Fishermen Invite to White House Visit After Tariff Plea
Veteran Gloucester skippers aboard the Gertrude L. Yhiebaud came to Washington to seek federal aid for the fishing industry. They would first appear before the Tariff Commission to press for a levy to curb imports from Japan and Canada, then were invited to visit the White House with President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald.
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Washington
Gloucester
Mass
Gertrude L. Yhiebaud
White House
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Tariff Commission
Japan
Canada
Press Responsibility and Inflation Addressed by Robinson
The address argues prudent inflation and accurate AP reporting are vital for public confidence and business revival. Robinson defends press duties, urges clear coverage of legislative actions, and supports the economy act as a justified experiment. Also notes South Hagerstown Fire Company regular meeting at 7:30.
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News Center
Robinson
South Hagerstown Fire Company
Fresh Cut Herring Roe Ad at Shipp's Fish Met
Special this week offers fresh cut herring roe at 30 cents per pound. Shipp's Fish Market advertises the deal and provides phone contact 2470.
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Shipp’s
Ady
Solon Demands Trial After He Hits Neighbor
Representative F. H. Shoemaker of Minnesota waived immunity and faced a police court info charging assault on Theodore Cohen, a neighbor he said he struck in self defense. Judge set trial for May 17, released on personal bond. Cohen had sought arrest but no warrant was issued.
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Washington
F. H. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Theodore Cohen
Ralph Given
Shoemaker
Farmer-Labor
Cohen
United States
World's Fair Bus On Tour Visits Hagerstown Display
An official World's Fair bus will visit the Alexander Hotel on East Washington Street in Hagerstown tomorrow between 5 45 PM and 7 45 PM. The 46 foot tractor trailer seats 50 with space for 45 standing and mirrors the fair's modernist style. Sixty such buses were built for use on the Fair Grounds during its 150 day run.
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Hagerstown
Alexander Hotel
Deaths and survivors in Hagerstown area
Miss Fannie Hayward Pole, 67, daughter of the late George W. and Annie B. Pole of Hagers town, died in Washington. She is survived by sister Mrs Reginald Kohler of Roanoke and brother William Pole of Erie. Funeral at St Albans Church Washington tomorrow at 10 AM with burial at Mt Olivet Frederick around 4 30 PM. Mrs Sarah Ellen Hildebrand of Fort Worth Texas died yesterday. formerly of Maryland she had lived in Texas 42 years. Survivors include daughter Mrs W H Charles of Dallas and sons B F of Fort Worth and D F of Cannon Dale Texas.
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George W
Annie
Pole
Hagerstown
Washington
Miss Pole
Reginald Kohler
Roanoke
William Pole
Erie
St. Albans Church
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Sarah Ellen Hildebrand
Fort Worth
Texas
John H. Reeder
Route 7
Hilebrand
Maryland
W. H. Charles
Dallas
B. F
D. F
Cannon Dale
Colored woman dies at home in city
A colored woman, Wiiza Crew, died Saturday night at 406 North Jonathan street from complications. She leaves two sisters Mrs. Mary Taylor and Sophia Crew, and several nieces. A member of Bethel A M E Church, funeral is Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Bethel Church with Rev. J A Brown officiating. Interment will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Wiiza Crew
North Jonathan Street
Mary Taylor
Sophia Crew
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Bethel Church
J. A. Brown
Rose Hill Cemetery
Receivership Petition Sways Maryland Bank Case
The court weighs a petition for receivership of Peoples Bank amid solvency questions. Attorneys argue over mortgage recoveries and possible reorganization versus liquidation as depositors and directors split on next steps. Judge Wagaman postpones ruling for legislative context and avoids conflicts with Central Trust. Attorney General Lane supports quick banking action for the public interest.
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Wagaman
State Bank
Peoples Bank
The
Lane
Maryland
Three, but Knows a Lot for Age Three
Chicago April 24 On his third birthday Paul Allen Cooper is busy reading the newspaper and reciting the alphabet backward and forward while skipping toy play he asks five syllable words and questions that stump his parents.
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Chicago
Paul Allen Cooper
Paul
Grace U B Church delegate unable to attend conference
J. W. Kiracofe, elected delegate by the Pennsylvania Conference to the General Conference in Akron Ohio on May 9, announced he cannot attend due to ill health. The conference superintendent is expected to name an alternate.
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J. W. Kiracofe
Grace U. B
Pennsylvania
Akron
Ohio
Freight rate cut denied in nationwide tariff probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a petition by coal and lumber groups to cancel 1931 freight rate increases. The National Lumber Association and others argued surcharges imposed for six months from March 31 were an unnecessary burden on their industries.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Lumber Association
National Coal Association
Northwest Lumbermen’s Association
Northwest Retail Coal Dealers
North Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Best Tip on Coop Trap Wins First Prize in Contest
The Daily Mail promotes a weekly tips contest with seven thirty to three tips accepted weekdays. A Funkstown resident reported a mother naming her newborn after the President and a local railroad veteran with 36 years service sharing second prize. Winners are announced in the following Monday issue.
