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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
2
In Temple Texas on August 1 officials say 10 to 15 transients died when a northbound Missouri Kansas Texas freight derailed and burned near Bruceville. About 20 were injured with four ambulances summoned from Temple. Wires were down and scene reports fragmented as residents saw the blaze from Eddy.
George Raft stars in The Glass Key a political thriller murder mystery with Edward Arnold as a boss and Claire Dodd as his daughter. Dashiell Hammett adaptation unfolds intrigue as Raft feigns loyalty to uncover the killer amid rival factions. Rosalind Keith tips romantic subplots while Guinn Williams and Frank Tutle support in this 1942 film.
Henry Hull stars in Universal's Werewolf of London at Henry's Theatre today and Friday. The sensational thriller tops other year films with a ferocious beast portrayal and strong supporting cast including Warner Oland Valerie Hobson Clark Williams. Julius Solters hit three runs with a homer and two singles to lift Browns to an 8 6 win over the Tigers.
The Colonial Theatre screens the Tom Tyler Western Born To Battle featuring sizzling speed gunplay and galloping action with fast pacing and hand to hand combat, showcasing a first class crackerjack Western experience tomorrow and Saturday.
Louis L. Galiczewski of Pittsburgh and Adamo Pennesi of Security operated cars in a Funkstown collision yesterday afternoon. Constable Ralph Ritter investigated the incident.
Rotarian John Shank of Waynesboro Pennsylvania entertained Hagertown Rotary Club at Hotel Alexander with motion pictures from Mexico City taken during the international Rotary convention. The slides showed places in and around Mexico City and convention scenes with delegates, offering a historically vivid and instructive address.
A strong turnout of local residents attended a meeting praising thrift and urging use of the Classified Section to save money. The crowd emphasized practical savings and urged officials to promote budget-conscious options.
Maryland relief figures show July 26 cases at 9 583 in 21 counties and 22 405 in Baltimore City, with total 21 988 affecting about 127 900 people. April 1934 totals were roughly 259 504. Maryland received a $750 000 Federal relief grant for August, plus about $200 000 from state collections. the Federal grant is about $150 000 less than July. Greenstein says only full use of reserves can carry through August.
Greene Stein said Hartford and Carroll counties were not listed among the counties submitting relief figures to the state office. They have handled their relief problems entirely through county relief agencies.
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