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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1935

Page

6

Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority Faces Senate Test

Washington August 20 The Chesapeake Bay bridge project valued at 10 million dollars awaits Senate action amid an omnibus bridge bill passed by the House. The measure would authorize three years to begin construction of the span from Baltimore to Kent counties and authorize M R Carpenter to build a toll bridge on the Potomac between Old Town Maryland and Green Spring West Virginia. A plan to shift to RFC funding and purchase of 5.5 million in bridge bonds was discussed after Ickes and PWA officials met the authority.

Washington Chesapeake Bay Senate House Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority Bay Baltimore Kent Counties Maryland M.R. Carpenter Potomac River Old Town Green Spring W. Va Bay Bridge Authority PWA RFC Bridge Authority Ickes

Horse Disease Spreads Alarm Farmers in Maryland

Farmers in Somerset and Wicomico counties report rapid spread of encephalomyelitis or horse disease among work animals. More than 10 horses and mules have died in the past two weeks, with fears of heavy losses similar to 1933 as the outbreak grows despite efforts to control it.

Princess Anne Somerset Wicomico

Escapes After Auto Is Hit in Maryland Chase

Alfred Keeney alias A J Louis sought in Baltimore county on a larceny charge for rabbits after a deputy shot two holes in his car during a Carroll county chase. Mrs Keeney detained. Keeney escaped into a cornfield and woods after the collision near Westminster. Union officials reported a letter addressed to A J Louis found in the abandoned car. The chase started in Manchester and involved dirt roads across Carroll county. The incident followed a warning from Baltimore county officers.

Westminster Alfred Keeney A. J. Louis Baltimore County Carroll County

Tax Raising Methods Get First Call

Governor Nice signals a late January to February special session to limit bills to relief taxation old age pensions voting machines and permanent registration. Debate centers on continuing the 1% gross receipts tax and auto titling levy or substitutes while some senators push an income tax and local relief shares. A plan for pre session hearings aims to reconcile views and speed action.

State Senate Nice Senate Robert B. Kimble R. Allegany Milton L. Veasey Worcester Spider E. K Morrison Wny Raymond E. Kennedy D. Fifth Baltimore

Deaths in local area include Mrs Amelia Milla and Hotel Mercer owner

Mrs Amelia Milla wife of Daniel A Mills died at home near Indian Springs aged 50 a Brethren Church member for 25 years. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Jesse Weller Big Pool son Russell at home and several siblings. Funeral Thursday at 10 am from home with 11 am Dunkard church service. Interment nearby. Charles Walter McLaughlin Hotel Mercer owner died aged 60 after long illness. Survived by widow two daughters two sons, and siblings. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm from his home with burial at Fairview cemetery.

Amelia M. Milla Daniel A. Mills Indian Springs The Brethren Church Jesse D.weller Big Pool Russell Alfred Weller Millstone George Weller Wilmington Del Paul Weller This City Abe Brubaker Frederick Moltie Marshall Baltimore William Lantz Hastings - On - the- Hudson Lizzie San Mar Dunkard Church Mill Stone Joan Mallett Bessie Catherine Gross Sharpsburg Washington County Hospital Howard Frank Hudson Henry Arthur Davidson W. Va Pearl Lohman John Lohman Washington Albertus. Eichelberger Mae Hudson Locust Grove H. D. Chapman Charles Walter McLaughlin Mercer Mercersburg McLaughlin Mercersburg College Iron City Business College Pittsburgh Heater Fulton County California Gorge Stoner Washington, D. C Juanita McLaughlin Jack McDowell McLaughlin Tad L. McLaughlin W. H. MeLaughlin Greencastle Elmer McLaughlin Waynesboro William Eley Quincy J. G. Rose Fairview Cemetery

Ethiopia Prepares for War Hidden Mobilization Near Addis

Addis Ababa reports secret war prep as cartridge factory completes to fix ammunition shortages. Troops avoid the Addis Ababa Djibouti line while Haile Selassie orders no outward mobilization. Scattered tribesmen arm with old rifles. drills proceed, but munitions remain short.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Addis Ababa-Djibouti Haile Selassie Sudan

Detroit men bid to bring Louis Baer fight to city

Detroit group pools 200000 to host the Joe Louis Max Baer heavyweight bout in September. Reports say the match may land at the Polo Grounds on September 24, with New York references. Also notes half price corsets and shop closings on North Potomac Street.

Detroit Detroit News Max Baer New York Polo Grounds

Congress Aims At Quick Adjournment Amid Filibuster Fears

Washington August 20 Congress presses a swift schedule to avoid filibusters as leaders seek adjournment by Thursday night. The House approved the 1935 banking bill and a $614 million rivers and harbors measure while the Senate backed a three year Frazier Lemke farm moratorium and a railroad reorganization bill. Talks continued on a $250 million tax measure and a tax bill difference was discussed by Senate and House conferees aiming for a compromise and a final adjournment date.

