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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1933

Page

6

Street Board 4Ears Report of Engineer Expenditures 1932 1983

Expenditures by the Street Department from June 1 1932 to June 1 1983 totaled 10459758 dollars. City Engineer Samuel Greenawalt submitted the annual report to the Board of Street Commissioners detailing salaries office expenses and material costs. The report notes concrete alley work curb and gutter costs street resurfacing tarvia and asphalt figures plus openings and remodeling projects. The fusion point of gold is about 1992 degrees centigrade.

Deartimwent Board of Street Commissioners Ciass Wilson’ Boulevard I Firat. Alley Maryland Avenue

Trousers On Fire Delegates Firemen Called

A fire occurred when trousers on the attic floor ignited. The owner was not wearing them. smoking is suspected. The Western Enterprise Fire Co. responded by telephone and used chemicals to extinguish the blaze.

Western Enterprise Fire Co

Woman Injured in Auto Crash at Huyetts Crossroads

A woman sustained a sprained ankle when two cars collided at Huyetts Crossroads on the Western Pike yesterday around 4 30 pm. Mrs James Barnes, wife of the eastbound District of Columbia driver, was injured. George Rosen of West Virginia operated the other car. Deputy Sheriff Edgar Brant charged Rosen with failing to stop at a boulevard sign, and he was fined five dollars and costs before Magistrate Richard Sweeney. The Barnes car was struck in the middle. A separate Williamsport crash Sunday evening near Barnhart company injured Mildred Barbour of Martinsburg. Kenneth Pryor of Williamsport was charged with reckless driving after the collision with Barbour’s car and a passenger, Harry Chomaga, suffered flying glass cuts. A heating will be held before Magistrate Joseph Nave in Williamsport tonight.

Huyetts Crossroads Western Pike James’ Barnes District of Columbia George Rosen West Virginia Eputy Edgar Brant Rosen Richard Sweeney Barnes Williamsport Joseph Nave Frank Winters Kenneth Pryor Mildred ‘Barbour Martinsburg Harry Chomag Flying Glass Barnhart Overall Company Pryor

Wheat Plan Is Again Outlined At County Meeting

About 165 farmers attended a wheat adjustment meeting at Clear Spring High School. County Agent Milt Moore explained the government acreage plan as part of eight meetings in two weeks. The county advisory committee will meet tonight to plan next steps. Wheat allotment contracts are being mailed to farmers daily. The advisory committee includes Ankeney, Fahrney, Funk, James, Kane, Mullendere, Ridenour, Thomas, Weagley, Wilson, and Dr Amy Whalen, a 95 year old dentist from Pomeroy who pledged a three year magazine subscription.

Clearspring Milt D. Moorea Winory Jacob Ankeney C. E. Fahrney J. K. Funk C. C. James Stanley E. Kane J. Mullendere C. B. Ridenour Jacob Thomas R. C. F. Weagley John A. Wilson

Health chief finds no water danger after storm sweep

Dr. Robert H. Riley head of the Maryland Health Department surveyed Eastern Shore counties swept by a storm and reported no impure water or unsanitary conditions. He praised town sanitation and noted rural open-well water should be boiled for about 70 days.

Salisbury Robert H. Riley State Department of Health Riley

Retailers Form New Association in Washington County

The Retail Con fectionery and Restaurant Association of Washington County formed at a meeting in the M C A last night joining confectioners and about 25 restaurant owners. The temporary code for the restaurant industry was explained and a new meeting is set for Sept 4 at 7 30 PM in the Y M C A. Fleagle family ninth annual reunion scheduled Labor Day at Meadow Branch church with Rev. Cromwell as speaker. basket lunch to follow. Ocean City declares itself back to normal as of Aug 29 with bridge open to autos and storm debris cleared or repaired.

Retail Confectionery and Restaurant Association Washington County M.C. A Association For Mutual Benefit Bleagie Meadow Branch Church Baust Church G. GC. Cromwell Methodist Episcopal Church Woodlawn Baltimore Fleagle Ocean City

NRA Coal Code Faces Labor Policy Clash

The coal charter renews disputes over wages and hours as operators resist a $6 daily pay level for 36 hours while backing a merit based system. The fight over union dues check off and nonunion provisions continues as Roosevelt’s auto code inflames tensions with organized labor. Senator Wagner returns to chair the Labor Board amid hopes to curb strikes through mediation.

