Washington drumbeat for Roosevelt era officials list
Washington reports an authoritative plan to appoint Say T. Helvering of Kansas as internal revenue commissioner and Vincent Dallman of Springfield Illinois as assistant secretary of the treasury. Other named posts include McGrady of the American Federation of Labor in labor, Harry Mitchell of Great Falls Montana as assistant interior secretary, and A C Miller of the Federal Reserve Board as possible Fed governor. Within a week to ten days postmasters district attorneys and other officials expected to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. Helvering
Kansas
Internal Revenue
Vincent Dallman
Springfield
Ill
Harry Mitchell
Great Falls
Mont
Interior
A. C. Miller
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Navy to Abandon Hunt for Akron Soon
Washington April 17 The Navy will abandon its search for the Akron Wednesday unless searchers are more successful. Admiral William Y. Pratt said last night parts of the dirigible’s outer covering were found within ten miles of the crash site where the airship plunged into the Atlantic, killing 73 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Barnegat Light
New Jersey
Daily Mail tip contest promises cash rewards for best tips
The Daily Mail offers 6.92.60 dollars first prize and 2 dollars second for top tips each week with a 7 30 am to 3 pm submission window. The tip editor may split prizes if tips tie. Call to confirm if a candidate story is eligible. Earn by being alert and accurate. several winners have claimed multiple prizes since the contest began. COMPOSER DIES. EASTON PA April 17 Pi George Black Nevin, 74, sacred music composer whose cantatas were sung nationwide, died today. The Adoration and The Crucified with words by Mrs Lilian C Nevin were among his best known works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Easton
Pi— ‘George Black Nevin
Liltlae C. Nevin
Beer boosting crab trade in Salisbury Maryland
BEER HELPING CRAB BUSINESS SALISBURY Md April 17 The return of beer has lifted demand for Chesapeake Bay crabs. Wholesale crab prices jumped from 1.25 to 3 a barrel within a week of legalization, and seafood packers in Crisfield and other bay towns report shortages and long customer waitlists. WRECKAGE FOUND, CALCUTTA India April 17 A wrecked airplane believed to be linked to missing Italian airman L Robiano was located near Chittagong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Watermen
Chesapeake Bay
Crisfield
Bay
Calcutta
India
L. Robiano
Chittagong
Easter Eggs A Life Saver
In Lima Ohio on Easter morning a 20 month old child swallowed poison. Eggs given with breakfast acted as an antidote and the child is expected to recover, according to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Stanley Place
New reprieve promised for Winnie Judd in court
Dr. Joseph Catton of San Francisco and Dr. Paul Bowers of Los Angeles, psychiatrists for the state, seek permission to examine Mrs. Judd in her cells without her attorneys present. Counsel for Mrs. Ann Lerot and Hedvig Samuelson oppose. Judd remains under death watch, isolated in her cell and distrustful of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Catton
San Francisco
Paul Bowers
Los Angeles
Judd
P Layer
Ann Lerot
Hedvig Samuelson
Deaths of Mrs Angie Jennings and Alma McLucan
Mrs Angie Jennings dies suddenly at home in Brownsville at 77. Survived by husband Emanuel two sons George and John daughter Mrs Samuel Grimm of Brownsville. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Church of the Brethren Browns ville. Interment nearby. Alma E McLucan dies at 32 in Washington County Hospital after week long illness. Survived by husband John L McLucan sister Mrs Waley Joyce and brothers Clarence E Holiday Melvin E Elmer G Bernard C Owen C Martin M Charles E Alvin Z, all of Cross Junction. Body sent to Cross Junction for rites and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Jennings
Brownsville
Emanuel
George
John
Samuel Grimm
Brownaville
Church of the Brethren
Mitchell and
Erdman
Alma E. McLucan
John L. McLucan
Washington County Hospital
Waley Joyce
Winchester
Clarence C. Holiday
Fall River
Mass
Melvin E
Cumberland
Elmer G
Bernard C
Owen C
Martin M
Charles E
Alvin Z
Cross Junction
Cross Junction Cemetery
In Memoriam Meredith Monroe Bealer 1929
In loving remembrance of Meredith Monroe Bealer who died April 17 1929. His parents Maurice and (Mrs) Bealer say God took you home It was His will but in our hearts you are living still. Sleep on little darling and rest sweetly, resting on Jesus' breast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Monroe Bealer
Darling
Jesus
Mrs
Maurice Bealera
Humane Week Begins Today At County SPCA Shelter
Washington County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announces Be Kind to Animals Week with Humane Sunday upcoming. Visitors may inspect the shelter at 548 Wilson Boulevard. posters issued to schools. broadcast at 6 PM daily. Last year the society sheltered 509 animals, housed 49 dogs and 163 cats, with numerous cruelty investigations and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County’ Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Wilson Boulevard
New Ferment Aids Brewers From Chicago Discovery
