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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1933

Page

5

Prohibition clash over beer permits in New Jersey

The U S prohibition bureau and the Justice Department unite to bar gangsters from brewing. A V Dalrymple defends rushed New Jersey permits amid a gangster linked shooting. Dr James M Doran cites responsibility for issuing permits and vows tougher oversight with revocation for fraud or misrepresentation.

Washington Prohibition Bureau Justice Department A. V. Dalrymple Prohibition New Jersey James M. Doran Industrial Alcohol Dalrymple Doran Dalrymple

Juddis Frightened Case Halted by Judge Lockup

In the Ruth Juddis sanity trial the jury was ordered kept together overnight after a county court ruling. A county attorney sought to record defense counsel’s request, drawing objections from Ruth Juddis’ lawyer who called the remark the grossest error. Judge Green acknowledged the error but stated it was done.

E. L. Green E. W. MacFarland

Keedysville Seventy Fifth Annual Easter Egg Hunt Held

About 175 Keedysville district children attended the seventh annual Easter egg hunt in Co B Taylor field. The event, postponed from Monday due to wet ground, was run by Charles K Taylor and George Buxton Jr. Three hundred five eggs were hidden in a 24 acre field. 282 were found. Charles Coyle found 21 eggs and won the silver cup. Special eggs carried names including President Roosevelt. all but one small prize egg was found. Races and contests followed.

Keedysville Co B. Taylor Charles K. Taylor George Buxton, Jr Charles Coyle Roosevelt

Forest Corps to Build Roads for Fortress

The new forestry corps will provide labor for road and trail construction at sites in Washington county and Camp Ritchie. Planned work totals 2 300 man days split among forest roads trails fire control and camp improvements. Local Welfare Federation has received over 300 applications and awaits recruitment instructions.

Forestry Corps Washington County Game Refuge Hancock Camp Ritchie Local Welfare Federation

Deaths and obituaries from Hagerstown area deaths

Mrs. Lillie Blume formerly of Hagerstown died in Washington D C following her daughter Grace Creelman who died March 23 in Washington. Survived by sons Robert and Rufus Blume a grandson James F Creelman of Baltimore and by burial plans in Indianapolis Ind. James F Carey aged 63 engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad died at Fairplay after 45 years service. Survived by daughter Mrs Mary Schrenker sons Francis Emmett Joseph and a brother John J with two Cumberland siblings. Services set for Friday at 9 in Piedmont Catholic church with interment there.

Lillie Blume Hagerstown Washington D. C Grace M. Creelman Robert Blume Rufus Blume Cincinnati Blume James F. Creelman Baltimore C. & P. Telephone Company Indianapolis Ind James F. Carey Fairplay Baltimore and Ohio Railroad St. Mary's Catholic Church Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers B. and O. Relief Grafton W. Va Ellis Mary Schrenker Washington, D. C Francis Emmett Piedmont

Kindling Ad Sells Dry Firewood in Town

Dry and fine split kindling advertised for quick fires. Waterfront market contact listed as SHIPP'S FISH MET with phone number 2470.

Shipp

Y Campaign Underway for Y M C A Fund Drive

The Y M C A campaign for funds began with an auditorium meeting. Fourteen teams will solicit this morning with no set goal. George Humphrey, last year’s captain, speaks as Frank Bentz presides and Rev. Norme urges support. A full report comes Friday at 7 30.

George Humphrey Frank Bentz William Norme Forwam Club Triangle Club Howard Wood Howard Rickard Jimmy Roulette Roland West

Roosevelt program tightens Tennessee valley project scope

Washington April 18 The House Military Committee approved limits on dam construction in the Tennessee basin and set a fixed minimum fertilizer production from nitrate plants on the government Shoals property. Chairman McSwain said the committee expects to report tomorrow after a lengthy session evaluating the bill section by section.

Washington Roosevelt Tennessee Valley House Military Committee Muscle Shoals Tennessee Basin McSwain

Jurist Webster Thayer Dies in Boston at 78

Boston reports the death of Webster Thayer, presiding judge of the Sacco and Vanzetti trial, after a brief illness. He passed away at the University Clinic aged 78, ending a long controversial career on the bench.

Boston India Webster Thayer University Ciuic

Rift Princess Rospignos Returns to the United States

Former Marion Snowden arrives in the United States with her mother Mrs. Walter Davidson of Newport Rhode Island. She denies any rift with the Italian prince she eloped with in 1931 and says there was no disagreement between them. Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh depart Newark airport at 12 04 p m to begin their cross country flight. Dry split wood advertises a one dollar load at Shipp's Fish Market.

