U S Saddles Counties In Boarding Out Its Prisoners
Asniuin and Presny Pittsburgh report the current system of boarding federal prisoners in county jails taxes counties about 2 million yearly. The American Prison Association committee urges increased federal compensation, faster evacuation of jail space, and federal control of prisoner care, classification, and staffing to end inequities.
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Pittsburgh
Uncle San
Committee On
American Prison Association
Baytings HH Wark
Mussel Sage Foundation
New York
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Jurors Drawn for November Term of Court
The list of jurors drawn for the November term of court includes numerous names across multiple locales and affiliations. Notable figures such as Waga n, Willa, Rew, Mora, Singer, Miller, and many others appear among the panel, indicating a broad cross section of community residents called to service.
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Tolentns
Deve
Jaatan Frank Gy Wagan
Willa Ow
Port
W. W. Rew
Anatt
Mora
Singer
G. Acti Miller
Higerstowne
Kleay Aoa
A, Hoping
John Flugsel Clopper
Chaster Mas
Hemamia
Grash
Doh Ui
Tawer
Thomas Crase
Gaiters
Hotman
William
Mol Thger
Thorpe Zonimayer
Waitin Co Stonetto
Hwan 1
Hetgay Dies
Biuralitngy
Felds Witner
Veryth Brower
Lenkand di Sarmont
Swartshoven
Bher Bi Iper
Lewhe Pyrande
Robert Ge Katty
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Shoabane
H.W. Meldiwoo
Quasi Now
Commury
NeWaslo
Pred Woldiger
Harry Newcovor
Hanielty Tiyuba
Besoin
Cleatspelagy
Hoon
Aahdros
Toroy
Styant
Upton 4
Siiiten Cayetowne
W. Mevriete
Kayet
Renee Vo Tlolfavan
Siody
Charlot Th Tay
Ping Wan Tate Emo
W. Mididdetona
Cononoe
Cherie Hydees
Tadture
Harlow
Beaver Creek
Grak
Aloble
Rex Deindenbner
Chewaeilie
Medel Sinal
Dobre
Wilkow
Beaten Surgeon Assaulted by Brothers in Law After Conference
A prominent surgeon Dr. A. Leo Franklin was attacked by three brothers in law Raymond J Punkhouser Marvin Punkhouser and Roy Punkhouser after a conference at Monterey Motel in Hagerstown Hancock Gettysburg. A pistol fired during the struggle accidentally discharged. The fight occurred in room on the Monterey Hotel second floor after reconciliation talks with lawyers Young Saylor and others present. The incident followed marital tensions involving Franklin and his wife Hath Punkhouser. Continued on page 12.
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Hincock
A. Leo Pranklin
Cumberto
Phvatcian
Rewlinuaut
Raymond J Punkhouser
Hagerstown
Washington County Law and Order League
Marvin Funkhouser
Hancock
Roy Punkhouser
Gettysburg
Monterey Motel
Wittote Ghite
Charles Baowhiet
Marvin Ponkhauser
Br. Prandin
Plans To Exhume Bodies In Hall Mills Murder
Reported discussions outline plans to exhume victims from the Hall Mills murder case. Widespread talk centers on evidence, timelines, and a possible reexamination of the pastor’s death while officials pursue fresh clues and new witnesses.
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Hall-Mills
School argument may prove fatal in NYU lecture
An 80 year old man died after a heated debate at New York University during a philosophy discussion led by Junayb Crtwon. The incident, described as a fatal result of the confrontation, occurred at the university and is under investigation. Officials report admissions of support costs and related figures, including a sum of $3700 and a Warren fund of $20, with papers noting related contributions.
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NEW Vonk
Ae T. Runarnr
Orn Gs
New York University
Philosophy
Junayb Crtwon
Raditin Veiveret Ly
Corsad
Pater Sey
Centrary
Caehiy Fo Eesti
Thadayers Fa
Cay Chatna
Telated Y Stall
Values Sow More Than Count Title
New York Ont 20 Count Ludwig Salm Von Hoogstraeten values the company of his 7 year old son Peter more than his Austrian title. His counsel reveal he seeks American citizenship to validate a suit against his estranged wife for legal separation and custody. Peter is in custody of his mother Millicent Hogers Bhim heiress to Standard Oil money worth 40 million.
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New York
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten
Peter
Count Salm
Ale
Millicent Hogers Bhim
Heiresa
Standard Oil Company
Only two jails in Maryland deemed satisfactory
A report by Howard Hill of the Prisoners' Aid Association cites the Alleghany county jail in Cumberland and the Baltimore county jail at Towson as the only Maryland county penal institutions meeting standard requirements. The Howard county and Kent county facilities were rated wholly unsatisfactory with overcrowding and lack of privacy.
