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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

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California probes Oswald Mooney case at retrial hearing

Baltimore August 15 California opened its bid to refute John MacDonald sworn testimony that he perjured himself in 1917 by identifying Thomas J Mooney as one of the men who timed the Preparedness Day parade bombing in San Francisco. The hearing before a special referee is for Mooney's writ of habeas corpus.

Baltimore of California Thomas J. Mooney San Quentin California Supreme Court Mooney William Cleary California MacDonald Cleary John Finerty George Davis Finerty Steuart Market Streets San Francisco Warren K. Billings Billings Charles Fickert Edward Cunha George Reed Salvation Army

Gain In Arms Trade Exports Rise In June

Washington August 15 commerce department figures show gains in war materials trade and a June rise in raw product exports to Europe. Exports to Europe climbed to 69 330 000 with 4 300 000 going to Germany Italy and France. Also record gains were seen in cotton linters and scrap iron and steel shipments. In Frederick Maryland Elmer Cleveland Dixon 54 died in hospital from Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Washington United States Europe Commerce Department Harope Germany Italy France Frederick Elmer Cleveland Dixon Thurston Frederick County Dixon

Gulf Gas Trial Converts 750 Car Owners to Gulf

An experiment had 750 car owners fill their tanks with Gulf for three weeks and compare mileage starts pickup power and overall performance against regular brands. At the end seven in ten preferred Gulf in one or more of the five metrics, swinging to Gulf for good.

Gulf Gulf For Good Gulf Refining Company

Labor Aids Poultry Industry Labor Racketeer Critique

Walter W. Chambers, secretary of the New York City Department of Markets, denounces unionists and commission merchants at the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council meeting in College Park Maryland. He describes alleged racketeering within New York City's poultry sector, claiming a labor racketeer has twice been imprisoned yet remains head of a union controlling a 40 million dollar industry and driving up costs for shippers.

College Park Walter W. Chambers New York City Department of Markets Northeastern Poultry Producers Council Chambers New York Cty United States Ana American Federation of Labor New York

Poultry Shipments Face Reforms Amid Accusations

A speaker asserts not all abuses are due to union men and argues honest dealings by commission men could reduce problems. He stresses the need for reform in poultry shipping practices, urging accountability across involved parties.

Union Commission

Police Shifts Changing Hours Tonight Start Shift Swap

Beginning tonight Lieutenant J F Desmond and his squad will swap hours with Sergeant John Divine and his men. Desmonds unit has worked midnight to 5 am while Divines team has labored 4 pm to midnight. The 8 am to 4 pm shift remains unchanged for now.

J. F. Desmond John Divine Desmond Sergeant Divine

Ridgely Elected VP of Cumberland Valley Firemen

George S. Ridgely of this city was elected vice-president of the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association at the annual meeting in Harrisburg. Charles E. Auld of Martinsburg was named president, and Martinsburg was chosen as the 1936 convention city.

Johnsons Son To Enter Univ Of Md

Eddie Johnson, 17 year old son of Washington baseball star Walter Johnson, will matriculate at the University of Maryland this fall. He plans to play baseball at College Park and focus on college life.

Washington Eddie Johnson Walter Johnson University of Maryland College Park

Little Train Leads Freshman Shortstop Spotlight

A six foot one inch, 160 pound freshman labeled the "Little Train" emerges as a promising athlete. With Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School roots and Kensington club baseball experience, he impressed at shortstop last Sunday, his father noting his strong form. New post office application cites Merceraburg building request.

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Kensington Club

Coast and Treasury confirm ruling via Haines note

A communication from Congressman Harry L. Haines confirms yesterday’s decision by the Coast Office Department and the Treasury Department. The statement underscores federal acceptance and outlines expected implementation steps.

Coast Office Department Treasury Department Harry L. Haines

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