Legion Opens Jobs Drive to Stabilize Employment
The American Legion announces a nationwide campaign to stabilize employment and create more jobs for workers over 40. The plan uses 11,498 posts for an educational program with 25 large employers per state to highlight merit rating clauses that could save employers about a half billion dollars annually in unemployment funds.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Legion
Jack Crowley
Rutland
Unconscious Youth Remains Critical At Hospital
Raymond Harrigan, newsboy struck by a car last Monday morning, has endured 175 hours of unconsciousness at Washington County Hospital. Attendants report moments of awakening with signs of babying though consciousness remains. Doctors note brain concussion with pressure and continue daily spinal fluid extractions to relieve the pressure. His condition is unchanged and physical strength appears intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Harrigan
Washington County Hospital
Cold bandit robs clerk then drops pants outside store
In Chicago a thief wearing no coat robs Charles Chladek, a drug store clerk, of 28 dollars and the clerk’s overcoat. He makes Chladek and three customers pull their trousers before fleeing, then dumps the pants outside the shop as the bandit is comforted by the stolen garment. An advertisement for Saum's Jewelry Store follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Chladek
Chladek
Multiple Death Notices From End of Week in Maryland Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Lewis M Bartley 34 for heart attack in Ashville Ohio with survivors Emil and Mrs Nevins. Florence G Blake 57 of 209 East Franklin Street died at Washington County Hospital after two weeks illness. survivors include daughters Mrs Ora Whittington Mrs Ross Dailey Mrs Albert Gish and sons Thomas A Jr J E Blake. Dr Henry G Christman 37 Green Castle physician died of cancer in Philadelphia. served on Greencastle school board and belonged to multiple local and state medical groups. William (Jack) Clark died at about 10 30 Sunday at the Dellinger home near Williamsport aged about 50. survivors include sisters Rhoda Snively Lacy Clifford Burnsides and Sumner. services Tuesday at A M Cotman Funeral Home with Rev Elmer Jackson officiating. Interment in Riverview cemetery Williamsport.
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Lewis M. Bartley
W. J. Nevins
Summit Avenue
Ashville
Ohio
Nevins
Mr. Bartley
Emil
Mrs. Nevins
Florence G. Blake
Thomas A. Blake
East
Franklin Street
Washington County Hospital
William and
Catherine Cookns
Ora Whittington
Ross Dailey
Mason Dixon
Albert Gish
Winchester
Thomas A. Jr
J. E. Blake
Annie Barner
Ada Cookus
Charles Grubb
Martinsburg
Charles
Harry
William
Jacob
Suter
J. E. Kemp Horn
Rose Dale
W. Va
Henry G. Christzman
Greencastle
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Auegust
Chritzman
Mercersburg
Henry G. Chritzman
Welsh Run
Clarence A. Chitzman
Upton
Vipton
Jefferson Medical College
Jeferson Medical College
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Allcots
Christman
First National Bank
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Medical Society of
Franklin County
The
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
American Medical Association
Maggie Traternity
Zembo
Jack
Ava
Rhoda Snively
Itgerstown
Lacy Clifford
Baltimore
Roth
Burnsides
Jtgerstown
Alders
Sumner
Funkstown
Card of Thanks for Messages After Death
Acknowledges sympathy shown after the death of a husband and Taiber. Mia, Geo. RB. Srain and children extend heartfelt gratitude to friends for support and expressions of condolence.
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Taiber
Mia
Geo
Srain
Adv
Card of Thanks for Mrs Neff Help and Kindness
Charles B. Nef and the Stepher family thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during Mrs Neff illness and after her death. They express appreciation for floral tributes and cars.
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Charles B. Nef
Stepher
Memel Vote Fuels German Push for Autonomy
In Memel the Nazi surge is set to gain seats as 90 percent of eligible voters participate in the regional election. Observers expect 28 of 29 Landtag seats to fall to Nazis, signaling a broader German push amid plans from Berlin on Memel’s future.
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Memel
Iuelker
Ernst Neumann
Memiel
Aad
Landtag
Germany
Neumann
Reich
Memer
Reichstagt
Eden Plans Visit To State Thursday
Anthony Eden will visit Maryland on Thursday with a brief stop in Annapolis and a luncheon in Baltimore. Governor Harry W. Nice announced the plan noting Eden will come from Washington by train, visit the club of his great great grandfather Sir Robert Bowle, view portraits at the Pratt library, then depart at 7 p.m. for New York.
