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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1938

Page

5

Bridge Work Advances Ahead of Schedule Near Hancock

The Maryland West Virginia Hancock bridge project advances with concrete deck pours and steel spans underway. Contractor George F Hazlewood of Cumberland aims to finish concrete equipment removal by Oct 1, and steel substructure completion follows. Total bridge cost near $900,000 including approaches by separate contracts. Potomac River span also boosts north south traffic and diverts some east west routes. The Potomac river bridge at Shepherdstown progresses, with concrete work largely done except VA abutment and deck paving planned for spring. M J Grove Lime Company handles the $231,000 lime work, excluding approaches and overhead.

Aac S. Lowhens George F Hazlewood Tonoloway Creek Western Maryland Railway Baltimore and Ohio Hancock Washington Maryland Potomac River Shepherdstown W. Va West Virginia Hopkins M. J. Grove Lime Company of Lime Road Commission

Bishop Strider To Speak To U D C Of West Va

Bishop coadjutor RE L Sinder will deliver the principal address at the West Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Shepherdstown. The fortieth annual session opens Tuesday at Shepherd College auditorium and ends Thursday with a Lee Memorial event in Sharpsburg, Maryland.

Shepherdstown W. Va RE. L. Sinder Episcopal Diocese West Va West Virginia United Daughters of the Confederacy Muss Sallye Lee Powell Shepherd College Lee Memorial Sharpsburg John Krd Beckenbauzh Wil Ponod Coustburban H. W. Pots

Bus collision injures ten near Elkton Maryland

A west of Elkton Maryland bus struck a tree injuring ten people and throwing several passengers from their seats. The Philadelphia driver Harold Siitens, 25, suffered two fractured ribs and cuts. others had cuts and bruises in the non overturning crash three miles north.

Elkton Passenge Harold Siitens Philelphia

Answers to Cranium Crackers Question on Page Four

The revolution was put down after a surprise attack in Santiago Chile. President Arturo Alessandri led the government forces in quelling the uprising and restoring order following the attack.

Santiago Chile Arturo Alessandri

72 for OConor and 70 for Mayor in Anne Arundel

Baltimore September 18. Mayor Howard W. Jackson was declared the official victor as Anne Arundel canvass closed showing Jackson 5431 and Herbert R. O'Conor 4457. Recounts were sought in multiple counties and the Democratic convention timing debated amid legal questions on the five week rule.

Baltimore Howard W. Jacken Anne Arundel County Board of Election Supervisors Jackson Herbert R. O'Connor Anne Arundel O’conor Allegany Garrett Baltimore City Queen Anne’s Caroline Wicomico Williams Gordy, Jr O'Conor Gordy Lansdale G. Lasseer Lassier Prince George's Ua N. Watheld State Central Committee

Allegany County in Focus as Ballot Boxes Held in Reserve

The attorney general's forces regard Allegany county as the prime concern. Mr. Bowers stated that ballot boxes are present and ready to be opened if an appeal is filed. The boxes remain under lock and key in Election Supervisors' offices.

Allegany County Bowers

Germany Withdraws War Material From Spain Reported

Confidential advices received in Washington over the weekend indicate Germany is withdrawing some war equipment from Spain or the Spanish front. The notices also note an accelerated shipment of Spanish ore from Bilbao, a key raw material source for Germany in the past 18 months.

Washington Spain Bilbao Germany

Three Burned To Death In Bladensburg Crash

Three people died and four were injured in a three car crash near Bladensburg Maryland early today. Victims named were John Holly Annie Mitchell Watson and Ellen Gillis all described as residents of the Washington area. The center car burst into flames after being struck by a third vehicle as its companions stopped.

Blandensburg Here John Holly Annie Mitchell Watson Negroes Ellen Gillis Washington Prince George's County

Jl Negroes Jailed and One Fatal Shooting in Snow Hill

Snow Hill Maryland reports eleven African American residents jailed after a fatal shooting of Frank Bishop 19. Police Chief Rue says the death was accidental after Bishop and companions moved toward him. another man Milton Parnell 24 was wounded when Rue fired to deter him.

Snow Hill John O. Byrd Rhodes Rue Frank Bishop Bishop Rue Milton Parnell Parnell

Judge Stanton to Succeed Lawson as Baltimore Police Chief

Baltimore Sept 18 Gov Nice announced Judge Reobert F Stanton of the Balmore Supreme bench will resign to accept appointment as police commissioner succeeding William P Lawson. Lawson has resigned amid federal charges and 12 counts of conspiracy to defraud.

Baltimore Harry Nice Reobert F. Stanton Balanre Supreme Bench Acceps William P. Lawson Stanton Lawson Federal Court Stephen Gnelson Supreme Bench of Board of Police Commissioners Gov. Goldsborough Maryland

Bandit's Wife Held for Federal Authorities

Baltimore dispatch reports attractive blonde Mrs. Bird, wife of Charles Bird, captured after a 30 day sentence for being an accessory in a bank holdup. She was jailed after visiting her husband at Maryland Penitentiary and will be turned over to federal authorities for a warrant in Cleveland over an alleged pistol smuggling attempt during Bird’s escape. The Bird family includes a son and another baby on the way.

Baltimore Barbara Bird Charles Bird Desperado Maryland Bird

Double Funeral Tuesday for Barnesville Siblings

Richard Darby 76 and his sister Ellen Rath Iglehart died within hours of each other at the Brown home in Barnesville. Darby, a Montgomery county native, former commissioner and state party official, was a Farmers Bank director. Iglehart, widow of Basil Iglehart, survived by nieces and nephews. Both to be buried at Monocacy cemetery Beallsville with services at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday.

Richard Darby Barnesville William C. Brown Ellen Rath Igiehart Brown Darby Montgomery County Mr. Darby John W Ella Darby Board of County Commissioners State Central Committee Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Rockville Basil Igiehart Howard County Iglehar

Roosevelt Reorganization Bill May Be Amended

Senator Tydings of Maryland says President Roosevelt's push to oust him and others from the Senate could lead opponents of the DIN reorganization to amend it as they wish. He notes the bill's past Senate battle and predicts amendments may be added in the next session's draft.

Washington Tydings Maryland Roosevelt Senate House

Plea Of Guilty Entered In Untaxed Liquor Case

Martin Henry Martin Tourmont pleaded guilty to possession of untaxed liquor when arraigned before U S Commissioner D Angie Wolfinger in Hagerstown last week. He posted $1000 for federal grand jury action. His wife was dismissed. Agents reported 30 gallons of allegedly untaxed liquor found at the home.

Henry Martin Tourmont U. S D. Angie Wolfinger Hagerstown Martin

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