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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1937

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Fire Rages Through Antung Theater Killing Hundreds

The Manchoukuo city of Antung reports a major blaze at the Manchu Wutai theater during a Chinese New Year gala. Officials fear a death toll exceeding 700 with 58 recovered and 28 seriously injured as crowds surged for exits. Japanese troops cordon the area and aid efforts as flames spread to adjacent structures.

Tokyo Antung Manchoukuo Domei Manchu Wutai Japan Anjtune

Three Days Cough Warning and Creomulsion Claim

An advertisement warns that a three days cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for adults and children. The agency promises a refund if not satisfactory and urges readers to ask their druggist for Creomulsion now.

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End of the Mukden Antung Railway Route

A Japanese policeman on duty was killed while assisting trapped civilians at a theatre. Antung, a city of about 230000 on the Yalu river, marks the boundary between Manchoukuo and Korea and is the terminus of the Mukden Antung Railway, the first station on the line between Japan and Manchoukuo.

Antung Yalu Manchoukuo Korea Mukden-Antung Japan

Blood-Stained Knife Linked to Slaying in Maryland

A bloody knife and reports of a drunken quarrel tie Harry Wilhelm's murder to his roommate Harry Blaine Short in Oakland Maryland And Wilhelm’s body was found in snow with a heart wound by Earl Lininger a milkman The knife was found on Short who denies involvement Short was jailed in Garrett County awaiting an inquest in Friendsville with State’s Attorney Neil C Fraley to question witnesses in the case

Oakland Harry Wilhelm Harry Blaine Short Earl Lininger Wilhelm Friendville Neil C. Fraley Short Friendsville Here Garrett County Percy Friend Fraley Clarence Spear Sev

Double homicide tied to Friendsville residents Wilhelm and Short

Witnesses recalled Wilhelm and Short together last night after heavy drinking and a quarrel. Dr. Nedrow heard a street disturbance near midnight and the body was found nearby. Both men lived together in Friendsville and worked for John Holman. they were married and separated from their wives with families in Uniontown and West Virginia.

Eral Wilhelm Short John Nedrow Friendsville Fraley John Holman

Violinist Blanche Moreland Jailed for DUI in Chicago

Blanche Moreland, 35, divorced wife of David Rudinoff and stage and radio violinist, was sentenced to 10 days in jail in Chicago after pleading intoxicated driving. She testified the car jumped a curb due to slippery pavement.

Blanche Moreland David Rudinoff Chicago A. P

Springer Named Regional Director in Western Maryland

F W Springer of Urbana will assume regional director duties for the Works Progress Administration in Western Maryland on Tuesday succeeding Stephen C Cromwell who becomes executive secretary of the unemployment compensation division. Springer has led WPA operations for District No 2 covering 12 western and central Maryland counties. The marriage licenses listed include Norman Moats and Mildred Kelly in Williamsport and Richard Hann and Blanche Barnhart in Hancock among others.

Urbana F. W. Springer Works Progress Administration Maryland Springer Stephen C. Cromwell State Board of Public Works WPA Norman Moats Mildred Kelly Williamsport Richard E. Hann Blanche FE Barnhart Hancock Chauncey M. Colliflower Smithsburg Catherine E. Arvin Hagerstown Walter G. Hoffman E. Beat- the Cook Frederick Earl C. Goss Florence B. Leister McClure Clair G. Laub Verna I. Leister William H. Duff Carmen V. Alford Glasgow Charles Heimbach Mary I. Cupp Lewistown Peter D. Cain, Jr Dorothy H. Sager Bellefonte Herman H. Keefer Sylvan Estella A. Seburn

Royal residences give names to colors in coronation year

London reports colors for the coronation year named after royal residences. Marlborough blue is a forget-me-note tone and Buckingham lilac Ste. James rose appear as soft shades, reflecting Queen Mary's favorites. The piece notes color names and their royal connections amid a classifieds section.

London Marlborough Queen Mary's Buckingham Ste. James Rose

Prints in Blouses Match Coat Linings

Hand blocked prints and hand stenciled silk designs will line many suit coats this season and many of these prints will be repeated in blouses.

New York

Style notes on fur revers-two color border coats

The article describes fur revers-two coats with side borders. Revers are color bordered and contrasted with the coat and with each other. Examples include black coats with blue and rust borders on opposite sides.

BC product promises quick relief from morning headaches

An advertisement touts a BC formula for relief from headaches and neuralgia after over indulgence. It urges keeping BC on hand in 10¢ and 25¢ sizes or by the dose at fountains, claiming quick recovery and restored stride.

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