Federal Prison Population Rises and Prohibition Talks Dominate
The report notes a doubling of federal prisoners in seven years, 2000 plus annual dry law commitments, and crowded federal penitentiaries housing about 8,500 inmates. Pittsburgh administrator John D. Pennington nears Prohibition Commissioner post with a proposed staff slate including Major Herbert H. White and deputies Roy A. Haynes and James A. Jones.
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Department of Justice
John D. Pennington
Pittsburgh
Herbert H. White
Roy A. Haynes
James & Jones
Verma Retesteen in Cen wel oct Winters
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Verma and Winters with partial names amid unreadable fragments. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
Retirement of the Bob Name Sparks Unclear public notice
A report notes that the name Bob is being retired though authorities have not explained the reason. Few officials or residents seem to understand why the change is occurring, but the retirement is confirmed as a fact.
Dr. Frederick A. Cook Granted Five Year Parole
The article reports that physician scientist and arctic explorer Dr. Frederick A. Cook, previously convicted at Fort Worth Texas for fraud related offenses, has been granted a five year parole after a fourteen year nine month federal sentence.
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Frederick A. Cook
Fort Worth
Texas
Perennial pitcher regains sight after yearlong prayer
Jim Manning, a professional baseball pitcher who has been blind since 1923 after a steel accident, reports partial recovery after a month's prayer and can recognize his wife and 15 year old daughter.
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Jim Manning
Lehman to Lead Democratic State Committee Bid
Colonel Herbert A. Lehman of I Hmen Brothers bankers is set to be elected chairman of the Democratic State Committee to succeed Lt. Governor Edward Corning. He is slated for the post following Governor Smiths last successful gubernatorial campaign.
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Herbert A. Lehman
i@hmen Brothers
Brooklyn Policeman Fatally Shoots Brother at Party
Brooklyn officer Roy Perkins aged 2 at a party with his brother police officer Joseph Perkins when he attempted to draw a new revolver to show him and gun went off killing Joseph.
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Roy Perkins
Brooklyn
Joseph Perkins
Burnay
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