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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

10

Convicts wounded as posse hunts fugitives near Brouillette

Paroled felons from Angola flee after a prison riot. In a Red River search near Brouillette Louisiana, two convicts died and a third was fatally wounded in a field battle with possemen. Four more were killed during the escape, and eleven others wounded. Several fugitives were captured in Avoyelles Parish as the manhunt continued.

Marksville Desperadoes Angola Brouillette Red River John Anderson Toledo Ohio New Orleans Patrick

Cearfoss Social News Highlights Through September

Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stevens and families, Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Casey, and Rev. and Mrs. Widrer, visited neighbors in Ceartons and nearby towns. Several households hosted callers from Hagerstown and Welsh Run while Catherine Dawson planned Ohio visits and Miss Mildred Jones stayed with relatives.

Cearfoss Andy Stevens Susie Alvey Casey Harry Showalter Junior Mike ‘Baise Julia Harold Myera Otho Barnhart Wid Rer Id. S Walter: Myers Misa Mary Daley Hagerstown Walter Clopper Et Smithabore Harry Myers Wilbur Bnyder Martha Russell Rowe Walter Myers Catherine Dawson Ohio Walter Cunningham D. Ww. Cunningham Omar Smith Welsh Run Wilbur .Snyder Mildred Jones Albert Miller John Kellar June Ceartons Chalmer Myers A .H. Hose Harry W. Myers Fannie C. Myers Harold Myers Wilbur Barnhart Harvey Myers

Puppies Rescued On Fairgrounds By Boy Scouts

Two Boy Scouts rescued four stray puppies found wandering the midway of the fairgrounds yesterday. The dogs were taken to the Clerk's office where they were fed milk and later placed with caring individuals who offered homes. It is believed the puppies were dumped at the grounds.

H. A. Shafer

Former sailor convicted of bank president kidnapping for ransom

William Déelinskie, a former sailor and station ery salesman, was convicted in Atlanta on September 13 of kidnapping John K. Ottley, president of the First National Bank, for ransom and of robbery and carrying concealed weapons. He received a prison term of 21 to 28 years.

Atlanta William Déelinskie John’ 'K. Ottley First National Bank

State officials consolidate oil inspector roles into one department

Duties of the Kansas state oil inspector fire marshal and a hotels commissioner were consolidated into a single department as an economy measure, streamlining oversight and reducing overhead.

Kansas State

Sears adds 185 workers amid road repair boost

Chicago reports Sears Roebuck and Co adding 185 employees since July 29 raising annual payroll to 5 million dollars. The State Roads Commission launches about 355 thousand dollars of road and bridge work in the region due to heavy August rains and floods.

Chicago Sears Roebuck & Co Frederick State Roads Commission

Malic Acid Cuts Three Years Off Wine Aging Time

CHICAGO September 13 Chemistry today announced a substitute for aging wine. Dr. R C Downs of New York describes calcium malate made from malic acid by passing air over benzine and napthalene to accelerate aging and reduce costs. The process yields quicker aging and lowers production time.

Chicago Chemistry Today R. C. Downs New York American Chemical Society Downs Dr. Downs

Chevrolet Grants Blanket Wage Increase With 74 Hour Week

On August 1 this year Chevrolet announced a broad wage rise along with a 74 hour five day workweek and the hiring of 12 000 additional workers. The move marks the second such wage increase in four months and follows Chevrolet being among the first to implement a blanket raise.

Chevrolet

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