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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1939

Page

1

Governor Praises Maryland Legislature For Broad Reforms

Governor Herbert R. OConor praised the recently adjourned Maryland General Assembly, calling it the most sound and progressive in state history. He outlined seven major objectives including a balanced budget, abolishing borrowing, restoring gasoline tax funds, expanding social services, and creating a permanent budget bureau. The speech highlighted reforms to the judiciary, labor and statistics offices, occupational disease compensation, mine safety measures, a seven member legislative council, county coroner reorganizations, and Morgan College as a state institution.

Baltimore General Assembly Herbert R. O’conor Maryland Bureau of Budget Control O’conor Baltimore People’s Court Iegally O Conor Commissioner of Labor and Statistics Afice Industrial Accident Commission Legislative Council House Senate O‘conor Veterans Commission Morgan College

Senators Seek Larger Farm Funds Without New Law

In Washington on April 7, Senate Republicans from farming states favor a $300 million rise in existing farm funding rather than new legislation. Proposals also include a $150 million boost for surplus disposal to aid dairy, livestock and fruit growers, plus a $250 million add on cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco and rice payments. Aimed to unify sectional interests, Smith plans a Saturday meeting with all farm senators.

Washington Senate House Smith D-Sc Senate Agriculture Committee Lucas Dil LaFollette Clark D-Mo

This Stomach Remedy Acts Fast

This advertisement touts Dare s Mentha Pepsin as a rapid relief for gas bloating heartburn and upset stomach. It claims quick action and broader benefits for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis dizziness headache nervousness and despondency, with pleasant taste and money back satisfaction.

Dare Dave H. R. Rudy Mentha Pepsin

Movie magnates top salary list in 1936 37 year gains

The article lists top earners across industries led by Louis B. Mayer and J. Robert Rubin with pay up to 651,123 for Loew's Inc executives. Greta Garbo and Katharine Cornell are noted among high earners, with IBM’s Thomas J. Watson and others in the 400000 range.

Loew's Inc J. Robert Rubin N. M. Schenck Louis B. Mayer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corporation William Randolph Hearst Thomas J. Watson International Business Machine Corporation of New York Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer S E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company Wilmington Del Metropolitan New York Theater Guild Lillian S. Dodge Harriet Hubbard Ayer Inc Blanche R. Green Hamden, Conn Spencer Corset Company Ford Motor Company Walter P. Chrysler Chrysler Corporation G. W. Mason Detroit Nash-Kelvinator Corporation Robert L. Ripley Cartonist King Features Syndicate Walter Winchell New York Daily Mirror James J. Braddock Jack Dempsey F. D. Coster Fairfield Winthrop W. Aldrich Chase National Bank c of Lou Gehrig New York Yankees

Sunday Sports Allowed by General Assembly Bill

A bill approved by the General Assembly would legalize Sunday bowling and basketball from 1 to 7 p m and awaits the Governor's signature. Another local measure authorizes Boonsboro officials to issue bonds up to 45 000 to fund a water plant, replacing private supply.

General Assembly Burgess and Commissioners of Boonsboro

Fingerprinting endorsed by mayor and council in Ha gerstown

The Ha gerstown Mayor and Council backed the Junior Chamber of Commerce Personal Identification by Fingerprinting project at a regular meeting. Fire companies including First Hose, Western Enterprise, Antietam and Pioneer Hook and Ladder also approved, with Rawlings Poole noting fingerprints provide the only unalterable positive ID.

Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce First Hose Western Enterprise Antietam Pioneer Hook and Ladder Rawlings 5S Poole Junior Chamber United States

Married Couples Used As Guinea Pigs In Fertility Study

Boston April 7 A Baltimore scientist Dr Carl G Hartman announced that several hundred married couples are serving as human guinea pigs to identify exact periods of non fertility in women. He cited a ten year study of 600 monkeys showing definite fertility and non fertility periods and said the project aims to provide data for those opposed to contraception.

Boston Baltimore Carl G. Hartman Carnegie Institution of Baltimore American Association of Anatomists Hartman National Committee of Maternal Health

Warn Against War Shooters in Mass Meeting Speech

Jeanette Rankin warned at a Keep America Out of War gathering that politicians and militarists seek to inflame war fears. She recalled voting against WWI and urged neutrality, noting Europe’s shifting boundaries for 2,000 years and questioning German England paths. Knutson praised his antiwar vote while criticizing Roosevelt. Norman Thomas warned against repeating 1917 actions.

