Still Searching for Ruth Smith Escapes to Federal Authorities
Federal agents pursue Ruth Smith after an escape from Springfield. Authorities report she may be aided by a companion and is believed to be in Harpers Ferry or Baltimore. Secret Service and other agencies coordinate to locate the woman and potential accomplice as custody and charges are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eena
Searb
Knox
United States Secret Service
Bis
Howeiaimisis Mau
Tyes
West Virginia
Tosh
Dave Fromess
Rhuat Losalty
Save & Companion
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Baltimore
Ally Obeltane
Local officials urged self help for unemployment next winter
Washington September 19 Walter Gifford national relief director and Owen D Young chairman of his committee mobilized relief funds and expressed confidence communities could handle unemployment. They left federal funds open but did not promise federal appropriations. After the meeting Young said local funds would be adequate but did not know what federal aid would be required. In Jerome Arizona Sept 18 Judge Perry Arthur fined motorists for long plates then charged himself and paid ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter §. Gifford
Elie
Owen D. Young
G-Hord
Young
Wes
Jerome
Ariz
Perry Arthur
L. C. Jolly
Maryland 4-H Camp Vail Delegation Reports
Maryland 4 H representatives attend Camp Vail alongside delegates from New England and the Mid Atlantic states. The group plans demonstrations and is guided by Home Demonstration Agent Miss Emerson and director Mr. Jenkins, with Catherine Maurice coordinating activities.
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Tovesé
Preektec
Massachusetts
Jenkins
Miss Emerson
Catherine Maurice
Harford
Emerson
Mr. Jenkins
Day Agents in Court Held By Commis sion Have Caused Disturbance
Federal prohibition agents appear in three Baltimore courts with mixed outcomes. U S Commissioner J Frank Supplee dismissed charges of interfering with federal officers and possession of liquor against Mrs James Lesnewski, citing agents caused the disturbance that led to a prisoner’s rescue and a 400-person disorder. Traff ic Court fines went to an agent for violation of traffic laws amid questions about immunity. Charles Henry Strout longtime St Luke’s School headmaster of Wayne Pa died at 73 in Hagerstown after moving here in 1912. Special services set for Sunday. body to Radnor Pa.
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Baltimore
U. S
J. Frank Supplee
Jaites Lesnewski
Suppie
James Staylor
Plex Fr
Hagerstown
Charles Henry Strout
St. Luke's School
Wayne
Washington County Hospital
St. James’ School
St. Jamies’ School
Radnor
Fragmented OCR tale of a sunlit drink and wandering dialogue
A bizarre fragment shows characters discussing a sunlit moment and a search for a cold drink. The dialogue includes uneven phrases and name snippets like Jase and Swoon Clowny, with stray lines about wells, water, and fatigue. The piece ends mid narrative.
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Ruth Smith
Springfield
UP TQ Communities
Gifford
Bates
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick, MD
Greenawalt’s
Biser’s
Ira E. Biser
P. RB
Camp Vail
Frederick County
NEA Service, Inc
Pearre
Drug and Prescription Service
GEO. S
Pocahontas
OCK & I
Jamcee
Momus
Bomlans
Baer
Cape
Srvetal Seeck
Clay V. Grobsnickle
Roy Tigenbrupe
Gladmill, Hukiter
North Market ST
Frome
Quaker City Frederic
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Blue Ridge
U. S. Government
Frederick County Products
American Stores Co
ASCO
Wisconsin
Neillsville
Wis
Maryland
Edgar H. McBride
Casper E. Cline
George F. Smith
Ernest D. Michael
Hammond Clary
Arthur H. Doll
George W. Heintein
James H. Falk
Automobile
Helfenstein & Urner
the Rug Store
Mullinix & Bentz
Patrick Street
The
Bank of Personal Service
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
EAC A
DON
Aoaen
Art Mets
Art Metal
Storm & Shipley
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