Sheriff Foils Jail Break Involving Baltimore Prisoners
Sheriff Charles Crum halted an early Monday jail break as Kenneth Lull tried a brick wall escape in Middletown. Four Baltimore men, Dallas Whipp Braddock Heights Henrieta Lull Reginald Lowe and Jenna Senkus, were charged with larceny and may face jailbreak charges. Whipp previously jailed for larceny and jailbreaking, was recaptured in the yard but remained in custody as the others were left stranded in their cells.
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Charles W. Crum
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Braddock Heights
Henrieta Lull
Reginald Lowe
Jenna Senkus
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House of Correction
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Weather Summary and Temperatures Report
Daily weather report shows 24 hour precipitation near zero with February totals around 2.95 inches and a deficit of 1.28 inches to Feb 1. Record high today 33, vs 40 a year ago. low tonight 58, vs 79 last year. Moon phase notes and sunrise sunset times included.
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Eight federal inquiries under way in capital
Eight simultaneous federal inquiries unfold in Washington as Senate and House committees probe naval airplane contracts, military aviation supplies, and the army motorization program. Secret polls suggest St Lawrence seaway treaty ratification lags while cement industry collusion is reviewed by the FTC. Treasury eyes silver market moves amid speculation of price shifts.
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Names rise in graft probe ties to legion officials
The Evening Star reports higher ranking members of the Legion involved in a graft probe tied to alleged conspirators. President Roosevelt and Attorney General Cummings were mentioned in connection with the case as grand jury proceedings moved forward. Police faced disorder at headquarters as two prisoners were jailed after a quarrel. Mr and Mrs R William Reley announce the birth of a daughter at 915 Tuesday evening.
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North Market street
Ginders Improve Vehicle Control At Snowy Junction
Report from the Square notes motorists demand for cinders to curb skidding. State officials and the road commission are installing dividers at approaches to the intersector to reduce slipping after yesterday's halted truck.
Lawrence Towers Dies in Caroline Mt Feb
Lawrence Towers dies in Caroline Mountain February. Funeral arrangements are pending with local officials confirming the death occurred in the region. Further details were not immediately available.
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LAWRENCE B. TOWERS
CAROLINE
Corn and Hog Program Topic Discussed
Stems from Fr Washington Carrell and Hexnard counties pin the FY M a todare Paul discussing national program and economy of government. Excession Service of the University of Maryland to reach movement program Lis cretary of 200 COs. CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.
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Hexnard
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Universey
Maryland
Bruised In Fall On Way To West Church
A fall return trip to Mrs C O Keedy on Monday evening left Mrs A R Snedeg of West Church and others injured after a minor accident.
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New Deal Cabinet Debates Signal Historic Moment
Washington report details a pivotal cabinet gathering as factions clash over policy and the party’s drift toward reform. President Roosevelt faces calls for stronger financial oversight while allies push for long–running reforms and accountability measures.
Minister and companion spend night in auto near Enlicott
Rev Moylan and a companion traveled by car from Baltimore to the Maryland School for the Deaf area. The pair encountered a dead battery ten miles west of Enlicott in below freezing weather and spent the night wrapped in blankets at a rural roadside.
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Topper Orndorff Boug e Moieal Rath Won't Run
Governor of his home and devote energy to decision. The piece notes a political stance and devotion toward a party, with potential implications for an upcoming decision.
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Barthou Named Premier as Daladier Falls in Paris Riots
Paris reports intensified rioting after Daladier resigned as President Lebrun offered the premiership to Louis Barthou, a veteran statesman. Death toll reported at nine by officials with unofficial counts up to fifty, as clashes erupted around the Place de la Concorde and Elysee Palace amid street parades and police efforts to disperse crowds.
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Nantes
Traders Caution Sparks Stock Market Dip
The report notes cautious trading and a general stock price tumble with modest intraday gains fading. It mentions intermittent tallies and a first substantial reversal this year amid raft issues and industry concerns. Farm Women Elect Officers at a local meeting with DL Con Deniz Middletown as vice president and Mrs Iran Davis as secretary. organization plans bi monthly meetings.
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