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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1938

Page

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Fog Blamed for Fatal Air Crash Near Hearst Ranch

In Los Angeles on February 25 a dense fog caused a Vultee air crash near the Hearst airport at San Luis Obispo killing Lord Terence Coningham and Lady Plunket of London. Pilot T. J. Phillips died. passenger James Lawrence of Hollywood injured with a broken ankle.

Los Angeles Calif Terence Coningham Lady Plunket London England T. J (Ted) Phillips Hearst Airport San Luis Obispo James Lawrence Hollywood Willicombe Hearst Ranch San Simeon San Francisco Hearst San Luig Obison Lord Lawrence Baron Plunket Loss Angeles Fannie Ward

Actress and Pilot Phillips Linked in Memoir Remnant

The article mentions the actress and the late Joseph Lewis. Pilot Phillips left the Monrovia police two years ago to become a Hearst pilot. He leaves a widow and nine-year-old daughter Betty Jean. In Knoxville appeal filed by 18 utilities to overturn a TVA ruling on constitutionality. Auto recovered in Waynesboro. Red River floods recede from Fulton as sandbags hold the levee. flood conditions ease across Arkansas.

Joseph Lewis Phillips Monrovia, Cal Hearst Betty Jean Knoxville Tenn United States Supreme Court Tennessee Valley Authority Chattanooga Fulton Ark Red River Arkansas

Romanian voters approve King Carol constitution in plebiscite

In Bucharest on Thursday the newly drafted constitution centered power in the crown and was endorsed by 4,283,395 voters while 4,413 opposed. The unofficial return cited 99.87 percent in favor.

Bucharest Carol

Germany pushes claim for wartime colonies and anti Jewish drive

Nazi broadcasts recount Hitler's speech at Hofbrauhaus demanding return of lost colonies. He attacks Jewish agitation and warns of 46 000 Nazi legionnaires near Austria and 10 000 ready to invade Czechoslovakia where 3 500 000 Germans live. Press notes Britain Italy and France in shifting peace alignments amid Franco Russian ties.

Schuschnige Hofbrauhaus Germany Nazi Party Hitler Fuehrer London Berchtesgaden Czechoslovakia Italy France Moscow Britain Europe Russia

Combined sewer and water bill proposal in Hagerstown

City officials discuss merging sewer and water into a single bill and possibly placing the sewer department under the Board of Water Commissioners. Monthly billing could replace quarterly statements, reducing the average household burden to under two dollars. Budgets for departments were tentatively approved with some decreases and several increases. Further budget conferences are planned next week.

Hagerstown Sewer Board of Water Commissioners Council Auditing Department Water Department

Bolero Tops Redingote Type Dress Two Costumes

Pattern advertisement by Laura L Baldt outlines a bolero over a redingote dress creating two complete costumes. It lists sizes 14 to 42 bust and price details including 15 cents for the pattern and 10 cents for the Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine. Orders go to the Fashion Dept. in New York City.

Laura L Baldt Trackers Callags Columbia University New York N.Y Fashion Dept Hageratown Mat New York City

Why Not Have Both Peace and a Happy Home

Betty Brainerd advises a young wife facing conflict with her husband's child. She should step back from disciplining the boy, allow the father to handle he matter, and seek to preserve her own happiness and the home rather than fight the boy.

Betty Brainerd

Crisis in Japanese Cabinet Stirs World War Debate

Reports say a mass raid on Hankow was debated as a form of retaliation for the Formosa bombardment. A 45 member committee was formed after heated sessions while war ministers urged mobilization and warned the fate of the nation hung on the decision.

Hankow Formosa Hideo Ikeda Ben Sugiyama

Auto Collision Injures Two At Cavetown

Two people sustained severe cuts and bruises after a 4 PM collision between Delmar Johnson of Cavetown and Roger Peling of York Iowa on Beaver Creek road. Rudolph Johnson, three, and Mrs. Delmar Johnson received head injuries and were treated by a physician. Peling pleaded guilty to reckless driving as charged by State Officer R F Lewis.

Cavetown Delmar Johnson Beaver Creek Roger Peling York Smithsburg Rudolph Johnson Peling R. F. Lewis

Local officials fine defendants. Chief Chemist visits plant

Magistrate Walter Bleasman fines $5 and costs in Smithsburg. H. F. Richline, chief chemist of the North American Cement Corporation from Catakill New York, visits the Security city plant where operations are temporarily halted and expected to resume within weeks.

H. F. Richline Catakill N. Y North American Cement Corporation Security

Grain Prices and Odd Quote From Baltimore Market

In Baltimore on February 24 the 4 percent winter wheat No. 2 red was quoted at $1.00 spot and $1.00 for February. An educated person is defined by a street quotes blurb as one who can pronounce both comparative and comparable correctly.

Baltimore

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