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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

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Astor Thorpe custody dispute ends in court order

The settlement between Miss Astor and Dr. Thorpe was read by Judge Knight amid a tense scene. Key points grant Miss Astor custody during nine months, Dr. Thorpe custody during June to August, diary custody to the court, restricted visitation, and no removal from California without consent. Judge Knight cautioned the agreement is temporary and subject to modification for the child’s welfare, Marylyn Thorpe.

Mies. Astor Thorpe Goodwin Knight Joseph Anderrton Anderson Miss Astor Dr. Thorpe California Mies Astor Marylyn Thorpe Judge Knight Roland Rich Woolley Joseph Anderson Woolley

Rebels Seize Hostages to Save Resort

Rebels raid San Sebastian during a heavy bombardment and seize hostages as part of a counter to protect the resort. Government forces fortify coastal defenses while food supplies arrive from the French Confederation of Labor. In nearby fighting at Villabona, 80 catlists including four monks are reported captured. George Squiggins, 71, longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad official, dies.

Madrid San Sebastian San General Confederation of Labor Villabona Baltimore George Squiggins Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Squiggins Marshall County Railroad Bellaire Ohio Wheeling W.va Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati

Downie Brothers Circus Opens as Charlie Sparks Promotes Novelties

Charlie Sparks, manager of Downie Brothers Circus, proclaims the southern institution back in Hagerstown at Mason Dixon line. He touts Jack Hoxie and Dixie Starr, Scout, Dide, Frisco Seals, Leaps stars, George Hanneford riding act, Shorty Dougherty trained elephants, and Kentucky horses. Two shows today at 2 15 pm and 7 15 pm with early gates for viewing the menagerie and Rodney Harris. Wolfinger reunion set for City Park August 19 in South End Pavilion.

Charlie Sparks Downie Brothers Circus Hagerstown Charlie South Jack Hoxie Dixie Starr Jack Miss Starr Dide Toney Sealer Stanley White June Williams George Hanneford George Shorty Dougherty Ella Harris Jenette Wallace Kentucky Sparks Rodney Harris Wolfinger Wolfinger Reu South End Pavillion

Millions Switch to Oxypar Promised by Dealers

Jain urges readers to join the mass switch to Oxypar with a dealer package available tomorrow from Procter & Gamble.

Jain Procter & Gamble

Army Fliers Killed When Ship Crashes

Four airmen from the 96th bombardment squadron died in a night crash on the Coucias farm five miles from town. Pilot ordered bailout. one sergeant escaped after tearing through a burning cockpit amid intense heat. Flinn, on his second flight from Langley Field, reached the wreck but could not reach the crew before the blaze.

Flinn Coucias Langley Field Ohio 96Th

Contract Awarded for North Potomac Street Work

The Board of Street Commissioners awarded the contract to Better and Long for rebuilding the second block of North Potomac Street and removing rails from the first block. The bid was $5674.25 and work will repave between the rails. A second contract granted for two street department trucks went to International Harvester Company.

North Potomac Street Better and Long Board of Street Commissioners Bester and Long Company International Harvester Company

Colonial Hotel Names New Catering Service Head

The Colonial Hotel announces a new caterer, Max Herden, arriving from Philadelphia's Rittenhouse with global experience. German dishes, mixed drinks, and fruit punches will be featured, reflecting his hotel and steamship background across the world.

Colonial Hotel Max Herden Rittenhouse Philadelphia Max Germany Grunwald New Orleans Rice Hotel Houston Tex White Eagle Vienna Colonial

Greenberg Ending Season With Wrist Injury

Detroit August first report states "Homer Hank" Greenberg, star first baseman of the Tigers, will miss the 1936 season due to a fractured left wrist. Physicians treating him delivered an ultimatum to President Walter Briggs, affecting the Tigers’ championship defense after last year’s world series title.

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