17 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1931
Page
1
London April 17 The Herald estimates Arnold Bennett’s estate at over 500000, making him the wealthiest modern British writer. His will, about 100 words in his small handwriting, may be filed weeks away. The Herald recalls prior fortunes of Stanley Weyman Dickens Trollope and notes large American deposits by students.
H M Lucius Club luncheon featured a Safety Always program led by Henry M Earng director of Auto 5 of Maryland. G W Tyler W L Marpel Judge Abercrombie and R Nickerson attended with remarks on safe driving and the Safety Responsibility Act now awaiting Governor Ritchie’s signature. Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics suffered torn ligaments in his left knee during a game with Washington.
The page lists two carillon and organ recitals at Mercersburg Academy with pieces by Handel Mendelssohn Schubert and Grieg plus BeBeide then notes Indiana prison industries lost 18350 dollars in the 1930 fiscal year.
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