Rospignos Marion “Snowden United States Walter Davidson Newport R. I Lindberghs Newark N. J Charles A. Lindbergh

Chicago Grain Market Quotatiana

The Stickell Sake Corporation at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown Md reports on the Chicago grain market trends and price movements with emphasis on supply, demand and market conditions.

The Stickell Sake Corporation Washington St Hagerstown, Md

Elimination Marble Contests Postponed to Tomorrow

The Herald-Mail reports postponement of this afternoon's Winter Street school elimination rounds due to weather. Kenneth Martin, 14, won the Huyett School championship yesterday, earning a spot in the county finals next week to be held in Hagerstown.

Herald-Mail Winter Street Winter ‘Street Washington Street St. Mary’s Harbaugh Joe Springer Dave Resh Richard Bowers Elwood Decker Charles Snook Earl Gearhart John McCarthy Earl Straley Ben Litten Herman Bowers Frank Lefever Kenneth Martin Charles Bartles Arlis Ridénout Daniel Martin Elwood Grimm Grady Grimm Charley Row Kenneth Sprecker Victor Neikirk Hilton Leatherman Billy Cushen James Hartsaw Morrison Seibert Row Gearhart Bartles Martin Hagerstown Huyett’s

Baltimore Police Traffic Chief Sees Positive Turning Point

Captain Hamilton R. Atkinson of the Baltimore police traffic division asserts that a much discussed corner has been turned, signaling an improving trend in traffic conditions in Baltimore.

Baltimore Hamilton R. Atkinson Baltimore Police’ Department

Pigs Incite Odd Scene as Prohibition Agent Seizes Suspect

In Gardena California on April 19 a motorist and Federal prohibition agent observed a hog attack a rear tire after a ditch escape and a pig attempting to climb a fence. Doninic Caprini is jailed on liquor still operation charges as the pigs wander back to ordinary pig life. Dudley Crafts Watson spoke at the Hagertown High School assembly, introduced by Richard C. Medford, with charcoal sketches illustrating early drawing steps.

Gardena Calif Doninic Caprini Piga Dudley Crafts Watson Hagertown High Richard C. Medford Washington County

Britons Appeal Verdict After Russian Trial Across Prison Fences

Britons face prison terms up to ten years after a Moscow trial with nine other British engineers employed by Metropolitan-Vickers. Russians Vasili Gusev and A T Lobonoff received ten year sentences, while Anna Kutuzova got 18 months. one Russian, Y I Zil, was acquitted.

Russia MacDor Mt Thornton Berlin Metropolitan-Vickers Company Manchester England Vasaili Gusev Zlatoust Ural Mountains A. T. Lobonoff Ivanova L. A. Sukoruchkin Mostow Anna Kutuzova Monkhouse Y. 1 Zilbert

Hollywood Palace Gardens du Luxe Opens Under New Management

West Patrick Street Frederick Maryland hosts a new attraction Hollywood Palace Gardens du Luxe with Mexican exterior design and crystal shower. It offers private booths auto lighting effects free daytime dancing and picnic grounds. Evening admission charged for gents ladies admitted. Floyd Mills leads a regional orchestra with Atlantic City ties.

Hollywood Palace Gardens du Luxe West Patrick Street Frederick Soo Gents Floyd Mills Mece Atlantic City Pototsac Club Orchestra

Akron's Hulk Not Found After Day of Search

The Navy continues a wide search for the Akron airship east of Atlantic City. Divers and 20 vessels comb the area as debris from the control room and fabric is recovered, with the call area limited to about two square miles near the earlier Akron crash site.

Portland Atlantic City

Confesses to being shot at chicken coop

The trap owner Byers testified last night a man was shot at about 11:15. Walter Jackson heard groans and saw a man on the ground. Byers said he found no victim at the coop and suspects Charles crawled to a car and left. State's Attorney Harahliman will review possible charges.

Page Walter Jackson Byers Jackson Charles J. Lloyd Harahliman

Firemen's Square Dance in Smithsburg on Apr 20

Notice for a Smithsburg firemen square dance event on April 20 with Dixie Ramb. Orchestra providing music. Lunch offered free. admission 35 cents. Also advertising Rachael Kendle Dressmaking Shop and Maryland Theatre Apt with lingerie line from Silk Shop. Phone numbers listed.

Firemen’s Smithsburg Dixie Ramb Rachael Kendle Maryland

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