25 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
1
Arch A. Young, 50, prominent criminal attorney, died suddenly last night at his Cumberland home after a brief illness. A Republican and active in fraternal groups, he drew interest for a future mayoral bid. He is survived by his widow, mother, two sons, and one daughter.
Baltimore April 24 Dr H P Hyder appointed clinical director at Spring Grove State Hospital announced by Dr George H Preston State Commissioner of Mental Hygiene outlining plans for state hospitals 800 more beds to be added by mid year Made possible by appropriations from the 1927 and 1929 General Assembly sessions
For over a century 5.5.5 claims to restore red blood cells to normal levels, boosting appetite, sleep, mood, and resistance to disease. The ad urges trials to renew strength and vitality, citing user testimonials and a proven track record.
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a postponement of the hearing set for Monday. Baltimore and Ohio must show cause why it should not divest stock ownership in the Western Maryland Railway Company. The action stems from antitrust proceedings under the Clayton Act begun earlier. Opposition from Business Protective Association Allied Civic Improvement Association and Taplin interests argues merger plans should be considered separately from the antitrust case. Taplin seeks to buy any stock B and O must surrender and has proposed a thru traffic line from Baltimore to the Great Lakes via Pittsburgh West Virginia Western Maryland and Wheeling and Lake Erie railroads.
Dr. Frank L. Brady a prominent local dentist and stepson of Henry Farnekes was shot to death in his Chicago office by one or two unidentified men who escaped after the attack.
Three union figures in the Elizabethton textile strike are EB F Grady personal representative of William Green AFL president, W C Birthright secretary of the Tennessee Federation of Labor, and Paul Aymon president of the Tennessee federation. Grady was kidnapped April 3 in Elizabethton.
Morris Frock Fost of the American Legion coordinates a county wide Memorial Day program with Col. John Carmichael in charge. The date chosen is Sunday May 26 for services and Carmichael asks for participation and assistance from the community.
Citizens plan graveside flowers for Revolutionary and Mexican War soldiers and attend a memorial at Norfolk cemetery. Col. Joseph C. Byron and Col. William P. Lane head the exercises as Legion members march to Rose Hill, New York on April 24. Western Railway to build a court house at 2 o'clock and add 500 steel auto box cars in Roanoke shops.
Chartreuse dominates the season with colored blouses to pair with suits. One blouse features flat crepe with melon pink and brick red bands. Another uses chartreuse chiffon with delicate accordion pleats and a square yoke plus a lace front neck.
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