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Ches[ter
Hileth
State Welfare Board
Car Skids Injure Two in Washington County
A vehicle skid near an area four miles from a town led to injuries for two occupants. Witnesses report sharp turns and a collision that sent one person to Washington County Hospital. Emergency crews provided aid at the scene.
Ritchie to Head Big Rally at Cumberland Armory
Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Illinois candidates arrive in Washington county after days of campaigning in Allegany and Garrett. A mass meeting is planned for the State Armory in North Potomac street at 8 pm with Col. Tydings, Attorney General Robinson, and Frank Mish among speakers. Several stops in Hancock and Clearspring drew large crowds.
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Albert C. Ritchue
Washington County
Allegany
Garrett
Cumberland
Ritchie
Col. Tydings
United States
Thomas H. Robinson
T Mitchie
Ana Hs
Hager Town
State Armory
Nort Potomac Street
Supp al Hotel
Hamilton
Democratic Central Committee
Hubert Wade
Unternor Ritchie
Mish
Couple Hurt In Accident Near Waynesboro
Mary Long and Hela Reed of Hagerstown suffered injuries when their vehicle overturned near Waynesboro after crossing the Iron Bridge. A male companion and the other male passenger escaped unharmed. Rose Barthota of Waynesboro assisted at the scene and Miss Lohe required stitches. The incident was attended by local physicians.
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Mary Long
Hela Reed
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Iron Bridge
Ford Barthota
Wayneford
Whynesborg
Price of Gas Drops A Cent In Most Regions
New York October 24 1944 The Standard Oil Company today reduced its wholesale price of gasoline by one cent a gallon in most territories. The cut excludes North and South Carolina where the entry is half a cent to one cent. Elsewhere the new price is eight cents a gallon wholesale.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Teday
North
South Carolina
Release Sought for Man Held in Slaying Case
Waller Daymude petitioned for a writ of release in the slaying of Henry Srufth, heard in Judge Prank G. Yagapian’s court this morning. Attorney D Angle Wolfger contends insufficient evidence justifies continued detention of Daymode, who has been jailed for months since Ure dus flawing Smith’s death. Antecedent details note a body found near Pennsylvania Avenue and witnesses linked to Smith on the night of his death.
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Waller
Henry Srufth
D. Angle Wolfger
Smith
Ermiti’sa Holy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Py A. Stim
Payne
Smit
Brith
Ship Thought Lost in Hurricane Hokleakla Seen Missing
Virginia meteorologists report belief that the American steamer Hokleakla, a cargo vessel with a crew of 37, sailing from Norfolk on September 1 with general merchandise valued at 32,000,000, was overwhelmed by a hurricane near the South American coast after failing to arrive at Buenos Aires on schedule.
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Sorepalis
Lo Seus
Buenos Aires
Norfolk
Hurricane Nears Florida Coast Urges Preparedness
A tropical storm or hurricane is seemingly headed toward the east of Florida. Government meteorologist Walter J. Bennett warns ships and residents to take immediate precautions as the storm approaches the coast near the Florida region.
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Tampa
Pla
Fragmentary report on a rink accident and burial
A partial OCR fragment describes a skating rink incident with a person dying and being buried. The readable names and places are unclear, but the event centers on an accident at a rink and subsequent burial proceedings.
Woman In Love Nest and the Sermon Writer
A fragmented report describes a court scene involving a woman linked to love nest intrigue and sermon authorship. Prosecution details reference an attorney, infection concerns, and a missing radio linked to an investigations case.
Storm disrupts Cuba-Havana telegraph and Florida warns
Telegraph service to Havana failed at 11 10 A M as a tropical disturbance neared Cuba’s south coast. Key West barometer dropped from 29 69 to 29 50, wi th high seas. Havana reported business suspended, streets flood ed, and lights out. Hurricane warnings extended along Florida coast as northeast winds expected to rise to hurricane force later today.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Waetern Union Telegraph Company
Key West
Witt
Washington
Florida
Weather Bureau
Gerona
Guba
Boca Grande
Punta Gorda
West Palm Besch
Bors Grande
Fapa
Titusville
West Palm Beach
Tampa
Storm wrecks Cuban houses in Havana districts
A violent storm battered western Cuba causing extensive damage in Vibora and Jesus del Monte areas of Havana. Wind speeds reached about 35 miles per hour with a falling barometer, demolishing more than 150 homes and injuring or displacing residents as officials warned of rising danger to shipping facilities.
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Dibora
Jesus del
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