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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1938

Page

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U S Leading in Plane Making Says Aeronautical Expert

U S aviation authority after seven weeks abroad says America still leads Europe in faster bigger and stronger airplanes. He cites US research ahead in commercial aviation and questions Germany's edge in military craft while noting large German plants and substantial production personnel.

Authority America New York United States Europe Germany Sundar Roosevelt Munich S&s Paul Johnnston Aeronautical Sineeran Messer-Schimidt Johnston Italy England France Russia Heinkel

Autoist Is Given Sentence In Jan

Joseph Johnson, 36, of near Hancock, pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge Watson R. Davison in Chambersburg and was sentenced to 60 days in Franklin county jail. The sentence dates from December 1. Johnson is the father of six and was arrested on the Mercersburg McConnellsburg road. In a separate case, Guy R. Bear and Ralph M. Bear of near Smithsburg were directed to appear January 16 for sentencing after admitting to stealing gasoline from Hess Stone Quarry at Waynesboro to power a motor saw wood. Bear said he was short of money.

Joseph Johnson Hancock Watson R. Davison Chambersburg Franklin County Mercersburg McConnellspurg Hess Waynesboro Guy R. Bear Ralph M. Bear Smithsboro Guy Bear

Careful Policing Policy Is Adopted by Broadcasters

The National Association of Broadcasters will form a committee with broad authority to rewrite the code of ethics and set enforcement methods to avoid government censorship. The move comes as the industry seeks self policing, updating rules adopted in 1935 to prevent offensive broadcasts. Police reported theft of 300 pounds of scrap brass and copper from a shack on Florida avenue. Mrs. Charles M. Miller reported her apartment at 200 block North Locust Street had been entered with nothing believed stolen.

Washington National Association of Broadcasters Association Merle Reese Florida Avenue Charles M. Miller Locust’ Street Apollo Daphne Peneus Phaeton North Africa Jupiter

Enterprise Election Balloting for Western Enterprise Fire Co

The annual election of officers of the Western Enterprise Fire Co will be held tonight. Polls open from 7 until 7 30 o'clock.

Enterprise Western Enterprise Fire Co

Sun worship across ancient cultures and myths

The article traces sun worship from Chaldeans to Persians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, noting beliefs in sun gods, sun chariots, and myths such as Apollo and Phaeton. It also links sun reverence to later ideas and mentions low U.S. income statistics for individuals in the contemporary era.

Palestine Jeremiah Osiris Mexico Greece Rome Helios Apollo Hercules Perseus Aurora Hast Glytie

Inquest Planned Into Baltimore Double Shooting

Baltimore December 12 Coroner Irving Littman will hold an inquest Tuesday into a double shooting that killed Joseph H Carrick a 55 year old insurance salesman and Edward R Russell 45 a boarder at the Carrick home. William Schuman Jr son in law of Carrick said the men had been at odds for some time and that his father in law warned Russell to stay away from his wife.

Baltimore Irving Littman Joseph H. Carrick Edward R. Russell Carrick William Schuman, Jr Russell Schuman

Prowler Evasion Amid Local Uproar and Camped Crimes

Witnesses say Carrick was shot by Russell while in Carrick’s daughter’s car. A second shot was fired as Carrick left the vehicle, then Russell shot himself and fled. Police hunted the unidentified prowler on North Mulberry Street as Kentucky spends about 750000 dollars yearly prosecuting felonious crime.

Carrick Russell

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