Bill to Stop Sale of Bass Approved in Maryland
A meeting of sportsmen from Baltimore and Western Maryland plus Izaak Walton groups at Cushwa's Inn endorsed a bill to stop the sale of black bass. The measure, introduced previously by Delegate Raymond H. Miller, aims to prevent wholesale netting for commercial use and has backing from Talbot Denmead and Dr. Louis Radcliffe and other officials. Renewed efforts will seek passage in the next legislative session.
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Maryland
Cushwa
Hui
Talbot Denmead
Louis Radcliffe
Washington
U. S
Fisheries
Baltimore
Raymond H. Miller
Williamsport
Official's wife real fisherman at Malone
Mrs. George Aubrey Hastings of Washington D C wife of the administrative assistant to the President is a fisherman. She landed a 23-pound muskelunge from the St. Lawrence River near Fraser's Point yesterday. It measured four feet one inch. Will preach Rev Dr J M Gillum of St Pauls Methodist will speak at union services in Community Park Williamsport tomorrow at 730 pm with the Williamsport Community band. Hankeys Ice Cream plant on Center street remains open to 10 pm nightly for patrons Quart or more delivered Phone 2522 Adv.
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Malone
N. Y
George Aubrey Hastings
Washington, D. C
St. Lawrence River
Fraser's Point
J. M. Gillum
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Williamsport
Hankey
Center Street
Adv
Hagerstown Bank
Nathaniel Rochester
Hamilton
Rochester
Maserstown Bank & Trust Company
Hagerstown Bank & Trust Company
Maryland
Haserstown Bank & Trust Company
Hitler's Party May Participate In Government
Berlin reports indicate the Von Papen government is negotiating with the National Socialists to include Adolf Hitler's party in the government. General Kurt von Schleicher and Hermann Goering left for a Baltic resort for possible discussions, with unconfirmed reports that Hitler may join.
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Berlin
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Baltic
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Young People Rally Planned by Williamsport Council
The Young Peoples Religious Council of Washington County Williamsport district will hold a campfire social and rally at Community Park Williamsport on Monday evening August representatives from districts will attend Speaker Earl W Meckley a teacher at St Johns Lutheran Sunday School will speak A program is planned Wieners will be served afterward Lolita Downin Councilor will supervise recreation Mary Gower and Arnold Tabler will lead the program Williamsport youth are invited to attend.
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Young Peoples Religious Council of
Washington County
Williamsport
Earl W. Meckley
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
Wieners
Misa Lolita Downin
Young People’s Council
Willl
Miss
Mary Gower
Arnold Tabler
Crushed to Death After Crawling Into Box
In New York a three year old, Leonard Guimney, crawled into a cardboard box in a gutter during a game and was crushed by a heavy truck. An adjacent Frederick street accident involved H C Condon who gave full name and address after his car ran out of control, striking and damaging a porch. he agreed to pay all damages.
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New York
Leonard Guimney
Frederick Street
H. C. Condon
South Prospect Street
Looked For Trouble He Soon Located It
Los Angeles report notes Harold Duncan brother of the Duncan sisters visited the hall of records to check for bad check charges. Police arrested him for writing an $83 check without sufficient funds. Arm injury: Earle Willard, 9, son of Mr and Mrs J O Brown, suffered a double fracture of the left arm in a fall while playing.
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Los Angeles
Harold Duncan
Duncan Sisters
Hail of Records
Earle Willard
J. O. Brown
Deaths and funeral notices in local obituaries
Multiple death notices record the 82 year old Mrs Hester Ann Jacobs widow of Charles Jacobs dying at home after a two week illness. Funeral Monday at 4 pm at the Church of the Brethren with Rev A B Miller. Interment Rose Hill. Also listed is Mrs Effie Laura Thompson who died aged 46 at 216 North Locust Street with service Monday at 2 pm at A K Coffman funeral home and interment Rose Hill. The Ruthrauff funeral at 2:30 pm at the Lutheran church in Williamsport included Knights of Pythias and U M A M attendees and noted Ruthrauff founded Forest Oak Lodge Knights of Pythias in Gaithersburg Maryland. Burial Riverview cemetery.
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Hester Ann Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
Harry A. Gabe
East Washington Street
Fairplay
Church of the Brethren
Harry Gabe
Homer Atwood
Mary Jacobs
Daniel E. Jacobs
Baltimore
Roy
Pittsburgh
A.B. Miller
Rose Hill Cemetery
Effie Laura Thompson
North Locust Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Virginia
Ernest
Guy
J. N. Hicks
Harry Brandenburg
Martinsburg
Walter Brandenburg
John Brandenburg
Nevada
A. K. Coffman Funeral
Charles Birx
A. C. Ruthrauif
Lutheran Church
Williamsport
W. C. Huddle
N. B
Thomas
United Brethren Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Prosperity Counsell, Jr. O. U. A. M
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Ruthrauff
Forest Oak Lodge
Gaithersburg
W. H. Miller
John A. Conley
William Beesécker
Charles C. Pool
A. V. Delanter
R.A. Poffenbergen
Riverview Cemetery
In Memoriam Daisy M. Rogers Five Years Gone
A memorial note marks five years since Daisy M. Rogers died on August 6, 1927. Her children and brother express enduring memory and affection, noting she lives in memory and would have cared for them now.
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Daisy M. Rogers
Adv
KB. C. Sherley
Banker Is Kidnapped As Police Find Suspects
Police found the kidnapped banker and Amelia Puzzuoli near Gammontoni’s home. Puzzuoli wore bloodstained cloth indicating a possible link, though she claimed rabbits were the source. The two suspects denied involvement and said the blood came from slain rabbits.
