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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1938

Page

2

Washington County Board of Education seeks bids for school contracts

The Washington County Board of Education advertises for general contracts on PWA school construction totaling 130000 dollars. Projects include South Potomac Junior High addition 40000 dollars Boonsboro High addition 35000 dollars Clearspring High addition 20000 dollars Downsville new elementary 25000 dollars and Williamsport High alterations 10000 dollars. Bids due December 19 except Downsville December 22. Work to begin early next year. Architects Buckier Fenhagen of Baltimore and A J Klinkhart of Hagerstown.

Washington County Downsville Buckier & Fenhagen Baltimore A. J. Klinkhart Hagerstown

Antietam Fire Company Holds Monthly Meeting

The Antietam Fire Company will meet at the hall starting at 7 80 tonight with an election of officers. Voting runs from 7 30 to 9 00. A turkey banquet will be served to members afterward.

Antietam Fire’ Company Turkey Banouet

Noted Exiles Find Welcome in America Under Nazi Shadow

The piece lists Albert Einstein, Eduard Benes, and Max Reinhardt as prominent figures who fled Nazi Germany and found roles in the United States. Einstein, now a citizen, secured a Princeton appointment and advanced physics. Benes arrives as visiting professor at Chicago. Reinhardt, a veteran theater figure, directs in Broadway while pursuing citizenship.

Albert Einstein Germany Princeton U. S Eduard Benes Czechoslovakia England French Academy of Science Czech Republic Chicago University Max Reinhardt United States Hollywood

Battle On Cattle Disease Continues in Maryland

Figures released by the State Sanitary Service show about 40,000 of Maryland's 270000 cattle infected with Bangs Disease. The data were made public Tuesday in College Park.

College Park

Dairy herd Bangs Disease testing covers 10 counties

Dr. Mark F. Welsh reports state program testing dairy herds for Bangs Disease has covered about 95 000 cattle across ten counties including Anne Arundel Prince Georges Charles Calvert St Marys Garrett Allegany Somerset Wicomico and Worcester. Raw milk spreads undulant fever. pasteurized milk is safe. A bid by M J Grove Lime Company for macadamizing six tenths of a mile on Downsville pike was submitted to the State Roads Commission.

Mark F. Welsh Welsh Anne Arundel Prince Georges Charles Calvert St. Mary’s Garrett Allegany Somerset Wicomico Worcester M. J. Grove Lime Company Lime Kiln Frederick County State Roads Commission Hagerstown Downsville

Kettles Appear On City Streets for Salvation Army Drive

The Salvation Army Christmas kettle season opens at 9:80 this morning on W Washington Street near the Public Square with Mayor W Lee Higin first to donate. Two kettles today, three by Saturday. Mrs Amel Shultz oversees the kettle with the Mayor. Citizens may apply for Christmas baskets by writing to 324 W Washington St. about 300 baskets planned for December 24. baskets include food for several days.

Salvation Army W. Washington Street Public Square W. Lee Higin Bigin Amel Shultz Shultz S. A Hagerstown Washington St

Horoscope for December 7 1938 likely favors industry and romance

The daily astrological forecast notes constructive energy for industry and holiday profits for manufacturers and merchants. It warns against envy though good feeling rises among classes and suggests serious courtships for those born under Sagittarius with notable birthdays including Rudolph Friml 1881 Albert H Abbott 1871 Willa Cather 1876.

Rudolph Friml Albert H. Abbott Red Cross Willa Cather

City Ordered to Pay $15,000 for Eye Injury in Skating Accident

Andrea Shaw, 10, appears in New York City court after the Court of Appeals ruled she would receive $15,000 damages from the city and a construction company for the loss of her right eye in a skating accident. The incident happened on city property where a picket fence was erected.

Andrea Shaw New York City Court of Appeals

Police Probe Assault Case in Oxon Hill Md

Prince Georges county officers sought a man who slugged a woman and stole her car near the spot where Mary Browns was last seen. Authorities reported the incident occurred in Oxon Hill Maryland as detectives pursued leads and questioned potential witnesses.

Oxon Hill Prince Georges County Mary Browns

Abduction Report and Attack Near Scene as Case Grows

Edith Fellner was abducted last Wednesday and struck down three miles from the scene. the assailant fled in her car. Major Elmer Munshaw said no clues exist in Mise Brown’s report of forced entry into a small truck by three men. Police consider Mary misidentified as a neighbor’s daughter.

Edith Fellner Asailant Elmer F. Munshower Maryland Mise Brown Mary

Four Hagerstown Citizens Named in 1938 39 Who's Who

Local residents William Preston Lane Jr. former attorney general and member of the Hagerstown Bar along with Samuel Edgar Phillips publisher of Herald-Mail, Richard Paul Smith head of Potomac Edison, and John Jermain Porter president of North American Cement are listed in the 1938 39 Who's Who in America. Two additional county residents are noted in the same record.

Hagerstown America William Preston Lane, Jr Samuel Edgar Phillips Herald-Mail Publishing Company Richard Paul Smith Utilities Potomac Edison Company John Jermain Porter North American Cement Corpora

Local citizens named in community obituary notices

The list includes Adrian Holmes Onderdonk educator and headmaster of St James School Edmund Pendleton Cahill Hancock fruit grower and hanker Melville Fuller Riley former chairman of the Potomac Edison Company board among local citizens.

Tion Adrian Holmes ‘Onderdonk St. James School Edmund Pendleton Cahill Hancock Fruit Hanker Melville Fuller Riley Potomac Edison Company Board

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