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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1940

Page

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Taxip Regulation Discussed by City Board

The Street Committee discussed regulating taxi operators in East Washington street after complaints of noise at night. Capt. McCleary reported 24 arrests and 485 in fines in March. 253 parking violations, 51 drinking cases, and 48 driving-law arrests. Bids for fuel products were opened and will be tabulated by the purchasing agent.

Taxi! Syerstown Egular East Washington Street Spesate 8 Gapt McCleary

War fears dampen US business amid Denmark Norway spread

Washington reports that war danger spreading to Denmark and Norway weighed on American business on Tuesday. Experts cited potential shifts in orders to England for Danish goods and possible U S supplies of butter eggs and rayon pulp. Investments in Danish Norwegian and Swedish securities faced uncertainty as analysts weighed how a conflict could affect US firms with operations in Scandinavia.

Washington Denmark Norway Vna Commitrce Department England United States Japan American Automobile, Petroleum, Agrianliurst Implement and Otherndustries Scandinavia Sweden Warren I. Pierson Export-Import Bank Germany Kit Haakon King Gustav King Christian Stockholm Gustav Adolf Hitler Thaakon Oslo

Robbery at Philadelphia drugstore ends with brief take

In Philadelphia on April 10 a pandit pressed a revolver against Edith Graf wife of a drugstore proprietor while two accomplices forced the cash register. Graf calmed the assailants saying they were nervous and the bandits fled with $36.

Philadelpamia Edith Gra

Chemical discoveries promise apple milk and grapefruit dyes

Cincinnati April 10 Apple milk could serve as medicine and candy while a new grapefruit oil from seeds aids color fixing in textiles and foods. F C Wilbrandt and R D glog report at Virginia Tech on a one cent per pound mixture. A Nolte and T V Von Loaaceke note Winter Haven fruit station oil refined for salad dressings.

Cincinnati Avemen American Chemical Society F.C. Wilbrandt FR. DD. Glog Virginia Polytechnic Institue Blacksburg America Public Health Service Aj, Nolte

Quotations column in daily newspaper advertise trading

A historical stock market note offers a free booklet by Paul Kaye at 1st Street New York City NY. It mentions 16 trades without margin and a long-standing Sina Spe service.

Spesina Paul Kaye Dind St New York City N.Y

County To Have Float In Pageant

Washington County Commissioners will enter a float in Annapolis for the Ritchto Memorial Highway dedication on Saturday April 27. The float will symbolize the first monument to George Washington Fort Frederick and the county book service, with Governor Herbert R O Connor as the only speaker and a parade through Annapolis to follow.

Georges Washington Fort Frederick United States Washington County Annapolis Tain Nony Boonsboro Clearspring Herbert R. O'Connor State Roads Commission

Burger Is Given Six Months By Judge Wagaman

George Burger of Foundry Street was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Judge Frank G. Wagaman after an appeal of a drunken driving conviction. He was ordered to pay $125 Mire within four months, with the original six month term imposed after the payment period expired.

George Burger Foundry Street House of Correction Frank G. Wagaman Burger Wagaman

FBI Agent Testifies On Entertaining New York Members

Denis Healy a former railroad detective testified in a seditious conspiracy case accusing William G. Bishop of heading an "action committee." Healy said he helped run a liquor cellar stocked with FBI funds and entertained committee members at Narrowsburg. He claimed membership numbers varied from 300 to 300,000 though he never saw that many.

New York Federal Bureau of Investigation Denis Healy Irish Free State Army William G. Bishop Healy Iquor Action Committee Narrowsbuurg Committee FBI Bishop Christian Front Leo Healy

Suit for Divorce Filed in Florida

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brann Webb filed for divorce from Jacob Webb in West Palm Beach Florida. The suit was withdrawn immediately after filing and details were not learned. The couple eloped by airplane to a destination not disclosed.

West Palm Beach, Fla Mary Elizabeth Brann Webb W.L. Brann Boynton and Frederick, Md Jacob Webb

Marriage Revealed In Fort Pierce Honeymoon Flight

The couple announced their marriage in Fort Pierce on February 18 and the next day flew to Nassau aboard Alfred Vanderbilt's flying yacht for a honeymoon. Webb is the son of Mr and Mrs William Seward Webb of Delray Beach and Manhasset.

Fort Pierce Nassau Alfred Vanderbilt Webb William Seward Webb Delray Beach and Manhasset, S. 1

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