Toledo Knife-Wielder Terrorizes Four Women and Girl
A suspected crazed knife-wielder, about 20, attacked four women and an 11-year-old girl in Toledo streets as police hunted him. Victims describe a narcotic odor on the suspect, who fled when screams drew attention. Mrs Charles Jacobs was stabbed but said she would recover. Beebe, Mason, Beebe. purse with $2 lost.
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Toledo
Marcoto
Charles Jacobs
Woin
Jackie Mason
Ella
James
Beatrice Beeb
Deen
10 Cents Glass For Beer There There
Baltimore announces beer served in hotels will be nine ounce glasses at ten cents after midnight Thursday. Maryland Hotel Men's Association says prices target mutual consistency to curb competition. Local bottled beer will cost fifteen cents. room service and hotel restaurants twenty cents. imported bottles twenty five cents.
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Jbaltimore
Baltimore
William J. Quinn
Maryland Hotel Men's Association
Quinn
Philadelphia lecturer to speak at Church of God
J Arthur Schlichter of Philadelphia will deliver his famous lecture at the Church of God on Summit avenue and Baltimore street this evening. The subject is To Laugh to be cheerful to be Happy. There is no admission charge and all are invited.
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J. Arthur Schlicter
Philadelphia
Church of God
Summit Avenue
Baltimore Street
Income tax collections decline in March totals
Washington reports March 31 income taxes at 2,380,200, lifting March total to 189,712,300 but a nine month deficit of 1,361,613,789. Receipts total 1,522,239,439 against expenditures of 2,883,853,282. Gross debt stands at 21,362,464,177 with year to year tax drop contributing to the shortfall.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasure Hunt To Be Renewed For De Brake Ship
A Baltimore salvage firm says the treasure ship De brake, sunk in 1789 with millions in gold, will be sought again starting May 1. The Captain Crew will sail as the search ship, aiming to hook lines around the hulk and raise it intact, after spring weather delays.
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Baltimore
Debrake
Drew
Gallows For Sale in Illinois Court House Cleanup
In Champaign Illinois on April 3 Supervisor Jacob White found a gallows while clearing a courthouse basement. He offers to sell it as is since it is no longer usable in Illinois where electrocution is the method for executions.
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Champaign
Court House
Jacob White
White
Illinois
Deaths and funerals in Greensburg and area
Obituaries list David Edward Law of Greensburg aged 69 with survivors including sisters and brothers. services at Greensburg Lutheran Church. interment Ringgold Cemetery. Also Misa Fannie Schindel died at 640 Oak Hill Avenue, survived by siblings. funeral at Kraiss mortuary chapel. interment Dunkard Cemetery Beaver Creek. William Pagne of 24 Madison Avenue died aged 58. engineer with Western Maryland Railway. funeral Tuesday at 2 from house, interment Spring Hill cemetery. Card of Thanks from the Nichols family.
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David Edward Law
Greensburg
Rebecca Miller
Waynesboro
Emma B. Law
Tracey *Law
Tampico
Benjamin Law
Sabiltiasville
Greensburg Lutheran Church
J. R. Thomas
Ringgold
Misa Fannie M. Schinds
Oak Hill Avenue
David and
Magdalene Schindel
Washington County
First Brethren Church
Mias Schindel
Benjamin P. Schindel
Nora E. Reed
Kraiss Mortuary
Frank Coleman
Dunkard Cemetery
Beaver Creek
William
Pagne
Madison Avenue
Western Maryland Railway
Grace A. B Church
L. B
Odd Fellows
Roy Cromer
Roy Shipp
Walter Clopper
Walter
Charles
Shippensburg
Robert
Baltmore
G. I. Rider
Spring Hill Cemetery
McCardell Bros Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Business
In North Potomac Street, W. H. McCar ge and O. D. McCardell marked fifty years since opening their store as McCardell Bros. The firm has stayed in the same location, rebuilt on the site, and helped grow the community. The Daily Mail joins the community in congratulating the brothers on this milestone.
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W. H. McCarge
O. D. McCardell
North Potomac Street
McCardell Bros
Daily Mail
Farm relief bills loom in Congress and urban mortgage plan
Roosevelt's farm mortgage refinancing proposal and broader relief measures press forward in Congress. Aims include capping mortgage rates, issuing bonds up to 2 to 3 billion dollars, and creating a farm credit administration. Also noted are railroad reforms, stock exchange regulation, and Tennessee Valley development. Nearby items mention a Nine Thirty Sunday School class observance and a Gettysburg battlefield visit by Williamsport High School students, plus an astrology service ad offering readings for a dollar with set hours.
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Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
White House
Tennessee River Valley
New Farm Credit Administration
Battlefield
Williamsport High School
Gettysburg Battlefield
Richard Doub
Gettysburg College
City Assured Beer Friday in Hagerstown
Gunther Beer, 3.2 percent alcohol, legalized, to roll out Friday morning in Hagerstown. Baltimore representatives William A. Gaynor and A. J. Mandl announce leasing of Hess Carriage Plant site at 800 Pennsylvania Ave for distribution via Gunther trucks leaving Baltimore at 12:01 a.m. Thursday and arriving about 3 a.m. The statewide beer bill advances in the General Assembly, but local option law requires repeal by voters before hard liquor sales begin locally.
