Conditions At Pen Reforms Sought For Maryland Prison
Public Works officials urged a $250000 program of repairs at the Maryland Penitentiary including a new entrance for security, improved baths, a higher wall, and a segregation unit for incorrigible prisoners. Governor Lane and board leaders pressed for emergency funds with plans to consult the Comptroller and State Engineer Funk. Swenson called current confinement areas medieval while noting 500 inmates unemployed and staffing strains.
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Snerd
Maryland
Swensee
Harold E. Leenwedl
Reuben Oppenheimer
Board of Correction
Swenton
Mercy
Lane
John B. Funk
Comptroller's
Swenson
Donnell
Oppenheimer
Milton A. Reckord
Alaryland
State Guard
Pikesville Reservation
Camp Ritchie
Funk
General Reckord
Hanover Agent Named for Pennsylvania Railroad
John W. Jenning of Hanover Pa January 27 assumed as Hanover agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad succeeding the late W. H. Fisher. Jenning has served the P R R for 38 years including twelve on the Frederick branch and most recently at Keymar.
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Hanover
Hanover Pa
John W. Jenning
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. H. Fisher
New Hanover
P. RK. R
Frederick
Keymar
Mount St Marys Debating Tour Opens Next Week
Mount St. Marys College varsity debaters launch a multi state tour starting at West Point on Monday February 2 with guest debates at Fordham and Columbia. The squad, led by Thomas St Hogan and Edward Case, will also meet Princeton and later engage in a western circuit culminating in the Charlottesville national tournament on March 25 to 27.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg Collegians
University of Virginia
Grand ‘Nations
Forensic Council
Mormday
U . S. Military Academy
West Point
Mount
Fordham University
Mountaineers
Columbia University
New York
Thomas St. Hogan
Edward MM. Case
Columbia
Princeton University
New Jersey
Penn
Pittsburgh
Dusquesne University
Ohio
Boston College
Mount St. Mary
New England
William Schuler
Milton Farley
Eagles
Charlottesville
Greek War Crucial in Churchill Greece Warning
Churchill told the House of Commons the USSR aims to bend its Iron Curtain along the Adriatic and that fighting in Greece will decide if it curls toward Athens and the Dardanelles. Bevin proposed a United State of Western Europe as shading shows. A March of Dimes collection led by Roger B. Wolfe supported polio aid, with J. Vernon Coblentz presiding and guests William Trombely and Richard Warren of Baltimore attending.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Ussr
Adriatic
Greece
Athens
Dardanelles
Turkey
Churchill
Bevin
Western
Europe
Messersmith
March of Dimes
Roger B. Wolfe
J. Vernon Coblentz
William Trombley
Richard Warren
Baltimore
Navy to Loan Stored Oil to Private Use
Secretary Sullivan announced the Navy will release surplus stored oil for private use amid shortages. Virginia may borrow storage oil from Norfolk, with no fixed quantity. all fuel must be repaid by June 30. Navy stocks were built for summer demand and will aid communities while prioritizing kerosene for home use.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
John L. Sullivan
Navy
Alow
Virginia
Norfolk
Charleston
S. C
Sullivan
Mark F. Andrews
Andrews
Cab Driver Tobery Held in North Carolina Case
Frederick cab driver Carl Tobery was arrested Tuesday afternoon by City Police and held for Charlotte authorities on a larceny charge exceeding 1600 dollars. The complainant Grace Roberts, a former property owner now in Frederick, says the theft occurred at a Charlotte tourist camp after compelling her to drink whiskey. Detective Lt. Honeycutt said Tobery would be sent to face trial in Charlotte, with no extradition agreement noted.
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Bisie
Eddie F. Nikirk
Carl Toberg
Frederick
Charlotte
N.C
Grace Roberts
Feagaville
Frederick County
Tobery Foto
North Carolina
Tobery
T. R. Honeycutt
Associated Press
Maryland Farm Labor Program Shifts to Local Offices
Farm labor and related agricultural employment is being organized locally through the Maryland State Employment Service offices, with Winchester Hall Frederick acting as a coordinating point. The move, led by Russell S. Davis, aims to meet peak labor demands, arrange year round work, and recruit migratory and seasonal workers, transitioning from wartime handling by the Maryland Extension Service.
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Maryland State Employment Service
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Employment Service Division
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Department
Maryland State Extension Service
T. B Symons
Maryland
Davia
Mayetta Hershberger
D. A. Tuck
Farm Supervisor Appointed for Maryland Mill District
A new supervisor has been designated for the emergency farm program in Maryland. The appointee, based in Baltimore, will oversee farm labor employment in Frederick County with immediate effect.
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W. Terrace
Vietoria
Isbergre Srem
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick County
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