Recruits Begin Conditioning for Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington reports army camps host CCC recruits for two weeks of conditioning before forest work. Fechner describes reconditioning to feed and cure malnutrition, as 2,600 of 25,000 initial enrollees arrive, with thousands more expected. Recruits praised for high morale and eagerness to start.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Conservation
Fechner
Beer Return Cuts Jobless in Baltimore
Three months into the year show employment gains in Baltimore with a pretzel firm adding 150 workers and rye bread and cheese producers doubling output. Two local breweries hired about 700 more, a bottle maker added 12 full time workers and 50 storemen, while Motor Truck Owners claim higher vehicle sales and one brewery saved 14 sales cars.
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Jocal
Breweries
Saat
Tohn E. Raine
Motor Truck Owners' Association
Salvation Army Ha geretown report shows relief figures
The advisory committee of the Ha geretown Salvation Army branch met Friday and published the officer in charge report detailing transit relief 860 meals 1896 juvenile cases 7 beds 38 King's Daughters applications 2 meals 27 meats 116 and other figures. The committee also acknowledges donations of food and clothing received at headquarters. Firemen to meet tonight at 7 30 o'clock to discuss important business. all members urged to attend.
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Hageretown
Salvation Army
King’s Daughters
Relations of U S Japan To Be Discussed
Tokyo reports that Japan will discuss the full scope of American Japanese relations at President Roosevelts world conference series. Officials expect talks to cover China policy and Manchukuo in Manchuria with Finance Minister Korekiyo Takahashi a leading candidate to represent Japan in Washington.
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Tokyo
Japan
Roosevelt
China
Manchuria
Debruchi
Koreikyo Takahasi
Washington
London
Laughter Then Came Tears at Oregon Talent Show
In Marshfield Oregon on April 10 Charles Hagquist aged 65 opened with a Chaplin impersonation in a local talent show. Laughter filled the hall until Hagquist suddenly collapsed and died, initially mistaken for part of the act.
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Marshfield
Ore
Charles Hagquist
Charles Chaplin
Hagquist
Death notices of Frantz Turner Shoemaker and Weaver
Deaths recorded for Emma Jane Frantz aged 74 at Hooverville near Waynesboro. Also Susie Evelyn Turner 31 of Williamsport, infant Donald Lee Shoemaker, and WW veteran Samuel Weaver funeral details and burial plans. Card of thanks from Henry A. McCune family.
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Emma Jane Frantz
Hooverville
Waynesboro
Frantz
Edgemont
Washington County
Jacob and
Ann (Singer) Welty
Mr. Frantz
John . Frantz
J.‘ Hanlan
Omar Frantz
Media A. Miller
Greencastle
Orother
Samuel Welty
Greensburg
John I.miller
Reformed Mennonite Church
Greet Hill Cemetery
Donald Lee
Roy Shoemaker
Benevola
Betty Jane
Rowland Reichard
Manor Cemetery
Henry A. McCune
Big Herald Mail Marble Tourney entries list grows
A partial list of entrants for the Herald Mail Marble Tournament is published as of the filing deadline. The article notes about half the numbers are shown, with remaining entrants to be printed tomorrow or Wednesday. Names span Woodland Way Jr. High to Indiana Springs and include multiple streets and towns.
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Herald- Mail
Woodland Way JR
Richard Lowman
George Hoopengardner
Robert Hoffman
Lester G. Kendle
R. Paul Hoffman
Lorreine Skretzer
Henry Myers
Denzel Viands
Louis Turner
Elwood Browning
Potomac ST. JR. High
Gerald Alexander
Robert Kline
Harold C. Battie
Catherine Bragonier
David Staley
Edgar Rockwell
Richard Lynch
Lester Hart
Jay Jormes
Broadway
Robert Grandstaff
Richard S., Phillips
Robert M. Carpenter
Catherine Andrews
Surrey
Gilbert Plotner
Anna Plotner
Andrew Schnebly
Thos. W. Wolf
Kind Deeds Highlight Chicago Teen Transport Club
A 16-year-old Lee Koep pen who is blinded by a bomb at Judge John F. McGoorthy's home inspires kindness. His high school forms the Bill Koeppen Club to arrange daily rides to school and back for him as he studies to become a lawyer.
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Chicago
Lee Koeppen
John F. McGoorthy
Bill Koeppen
Bill
Last Word Cost Him Freedom In Fire Alarm Tactics
In Pittsburgh on April 10, Jake Margint devised a method to win family disputes by triggering a fire alarm with firefighters responding to a call. Magistrate John J. Sweeney imposed the sentence of thirty days, giving the last word to the court.
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Pittsburgh
Jake Margint
John J. Sweeney
Margint
Tips On Fires Best Of Week
Tips On Fires Best Of Week explains a Daily Mail prize game run weekdays from 7 30 p m to 3 p m with Monday issue announcements. Winners identify themselves at the Daily Mail office using prize details to receive cash. The feature emphasizes recognizing news and hints accidents fires nature stories and human interest items as prize material.
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The
Daily Mail
Daily Mal
Marriage Licenses Report From Multiple Counties
Daniel Webster Barkdoll age 21 and Ethel Mae Creager age 19 from Waynesboro Pa. Neil A. Palmer age 21 of Watfordsburg Pa. and Goldie C. Hill age 19 of Hancock. William Palmer age 21 and Mary Nowell age 19 of Mason and Dixon Pa.
