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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
7
Hoy Scouts members of the drum and bugle corps are asked to report at the YMCA on Wednesday evening at 730 for an important meeting about a trip to Winchester.
Rates show per pecasun two in a room with bath at CRALPONTE from 0.445 to 3.50 dollars and at WADDON HALE from 0.910 to 0.87 with meals included. European plan available.
ANNAPOLIS Md April 4 The House approved and sent to the Governor several banking measures including directors quota for trust companies rules for bank closures receivers powers and stock ownership ban for bank officials The package also alters capital and surplus requirements and caps branch bank dividends A separate bill to further restrict bank and trust company lending was not sent.
Sudlersville Md April 4 The large plant of the Sudlersville Canning Company was destroyed by fire last night. The blaze was discovered about 730 and firemen could not control it. Firefighters from Millington Church Hill and Centerville assisted. Also in Chambersburg James King Jr 13 was fined 10 for shooting a robin with an air rifle paid to a game protector.
Charles B Minnebraker was elected president of the Noncom missioned Officers Club of Co B National Guard at the Friday night meeting. About 20 were present. Officers elected also include Calvin B Rogers vice president Joseph F Metz secretary Charles R Carter treasurer William B Rohrer sergeant at arms. Refreshments followed in the dining room. The officers will be installed at the next meeting.
Alton C. Bell of Oakmont Maryland 58 killed himself by hurling onto tracks as a freight train sped by Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at his home with Canon Arthur B Rudd officiating Burial planned at Rockville Union cemetery Police report states Bell ran down an embankment and threw himself before the oncoming train Dr William S Murphy certified death by his own action
In Purnea India on April 3 the Marquis of Clydesdale and Lt. D G McIntyre, with photographer Bennett, flew to 35 000 feet in 90 minutes and crossed the summit of Mount Everest 19 141 feet high. McIntyre frostbitten but Clydesdale landed cheerful, while the photographer ran pictures for a record.
In Hancock yesterday a small voter turnout produced 43 votes with one ticket in the field. Robert B. Hess was elected burgess. Benjamin P. Little, O. N. Carryer, Philip A. Rauth and Thomas Gilleece Sr. were named commissioners. Gilleece, the retiring burgess, was persuaded to accept a commissioner's post.
Audiences watch the Barrymores in Rasputin and the Empress from Charles MacArthur’s story. Lionel Barrymore as Rasputin and Diana Wynyard as Princess Natasha lead a tale of mystery and romance set in prewar Russia with elaborate court scenes and period costumes. Ethel Barrymore appears in her first talking picture alongside John Barrymore and Ralph Morgan.
Paris April 3 French cabinet drafts counter proposals to Mussolini four power peace plan. Ministers reject any directorate that would impose will on Europe. Poland and Little Entente nations must be consulted on matters affecting them. France indicated in principle acceptance of Mussolini plan in March.
April meeting details for Willing Workers and Ladies Aid Society recorded with attendees fromSharpsburg and nearby towns. Weekend and weekday service notices list Christ Reformed Lutheran and Church of God services for early April including April 5 6 and 7 with pastors Rev H D Chapman and others.
Social notes record attendance at a Boonsboro birthday party and details a moving day gathering at the Pofenberger home on April 1 with many local families named. The item lists patients, hospital names, and weekend visits by residents of Hagerstown, Antietam, and surrounding towns.
Henry's Theatre opens Daring Daughters featuring Marion Marsh and Joan Marsh with Kenneth Thompson in the lead. The plot follows two sisters in a big city facing advances from men as one remains cautious while the other learns to handle temptation. The program also includes Metrotone News and an Andy Clyde comedy.
The Philadelphia presbytery voted to withdraw the Presbyterian Church from the Federal Council of Churches in America. After the meeting Rev. I Struger Shults stated clerk indicated dissatisfaction with the promised reorganization of the Federal Council.
Frederick on April 2 announces a contract price of six dollars per ton to be paid by local sugar canners. The report notes the figure as the established rate for shipments and highlights the local pricing decision.
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