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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1939

Page

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Germany and Russia Agree On Trade and Credit Pact

Berlin reports a Germany Soviet Russia trade and credit agreement boosting German goods and a Russian $82 million in products over two years. A German credit of $60 million and Russian sales worth $72 million are included. The accord coincides with stalled British French Russian military talks and signals economic cooperation despite political tensions.

Berlin Russia Germany Great Britain France Soviets Soviet Moscow

Two Men Injured In Bridge Crash Near Antietam Creek

Two men were injured when a car crashed into a new dual highway bridge over Antietam Creek near the Municipal Light Plant shortly after 1 am Sunday. Samuel Griffith 19 of Keedysville suffered possible pelvic fracture and cuts. Melvin Shank 82 of Middletown had multiple lacerations. Both were rushed to Washington County Hospital. Witnesses said the car vaulted off the unfinished road, cleared the embankment, and dropped about 15 feet onto the bridge floor. vehicle badly damaged.

Antietam Creek Municipal Light Plant Samuel Griffith Keedysville Melvin Shank Middletown Washington County Bender

Seventeen Injured As Train Derailed

In Chatsworth New Jersey the Blue Comet train derailed after a washout from overflowing cranberry bogs in a heavy rain. Seventeen passengers sustained injuries as five derailed coaches and a baggage car rested on a single track. A locomotive and tender were also derailed. Five hundred workers labored through the flooded pine belt to clear the wreckage, with three injured passengers remaining in hospital.

Chatsworth N. J South Jersey Pine Belt Atlantic City I. L. Gordon Central Railroad

Playwright Charles George Buys Summit Property

Playwright Charles George of New York, long at Blue Ridge Summit, has purchased a property on Roland Hill from Miss Anne Barber Bruin of Fredericksburg Virginia, formerly of the area. The Roland Hill house, built by the Roland family of Baltimore, passed to Mrs. C. H. W. Hunter and then to her daughter Miss Bruin. George plans extensive improvements and will make it his home.

Charles George New York Blue Ridge Summit Anne Barber Bruin Fredericksburg Here Roland Hill Roland Baltimore C. H. W. Hunter Miss Bruin George

Exemptions to Act Made for Agricultural Workers

Washington reports broad rulings by Elmer F. Andrews on who qualifies for wage hour exemptions. Farm labor falling under traditional agriculture remains exempt from wage hour rules, with specifics on packing and processing. The guidance notes a fourteen week limit for seasonal fruits and vegetables, applies only to fresh perishable produce, and excludes storage operations from exemption.

Washington Elmer F. Andrews Andrews West Virginia

Economist to Speak Here at Farmers Picnic

The 23rd annual Farmers Picnic sponsored by the Farm Bureau Grange and 4-H Clubs announces Dr. O. E. Baker of Washington D C as principal speaker for Thursday afternoon Aug 24 at Hagerstown City Park. Governor O Connor cannot attend. E Ingram Oswald will greet on the Extension Service 25th anniversary. Rohrersville Band plays at 11 30 with a 12 15 dinner and 1 30 program. Simon L Downey chairs.

Farm Bureau Grange 4-H Clubs O. E. Baker Washington D. C Bureau of Agricultural Economics Hagerstown City Park Herbert R. O’conor Maryland Baker E. Ingram Oswald College Park University of Maryland Rohrersville Simon L. Downey

Peddler Arrested On Murder Charge

Durant Oklahoma August 21 John O Story a 60 year old soap peddler held in Hugo Oklahoma on a murder charge involving his second wife Ethel Story who died in a smokehouse August 23 1938 County Attorney Bill Steger disclosed the hunting death of Story s 15 year old son Joe near De Queen Arkansas last June prompted renewed discussion and led to arrest and reinvestigation

Durant Okla John O. Story Hugo Story Ethel Story Bill Steger Joe Dequeen Ark

Columnist Files Alienation Action

A Portland columnist Edith Knight Hill writing as Marian Miller filed a 250000 alienation of affections suit in circuit court. She charged May C Beebe with maliciously and intentionally seeking to gain her husband Joseph A Hill head of Hill Military Academy.

Portland Ore Edith Knight Hill Marian Miller May C. Beebe Joseph A. Hill Hill Mittary Academy

Retail sales rise in July nationwide

Department of Commerce figures show retail sales in June stores totaled 21 217 in July, up 6.7 percent from the same month last year, but 12.5 percent lower than June 1929. Southern states led the gains across the country.

Washington Department of Commerce Simdlay

Wind storm kills two on Virginia coast

A Chesapeake Bay twister swept Fleeton to Mundy Point causing at least two deaths Raymond Campbell aboard the freighter Seven Brothers drowned when it capsized Capt Albert Simmons and three crewmen swam ashore More than a dozen injured and a score left homeless Damage estimated over 100000 with Fleeton Reedville and Mundy Point hard hit and a cruiser swept ashore at St Mary's City Maryland

Fleeton Chesapeake Bay Mundy Point Raymond Campbell Albert Simmons Northumberland County Potomac River Leonardtown Julia Richardson Fitz Harding Fleeton Wharf Reedville Potomac Maryland Edgewater St. Mary’s City

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