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Baltimore
Anthony Eden
Maryland
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Mie
Secreture
Washington
Clmb
Robert Bole
Nice
Euen
Erich Pratt Libres
Potomac River Recedes After Williamsport Rise
The Potomac near Washington rose four percent at Williamsport today but then receded as rainfall this month reached 2.92 inches, slightly above average. Weather observer Dr. Paul Oswald noted a mild weekend with a 49 degree low and 38 degree reading overnight.
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Washingeton
Williamsport
Potomac Also
Paul Oswald
Chewsville
Body of long missing man found in submerged car
Authorities identified the body of 24 year old Oug Jimp after his automobile was found sunk in marshy Hope Creek near Williamsburg. The car top was struck by a heat paddle as a rower named George Collins passed by. Questions linger how the vehicle entered the water between Williamsburg and Federalshurs. Jimp had been missing seven weeks and worked at a Smytlen factory in Federalshare. Larceny report notes Bruce M Crane reporting a scooter theft in the 200 block Rey holds avenue.
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Williamsburg
Oug Jimp
Hope Creek
George Collins
Federalshurs
Federalshare
Landon Heads Take Up Continental Security Plan
Alf M. Landon leads U S delegation as Pan American peace committee advances a continental security plan aiming to define aggression and authorize immediate consultative action among American nations in case of attack Venezuela spearheads the project as Cantilo of Argentina signals cautious progress toward a unified defense. The plan covers forceful settlement differences, invasions, blockades and support to armed bands amid a broader push for mediation and common front. Secretary Hull remains outside the seven executive committees while continuing liaison with delegation chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Alf M. Landon
United States
Americas
Venezuela
Jose Maria Cantilo
Argentina
Cantilo
America
Fig
Hull
Landon
Kansas
Peace Organization
Wrong-Way Corrigan Earns More Than President
Hollywood reports Douglas Corrigan the "wrong way" flier has earned about $75,000 in three months, rivaling the President's yearly pay. He signs his own book, leases his old monoplane for the San Francisco World's Fair, and plans a book tour while writing his life story without a ghost writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
America
Douglas Corrigan
Santa Claus
United States
Corrigan
Tristan
Six
Wallace Hails Vote On Cotton Quotas Strong for Market Controls
Wallace celebrates high cotton referendum support showing about 90 percent of returns favor quotas, meeting the two thirds requirement for cotton marketing quotas though tobacco quotas fell short of the needed margin. The article notes acceptance of government price guarantees to aid producers and manage surpluses.
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New Deal
Ban on German Ships From City Piers Proposed
New York plans to bar German steamship lines from city-owned piers as an effective response to Nazi persecution. City official Newbold Morris outlined the proposal to the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Society, linking the move to wartime tensions and defending newsward Chris Kiane.
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New York
Nec
Newbold Morris
City
Connec
Morris
Chris Kiane
Auto Collision In City Street Leaves Driver Fined
Ed Ritner of 1% Chawsville and Tomer J Pevere of 28 Bryan Place were in a crash on Tich ana Genrer street early Sunday. Ritner was charged with reckless driving by Patraimen Brueher and Welen and paid a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Ritner
Chawsville
Tomer J. Pevere
Bryan Place
Tichana Genrer Street
Ritner
Patraimen
Brueher and
Welen
Coughlin's Views Declared Personal Not Church Policy
Chicago's Cardinal Mundelein stated Father Coughlin may express personal views on current events but is not authorized to speak for the Catholic Church. Bishop Sheil read the nuncio's note noting Coughlin's broadcasts are not church doctrine and should not be interpreted as church positions.
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Chicago
Deu
George Cardinal
Mundelein
Charles Bo Couplain
NBC
Bernard J. Shell
Nard J. Sheil
Mwe
Georey
Mundeleti
Chivava
Father Coughlin
Delvolry
Nndes
Christmas Dance Sparks School Romance and Tickets
Christmas Eve at Wightkind Park sees school girls host an annual dance with an orchestra, inviting boy friends, buying tickets, and arranging rides. The evening ends with a midnight incheon and escorted returns as the event unfolds amid festive plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhicago
Wightkind Park School
Industry at 100 Percent Normal Soon, Fed Reports
The Federal Reserve Board says industrial production has surpassed the 100 level, matching the 1923-25 average, with November activity up from October and led by steel, autos, and textiles. Money in circulation rises due to cash use, hoarding, and foreign movement, while autos and textiles push overall output and holiday demand grows.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Bulletin
Savoltier Financial Development
Morgenthau
States
Japanese setback amid guerrilla victories in Shanxi and river regions
Chinese sources claim 6,000 Japanese killed in Shanxi by guerrillas with additional gains in Sinkiang river sectors and areas west of Hankow. They report Japanese withdrawal from Wutaisha after harassing actions and say Chinese forces control surrounding territory. Photos show Japanese prisoners.
