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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1937

Page

2

Ticket tax basis of court fight

The Supreme Court may decide if football is an essential state function in disputes over federal taxes on college football game tickets. Four public universities Iowa Virginia Minnesota and Georgia challenge being forced to pay admission taxes totaling about 119 thousand dollars. The government argues football is not an essential function and that fans pay the tax, with universities acting as collectors.

Ashington Sueme Iowa Virginia Minnesota Gia Internal Revenue Bureaus Reas Bureau Gues Iba

All Bran Promises Regularity For Your Intestines

An advertisement extols Kelloggs All-Bran as a laxative aid and dietary fiber source. It claims bulk from water absorption and vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract, urging daily use with milk, fruit, or in cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Tooery Grocer Ellogg Battle Creek

Ash surname Aston linked to English roots and notable descendants

From ancient trees to family names the ash yields Aston as a origin. Col Walter Aston of Longden England moved to Virginia in 1628 and served in the House of Burgesses and local militia. Prominent bearers include James Aston, Bernard Cracroft, Rev Basil Aston, and others connected to science, religion, and the navy. The Crest bears a bull's head symbolizing valor. Tomorrow Brown.

Aston Ashby Asher Ashley Ashton Ashwell Ashworth Ashe America Walter Aston Longden Stafford County England Virginia House of Burgesses Charles City Miss Narbow Hannah Sordan Westover James River James Pittsburgh Bernard Cracroft New Zealand Rev Basil St. Mark's North End Portsmouth Francis William Trinity College Chamtridge Sir George (Grey Admiralty

The Awful Truth at Henries Theatre

The Awful Truth delivers sharp comedy with Irene Dunne as Lucy Warriner and Cary Grant opposite. Humorous, fast paced and highly entertaining, it stays firmly in smart film fare. Henrys Theatre screens it Wednesday Thursday and Friday.

Irene Dunne Cary Grant Lucy Warriner Theodora Henrys Theatre

Senator Berry Charges TVA Over Norris Dam Leases

Senator George L. Berry accused the Tennessee Valley Authority of robbing him of mineral leases in the Norris Dam reservoir during a value hearing. He called the dam less valuable than submerged marble and said witnesses would testify the marble under Norris Lake is worth over three billion dollars while TVA offered a different view.

Knoxville Tenn George L. Berry Tennessee Valley Authority Norris Dam Tennessee Berry Alvin Ziegler TVA

Garbo appears in Conquest at Maryland Theatre with Boyer

Greta Garbo headlines the Maryland Theatre debut of Conquest, costarring Charles Boyer in a Napoleon Bonaparte portrayal. The film opens yesterday as Garbo reaches a peak in her acting career. In Cumberland, Md, State Senator Robert B. Kimble appeals his ouster from the Cumberland justice court before the Maryland Court of Appeals, after mandamus actions prompted by Alphons M. Bender. The court ruled Kimble was a Maryland Senate member when the Allegany county magistrate court law was revised.

Greta Garbo Maryland Theatre Charles Boyer Napoleon Bonaparte Cumberland Robert B. Kimble Cumperland Justice of the Peace Court Maryland Court of Appeals Kimble Frank G. Wagaman Alphons M. Bender Maryland Senate Allegany County

Relief for Neuritis and Sciatica Pains Ad

For neuritis or sciatica pains no need to suffer. Free yourself from suffering with ARTHEROL. A box costs 353¢c and money is refunded if not satisfied. H. R. Rudy, Pharmacist, Hotel Hamilton Corner.

Predictions swirl as gay thirties bill awaits fate

Regular Herald Mail readers note that the gay thirties legislation faced immediate speculation on presidential approval. Reports hint at possible Roosevelt administration stance amid ongoing debate on the measure and its potential passage.

Extortion Threats Reported In Chicago Area

Inquiries about a Chicago wealthy man Potter Palmer receiving extortion notes demanding 160000 elicited responses. Palmer says he has no comment. FBI Chicago chief D M Ladd also offers no comment. Evanston Police Chief William O Freeman remains silent.

Chicago Potter Palmer

Annapolis Negro Convicted of Manslaughter in Auto Crash

Associate Judge William H. Forsythe found Peter Alston of Annapolis guilty of manslaughter for the Eastport July 4 auto accident that killed Lydia Meade. Doris Bowen was with Miss Meade when they tried to cross the street as Alston's car approached.

Westminster Jndie William H. Forsythe Peter Alston Annapolis Eastport Lydia Meade

Treat a Cold With Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine

A vintage advertisement urges treating a cold as an internal infection using Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promotes four actions: laxation, infection reduction, headache and fever relief, and system fortification. Sugar coated and plain forms are available. widely sold by druggists.

Grove

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