Kidnapped man found. claims Baltimore captors
A man calling himself Ralph Styman of Baltimore wandered the streets in a daze and told police he had been kidnapped by three armed men in Baltimore last week. He said they tortured him to reveal money won at race tracks and held him until Thursday.
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Eren
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Wellington Social Roundup Brims With Visitors
Local families host relatives from Arlington Shamrock Childress Fort Worth and Dallas many travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair and to visit kin. Attendees include the Wischkaempers Monroe Kinbrough Forbis Stone Starr and many others as weekend visits and long trips fill town life.
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Kentucky
Local notes and memories from a Wellington writer
A Wellington correspondent shares memories of old friends and places from Aberdeen Needwood and beyond. He recalls cotton meetings and a critique of Bud Manzer, mentions Sapa plums and local trades, and hints at a proposed Chicago airplane trip for fifty dollars. The narrative blends nostalgia with small community gossip and flyers.
Log Potato Kilns Demonstration Stores Irish Potatoes
Potatoes stored in log kilns built last summer by county farmers prove satisfactory. County agent plans 12 more demonstration kilns this season. In a separate note, bees clogged the town clock in Kandy Ceylon prompting investigation into the sudden stoppage.
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Jasper County
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Ceylon
Philippine Killing Inquiry Probes Sentries Slaying
Governor General Murphy opened an inquiry into the death of three Filipino prisoners shot by an American sentry as they attempted to escape. Army officers announced court martial charges have been filed against the sentry.
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