Two Escape From Carroll County Jail
Two professional criminals Richard Davis and Leslie Miller escaped from Carroll County Jail in Westminster between 1 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Sunday. A plank from the bathroom door aided the escape, and state police issued a statewide and interstate warrant. A stolen car belonging to Charles Lease was found abandoned near the Maryland state line, suggesting the pair fled by car after the break. Davis, Miller, and the items they targeted, including a 1952 Cadillac and a 50-pound safe with cash, were part of earlier grand jury actions for breaking and entering and grand larceny in Hampstead.
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New England
Mary Ad
Westminster
Richard Davis
Mass
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Conaway
Siete Ie
Randalstown
Charles Lease
Pennsylvania Avenue
Motter Road
Silver Ren
Maryland
Pr Soners
Davis
North B Jer
Miller
Carroll County
Carrol Country Grand Jury
Hampstead Motor Company
Hampstead
Jeopardy at the Bridge: Miller Captured After Police Stakeout
Bridge column narrator Oswald Jacoby explains dangers in trump play as a police stakeout recovers a suspect after a gunfire incident. Miller was captured by Trooper Grover N. Senusabaugh following a brief chase. Davis escaped but was later apprehended.
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Oswald Jacoby
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Styzie
Miller
Grover N. Senusabaugh
Davis
Pomona Grange Hosts Dress and Sewing Contest Highlights
A Pomona Grange social at Ballenger Community Hall featured a luncheon by Home Economics chairs, guest acknowledgments, and a dress styling demonstration by Irene Caton. Earlier, mixed pairs bridge at Spring Nationals produced surprising results and five spades defense challenges, with several players posting weak scores.
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Earl Remsbers
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Irvin Ronn Ratlano
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Ons
Nehie
Shafer
Pik Ess
Cee
Renna Remshberg
Middletown
iMrs
Betty Putman
Tuscarora
Earl Remsbert
Pomona Home Economies
Pomona Grange
Ballenfer
Pomona
Austin Renn
Charles Hing
Edward F. Holter
States Maser
Adele Miller
Dredging suit filed in Worcester County Circuit Court
Salisbury AP report says Joseph G. and Hilda Stavercan sue two contracting firms for 15005 alleging damage to their property during dredging in Worcester County. Defendants are Scott and Wimbrow of Berlin Maryland and T Edgie Russell Co of Frederick.
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Scott and Wimbrow
Berlin, Md
T. Edgie Russel & Co
Frederick
Worcester County
Joseph G
Hilda Fi Stavercan
May 4 1953 news item from Frederick page 17
Brief page note from The News Frederick Maryland dated May 4 1953 notes items from page 17 including local notices and short reports. Names and specifics are limited by scanned readability but reflect typical midweek coverage.
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Frederick
Maryland
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