Chicago April 17 A new chemically driven ferment described by Fred F Siebel head of a brewing school could cut beer production costs and aging time. The unnamed enzyme aims to reduce storage needs and permit faster aging from weeks to days amid tax pressures on brewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred F. Seibel
Siebel
Robbery at May Street Home Stolen Cash and Pens
Robbers entered a May street home just after midnight taking six dollars in cash two fountain pens and two gold pencils. The Bohn family slept on the second floor unaroused. Police blame hoboes camping near the city limits and detectives Peters and Hamill investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bohn
May Street
Bohn
Peters and
Hamill
Rain Mars Easter Parade In Hagerstown
Rain marred the Easter parade in Hagerstown yesterday yet many wore finery under umbrellas between showers. Large church attendances were reported at city and county services as shoppers filled streets Saturday night with one of the year's largest crowds. If fair weather returns, a delayed Easter parade may be held next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Roxy Restaurant Ad Promises Value at Tooms Fare
Roxy Restaurant at 259 Frederick Street advertises good meals and real beer. Second floor dining room offers lunch 11 30 to 1 30 and dinner 5 30 to 8 00 with a la carte service. Sunday dinner 6 00 to 8 00. Also promotes bachelor suites and dinette options with rent value claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Restaurant
Frederick Street
Hamilton
Castello
Tooms
Banking Holiday Saved Girls in Far Off Arabia
Two Sweetbriar graduates Mary Chenault Van Winkle and Frances Luckett travel with a charming but sly sheik to Pyramids near Cairo. He imprisons them for ransom until a U S bank holiday prompts President to shut banks. He offers a retreat by car, returning them to Cairo as their escape.
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Arabia
New York
Egypt
Sweetbriar College
Virginia
Mary
Chenault van Winkle
Frances Luckett
Louisville
Miss van Winkle
Ptolem
America
Sheik
United States
Abou Ben Sheik
Cairo
Pyramids
Jswell
Artificial light makes flowers bloom out of season
Purdue University horticulturists report a commercially viable method to force asters dahlias Sweet peas and pansies to bloom in winter by reducing night darkness to about four hours followed by artificial lights until sunrise. The system extends to about a 20 hour day and shows larger dahlias and far louder pansy blooms, with roughly 40 varieties tested and more precise light needs to be studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Unversity Horticulturists
Purdue Experiment Station
Maj N D McGinley Marries Gertrude Hargis in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on April 17 Major N D McGinley commander at the Union Soldiers' Home marries Gertrude Hargis aged 60. He says the marriage will surprise friends back home and he plans her as a new assistant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
N. D. McGinley
Gertrude Hargis
Police Investigate Detroit Burglary Hidden Cash
In Detroit on April 17 police probed a burglary at Mrs. Dora Strzyzewski’s home where chandeliers were taken. Detectives believe the theft tied to her hidden $700 stash inside a light fixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dora Strzyzewski
Easter Egg Roll in Jeopardy as Rain Dampens Plan
Washington reports a dreary drizzle threatens the annual Easter Monday White House egg roll. Children and organizers anticipate the event amid wet grass and soggy conditions. A lingering forecast suggests decision updates tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Super Sheep With Richer Wool Claims Grimaldi
In Grimaldi Italy on April 17 Dr Serge Voronoff announced creation of a super sheep with richer wool through gland transplantation. He said sheep given an extra gland at six months reach full development by one and a half years, and that inbreeding could yield the same type without transplantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimaldi
Italy
Serge Voronoff
Cant Find License Theyll Marry Again
MILWAUKEE Wis April 17 Jerry Brown and Julia Redrick who say they have been married 19 years are to marry again tomorrow after failing to supply Rock Island Ill relief department with proof of matrimony needed for emergency relief Jerry is jobless and the department demands proof of marriage before aid is issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwacker
Wis
Jerry Brown
Julia Redrick
Relief Department
Rock Island
Jerry Ia
Lilies Placed in Church for G Harvey Sprecher
A vane of calla lilies was placed on the organ at St. Paul's Church near Clear Spring yesterday morning in memory of the late G Harvey Sprecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Clear Spring
G. Harvey Sprecher
White House Egg Rolling Held in Rainy Easter
The gates opened at 9 30 this morning for the annual Eastern egg rolling at the White House. A rain drenched Easter Sunday kept many away, though the sun appeared as the festivities began. Grounds were soggy and sidewalks wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Court Raps Criticism Of Counsel In Patterson Case
The judge calls a statement aimed at a black defendant unacceptable and warns it would bias jurors. He orders a continuance for a fair trial. Chief counsel Brodsky disputes Leibowitz’s claimed remark and appeals are noted. jurors allegedly received telephone calls during the trial with permission from a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Brodsky