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Amelia Puzzuoli
Detroit
Gammontoni
Puzzuoli
Colegrove
Military honors for war veteran buried at Arlington
Eric Carlson of Oakland California, second victim of police gunfire during last week’s Bonus Army riots, was buried today in Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. Carlson died three days earlier from wounds after a July 28 clash with police as federal troops cleared the encampment. Fort Myer soldiers carried the casket to the World War division, with W. W. Waters, Bonus Army leader, walking before the coffin. Several American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts sent flags and representatives.
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Washington
Eric Carlson
Oakland
Calif
Arlington Cemetery
Carlson
William Hushka
Chicago
Arlington
Fort Myer
W. W. Waters
Bonus Army
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Signs of stability emerge in U.S. building sector
New York Aug 6 Signs of stability appear in the U S building industry which has lagged for over four years. While material suppliers face losses in 1952, experts believe operations are near bottom. Public works may total 800 million this year, with ready-to-go projects valued at 1.4 billion and another 900 million possibly ready if funds are found.
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New York
United States
American Society of Civil Engineers
Lawyer says she’ll come within week
A Cincinnati lawyer father cites shock and the expectant mother status of Mrs Reynolds as reasons she will surrender within a week. The case centers on the estate of Smith Reynolds valued about 15 million dollars, with questions about executor, and a habeas corpus hearing for Albert Walker set for today.
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Cincinnati
Reynolds
Libby
Ohio
New York
Delaware
Monichannin
Del
Transon Scott
Forsyth County
Holman
Albert Walker
Walker
O C Starts Move for New P D Building
A push advances a 300000 dollar appropriation plan for a new post office building. Cham ber of Commerce, led by John E. Ferguson, agrees to aid efforts while Mr. Lewis reviews bill provisions and seeks Washington officials to implement the program. Postmaster E M Tenney backs immediate action and site needs, with eight to ten potential locations discussed. Several city leaders attend, noting possible 25 percent cost savings and a final site and architectural plan to be decided later.
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Legislative Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Lewis
Washington
John EB. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Tenney
Postoffice
Treasury Departments
Post Office
Ferguson
Congressman Lewis
William P. Lane
Reuben Musey
J. V. Jamison, Jr
W. D. Campbell
0. Shhulenberger
Frank L. Bentz
Roy Danzer
P. Prather
Kimer
B. Carl
Jacob Klein
L. Vinton Hershey
Victor D. Miller
Joseph D. Mish
Don Beachley
J. Frank Ridenour
Ralph Wighbarger
Elder Hoover
Crown Diehl
Roy A. Leiter
Ans Wallace Caum
Mr. Lewis
Harvey A. Bush
Lectures and Exhibit on Rural Paintings at Grange Meeting
Miss Jean Lucas curator at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts and Miss Mary Harter will lecture and exhibit famous rural paintings at the Potomac Valley Grange gathering in Indian Springs next Monday evening. Attorney Joan Wagaman of Hagerstown will give an address. Spirit will be the sermon topic for the Christian Science Society and all Churches of Christ, Scientist services on Sunday August 7.
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Jean Lucas
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Mary Harter
Potomar Valley Grange
Indian Springs
Joan &. Wagaman
Hagerstown
Christian Science Society
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Festival Supper at Bakersville Church Ady Hosts
Saturday August 6 at Bakersville Church an old time country supper at 6 30 featuring ham and chicken 50 cents all welcome Ady promotes community event with simple price and inclusive invitation
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Bakersville Church
Ady
Pupils Ask to Form Regiment in Asuncion
About a thousand schoolchildren from Caacupe and nearby areas asked Paraguay's general staff for permission to form a regiment. They cited a children's battalion that fought for Paraguay in 1867 during the war against Brazil Uruguay and Argentina, which ended in 1870 with heavy losses.
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Ascuncion
Paraguay
Tableau
Triple Aliance
Caacupe
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Wall Street stocks surge in final minutes on a wild day
United States Steel soared with a preferred gain of 12.75 to 87.54 and a close near the top. Common rose 8.37 to 42.75 before retreating just under 42. American Telephone jumped to 108.75 for a 6.37 gain. Union Pacific surged 10.62 to 63 while Allied Chemical rallied up to 10. Case finished at 49.25 up 5.75. American Can rose past 40 to 49 with a 3.25 gain.
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United States Steel
Preferred
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Case
American Can
Chicago Grain Market Quotations From The Stickell Sales Co
Grain prices for wheat corn oats and rye listed by The Stickell Sales Corporation in Hagerstown Maryland show Sept and May futures with mixed highs lows and closes. Separate figures include percentages and price placements across wheat corn oats and rye contracts with several months and contract terms displayed.
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Stickell Sales Corporation
Washington St. Hagerstown, Md
Fair board to seek starting fields of ten horses
Ha gerstown Fair officials plan ten horse fields for the September meet replacing eight. Cumberland recently earned the privilege to start ten horses per race, expanding entries by fourteen horses daily and helping more horsemen race. Racing Secretary W D Wills says all bias of his department are complete and grounds improvements will finish by mid next week.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Fair Association
W. D. Wills
Willson
Vacation Bible School Review At Lutheran Church
A two week review of the Williamsport Vacation Bible School was presented at the Lutheran church last night with instructors and children in attendance. An interesting program was rendered. Glen Eagles Golf Course at Bester Street Cromer's offers weekend hours and invites players to qualify for the championship tournament starting Tuesday.
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Williamsport
Lutheran Church
Glen Eagles
Bester St
Cromer
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