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Funkstown
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daily Mail
The
Three Held on Liquor Charge in Dargan Arrest
Francis Hull William and Abner Smyre were held on liquor manufacture and possession charges after a Saturday arrest near Dargan by federal agents Cushwa Harvey Hays and Ash. A 50 gallon still 1200 gallons of whiskey mash and a quantity of whiskey were seized.
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Francis Hull
William
Abner Smyre
Dargan
Cushwa
Harvey, Hays
Ash
U. S
D. Angle Wolf- Inger
Chinese Death Toll Reported From Four-Day Battle
Tokyo dispatch says about 3000 Chinese killed as Japanese forces push within 50 miles of Peiping. Major General Tadashi Kakahara led troops capturing Maniteamen while air bombardment forced Chinese retirement toward Miyun. Estimates cite 1500 killed Friday and Saturday, and similar losses Sunday and Monday.
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Tokyo
Kupeikow
Great Wall of China
Peiping
Rengo
Shangsuntze
Tadashi Kakahara
Jehol
Maniteamen
Miyun
Great Wall Passage
Marble Tournament to Name Three More Champions
Three more school champions will be named this afternoon at the Herald Mail Marble Tournament held at the South Potomac Street Junior High grounds. Play starts at 4 o clock with further rounds on Antietam Street and Broadway and Woodland Way to follow. Eight champions will be crowned before next week’s grand finals at the same grounds.
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Herald Mail
South Potomac Street
Antietam Street
Broadway and
Woodland Way
South Potomac Street Grounds
Man with Dual Pistols Surprised by Walter Attack
A Chicago man Leo Zajac entered a restaurant with pistols in both hands and appeared stunned when a Walter attacked him. He questioned how he could defend himself and stated his hands were full of guns. a companion escaped during the incident.
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Chicago
Walter
Leo Zajac
Nixon Makes Second Shot Hole In One
Detroit April 24 A E Nixon claimed another tee shot after a near miss and sank a second ball from 186 yards on the thirteenth green, six feet from the pin, declaring he would put it in the hole.
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Detroit
A. E. Nixon
Went To Rescue Of Duck Drowned Twins
Sioux City Iowa April 24 two nine year old twins Eugene and Donald Weibal died while attempting to rescue a crippled duck from a pool. They built an improvised raft to reach the bird and both drowned in the attempt.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Eugene
Donald Weibal
Falling in Love Called Best Cure for Egoism
In Philadelphia on April 24 a discussion cited falling in love as a powerful remedy for neurosis and egoism. Dr Senka told the Ethical Society that loving and being loved differ, and love motivates self-improvement and concern for others.
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Philadelphia
Dy James
H. Leuba
Burn Mawr College
Dr. Senka
Ethical Society
Two Convicted Britons Seen By Strang In Moscow Prison
British engineers William L. MacDonald and L. C. Thornton, jailed for espionage, were seen by Charge dAffaires William Strang at Sokolniki prison. They share a large, well lit room in an unused hospital section, receive visitors every ten days, and can walk the prison grounds and read letters and newspapers.
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Moscow
William L. MacDonald
L. C. Thornton
William Strang
Sokolniki
Strang
Cormandant
Britor Sees Senators In Potomac Disarmament Talk
Morning discussions aboard a Potomac cruise focused on a revised international gold standard and war debt division with France awaiting input. M Herriot arrived in Washington to meet President Roosevelt as disarmament figured prominently in talks between MacDonald and the President.
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Roosevelt Macdonald
Potoma
United States
Great Britain
France
Algo
M. Herriot
Potomac River
White House
M. Her
MacDonald
Roosevelt
Geneva
Former ME pastor Rev Edger Powers returns to preach
Rev Edger Cordell Powers former pastor of Washington Square M E Church and current head of the Maryland American Bible Society spoke at his old parish in Hagerstown. He praised love and faith from First Corinthians 13 and 1 7 13, lauded President Franklin D Roosevelt as Moses who will lead us out of depression and uncertainty, and referenced Baltimore conditions and national hope during his sermon.
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Edger Cordell Powers
Washington Square M. E
American Bible Society
Maryland
Maryland Society
Hagerstown
Powers
First Corinthians
Rev. Powers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Moses
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Washington Square
Try On Guaranteed Basis Lusterol Wax Claim
Lusterol is pure Carnauba Wax three times as hard as ordinary waxes and resists tracking and smeary floors. It lasts longer without rubbing or polishing. Sold and guaranteed by your grocer of EB Knepper 211 McCrory Bldg. Adv.
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Knepper
McCrory
Chicago Grain Market Quotations by The Stickell Sales Corp
Quotations from The Stickell Sales Corporation based in Washington Jt and Hagerstown Ma list grain prices for local buyers. The brief note provides selling figures and market tone for Chicago trading, reflecting a regional commodity bulletin.
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Stickell Sales Corporation
W. Washington Jt
Hagerstown, Ma
Gard of Thanks for Mrs Day Hoff
The family of Mrs. Helen J. Day Hoff thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after death. Appreciation extended for flowers and cards.
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Helen J. Dayhoff
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