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Daniel Webster Barkdoll
Ethel Mae Creager
Waynesboro
Neil A. Palmer
Watfordsburg
Goldie C. Hill
Hancock
William Palmer
Big City
Mary Nowell
Mason and Dixon
Opposeb and O. Move to Take Over Two Rail Systems
The Philadelphia Board of Trade questions sacrificing Reading Jersey Central independence to bolster Baltimore and Ohio plans. A Reading Jersey Central terminal system aims to preserve open routes and coastwise tonnage, backed by Philadelphia’s $200 million in modern port facilities.
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Maryland
McCormick
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading Jersey Central
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Reading-Jersey Central
Philadelphia Shippers
Baltimore and Ohio
Seaboard
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Holy Week Services at Williamsport Methodist Church
Holy Week services will be held each night this week at 7 30 oclock in the Williamsport Methodist Church. Messages will be based on the last words of Christ on the cross. On Good Friday the Holy Communion will be administered.
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Williamsport Methodist Church
Christ
Lottery case defendants upheld on conspiracy charge in Eagles case
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the conspiracy conviction of Conrad H Mann Frank E Hering and Bernard C McGuire in the Eagles lottery case. Substantive charge on interstate ticket shipment reversed leaving sentences intact with Mann and McGuire receiving fines cut to 10000 and McGuire to a year and a day in prison while Mann gets five months and Hering four months. Mann headed Kansas City chamber of commerce and Eagles offices while Hering was Notre Dame professor and Eagles editor McGuire was a promoter connected to a charity series tied to a national $75000 prize.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Conrad H. Mann
Frank E. Hering
Bernard C. McGuire
Eagles
United States
Louis Mead Treadwell
Hering
Mann
McGuire
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Order of Eagles
Notre Dame University
McGuirey
The
Moose
Jas 1 Davis
Hayles
Federal chemist reports beer alcohol averages in Chicago
John W. Fenner, a Federal chemist, tested seven Chicago brews and found an average kick of 2.8 percent alcohol by weight. This sits four tenths of one percent under the legal maximum. The alcohol content ranged from 2.48 to 3.18 percent.
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Chicago
John W. Fenner
Slow And Easy Latest Dance In 1933 Ballroom
Indianapolis April 10. Middle western dancing masters.
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Indianapolis
Dancing Masters of America
Odd Fellows Meeting Notice for April By Laws Change
Attention Odd Fellows all members requested to be present Tuesday evening April 1st at 8 PM for important changes of By-Laws Potomac Lodge No 31 IOOF M J Smith Noble Grand Stanley Shadrack Secy members urged to attend for their interest in the lodge affairs.
Japs Launch a New Drive on Great Wall of China
A Japanese news report from Manchuria says forces along the Great Wall opened an offensive to quell Chinese counter-attacks. Planes and infantry bombarded, with the operation described as local and aimed at improving positions along the wall.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Changchun
Manchuria
Great Wall of China
Wall
Tokyo War Office
Great Wall
Peiping
Tientsin
Veteran Ends His Life With Poison
James McFarren a 59 year old Spanish American War veteran died at Waynesboro Hospital from two Paris Green doses. He recently returned from the National Soldiers Home at Roanoke Va and had been drinking heavily according to his sister Amanda Knepper with whom he lived. He admitted taking the poison but refused medical aid until several hours later. Coroner Thutish ruled death by own action.
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James McFarren
Waynesboro Hospital
Paris Green
McFarren
Mont Alto
National Soldiers Home
Roanoke
Amanda Knepper
Thutish
Chicago Grain Market Quotation Report by The Sticker Sales
Quotation summary from The Sticker Sales Corporation located at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland presents current grain market figures. Includes price levels for traded grains and brief commentary from the dealer.
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Sticker Sales Corporation
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Negro convicted in Scottboro assault retrial in Decatur
After twenty one hours a jury in the first retrial of the Scottboro case found Heywood Patterson a 19 year old Chattanooga negro guilty of attacking a white woman and sentenced him to death in the electric chair. National Guardsmen escorted Patterson from the courtroom as spectators remained silent. Defense counsel called the verdict a midcarriage of justice while prosecutors asserted there was no reasonable doubt.
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Decatur
Ala
Scottboro
Heywood Patterson
Chattanooga
Patterson
National Guardsmen
Horton
Samuel
Leibowitz
New York
Thomas E. Knight
Abraham Lincoln
No Service Tuesday Night at St Marks Lutheran Church
No Lenten service Tuesday night due to the death of Rev J W Otts brother in law Dr Malcolm Weaver. Preparatory services are set for Wednesday evening with Holy Communion Thursday evening and Sunday morning.
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St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
J. W. Ott
Malcolm Weaver
Announcement of dress shop removal in Maryland apartment move
Rachael Kendle announces the removal of her dressmaking shop from 1248 Potomac Street to Maryland Avenue apartment on the 2nd floor Ady. The notice provides the relocation details and address change for customers and deliveries.
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Rachael Kendle
Potomac
Maryland
Ady
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