Unpaid board opposes plan to replace Maryland prison lead
Maryland officials debated paying public wardens and using prison labor in limestone quarries. Board members defended the unpaid board against a Senate backed move to install a full time correction commissioner. Oppenheimer denied private interests influenced votes as Crook warned limestone supply limits.
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Aryland
House
Board of
Cortion
Harld E. Donnell
Ricons
Reuben Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
James H. Grove
Frederickounty
Maryland Tate Reformatory
Heathersville
Howard E. Crook
Crook
Jess March Bop
Maryland Legion repudiate Communist support for Vets' Bonus
The Maryland American Legion rejected Communist support for its World War II veterans bonus plan. John P. Zebe criticized Senator Barton for demanding repudiation as the Legion spoke against foreign political influence while backing veteran benefits. The item notes internal party debate and public stance on the issue.
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Baltimore
Maryland American Legion
John P. Zebecan
Legion
Barton
D-Balto Jad
Federal Education Bill Approved by Senate Committee
A Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee recommended funding 300 million dollars annually to aid states in running schools and 35 million for health checks on schoolchildren. The bills passed unanimously and face House scrutiny, with past House action uncertain. Also noted is a Potomac Edison Company lab visit detailing health-promoting tests and demonstrations led by Theron Green for local physicians.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Laborand Public Welfare Committee
Potomac Edison Company
State Biological Service
Winchester Hall
Theron Green
Employer’ Association
A. Robert Moss
Frederick
Md Youth Commission Voted Down In Senate
Annapolis March 18 Senators defeated a measure to create a State Youth Commission to run a youth census aid high school grads and help youth bridge to adulthood. Opponents questioned the need while Senator Batch argued in favor noting his youth.
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Annapolis
Maryjand
Batch
D-Talbot
Senate
Man escapes Harrington jail through roof during renovation
Gibson Sidney Laramore, 39, a Harrington Del native arrested Tuesday night with drugs, climbed a roof hole, descended a pipe to a carpenter’s ladder, and fled the jail Friday amid lunch hour activity. Authorities hunted him as other prisoners noticed his departure.
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Gibson Sidney Laramore
Harrington
Del
Laramore
Missing prisoner alert sparks broad manhunt after report
The absence of Laramore was discovered after a report to Sheriff Guy Anders at the Court House. He was described to all local law enforcement and federal agents pursued the case. Police recovered a large cache of drugs on arrest including 1000 quarter graft codeine tablets and other tablets hidden in his coat lining. A bad check charge had also been filed as authorities and FBI continued the investigation.
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Mathes B. Miller
Laramore
Miller
Guy Anders
Court House
Ihe
FBI
Prison escape aided by roof repairs at jail lapse
Report describes an inmate slipping from a damaged jail roof, climbing under a patch, pushing aside a wooden door, and using a carpenter’s ladder after climbing down a pipe. The absence was found during a routine afternoon prisoner check. Separate note mentions adult moths being called misters due to dust-like wing scales.
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Laramore
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Guy C. Kline
Myersville
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DeLaval
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Frederick, Md
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