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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

6

New Discount Rules Take Effect January First in Maryland

The Maryland State Advisory committee enforces a New Year discount policy for motor vehicle parts accessories and supplies. Retail prices follow manufacturers lists with taxes included and only authorized dealers associates or service stations under NRA code may discount. Eligible buyers receive a card to purchase at discount from participating dealers. Applications are accepted at the committee headquarters 1200 St Paul Street Baltimore.

Maryland NRA State Advisory Committee St. Paul Street Baltimore

Legion To Meet At Morris Post Tonight

A regular Morris Frock Post American Legion meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 45 o clock.

Legion Morris Frock Post American Legion

Continent With Huge Mountain Peaks On Pacific Ocean Floor

A San Diego report describes a newly discovered submerged continent beneath the North Pacific. It claims vast plateaus wider than the Americas, mountains higher than Everest, and deep trenches, with a western ridge hosting islands like Hawaii. Captain Mayo leads the Ra-mapo depth survey from America toward Asia.

Pacific San di Calif North Pacific America Mt. Everest Asia Claude B. Mayo North America Hawaii South Sea Islands Great Western

Mother Gets Her Boy Back

Mrs. Elmer Pugh’s 17-year-old son died three weeks ago from injuries in a sandlot football game. Mrs. Pugh died this week from a heart condition brought on by her son’s death, physicians said.

Somerset Elmer Pugh

Byrd Flagship Battles Northwest Gale Off Antarctica

The flagship of Admiral Byrd's Antarctic expedition fought a northwest gale amid icebergs off Antarctica. Visibility was under three miles as bergs crowded the ship, with about 10 miles north of the main ice-pack at noon and only 56 miles covered since Saturday noon due to fog and storms.

Admiral Byrd Antarctica MacKay Byrd Antarctic Expedition

Launch hunted in Chesapeake Bay by Coast Guard

A thirtyfoot launch with four men aboard was pursued tonight in the icy Chesapeake Bay by a Coast Guard cutter and copper-bottom boats. Among the known passengers are William I. Mattes and William M. King. The others were unnamed. The party left Sue's Island on Tuesday for Spyre or Poole's Island and has not been heard from since.

Essex Chesapeake Bay United States Coast Guard William I Smooty) Mattes Sue's Island William M. King Baltimore Spyre Poole’s Island

Boswel Named Agency Agent Succeeds Deceased Brother

Miss Julia H Boswel of Clear Spring is appointed by the McComas Armstrong Insurance Company as their agent to succeed her late brother B J Boswel.

Julia H. Boswel Clearspring The McComas - Armstrong Insurance Company B. J. Boswel

Four Skeletons Unearthed by Indiana Road Crew

In Noblesville Indiana road workers uncovered four skeletons believed to be prehistoric mound builders. One skeleton stood six feet six inches tall. The find raises questions about ancient inhabitants of the area.

Noblesville Ind

Missing man William Santo declared dead in Nebr.

After 36 years missing, William Santo was legally declared dead by a Falls City Nebraska court last July. He died recently from injuries after a fall from a train in Freeport Illinois. He had vanished in 191? and was presumed dead for decades.

Freeport, Ill William Santo Falls City Neb

Akron man L Frederick Fernsner obituary and related deaths

Obituary notices report L Frederick Fernsner of Akron aged 81 dies at home. Survivors include wife Sadie Welbhiey and children Fred A. and Hazel Bassford. brothers Samuel H and C W. sister Mrs Edward Brewer. Also listed are multiple local family deaths and service details for Ethel Irene Strite, John Bogue, Mrs Virginia Heaslip, and Frances E Rowland with burial plans and church affiliations.

L. Frederick Fernsner Akron Lewis and Martha Silver Fernsner West Nebraska Sadie Welbhiey Fred A Detroit Hazel Bassford Samuel H Four Locks C. W Washington Edward Brewer This City Ethel Irene Frank Lydia Strite Washington County Hospital Joseph H Mt. Morris A. J. Martin Smithsburg Samuel W Polo Iran Strite Paramount Paul B Polo, Il Susan A Martha P Earl T Maugansville Clyde L Waynesboro Frank S New York Fannie E Mary K Reiff Menonite Virginia Heaslip Joseph W. Feaslip South Potomac Street

Cold wave claims fare as temperatures plunge across states

Deaths from the cold spread across Idaho Iowa District of Columbia Pennsylvania Ohio Missouri Oklahoma Indiana with eight fishermen dead in Lake Michigan and 29 missing off Portland Maine. New York City records its coldest day in three years at 9 degrees above zero.

