Veto Cuts 38 Measures From 1933 General Assembly
Annapolis April 22. Governor Ritchie signed about 500 bills into law and vetoed 38 measures, mostly county level. Key actions include approval of a 65 million dollar two year budget, a chain store tax, a motor truck tax, and new banking laws, while vetoing public official salary cuts and a Washington County betting ban as implied by local opposition. Also vetoed a water and sewer project for Clearspring and issuance of related bonds due to banking emergency concerns.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Ritchie
Allegany County
Washington County
Frederick County
Bry'split Woop. One dollar load at Shipp's Fish Market
Brazen ad fragment notes a one dollar load and promotes Shipp's Fish Market with the Ady tag. The readable item hints at a small business promotion or sale, listing the names Bry and Ady in the terse line.
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BRY
Former City Man Killed In South Bend Auto Crash
Ashby H. Conner 36 president of the Wire and Disc Wheel Sales and Service of South Bend Ind a former Hagerstown resident was killed when the car he drove overturned after a rear tire blew out near South Bend He suffered a broken neck Coroner B K Bokla ruled accidental death based on testimony from Edwin R Anderson a Mishawaka repairman Conner moved to South Bend fifteen years ago and ran his company for twelve He leaves a widow Jane a brother Edwin and sister Mrs Catherine Overington all of Hagerstown The body will be shipped home for funeral services likely Sunday.
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Ashby H. Conner
South Bend
Ind
Hagerstown
Conner
B. K. Bokla
Edwin R. Anderson
Mishawaka
Catherine Overington
Deaths and Meeting Notice From Shenandoah Junction
Mrs J E Wager longtime Shenandoah Junction resident died Thursday at the home of her niece in Funkstown aged 85 She born in Martinsburg widow of Dr Wager last of her family oldest member of Junction Baptist church Survived by two nieces and four nephews Funeral tomorrow at 11 at Shenandoah Junction Burial in Martinsburg A meeting of the YMCA Auxiliary will be held Monday night at the YMCA at 8 o clock
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J. E. Wager
Shenandoah Junction
R. BE. Heidwohl
Funkstown
Martinsburg
Chances When Married Reveals Marriage Longevity Math
In Omaha on April 2 a Y M C A class heard Professor T Earl Sullenger of Omaha Municipal University explain a grim arithmetic of marriage tenure. One year couples have 32 chances out of 100 to stay wed four more years, 14 year couples show a 99 to 1 odds to remain for 15 more years, and silver anniversaries imply a 999 to 1 shot of reaching a golden wedding if life lasts.
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Omaha
T. Earl Sullenger
Omaha Municipal University
Home Brewing on Down Grade in Milwacker Article
Milwacker April 22 Industry that thrived in basements of America the art of home brewing seems to be languishing says W A Teipel vice president of a grain and malting company He adds but home brewing won t stop completely until the price of beer drops.
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Milwacker
America
W. A. Teipel
Pin in stomach closed after child swallowed safety pin
LaPorte Indiana April 22 18 months old Daniel Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Taylor is recovering in a hospital after a physician pushed open safety pin from the stomach. An incision was made and the stomach manipulated to close the pin. A similar operation was done in Chicago recently.
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Laporte
Ind
Robert Taylor
Daniel Taylor
Chicago
Workers urged to demand wage raises to fight inflation
Washington April 22 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor issued a statement urging workers to begin an immediate fight for increased wages to offset rising prices from currency inflation and the abandonment of the international gold standard.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Success Marks Plan to Reopen National Bank
Gratifying success has marked the plan of the Second National Bank to reopen on an 8 100 per cent basis, officials stated last night. A great portion of depositors have signed for the purchase of preferred stock on a basis of 20 per cent of their deposits, and it is hoped the entire subscription will be completed in a few days. Depositors are urged to send in their agreements at once to assure the full opening soon.
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Second National Bank
Democrats Stand Ready To Pass Inflation Bill Amid Storm
Senate Democrats push the administration's controlled inflation plan toward passage as Republicans assail its aims. President Roosevelt urges quick enactment for his reconstruction program while critics warn the measure could fail prosperity. House opposition grows, with a call for investigations into lob yists and Mills.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Walcott
Connecticut
Snell
New York
Luce
Massachusetts
Mills
Ogden L. Mills
Trafilator Corp Organized In Virginia
A new Virginia corporation, The Trafilator Corporation, is formed to manufacture and sell the Miller Tramic Signal Control system called Trafilator. Abe Martin heads the firm, a Miller licensee, with the Potomac and Prazsway traffic signal in Hagerstown cited as a four year success. The system is in use in over twenty cities including New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Toledo, Syracuse, Mall e ton and Beaumont. Banana plants common in fruit stores bear edible fruit but have no seeds.
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Trafilator Corporation
Virginia
Miller Tramic
Abe Martin
Miller Train Control Corporation
Potomac and
Prazsway
Hagerstown
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Toledo
Syracuse
Malleton
Beaumont
Ice industry warned by price cutting in Hagerstown
Representatives of Hagerstown ice firms warn price cuts would threaten the local ice industry and 70 to 100 jobs. The two firms, Hagerstown Ice Company and T. S. Michael, say 40 cents per hundred weight is the minimum to cover costs and maintain service. Ice is hauled 28 miles from another town, and past seasonal discounts proved temporary.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Ice Company
T. S. Michael Concern
Jt Ia
Musician Paroled After Showing Versatility in Instruments
TOPEKA April 22 Inadoro Gutierrez was jailed for operating one instrument but granted a week’s parole after demonstrating skill with four others. The instrument that led to his six month sentence is unnamed, yet his four playable instruments include musical gear. His services were sought by the YMCA and a church group for planned programs, warranting the short leave.
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Topeka
Inadoro Gutierrez
Gutierrez
London Fire Destroys Rum Warehouse in West India Docks
Fire ravaged the McComas-Armstrong Building in London as thousands of gallons of rum fed the blaze. Firemen wore gas masks while hundreds of barrels were saved. the cause was undetermined and the fire likely to burn for days. The inferno illuminated London for miles and drew crowds to the docks with several people falling into the river but no casualties reported.
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London
West India
Essex
Kent
Middlesex
Kendle Dressmaking and Lingerie Ad in Maryland Theatre
Advertisement from The Stlckell Sales Corporation in Hagerstown Maryland listing Rachael Kendle Dressmaking Shop with Maryland Theatre address and phone. Promo notes a complete line of lingerie formerly carried by Silk Shop.
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Stlckell Sales Corporation
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Rachael ‘Kendle
Maryland Theatre Apt
Silk Shop
Land for sale near Hagerstown with modern comforts
Small tract about 50 acres described as lean but neatly done near Hagerstown. Seek lowest price. Location noted in a letter on Adam Road. Includes house and building in good repair with reasonable modern conveniences. Respond to Arena Hetrala Mall, Box 44.
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Hagerstown
Adarena Hetrala-Mall
Stratosphere Storms Found Above 40 Miles
Philadelphia April 22 report to the American Philosophical Society describes discoveries of high sky hurricanes in the stratosphere about 40 miles above Earth's surface. Winds up to 150 mph with one upward flow at 55 degrees were observed using meteor trains by Dr. Charles P. Olivier of the University of Pennsylvania. Data came from 14 stations between New York City and Fredericksburg, Virginia charting Leonid meteor flights last November.
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Philadelphia
Piccard
American Philosophical Society
Earth
Charles P. Olivier
University of Pennsylvania
New York City
Fredericksburg
Virginia
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Grok Realty Co
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Hagerstown Brewing Co
Hagerstown Brewing Company
Roy A. Lester
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H. L. Mills
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