off White Oak
Road (Route 66) east of Dover. Ee
suffered decorations, contusions,
and chest injuries. :
Also injured were: Walter Luff,
of Dover, treated at Kent General
i Hospital for decorations of the
head and released; Melvin Allen,
of Camden, in good condition at
the hospital with multiple lacera-
tions and contusionS; and Ray
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for decorations and released.
Wolf, police said, was the opera
| tor of the car.
| 1t was travelling west on Route
Sc when the operator lost control
| and ran off the road onto the
shoulder. The car skidded and
headed in the opposite direction
| and struck a tree 1t then spun
around and hit telephone pole
with such force that it snapped off
the pole. The car still continued
to travel backwards and finally
came to rest against another tree.
Wright was injured while cross
ing the street at Second and Wal
nut Streets, Wilmington, late last
Saturday afternoon. He was struck
by the left front fender of car
police described as 1855 Mercury.
Hospital authorities said he suf-
fered scalp injuries.
Falin suffered a fractured leg
and internal injuries when his car
failed to negotiate a turn on Route
| 331, mile south of Millsboro. The
car ran off the left side of the road,
turned end over end, and came to
rest on it's top against a tree.
Falin was pinned underneath. A
state police officer and persons
who had gathered at the scene re-
leased him.
His sister, Barbara Louise Fal-
in, 16, of Mount Vision, N. Y, re-
ceived fractured pelvis and pos
sible fractured spine in the crash.
Her condition was listed as salts
factory. A possible arrest is pend
ing in the accident.
An autopsy was performed in
Baltimore last Sunday in an effort
to fix the cause of death of Hynson,
rs, who died in Easton Memorial
Hospital.
He was injured last Friday night
in two-car collision at the in
tersection of Maryland Routes 331
and so, east of Easton. He was ad-
mitted to the hospital soon after
| the crash, along with his wife and
| the driver of the other vehicle,
Richard Folinsbee, of Cambridge.
Neither were seriously hurt
EaStOn Police 1t. Fleetwood
Carlson who investigated the crash,
charged Folinsbee with failure to
yield the right of way and Mrs.
Hynson with speed greater than
reasonable. He said the preliminary
investigation showed the traffic
light had turned amber on the Hyn-
son vehicle. She was driving at the
| time.
Mr.. Hynson was the son of the
late Henry w. and Annie Gibson
Hynson, lifetime residents of Caro-
line County. In addition to his wife,
he leaves three daughters, Doris
and Marie, both of Alexandria,
Va, Ruth, who lives at Denton,