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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1936

Page

2

Young couple stay in cells during rites

Bayonne New Jersey August 4 A clergyman prayed over the body of Mrs Helen MacKnight hatchet slaying while a vendor sold to curious onlookers outside the chapel a man next door hosed trespassers Gladys MacKnight 11 and Donald Wightman 18 charged with murder remained in Hudson County jail The funeral plan and a lawyer message added to tense scenes as crowds surged to view the coffin and a hose was turned on sightseers by a neighbor.

Bayonne N. J Helen MacKnight Gladys MacKnight Donald Wightman Hudson County Jersey City Edgar W. Macknight Cable Company J. C Baker First Reformed Church MacKnight Ernest Rogers West Bathurst N. B Glenna Gladys Grand Central Terminal New York Rogers William Burns Burns

Hull Warns About Spain In Civil War Zone

Secretary Hull warned hundreds of Americans still in rebel Spain that further stay might be dangerous and that the United States would try to protect nationals. He cautioned conditions could arise that would block ship evacuation. Meanwhile the cruiser Quincy sped to Malaga likely for potential use in rescue operations.

Washington Spain Hull United States State Department Quincy Malaga

Officers Launch Probe of Hold-Up at Carlisle Taxi Driver

Eugene Winegard, driver for Mt. Vernon taxi, went to Carlisle police HQ to report two men forced him at pistol point to drive them from Hagerstown. He described the gunman as about 40, six feet, with gold upper teeth. the other was about 30, five feet four with a small moustache.

Eugene Winegard Mt. Vernon Taxi Company Carlisle Hagerstown Winegard

Dog Problem Faces City Council In Hagerstown

City council and mayor will hear complaints Thursday night about a dog nuisance sweeping Hagerstown. Many residents report noisy barking and damage to lawns and gardens from a recent influx of dogs. Some threaten drastic action if a remedy is not found.

Hagerstown Re‘liet

Goodyear Balloon Wins Cleveland Match Race

The Goodyear X balloon defeated the Great Lakes Exposition in a Monday match race, landing at Le Raysville, Pennsylvania, at 3 30 p m and beating its rival by about 40 miles in a hop exceeding 300 miles total. The Exposition balloon landed at Middlesbury, Pennsylvania, at 1 45 p m due to a thunderstorm.

Cleveland le Raysville Middlesbury

Classifieds Guide: The Convenient Catalogue Form

A brief guide to the classifieds catalog format. It explains how the catalogue helps readers quickly locate items by section and entry, noting the organized, easily browsable structure and the way to scan for keywords, prices, and categories.

A Thrill Film Warns Drivers On Safe Roads

The film And Sudden Death follows a magazine piece with frank safety pleas, featuring Randolph Scott and Frances Drake. It blends sex appeal with a driving-ethics message, avoiding graphic horror while delivering stark fade-outs and strong appeal. Everyone who drives should see it, preferably of their own accord.

Randolph Scott Frances Drake

Brunswick reelects Mayor Mace to third term in vote

Brunswick Md. voters re elected Mayor Harry R Mace to a third term in the municipal election. Mace defeated Ernest L Main 751 votes to 591. City Councilmen elected were James E Albert J Luther Malone and Chester Phillips all incumbents. A total of 1342 votes were cast from 2000 registered voters.

Brunswick Harry R. Mace Mace Ernest L. Main James E. Albert J. Luther Malone Chester Phillips

Governor Tours State Mansion in Annapolis

Governor Harry W. Nice led a tour of the remodeled Executive Mansion in Annapolis with two potential rivals Major Howard W. Jackson and State Senator Ridgely P. Melvin. The trio joined Elks convention attendees after the session as the mansion’s air conditioning provided relief from the 92 degree heat.

Annapolis Maryland Harry W. Nice Elks Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Ridgely P. Melvin Anne Arundel Nice Jackson Melvin

Classified Advertisers Offer Bargains Today

Classified advertisers present numerous bargains for readers today across products and services. Strong entities implied include local merchants and everyday items.

Weekend traffic toll rises in Maryland deaths

Two new deaths raised Maryland weekend traffic toll to seven. Mary Maranto of Baltimore died in a hospital after an automobile crash near Catonsville. her son Anthony drove, and her husband Frank suffered a fractured leg. Muranto’s death marks 242nd traffic fatality this year, compared with 273 in 1935. Walter Butler, 26, was found dead by railroad tracks at New Windsor from head injuries, with police noting possible collision or fall and no inquest planned.

Maryland Mary Maranto Baltimore Catonsville Anthony Frank Muranto Walter Butler New Windsor

Jean Harlow in Suzy at the Maryland Theatre

Jean Harlow stars in Suzy at the Maryland Theatre with Franchot Tone and Cary Grant as two war aviators. The plot tracks a chorus girl who flees to Paris after her husband is shot, marries again, then realises her love for the presumed dead husband. Lewis Stone and George Fitzmaurice are also praised. The show includes Pathe News previews and a Behind the Headlines reel.

Jean Harlow Suzy Maryland Theatre London Franchot Tone Cary Grant Grant Paris Moss Lewis Stone George Fitzmaurice Pathe News Dionne Quints Callander Spain

Horton Star at Henry’s Henry’s

Edward Everett Horton stars in Nobody’s Fool at Henry’s Theatre on Monday with Glenda Farrell as a witty foil Cesar Romero and Warren Hymer also in the cast delivering light comedy and strong performances at the air conditioned venue.

Edward Everett M Horton Henry Edward Everett Horton Glenda Farrell Mr. Horton Cesar Romero Warren Hymer

Huyetts Club Plans Thursday Picnic at Buchanan's Birthplace

Members of the Huyetts Home Maker Club and families will picnic Thursday at Buchanan's birthplace near Mercersburg. Mrs Roy Sword chairs the event. A committee has arranged games and recreational features. Gathering time is 10 30 A M.

Huyetts Homemaker Club Buchanan Mercersburg Roy Sword

Teddy the elephant leads two herd circus act here

Two herds of elephants from Sparks and Downie Bros Circus, including the 16 year old Teddy described as a large male elephant and possibly the head of the herd, arrive for matinee and night performances on Friday August 14. Old Queen, 89, is depicted as the real guiding power behind Teddy as trainers note their trustworthiness and helpfulness with daily duties.

Earth Teddy Big Sparks Downie Bros. Circus New York Hippodrome Ted King Edward New York

Lemke Not Placed On Maryland Ballots

Rep. William Lemke Union party presidential candidate will not appear on Maryland ballots this fall because his name was not filed with the Secretary of State 15 days before the May primary, according to Assistant Attorney General Charles T. Leviness.

Baltimore William Lemke Union Party Maryland Charles T. Leviness

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