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Congress
Hagerstown
Gunther Brewing Cmpany
Baltimore
William A. Gaynor
A. J. Mandl
Gunther Beer Dis- Rae Co., Inc
Hess Carriage Plant
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gunther Company
Regal
Mand
General Assembly
New Deal For The Motorist In Minneapolis
Captain John H. Hart orders motorcycle police to stop taunts at drivers. The new policy bans sharp remarks like what's the hurry and where's the fire, and directs officers to use hand signals to steer cars to the curb. Officers are told not to rely on traps or hide behind billboards stations or in stores.
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Minneapolas
Funeral services held for Rev Samuel J Thompson in Louisville
Funeral services were held here today for the Rev Samuel J Thompson 74 a longtime preacher in Kentucky He died yesterday at his home Burial will be tomorrow afternoon at Morgantown Ky He was father of Stanley G Thompson a member of the Associated Press staff in Detroit Mich
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Louisville
Samuel J. Thompson
Kentucky
Thompson
Morgantown
Stanley G. Thompson
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Assembly Countdown for Midnight Ends Pending House Action
The Maryland assembly faced a closing midnight as administration measures awaited perfunctory House action while the Senate debated a gas tax revenue plan a $12 million Baltimore relief loan a beer bill a $4 million road bond and unemployment insurance. A seven hour filibuster by Senator Joseph Allan Coad stalled a Potomac river oyster dredging bill amid opposition from Charles and St. Marys counties.
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Senate
Baltimore City
Philadelphia
Potomac River
Joseph Allan Coad
Dem
St. Mary’s
Charles
Baltimore
Board of Education
Assembly
Everest Flight Test For First Mountain Crossing
A British expedition at Purneah India conducted a test flight aimed at crossing Mt Everest. Two planes reportedly climbed to 35 000 feet, about 6 000 feet above the summit, to practice the passage needed for the attempt.
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Purneah
India
Mt. Everett
Health Week Planned in Chestertown on Monday
National Negro Health Week will be observed in Chestertown starting Monday with county public health officials planning various exercises and activities for the week.
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Chestertown
Checks Return To Normal After Banking Crisis
New York reports show checks, not cash, driving normal commerce as confidence returns. Money in circulation peaked at 7.538 billion after the national holiday and fell to 6.253 billion by March 29, with deposits around 57 billion in 1929 and check clearings exceeding 700 billion. Bankers say money is mainly a value standard, not the primary payment method. Pang Ko Sang was executed in Hong Kong for bribery involving Japanese goods. Middletown orders a new six cylinder fire engine to replace the old unit within thirty days.
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New York
Hong Kong
China
Pang Ko-Sang
Canton
Middletown
Chicago Grain Market Quotation by The Sticker Sales Corp
Chicago grain prices and market quotes provided by The Sticker Sales Corporation based at 26 W Washington St Hagtratown Md. Listings cover corn wheat and oats with price ranges and supplier notes. Readers gain quick price snapshot and dealer identifiers for trading today.
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The
Sticker Sales Corporation
Washington St
Hagtratown, Md
Fisherman reels in mythical beard fish tale
Geneva traveler and naturalist Captain D Howard recalls a marsh fishing incident near his home in which he felt a tug on his line and saw a creature described as a three foot long fish with an eight inch beard resembling the old man of the sea before it vanished back into the marsh.
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Geneva
D. Howard
North Geneva
Going Back to Good Old Names in Chicago Bartenders Union
The Chicago bartenders union reverts to its traditional name for old time members. Since prohibition, it has been known as the beverage and soda dispensers' union but now returns to the historic title amid renewed interest from longtime staff and veterans.
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Chicago
Beverage and Soda Dispensers
Union
German Society Appeals to Hitler in Mercy Plea
The German Society of Maryland on April 3 sent a telegram to Chancellor Hitler urging justice humanity and mercy toward German Jews. The message was signed by Karl A M Scholtz president of the society.
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Baltimore
German Society of Maryland
Hitler
Germany
Karl. A. M. Scholtz
Marble Townament Entries Boost Local Marble Contest
Contestants rush to enter the Herald-Mail Marble Tournament with schools required to hold eliminations by mid-April. The champ earns a free trip and an Ocean City, N. J. outing in June, while a lone girl contender from St Mary’s School is noted among the hopefuls. Names listed include students from Woodland, South Potomac, Broadway, Surrey, Antietam Street, Winter Street, Washington Street, and Halfway School along with Chewsville School.
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Herald-Mail
Ocean City
N. J
Hagerstown
Washington County
Champ
W. Whiz-Bang
N Agate
Woodland Way
Richard Lowman
George Hoapengardner
South Potomac
Gerald Alexander
Robert Kline
Broadway
Robert Grandstaff
Robert M. Carpenter
Richard S. Phillips
Surrey
Gilbert Plotner
Anna Pilotner
Andrew Sc
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