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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1934

Page

2

Autodriver Sought After NightHit on Farmer near Midlebury Pike

Unidentified car struck Guy Brining 26, a farmer, early yesterday near Midlebury Pike, throwing him 20 feet. He suffered probable brain concussion and facial lacerations. the vehicle fled. Brining, aided by a companion, was taken to a Bellevue Home tenant house then to his nearby residence. Police investigated. Waynesboro and Chambersburg notified. license plate unknown.

Middleburg Pike Guy Brining Brining Bellevue Ray Waynesboro Chambersburg

Plane Circus Thrills Hagerstown Crowd at Air Show

The Flying Aces of Wichita Kansas staged a two hour air circus at the airport yesterday afternoon drawing an estimated 30 000 spectators. Miss Jessie Martin performed daring wing stunts and a high altitude parachute jump by Herb Bassett near 10 000 feet captivated the audience. Other acts included a handkerchief pluck from four feet high and the flying torpedo motorcycle ride through a flaming wall. Thousands lined the streets and fields to watch the spectacle.

Hagerstown Flying Aces Wichita Kansas Jessie Martin Miss Martin Squeak Burnett Troup P. H. Cunningham

Gang Planned To Dynamite Hospital

Washington reports Chief of Detectives Frank S Burke said the Tri State gang, recently broken up, planned to dynamite the Upper Darby Pa Hospital to kill patient Elizabeth Fontaine who had talked. A stool pigeon provided the tip and guards moved the patient for protection. Arthus Missnas and John Kendrick held in District jail. Missnas to Richmond for trial with Robert Mais and William Davis for robbing a Federal Reserve bank. Kendrick awaiting trial for mail robbery at Union Station last December.

Washington Frank S. Burke Tri-State Upper Darby Elizabeth Fontaine Burke Arthur Missnas John Kendrick Misauaa Richmond Robert Mais William Davis Federal Reserve Bank Kendrick Connecion Union Station

Workers Back At Stockyards After Strike Ends

Chicago Aug 6 Their 12 day strike settled amicably union stockyard handlers returned to work after non union men moved out. About 52,000 head of livestock were on the tracks and began unloading as usual. Farmers were urged to hold shipments to prevent price drops. The 800 strikers reached agreement on a 48 hour week for regulars and a 4 hour week for extras when receipts reach 4,000 cars. Arbitration by Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan was to settle remaining differences.

Chicago Union Stock Yards and Transit Company Philip L. Sullivan

Peoples Store Offers 15 Percent Off New Winter Coat

In a regional sale Peoples Store at 67 W. Washington St promotes a 15 percent discount on a new winter coat during an advance sale. Free storage and flexible credit terms accompany the offer.

Peoples Store Washington St

NRA chieftain mediates labor dispute settlement

General Hugh S. Johnson chaired conferences between labor leaders and employers for a settlement on a strike. He credited the Sullivan award that ended last November’s strike and secured Judge Sullivan as arbiter for future issues. Johnson, who celebrated his 62nd birthday, planned to stay in town to meet Jesse Jones. A fight near High and Franklin injured Everhart. police expected arrests.

Regional Labor Board Hugh Johnson NRA Sullivan Washington Jesse Jones RFC

Man 18 Suffering With Broken Jaw

Herman Everhart of High Street is in Washington County Hospital suffering a broken jaw after an incident. Police report details are incomplete in the provided text.

Herman Everhart High Street Washington County Hospital

Camel Energizing Effect Promised by New York Lab Ad

A Camel cigarette ad claims a proven energizing effect from smoking. The copy cites a New York research lab and features Ellsworth Vines Jr describing rapid energy restoration after exertion, praising Camels as non nerve-ruffling and suitable for steady use.

Ellsworth Vines, Jr

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