Leibowitz
Decatur
South
Alabama
Horton
Brodsky
Patterson
Alabama Supreme Court
E. R. Britnell
Valli
Gas Explosion Spares Radio and Three Canaries
Joseph Anderson raced from his burning home after a gas blast blew the wall from the neighboring house. He reentered through smoke to save a radio and three canaries, the only belongings spared from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Joseph Anderson
Anderson
No Wonder He Turned Up Late
Duluth Minnesota April 17 Deputy Sheriff Merrill Bujold had been late for dates for two weeks. He found the issue was his date book was for 1952 not 1933, causing the delays in meeting people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Depuy
Merrill Bujold
Junk Yard Treasure Hunt Seeks Five Thousand Dollars
In Chicago on April 17 detectives search a junk yard for five thousand dollars believed hidden among yrolumes and magazines once sold to a junk collector for ten cents. Mrs Waleryk Walczynska recalls the moment too late, noting the treasure lay in a back lot of discarded items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waleryk Walczynska
First elimination in Herald Mall Marble Tourney at Huyett School
Weather permitting, the first elimination contest for Herald Mail Marble Tournament starts tomorrow at 4 PM on Huyett School playgrounds Western Pike. Marbles and shooters provided. entrants from Huyett Winter Street and St Mary’s to arrive by 4. Referee Harry E Wolf of the Y M C A will be present. The game called Ring er is a 10 foot ring with 13 marbles in a plus formation. knocking out the most wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald- Mall
Huyett School
Western Pike
Herald-Mail
Harry E. Wolf
Winter Street
Washington Street
St. Mary's
Huyett's
Paul Cantner Names Son As YMCA Member Hope
Evansville Indiana April 17 Paul Cantner a YMCA official applied for a membership for his son Don Hurley Cantner born at noon Sunday. Cantner and his son are pals. FLIER STILL MISSING in Algiers Algeria April 17 a search continues for Captain William Lancaster British pilot unreported since Wednesday after a speed flight from England to South Africa. An automobile party returned to Reggan Morocco where Lancaster was last seen after an unsuccessful desert search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Paul Cantner
Cantner
Don Hurley Cantner
Don
Algiers
Algeria
William Lancaster
England
South Africa
Reggan
Morocco
Lancaster
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET AND AD ADS
Quotations by The Stickel Latex Corporation list Chicago grain market data and business ads. The fragment mentions ATTCND CONVENTION with Mr Mary aylor and Bihel Rinehart from Harverstown High School at Wardman Park Hotel Washington DC. An advertisement touts Carnauba wax for floor shine from Lhsterol, ELE, KNEPPER at 211 McCrory Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aylor
Bihel Rinehart
Tharverstown High School
Astern
Wardman Park
Wash Neton
D. C
Knepper
McCrory
Pageant of Nations at First Christian Church Tonight
A pageant titled Contest of Nations will be presented at 8 P.M. tonight in the Bible School Building of the First Christian church. eighty Ebenezer A. M. & Church members will perform in costumes representing seven nations along with Liberty and her two attendants Justice and Peace. Directors Rev J A Brown and Mrs Brown. Sponsored by Loyal Daughter Clans. A silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
First Christian Church
Ebenezer A.M
Liberty
Justice and Peace
J. A. Brown
Two veteran patrolmen to retire May 1
Hagerstown officers Frank Williams and Jake Salles announce voluntary retirement after 59 years of combined service. Williams, 71, has 41 years on the force and served as acting chief, while Salles, nearly 77, has logged over 28 years and is noted for his memory for names and faces. The Board of Street Commissioners disclosed the retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolman Jacob Sailes
Board of Street Commissioners
Herald
Hagerstown
West Side Avenue
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore, and Ohio
Cleveland Avenue
Frank Williams
Jake” Salles
West End
Williams
High Street
Hagarstown
Steve Zeigler
Tom Barber
Thomas H. Barber
John Peltz
Barber
Salles
Card Party by Co D of A at W E Hall
Co D of A hosts a bridge and 500 card party on Tuesday April 18 at 8 30 pm at W E Hall. Prizes and refreshments available. Admission 36 cents.
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Gay T. Helvering
Saya Report
Akron
Hoffman
Chevrolet
Marcon
Chrysler
Voed
Wau
Prone
Winnie Judd
AGT
Gateway Inn
the Gateway
Southern Paint & N
BE. Baltes
Ara
Humane
Europe
Hans
Evouard Herriot
Ranuwe, Maulunald
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Edouard Herriot
France
Hans Luther
Hitler
Canaries
Foday
Stein Bros
Loyce
McComae-Armetrang Building
Amer
Amer. Tel. & Tel
B&o Oe
Beth. Steel Eee l
Am Consol Gaa Tee
Dupont Ta Sane
Fox Bee Eae i
Gen. Electric
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Fs North Amer.ca
Penna. RR
IBM
N. J
Chicago Grain Market
The
Stickel Latex Corporation
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Frank K. Williams
Jacob Sailes
H. L. Mills
W. Batto
Vivian Grill
Rear
W. Antietam St
Indian River
J. W. Rohrer
TOM Cross
Mayflower
Pabst
Beck’s Restaurants
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