New England Portland Essex Coast Guard Idaho Iowa District of Columbia Pennsylvania Ohio Missouri Oklahoma Indiana Lake Michigan New York City

Officers elected by Darak Temple Knights of Khorassan

Last night the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan elected officers for the year including Willis Routzahn Royal Vizier and Charles B. Wilson Grand Emir. Installation set for January 10 1924 in Toronto Canada. City taxpayers urged to pay 1934 city taxes by January 1 with 6 percent interest from September 1 1933. Office hours extended Saturdays in December 7 to 9 p.m. for tax and sewer payments. Chas E Fry Adv Tax Collector and Treasurer.

Darak Temple Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassen Willis Routzahn Charles B. Wilson George W. Strock W. W. Krobberger John W. Taylor William E. Foltz A. D. Herbert Sahib George R. Gernard Imerial Palace Toronto Can Chas. E. Fry

Half Brothers Rule Twins in South Dakota Case

In Yankton South Dakota Judge R B Tripp grants default divorce to Mrs Edward Paddie and recognizes one twin as the husband’s son while labeling the other as not his. Custody awarded to Paddie for the son he claims and another child with three siblings remaining with the mother. The case cites genetic theories by University of Lund professor and 1924 French thesis as context. Separately Frederick December 28 John J Ghingher ordered to compute four percent interest on bank accounts from July 1 to Sept 3 1931 as Central Trust Company Maryland closure case.

Yankton Edward Paddie Paddie Freeman R. B. Tripp Noth Berman University of Lund Sweden Menetrier Bertrand Fortaine Tripp Frederick John J. Ghingher Central Trust Company of Maryland

Boonsboro Man Burned in Stove Explosion

Harry Corder, 40, of Boonsboro, suffered serious burns Christmas morning when a stove exploded after allegedly pouring oil and lighting a match. Found outside his home, he was treated by neighbors and taken to Washington County Hospital where condition improved to fair. A gun club clay shoot advert follows.

Harry Corder Boonsboro Washington County Corder

Girl Held for Perjury in Bel Air Abduction Claim

In Bel Air Maryland on December 28 a 16 year old girl Marie Ball was charged with perjury for falsely accusing two Black men of abducting her. She was granted bail of 500 dollars and released to await grand jury action after admitting the claim was a ruse to cover being out late. Her detention follows a warrant secured by State's Attorney Myer H. Getz and a waived preliminary hearing.

Belair Marie Ball Liberty Miss Ball Myer H. Getz Four Ball Brothers

Chicago grain market quotations and local events

Quotations by Stein Bros and McComam Armstrong Building outline grain market figures in Chicago. The listing also notes a community event, Smithaburg firemen dance, set for Thursday December 28 with a Dixie Ramb Orch performance and hot plate lunch with coffee for 35 cents.

Stein Bros. & Boyce McComam Armstrong Building Smithaburg Firemen's Dance Dixie Ramb

Two City Entrance Projects under Civil Works Program

The city plans two street projects to improve main entrances including Williamsport pike and Pennsylvania avenue. Work aims to cut hazards from worn sides and finish most major approaches with federal funds. Approval from the State Civil Works Administration may come soon for Williamsport pike. The program reduces city street making costs over the next years.

Country Club Virginia Avenue Williamsport Pike State Civil Works Administration Pennsylvania Avenue Hagerstown

Baby Sue Trammell to undergo operation at Hopkins

In Baltimore, five month old Sue Trammell rushed from Houston Texas for hydrocephalus treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital with the operation tentatively set for tomorrow. Dr Walter B Dandy refused to confirm timing though noting the plan. The blue eyed infant coos in her crib and appears bright with no pain.

Baltimore Little Sue Trammell Houston Texas Johns Hopkins Hospital Walter B. Dandy

Shooting Match at Dam No 4 Dec 30 Turkeys Geese Ducks

Turkeys geese and ducks competition announced for December 30 at Dam No 4. 12 gauge guns rifles and ammunition provided by D W Milburn Adv.

Dam No. 4 D. W. Milburn Adv

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