New York Jeannette Rankin Congress House of Representatives America House Senate Montana United States Europe Germany England Knutson Rminn Roosevelt Norman Thomas

Rev F G Coleman Addresses God’s Appointment At Church

Special Services report Rev. F G Coleman speaking on Gods Appointment With You at First Baptist Church. Baptist Training Union Night featured Mr and Mrs A H Sherman singing My Refuge Is God. Coleman to speak Friday night on The Books Opened and will speak at both Sunday services.

F. G.” Coleman Baptist Baptist Training Union A. H. Sherman

G Men hunt Mrs Dickson in fatal shootout

Federal agents trapped outlaw Dickson after a gun battle that left him dead en route to a hospital. Police recovered two large caliber revolvers, a hunting knife, and a typewritten poem from his wallet. Dickson and his wife had been fugitives since 1937, committing robberies across several states and kidnapping bank staff during the Sioux Falls robbery.

Dickson Clarence Kingston Excelsior Springs Leonidas Mich Chicago Dicksons Batdit Topeka Sioux Falls S. D FBI

Monarch Club Explains Interprinting Program at Hotel Hamilton

At the Monarch club meeting the Junior Chamber of Commerce will present the interprinting program sponsored by the organization.

Monarch Club Hotel Hamilton Junior Chamber of Commerce

Proposal for Municipal Golf Course Near Hagerstown

The mayor and council reviewed a plan to build a city farm golf course south of Hagerstown. A 400-name Junior Chamber petition, presented by Irvine H. Rutledge, supports a public course. Officials estimate construction under 20,000 dollars, with city costs about 2,000 if aid becomes available, and note the course would be self sustaining.

Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce Irvine HH. Rutledge

Tail Spin thrills at Maryland Theatre with stellar cast

The 20th Century Fox melodrama Tail Spin delights audiences at the Maryland Theatre. Alice Faye Constance Bennett and Nancy Kelly headline with strong supporting roles from Joan Davis Jane Wyman Kane Richmond and Edward Norris. Roy Del Ruth directs a brisk action packed story of three women aviators with thrilling escapes. The program also features the March of Time release Young America and Mexico's New Crisis.

20Th Century-Fox Maryland Theatre Alice Faye Constance Bennett Nancy Kelly Joan Davis Charles Farrell Jane Wyman Kane Richmond Wally Vernon Joan Valerie Edward Norris Roy del Ruth Harry Joe Brown Frank Wead Mexico Alice Constance Faye-Bennett Kelly Wally Withan Jam Waluries Tonard Achra Fea Pletore

Pirates of the Skies at Henry's Theatre Today

Universal presents Pirates of the Skies at Henry's Theatre with Kent Taylor Rochelle Hudson Regis Toomey and a large cast. The film features air police the state law enforcement branch and a thrilling plot with a flying officer uncovering robberies. Chapter four of the serial drama Flying G Men with Robert Paige Lorna Gray and Richard Fiske completes the program.

Universal Henry’s Kent Taylor Rochelle Hudson Regis Toomey Air Police Taylor Atate Robert Paige Lorna Gray Richard Fiske

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Assembly Re “Ay “Arne Fender Body Dent Hughes Motor CO Ea A Harry S. Myers North Potomac Street Triangle Food Stores LL Bill Hagerstown Gas Co Appropriations Rudy Rudy’s Hamilton Corner Paul Patterson A. 8. Abell Co B. & QO. Railroad Daniel Willard George M. Shriver Commercial Credit Co A. E. Duncan C. BE. McManus Crown Cork and Seal Co Pangborn Corp Thomas WW. Pangborn P. J. Potter Victor F. Stine W. J. Jenks Norfolk and Western Railroad New London Texas Federal Bureau of Investigation Berkeley California Mr. Poote Harold N. Helm Roy Danzer, Jr J. W. Jamison Charles D. McKee John E. Corderman Irvine H. Rutledge Frank Kelly J. A. Speicher R. A. Knepper Herbert Logsden Weldon Hestwole Parke Geiger Avley Sica J. B. Rudy Thurman Lindsay Odello Leiter Special Services Philco Bohman-Warne, Inc Franklin St G-Men Hunt Mrs. Dickson Auror Mary ‘Punkins Parker St. Louis Academy Theatre Roy Rogers Mary Hart Republic Picture Colonial Theatre Anderson Co DYERS Lita Rogers Mary Hart É Cartoon Hara St Louis Blues Dorothy Lamour Lloyd Nolan Tivo Cunzar Jerome Cowan Jegsie Ralph Milliam Framtey Mary Parker Maxine Soluvamn Cuff Nadar the Kings Min Ant Matty Macneck Bis Grekestea Ticeeted Ty Saou Walsh Floyd Gibbons Thrill Film HENRY Warner Bros. Theatres Moscow Em- Boris Kyich Zharsky Bhalming Nikolai Lenin Horly
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