Washington Congress Senate House Senate House Roosevelt Harrison Miss

Dahlias May Yield Future U.S. Sugar Source

San Francisco August 20 The American Chemical Society heard that dahlias could provide a future sugar supply. Dr Wray M Rieger Prof Leroy W Weatherby and USC researchers described a method to produce sugar twice as sweet as conventional sugar and suitable for beet or cane plants. They noted dahlia sugar could aid dieting and diabetic patients by offering sweetness with fewer calories and dietary advantages.

San Francisco America American Chemical Society Wray M. Rieger Leroy W. Weatherby University of Southern California Weatherby

Arma Stores Picnic At Row's Park Planned For Aug 21

Plans for the Arma Stores picnic at Row's Park on Wednesday August 21 are nearly complete with a large crowd expected. Congressman Theo Christianson of Minnesota will speak on a county-interest topic. The program includes contests for all ages, a free vaudeville show, fireworks, and music by Junior Band and the Mercersburg Band. Bus service starts at noon from Blue Ridge terminal.

Big Arma Row's Park Theo. Christianson Minnesota Christianson Congress Blue Ridge Terminal Mercers

Elkton minister seeks halt to sign ban on marriage info

The Rev. Edward Minor petitions Cecil county circuit court to enjoin Elkton city council from enforcing a new ordinance banning marriage information signs. Signs have been torn down and the petition alleges the ordinance is unreasonable and unconstitutional. Hearing date not set. The filing lists numerous local residents as parties or witnesses. Vacation美容 special ad included.

Elkton Edward Minor Parsons Cecil County Circuit Court Elkton City Parson

Injured in South Mountain Well Blast Face Serious Burns

Three people injured in a gas explosion at a well on the Hewitt property near South Mountain. Harland Hewitt, 10, in a coma. his father Maurice Hewitt, 44, with possible skull fracture, and Roy Mumford, 43, seriously burned. Explosion hurled Hewitt 100 feet. roof of pump house shattered. investigation cites a gas formation as likely cause. Mumford, a Baltimore Sun employee, aided after the blast. State hospital reports stabilize conditions but remain critical for the father and Harland.

South Mountain Harland Maurice Hewitt Roy Mumford Frederick Mumford Hewitt Baltimore Sun Elder Hewitt Washington County Sheriff's Office Hewitts

Fire destroys Berlin radio building killing one, injuring twenty six

The main Berlin radio city building burned to smouldering ruins after a spectacular blaze. One person died and 26 were injured in the incident. Emergency crews fought the flames through the night. The cause was not immediately known.

Berlin Radio City

Sure to Please Our $200 Special Permanent Wave

Davison Beauty Shop advertises a $200 special permanent wave with address and phone 17837W.

Pauline Davison

Suspect Sought After East Franklin Dynamite Incident

No arrests yet in the East Franklin Street dynamiting probe. Police report a Friday night blast near a residence damaged rocks and the building. A suspect, who has threatened a second charge, remains at large and defied police to arrest him.

East Franklin Street Hira

City Market Prices Snapshot From Local Market Report

Listing of day prices for market goods including chickens potatoes onions apples peaches tomatoes grapes beans corn cabbage spinach kale and other produce and meats with per unit and per quantity figures in cents and dollars, reflecting typical retail values for the period.

Lima

Chicago Grain Market Quoted Prices and Moving Dental Offices

Quotations by Stein Bros and others show wheat corn oats rye futures with mixed opens highs and lows. A note announces moved dental offices of Dr Lloyd Basehear and Dr Arthur Foard to 25 North Potomac Street with contact Tel 418.

Lloyd Basehear Arthur Foard North Potomac Atreet Ady

Post body being flown to Oklahoma after crash

The body of the famous humorous actor will lie in state at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale from seven a m Thursday with private services in Wee Kirk o th Heather conducted by Dr Whitcomb Brougher. The body will be moved later to the family burial plot in Chelsea Oklahoma. Mrs Rogers travels with three children and relatives from Oklahoma. Col Clarence M Young and crew accompanied the body aboard a large silver ship en route to Oklahoma. The take off was smooth and flight time is about seven and a half hours with two refueling stops.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Whitcomb Brougher Sapusind Forest Lawn Roger Chelsea Okla Rogers Will Mary James Oklaoma Tom M. Spadden Los Angeles Post Oklahom Clarence M. Young Crosson Pacific Standard Times Young William A. Winston

Eagles Bowling League Entry Notice At Aerie Meeting

All members wishing to join the Eagle Bowling League must report at the next Aerie meeting on Wednesday August Zist. Do not miss this session. Harry McCrory, Secretary.

Eagles Eagle Bowling League Aerie O Zist Adv

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