Roosevelt Johnson John L. Lewis NRA Pennsylvania National Labor Board Wagner New York Labor Board Organized Labor William Green American Federation of Labor Green Labor

Secret of greater loveliness through Lux Toilet Soap

Miss Rogers and thousands of screen stars praise Lux Toilet Soap for complexion beauty. Scientists say skin ages as elements degrade and Lux Soap delivers soluble elements to keep skin youthful. Joan Bennett credits Lux for smooth, young looking skin and clear tone. Begin complex ion care today.

Miss Rogers Lux Joan Bennett

Potomac Edison System Placed Under Government Codes

Potomac Edison district manager F H Robertson announces all departments of the Potomac Edison system are placed under government codes effective yesterday, buses to follow in days. The move supports government efforts to stabilize the industry and aid national administration, amid debates over utility regulation and price changes. In Baltimore, Chas R Bowman of the Fairfield Western Maryland Dairy Company dies at 43 after a weeklong illness, a major milk supplier holding 70 to 80 percent of Baltimore’s supply.

F.H. Robertson Potomac-Edizon Cc Potomac-Eiison Potomac-Edison Andeticn Tulomac-Baison Natonal Administration Baltimore Chas R. Bowman Fairfield- Western, Maryland Dairy Company Maryland General Hospital Philadelphia Baltimore Health Department

Clara Bow in Henry's Film True to the Navy

Clara Bow stars in Henry's film True to the Navy a Paramount comedy where a sailor pursues a girl across ships and harbors. Frederic March plays a vengeful yet bumbling fellow while Harry Green and Sam Yardy appear in supporting roles.

Clara Bow Henry Paramount Henry's Tome Clara Frederic March Ag Harry Green Sam Yardy Frederic March

Bodies Of Diaz Victims Found Near Havana Lake

Havana reports say members of the ABC secret society recovered ten skeletal remains from Lake Piedra banks near Havana after an abortive 1931 revolution. Two skeletons were identified as Dr. Jose Hernandez and another foe of Gerardo Machado. Diez Diaz, linked to the plot, was killed in May 1932 by a bomb in a mail package. four suspects tied to his death were killed by a military guard.

Havana ABC Secret Society Diez Diaz Lake Piedra Jose Hernandez Gerardo Machado

Frederick county corn crop damaged by storm

County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker estimated Frederick County corn crop damage at 150000 dollars, with 25 to 33 percent of the harvest lost.

Frederick Henry R. Shoemaker Frederick County

Berkeley Directs New Musical at Colonial Theatre

The Warner Bros. film 42nd Street opens tomorrow at the Colonial Theatre with Busby Berkeley shaping ensembles and dance for the picture. Una Merkel stars in a striking chorus girl number as the production offers a starry cast and a landmark directorial contract for Berkeley.

National Picture Loretut Ana Tyla ‘Talbot Colonial Theatre Busby Berkeley Stags Geerge Amy Berkeley Warner Bros Una Merkel Orry-Kelly

Dressler And Beery Score Big Success On Screen

Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery deliver a standout pairing in Tugboat Annie at the Maryland all week. The film, adapted from Norman Reilly Raine stories, centers on Annie and her husband Terry as their son becomes captain of a ship. Maureen O'Sullivan stars as the Magnets’ daughter. Also shown are a Castilian Garden short, Mussolini and Balbo news, NRA coverage, Roosevelt camp visit, and a Bosko cartoon The Musketeer.

Marie Dressler Min Annie Maryland Miss Dressler Wallace Beery Saturday Evening Post Norman Reilly Raine Narcissus Terry Beery Robert Young Maureen O'Sullivan Young Senor del Poto Mussolini Balbo Hisavidtor Italy al Smith Irges NRA Roosevelt Narrowsburg N.Y

Hollywood 18 weight loss formula promise

An ad touts HOLLYWOOD 18 as a safe pleasant way to banish fat without health risk. It claims users see weight reductions from 14 to 41 pounds by taking the formula in water before breakfast, with endorsements from druggists and customers.

Hollywood

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