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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1938

Page

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Henry Ford and Wife Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Detroit April 12 Henry Ford and Clara Bryant Ford celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at a party hosted by their son Edsel and daughter in law Eleanor in Grosse Pointe Shores. The event drew Ford family members and Detroit leaders, with multiple dinners across the metropolitan area, recalling their early life near the Ford plant and Ford’s remarks on harmony and choosing a good mother in law.

Detroit Henry Ford Clara Bryant Ford Ford Law Martha Bryant Old Grosse Pointe Dearborn Edsel Ford Grosse Pointe Shores Mrs. Ford Edsel Eleanor

Heinz ordered to bargain with pickle workers union

The National Labor Relations Board ordered the H. J. Heinz Company Monday to bargain collectively with the Canning and Pickle Workers Local No. 325 and to withdraw recognition of the Heinz Employer's Association at its Pittsburgh plant. Monotone coats are worn over brightly patterned printed spring dresses.

Pittsburgh National Labor Relations Board H. J. Heinz Company Heinz Employer’ Association

Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for Cold Relief

A health column urges prompt care for the common cold noting it as an internal infection. Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets are presented as an effective fourfold treatment aiding bowels infection head ache fever and overall recovery. They’ve sold for over 40 years and are touted as safe and widely used.

Grove

Most Powerful Fighting Aircraft in the World

Officers declare the aircraft the most powerful fighting bomber, shown with a ten man crew. The photo reveals the pilot’s compartment and the blister stations for machine gunners in the wings.

U. S. Army

No Slum Projects Are Planned Here In Hagerstown

Mayor W Lee Elgin said the city will not pursue slum clearance due to a lack of slum density and budget constraints. He argued it would force licensed builders out of work and compete with contractors. Mayor Koon noted Cumberland similarly rejected proposals for slum clearance for related reasons.

Hakerstown W. Lee Elgin Hagerstown Elgin Thomas W. Koon Cumberland

Auto Death List Reduced In March

Maryland posted a 37.8 percent drop in traffic fatalities year over year for the quarter ending last month. Twenty-two people were killed in state accidents outside Baltimore City. Six counties—Anne Arundel Calvert Caroline Charles Kent and Talbot—had no fatalities. Allegany Carroll Frederick and Washington counties recorded fatalities and injuries.

Baltimore Maryland Baltimore City Anne Arundel Calvert Caroline Charles Kent Talbot Allegany County Carroll County Frederick County Washington

Blaze threatens Chocolate Park at Cascade amusement center

A fire likely from defective wiring damaged about 3200 in the service room of Chocolate Park in Cascade. Discovered by John Zeigler, the park manager, who alerted Blue Ridge Summit Fire Company. The new park is owned by John Flohr, Jozeph Greenwalt and Jack Kramer.

Chocolate Park Cascade John Zeigler Blue Ridge Summit Fire Company John Flohr Jozeph Greenwalt Jack Kramer

Snow removal cost reveals mild winter here

Street Superintendent Stewart Miller reported last night that snow removal cost only 224 dollars, though no snow was actually removed. Most of the expense went to dumping non skid material on icy streets after freezing. In earlier years the cost totaled thousands of dollars.

Stewart Miller

Next Hitler Step Debated After Austrian Plebiscite

Berlin reports concern over Adolf Hitlers next move after a plebiscite showing over 99 percent approval for annexing Austria on March 13. Observers across German society discuss whether he will push rapid action on other Nazi objectives and unfinished business.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Germany Austria

Sandy Hook Services Planned This Week

Special services announced by Rev. Chester B. Smith of Sandy Hook M. E. Church include Family Night Wednesday at 7 45 and a Dark Hour Service on Good Friday April 15 from 3 to 4 o clock. A picture will be given to the largest family represented and another to all attendees.

Sandy Hook Chester B. Smith Sandy Hook M. E

Picturesque Cloud Effects Over Town at Sunset

Observers gathered in the town and on outskirts to view a stunning sky display as whitish cirru stratus cumulus clouds filled the western horizon. The dry air produced untinted, vivid sunset colors, with cirrus cirrostratus and cirrocumulus formations visible at various altitudes and noted for halos and the mackerel sky.

Ostrich Feather Jackets Rule Paris Evening Wear

Short bulky feather jackets captivate Paris fashion for evening use. Uncurled ostrich jackets rise in popularity among stylish crowds, signaling bold texture and luxe appeal.

Paris

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