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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1934

Page

8

Expert Says Male Oyster Is Friendly and Flirtatious

Baltimore Aug science reveals that male oysters are friendly and flirt with many partners while females lead secluded lives influenced by Japanese cousins. Paul Galtsoff of the U S Bureau of Fisheries spoke at a joint oyster growers convention about reproduction, hormones, and forced spawning, noting one male can trigger a full bank to spawn.

Baltimore Paul Galtsoff U. S. Bureau of Fisheries National Oyster Growers’ and Dealers’ Association National Shellfisheries Association Nald Galtsom

Outlook Good Says Farley on Election Prospects

Washington August remarks by Democratic National Committee Chairman Farley praise fall election prospects after a westward survey. He labels Republican opposition Fletcher’s claims as whistling in the dark and predicts no major worry about the New Deal critique. In Frederick on August 8 a farmer, Clinton C. Rover, fell from a truck and suffered a broken leg while trying to stop machinery from falling.

Washington Aug Farley Democratic National Committee Fletcher Republican National Committee West Treasury Frederick Clinton C. Rover

Motorist Spends Half Day In Jail

Four local motorists were sentenced by Magistrate Richard Sweeney to two days in jail for parking overtime. They served half a day and paid a $1.50 fine for release. Police aim to end the practice of garaging cars on streets at night. since late June about 500 machines have been tagged, with warrants issued for those who fail to appear. Fines in these cases will be $2 or two days.

Richard Sweeney

Fish Foolery on a cross-eyed salmon lure tale

PORT ANGELES Washington August 7 The salmon is a timid fish says Thomas H Guptill inventor of the cross eyed catfish salmon lure He describes the device as a noncommercial contribution to science Not patenting it and noting the plug seems to look away from the salmon regardless of approach

Port Angeles Wash Thomas H. Guptill Guptill

Chauffeur Arrested Over Blackmail Plot In New York

A former chauffeur for Col Henry Huddle Rogers, John Cvaniga, 26, was arrested and confessed to a blackmail extortion plan against the Standard Oil heir. He said no accomplices. The letters to Rogers demanded money and were mailed from the same district. Rogers notified police after a second letter. Also noted, a civil service exam in Hagerstown and NRA code adoption by the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers in Baltimore.

New York Henry Huddleston Rogers Standard Oil John Cvaniga Charles BE Nueman Cvaniga Pueblo Col Rogers Ludwig Salm-Hoog- Straeten Long Island Pauline van der Voort Baltimore National Association of Retail Association Washington George Kramer

Big Pool Notes And Visits From Hagerstown Area

Community column from Big Pool lists visitors and residents with relatives in Hagerstown and Cumberland. Entries mention Mr and Mrs Murray, the Miller and Lindsay families, Tedrick visiting from Florida, convalescing Miss Moore, Harold Brew ill at home, Lizzie Weller and Mildred Weller, Anna Parnell with Sir John’s Run relatives, Erma Repp’s return from Baltimore, Camp Meade trainee Perry Repp, Virginia Henson’s Tuesday visit, Franklin Zimmerman in poor condition, Walter Funkhouser’s family visit, Mrs Sponseller’s recovery, Billy King’s grandma visit, and local concerns about water levels due to dam breaks affecting YMCA camp and health. Also notes a Sunday school picnic at Rowe’s Park and a brief line about the Persian poet Firdausi.

Big Pool Calles W. F. Murray Robert Miller C. W. Lindsay Marie Tommy Deloris Leroy Jacobs Zelma R. T. Miller Violet Virginia Billy Slayman Hagerstown Roy Tedrick Florida D. H. Tedrick Hilda Moore Harold Brew Broadcating Lizzie Weller Lucinda Weller Mildred Weller Anna Parnells Sir John's Run W. Va Erma Repp Baltimore Perry Repp Camp Meade L. G. Repp Virginia Henson Wagerstown Reichard Eichelberger Franklin Zimmerman Walter Funkhouser Betty Jane Ivan Zimmerman Charles Sponseller Billy King Washington Clara Gerhart

Sales tax proposal to fund relief bill in Maryland

Baltimore August 8 Robt O Bonnell a Baltimore relief commission member urged a sales tax at a Rotary Club address to raise future relief funds after the federal government covers 80 percent through January 1 He opposed securities sales or the normal tax channels saying the sales tax offers equitable burden sharing. Educator dies at Johns Hopkins Dr Charles W E Miller professor emeritus of Greek longtime scholar pianist died after three months illness Born Richmond Va January 14 1863 he taught in Peoria St Louis before returning to Hawkins in 1891 retiring 1931 His widow and four children survive.

Baltimore Maryland Robt. O. Bonnell Baltimore Relief Commission Bonnell Rotary Club Charles W. E. Miller Johns Hopkins University Theuniversity Richmond Peoria St. Louis Hawkins

Social notes from Sharpsburg visits and births

Miss Louisa Pry visits New York with sister and brother in law Ned and Mrs Hoffman. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ted De Launey Sunday morning. Page Fry and daughter Ann Marie of Relay Md and Harry Cockrell with Page visited with Frank Otto. Louise Hebb and Evelyn Heighberger returned from the World’s Fair and Niagara Falls. John Allen of Washington spent the weekend with Albert Crampton. Vivian DeLauney of Hagerstown visits with Mr.

Sharpsburg Louisa Pry New York Ned Hoffman Ted’ DeLauney Page Fry Ann Marie Relay Harry Cockrell Page Baltimore Frank Otto Louise Hebb Evelyn Heighberger Niagara Falls John Allen Washington Albert Crampton Vivian DeLauney Hagerstown

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Church Service

Mrs Ridgely Renner and family attend morning services at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev H D Chapman. Jack Alexander of Grafton visits his sister Mrs A Grave. Mrs Paul Clarke and daughter from Washington visit Mrs August Lohman. Lester Swain and daughters Arvella and Edwina from Downsville spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Swain. Mrs Edgar Beachley and son John Hiram spend Thursday in Washington. Vernon Heck and daughters of Halfway weekend guests of Sallie Reel. Richard Leatherman, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Leatherman, is bedbound with summer grippe. William Starliper and daughter of Halfway and Russell Cline from Downsville visit Harvey Dorsey.

Trinity Lutheran Church H. D. Chapman Jack Alexander Grafton W. Va A. Grave Paul Clarke Washington August Lohman Lester Swain Arvella Edwina Downsville Benjamin Swain Edgar Beachley John Hiram Vernon Heck and Slaughters Halfway Sallie Reel Richard Leo Leatherman Wm. Starliper Russell Cline Harvey Dorsey

Lehman Announces Bid for Re Election in New York

Governor Herbert H. Lehman formally announced his candidacy for re election in Albany. He said he preferred private life after his term ending December but consented to run a second term at the urging of friends.

Albany N.Y Herbert H. Lehman

Conductor Killed as Derailment Hits Schell West Virginia

Leo P. Brown a 55 year old Western Maryland Railway conductor of Cumberland died at Potomac Valley Hospital Keyser West Virginia from shock and loss of blood after injuries from a derailment near Schell West Virginia last night Five cars derailed due to a broken track the track was cleared after several hours and the Cumberland morning passenger train ran on time

Cumberland Leo P. Brown Western Maryland Railway Potomac Valley, Hospital Keyser W. Va Schell Myr. Brown

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