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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

3

Holy Land Is Quiet Again on Christmas Eve in Bethlehem

Bethlehem and Jerusalem report subdued observances amid armed guard presence as Arabs and Jews clash political tensions. British troops patrol monasteries near the Church of the Nativity to fulfill a League mandate, while a U S Christmas broadcast from Bethlehem is planned with a message from British Consul General Wadsworth.

Jerusalem Star of Bethlehem Bethlehem Cairo Church of Nativity Jesus Kaf Kanna Britain League of Nations United States Wadsworth

Mild Scarlet Fever Outbreak Reported in Frederick County

Frederick Md December 24 health officer Dr E C Kefauver said conditions were generally good with a mild scarlet fever outbreak near Middletown and Myersville. Five scarlet fever cases were reported in that area with recovering children. Diphtheria appeared in Woodsboro prompting a school toxoid clinic led by Kefauver and nurse Martha Flynn. another case was a child in Brunswick.

Frederick E. C. Kefauver Frederick County Middletown Myersville Kefauver Woodsboro Martha Flynn Brunswick

Simple to Sew Edited by Laura I Baldt

A compact guide in LAURA I BALDT edited format from Teachers College Columbia University for household arts instruction. The piece signals practical sewing tips and techniques for readers seeking approachable, illustrated lessons.

Laura I. Baldt A. M Teachers College Columbia University New York N.Y

Youth tells of slaying near Sutton and Morgantown

Joseph Kirby told State Troopers that Lawrence Gingell and William Reed killed W. Earle Dollman near Sutton on November 26 and then set his car on fire. Dollman, 34, Philadelphia salesman, was returning to Sutton with the two suspects when the crime occurred. Reed is a fugitive.

Charleston P. D. Shingleton Joseph Kirby Lawrence Gingell William Reed W. Earle Dollman Philadelphia Gingell Washington, D. C Elwood Matthews Maryland Reed Kirby Shingleton Dollman Sutton J. H. Fillinger Matthews Silver Springs Fillinger Rce West Virginia Scranton Kensington West Virginia University Morgantown

Christmas Trees Brighten City Hall With Shared Office Displays

City Hall hosts Christmas celebrations with an elaborately decorated tree in Police Headquarters and shared decorating by City Clerk Scott McKane and Tax Collector Charles Fry. Employees join in the festive spirit as lights brighten the room.

City Hall Police Scott MckKane Charles E. Fry

Classifieds Offer Profit From Daily Deals Today

Read today's classified news at once and spot profitable opportunities. This compact item highlights top deals, ads, and listings to jumpstart earnings. Act quickly to secure limited time offers and favorable prices across services, jobs, and merchandise.

Hull Pleads for Peace at Closing Inter-American Meet

Buenos Aires reports the Inter-American peace conference closed with Cordell Hull urging peace or face destruction by war. He warned against militarism, called nations to inventory goals, and to forgive past injuries as Sumner Welles read his message. Delegates outlined consultation among republics and peaceful dispute settlements amid looming global threats.

Buenos Aires Cordell Hull Hull United States Sumner Welles Roosevelt New World

No Snow Expected on Christmas Day

The Weather Man announced Santa Claus should use roller skates for much of his U S Christmas trip. Snow is unlikely except on northern fringes, with general rain not expected. Temperatures to drop in the North Central States with light flurries possible, while Dixie foresees mild to warm conditions. Phoenix shoppers wore sleeveless dresses.

Washington Santa Claus United States North Central States

Santa Claus by Leslie C Beard in merry verse

A nostalgic Christmas poem describes a cheerful Santa Claus visiting hearths and churches. The verse portrays children sleeping while Santa travels with reindeer and bells, coming down chimneys unseen, embodying a bashful, kindly figure delivering gifts all night.

Leslie C. Beard Santa Merry Sprite

Byron Named as Director for Hagerstown Fair Board

Former Senator William D. Byron was nominated to the Hagers town Fair Association board to replace Raymond H. Miller at yesterday's officer nominations. Elections set for January. no other roster changes. Officers listed include President Andrew K. Coffman and Vice President Harold F. Bester. The association reports a successful year with debt reduced to 15000 dollars and hopes to clear the balance next year.

William D. Byron Hagerstown Fair Association Raymond H. Miller Andrew K. Coffman Harold F. Bester Charles W. Wolf Charles H. Rhinehart Thompson A. Brown Simon L. Downey George Hammaker Isaac Ankener James T. Wolfe Joseph D. Baker Charles Huyett William D. Brron William Cunningham B. W. Ditto W. H. McHenry

White House To Have Sausages For Christmas Dinner

Washington intends to garnish the White House turkey with tiny sausages at the Roosevelt Christmas dinner. The menu at 6:30 p.m. will begin with oysters and end with coffee, with sausages served as a centerpiece between courses.

Washington White House

Heiress Sought in Missing Persons Probe

New York detectives questioned acquaintances to locate Elizabeth Butterfield a 28 year old heiress to a Minneapolis store fortune who vanished yesterday from Cos Cob Connecticut after eluding a nurse who had been her companion for weeks.

New York Missing Elizabeth Butterfield Minneapolis Cos Cob, Conn Miss Butterfield James Butterfield

Thrifty People Buy Time and Money via Classified Ads

Thrifty shoppers save both time and money by using classifieds to find bargains and quick sales. Local readers are urged to check ads for deals on goods and services, from furniture to jobs and real estate, all in one convenient section.

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