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Shanghat
Shansi
Sinkiang River
Hankow
Wutaisha
Eighth Army
Wutai Mountain
Fourth Route Army
Anhwei
Chekiang
Kiangsu
Shanghai
Nanking
TVA hearings turn on subsidies and tax use in rates
Members of the hearings panel grill TVA witnesses over hidden subsidies in rates and use of general tax funds for one area while private utilities bear costs TVA escapes. Five Democratic committeemen press TVA arguments as ex pert witnesses face cross examination. Committee chairman Donahey manages questions and a draft report for Congress may be prepared this week with a possible minority dissent.
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TVA
Democratic
Schwartz
D. Wyo
Brown
Mead
N. C
House
Bard
Congress
Earings
Wolverton
Jenkins
Convicted Feasted Before Transfer to Prisons
Thirteen prisoners sentenced by Judge Frank G. Wagaman to the House of Correction or Penitentiary were served a large meal of pork sauer kraut and mashed potatoes prior to their removal to the institutions. Sheriff Joseph D. Baker arranged the same fare for other inmates. With sentencing and parole actions the jail population dropped to about 30 for the weekend, most remaining awaiting appeals or serving minor terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Frank G. Wagaman
Joseph D. Baker
Chicago Grain Market Quotations and Prices
Quotations from ackubin Legg and Wareham Building Hagerstown Maryland list grain prices. Wheat openings show Dec May and July bids with various bid and division figures. Corn Dec May July and Rye May July display listed prices with volume indicators and bid ranges.
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Mackubin, Legg
Ackubin
Legg & Wv
Wareham Building
Hagerstown, Md
Washington County Bar Association Banquet Tonight
Preparations are complete for the annual banquet of the Washington County Bar Association to be held at 7:30 this evening at Hotel Alexander. Bruce C. Lightner will preside. James M. Hepbrow of the Baltimore Criminal Justice Commission will be the speaker. Hepbron was reelected president of the National Association of Crime Commission Executives in New York Saturday. Preston Cook, 34, was arrested on a warrant charging assault on a woman on George Street after a Sunday morning patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Bar Association
Hotel Alexander
Bruce C. Lightner
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore Criminal Justice Commission
Hepbron
National Association of Crime Commission
New York
Preston Cook
George Street
Bible
Saums Jewelry Store Advertisement at 21 N Jonathan St
Convince yourself to visit and buy the jewelry and watches to meet gift needs at good prices. Pay as you go terms up to 250 a week, with trade in value offered for old fountain pens. Old pen credit applied on purchases of four dollars or more at Saums Jewelry Store on 21 N Jonathan St Ady.
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Saum’s
Jonathan St
Adv
Ameries
Christina
Naluis
Industeriil
Wermins
Ania
Wateros
Jonathan St. Adv
Snum's Jewelry Store
N. Jonathan St. Ady
Saum
Jonathan St. Ady
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H. L. Mills
Baltimore St
Grimes Garden
Starks
Dee Leta
Stayman
Jonathan
Yorks
Gal Delicious
Rane Mearty
Newman's
Smithsburg
Carl J. Schlotterbeck AG A. Fatanine St
Consumer's Finance Service, Inc
Arte
Reem
Smale Lassd Trne
RTL
William J. Clark
Foltz Mfg. & Supply Co Cor
Washington & Locust Sts
Rudisill’s Quality Shop
Police
Over Memel
Berlin
Kaunas
Eden
Potomac
Bruce M. Crane
Rey
Avenue
Dr. Phillip
Orlando Florida
Tangerines
Frederick & Mill Sts
By Andrue Berding
Tollywood
Wallace
Coughlin
Church
White House
Roosevelt
Cours
Baldwin Cafe
Foday
DuPont Pone
Elect
Motors
Goodyear
Nat'l
Distris
Central
Nora Amer
Penna
Radio Es
N. I
U.S
Chicago Grain Market
BAR Association
Tom. Cross
Bendix
Washington St
WARE
Tenihy Beiven Ray Ony Pe Fleigh Motor CO
Blain
Wallin
Batood Oy Oeior
Bill’s Loan Office
Hagerstown Maytag Co
Franklin St
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Company
Washington Street
Hagerstown
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