Train hits auto at grade crossing injures five
Fragmentary report lists victims including Jackson 34 and Dings 28 as a train strike at a grade crossing near White Bell station Maryland. Details unclear though names and ages suggest injuries to several people including Hayward Jackson and Daisy Haymon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennay
Venta
White ‘Bell
York
Hayward
Jackson
Nelle Dings
Mabel Johnson
Daisy
Haymon
Brief Local Misidentification at Md Religious Service
Names Borths Johnson and Gert rede ey among a small group traveling to a religious service near Biuemount Maryland. The text describes lanes and quarry work as part of their journey and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are
Borths
Johnson
Gertrede
Biuemount
Collections Easier Says Department Store Reports Credit
Chicago records show higher month end collections with 24.8 percent of sales in August rising to 29.6 percent in October as stores inform the Federal Reserve Bank that collections are easier to make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Talk On Conditions Found Abroad By D E Wright
D E Wright, Rockefeller Foundation adviser to the Greek government, addressed a Kiwanis luncheon, detailing poverty abroad and health efforts. He contrasted Eastern destitution with Egyptian and Greek achievements, noting Italy under Mussolini as efficient and the need for modern sanitary methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E Wright
Rockefeller Foundation
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Alexander
Winchester
Greece
Egypt
Tut
Mussolini
Italy
Kemal Pasha Reforms Stir Turkey Amid Quiet Dissent
The report notes drastic reforms in dress and education under Kemal Pasha with limited public dissent. It mentions a foundation spending large sums across seven countries for mankind, and researchers working without salary pressure. A committee to cheer county institutions for Christmas names George A. Reed as chair and lists several board members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Kemal Pasha
George A. Reed
B. E. Bradley
Frank Bennett
Orphans’. Home
Leslie Lakin
Bellevue
Warren Miller
Washington County Hospital
Victor F. Stine
R. E. Long
Waynesboro
Amos J. Traver
Robert L. Smith
Frederick
Fred Shively
Thanksgiving social notes from Sharpsburg residents
Eleanor Mumma spent Thanksgiving with sister in Hagerstown. Several locals hosted and visited during the holiday, including Lohmans, Churcheys, Lowrys, and various families from Hagers Town, Keedysville, Shepherdstown, Funkstown, and Washington. Notable items include moving to Washington DC for winter, a birth at Washington County Hospital, and community gatherings like the Friendship Sewing Circle meeting December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Mumma
Clyde Hildebrand
Hagerstown
Samuel Lohman
Churchey
Murray Jackson
Donald
Lowry
August Lowman
Loyd
Dutton
Atlee Churchey
Otho Lowry
Howard Towell
Acille
Hagers Vs
Paul Clark
Pearl Viar
Ted Snavely
Boonsboro
Milford Kauffman
Evelyn Helchberger
Louise Hebb
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Leon, Morgan
Washington County Hospital
Morgan
Misa Victoring Mumma
Victor M. Mumota
Geraldine Crim
Charles Hoffmaster
Washington, D.C
Maggie Hoffmaster
A. D. Crowe
Circe
Margaret Roulette
Berkley Miller
Pauline Deibert
Funkstown
Pauline
Ruth Lohman
Harold Snyder
Terry Lee
Josephine Snyder
Waynesboro
Wm. Wyand
Ruth Otto
Ronald Otto
Evelyn
Otto
Lorena Havermill
Big Foot
Charley Welty
Cut Rate Drug Store
M. L. Burgan
Carroll Hershberger
Clarence Snyder
Hegerstown
Fred Flock
AFL seeks to keep racketeers out of organized labor
The American Federation of Labor executive council vows to combat racketeers in unions. The convention adopts a resolution condemning criminal influence and pledging support for organized labor, including Brewery Workers and Beer Dispensers unions, amid talks of future legalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Weill
Itg
Bor
Resolutions Committee
Local Notice and Oddity From McCoy's Ferry Address
Fragment from a local item reports a government stand against organized Communism and notes three captured porkers killed at Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Murray's home at McCoy's Ferry, each weight 321, 310 and 307 pounds. Dinner for several women followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II. Murray
McCoy's
Local names appear in fragmented notice near Clearspring
Fragments list several individuals including Luther Bow ers George Pitstiogle Raymond Kline Lester Mentzer J Bowers J W Mann Show smaker and G Irvin Kaufman near Hancock with references to Mr. and Mrs Charles Murray and June Murray in a damaged area paper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Luther W. Bowers
George A. ‘Pitstiogle
Raymond R. Kline
Lester M- Mentzer
J J Bowers
Joh
Clearspring
Weller
G. Irvin
Kaufman
Hancock
Charles
Murray
June
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D. E. Wright
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SUN Proof
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Waneta Guthrie
Fulton
Kas
R. & G. Department Store
Priscilla
ECRU
Crles Croces
de Baeke
Seayerd
Jo& P
W. Washington ST
Sharpsburg
Federation
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BUY Arma Stores Coffee
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Expensen
Balté
Communist Regiment
Moscow
VICKS
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Cambridge
McCardell Bros
Gladstone
Kay
Folke
Kaye
Bay
Kay's
Magi Liberty
Marjorie
Volitaire
Lila
Rm Lady's Naw Baguette
ANSE
Man's Elgin
Washington ST
Southern Rose Design
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