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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

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Marriage of Maxine Doyle to William Whitney in Las Vegas

Mrs Laura Dovie announced the Las Vegas wedding of film actress Maxine Dovie aged 22 and director William Whitney aged 21. The ceremony occurred Monday in Las Vegas Nevada with the bride's mother disclosing the event. The note also mentions the existence of about 3,300 standing committees across 48 state legislatures.

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Floyd Gibbons Visits Washington County Noted War Correspondent

World renowned newspaperman Floyd Gibbons toured Gettysburg and Sharpsburg sites with local residents and press at Hotel Alexander. He discussed the Battle of Antietam with J. B. Ferguson, Park Loy, and Charles Harman and later met Mrs. James Findlay, recalling Oliver Wendell Holmes’s Civil War wounds. He plans to continue his Washington visit after the talk with Mrs. Findlay.

Floyd Gibbons Battle of Antietam Washington County Hotel Alexander J. B. Ferguson Park W. T. Loy Charles W. Harman Findlay Gibbons

War correspondent Gibbons speaks on Civil War phases

Gibbons declared no more wars for me and discussed Antietam commemorations and Civil War phases. He recalled Justice Holmes being nursed back to health after battle injuries. The noted correspondent, who lost his left eye in World War I, holds French and Italian Crosses of Honor for distinguished service.

Gibbons Antietam Justice Holmes

Maryland Road Program Announces 1938 Build Plan

The State Roads Commission released its 1938 highway and bridge program with an expected eight million dollars in State and Federal funds across 44 Maryland projects. Bridges receive about two million, grade crossing eliminations one million, and five million goes to other roads. Projects include Hancock to the West Virginia line bridge, Sharpsburg to Shepherdstown, Smithsburg paving, National highway bridges, and relocations on Green Ridge and near Exitt's creek.

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Buffalo Officers Linked In Racket

Buffalo police captain Daniel G. Regan was suspended and an investigations of the police force was begun after a grand jury report linked certain officers to a vending machine racket. The charge followed his alleged fraternizing with Joe Di Carlo, a former public enemy No. 1, now serving a year in prison for coercion related to vending machine sales.

Buffalo, N Buffalo Daniel G. Regan Joe di Carlo Regan Glenn H. McClellan

Stabbing Victim John Lucas Back In Hospital

John Lucas 20 was stabbed in an alleged fight with his father at Clarkson Avenue and is listed in fair condition at Washington County Hospital. Charles Lucas 50 was arrested and held pending outcome of the injuries after the two back wounds.

John Lucas Clarkson Avenue Washington County Charles Lucas Young Lucas

Elder Lucas Involved in Family Fight Over Juvenile Court Custody

Investigating officers say elder Lucas fought with his son when the latter refused to surrender several young brothers placed in their care by Juvenile Court after the elder Lucas was deemed unfit to provide guardianship.

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Longest Python Captured Reaches 32 Feet

Miss Hilda Yen, niece of Dr W Yen, captures a 32 foot python. The famed constrictor averages only about 13 feet in length and is on display as part of a zoological exhibit. The creature is noted as the longest reptile ever captured.

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