Four Baltimore men tried for Hagerstown car robbery
Four Baltimoreans were linked to a Middletown to Hagerstown express car robbery on December 15. Each man reportedly received about 1.38 in a Cadillac getaway after a deck of cards and an empty safe were found with the suspects. The case, heard without a jury, unfolded with confessions and shifting blame as authorities traced the theft from a trolley deck to the express safe.
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Arthur D. Wizard
Charies W. Woodward
John Seckus
Reginald Lowe
Dallas Whipp
Cour
Kenneth Lull
Middletown
American Railway Express
William Senicus
Baltimore
Whipp
Lull
Lowe
Eldred D. Smith
Fulmers Station
Howard Smith
Clifton
Smith
B. Frank Doll
Doll
Louis ©. Kotmai
Cheriss Hudak
Kotmai
Senkus Brothers
Dell
Henry A. Magaha
Smith Home
Charles Cramer
John Seakus
Wiliam
John
John Sentus
Sao
Love
Senkus
Sherif Doll
Notable courthouse testimony in Maryland theft case
Witnesses identify two of the four accused in a December safe theft near a county car barn. Seakus named as the man who sought help, Wepp as a known associate, with others called Kenny and Red. Sheriff Crum and Deputy Cramer corroborate key events. the safe was opened with a crowbar and discarded near the Smith farm.
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Smith
Seakus
Wepp
Howard Smith
Kenny
Red
Sheruf Charles W Crum
Robert Emerman
Way Express Agency
Cramer
Ronald
Magada
Lowe
Whipp
Carbarn
Valley Supply Company
Smith Farm
Joseph Petrovsky
Wiliam Zolels
H. Dorsey Etchison
Lewis
Lull
Laxative use warned harms and safer liquids advised
A medical warning notes harsh laxatives drain the system harm bowel muscles and may affect the liver and kidneys. It advocates safer liquid laxatives with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pops as a prescription free option without mineral drugs and no double dosing later.
Attempt to break responding against them heard Thursday
A watch was set and heard on Thursday amid discussions of breaking responses against the group. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Wisehaupt Speaks on Life Philosophy at Lions Club
Howard J. Wisehaupt addressed the Lions Club at the Hotel Frederick noon meeting. He traced changes in American life from Pilgrim days to today, contrasted prewar economics with post New Deal codes, urged self reliance, and criticized dependence on others for basic needs.
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America
Howard J. Wisehaupt
Lions Club
Hotel
Prederick
Wisehaup
Lfe
F.C. Drake
Whsehaupt
C. G. Warren
Baltimore
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