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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1939

Page

7

O Conor backs Bowman report on Maryland reform

Governor elect Herbert R. O Conor approved the Bowman Commission reform plan eliminating ten state departments and creating five new ones. Chairman Dr Isaiah Bowman and the two month old panel proposed mergers, with minority representation on boards debated as a bank against bias and crooked appointments.

Cumberland Bowman Commission Herbert R. O’conor O’conor Isaiah Bowman Johns Hopkins University

Court of Appeals Opens January Term in Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS Jan 7 Judges of the State Court of Appeals will open their January term Monday. The preliminary docket lists 36 cases for argument and about 40 more may be added before tomorrow noon. Four cases involve former United States Senator Joseph I France and his Russian spouse Tatiana V Detchevera France with two appeals each. these four are combined in one record. Arguments begin Thursday with only one case scheduled that day.

Annapolis State Court of Appeals Jas. A. Young United States Joseph I. France Tatiana V. Détchevera France Cecil County

Appointment trust questioned amid minority office picks

The passage notes that minority appointees are closely tied to appointing authorities and enter office with diminished confidence from others. It also records endorsement of a reorganizational plan by Thomas E. Conlon, Speaker of the House of Delegates.

Thomas E. Conlon House of Delegates

General Sales Tax Opposed By Labor

The Hagerstown Central Labor Union unanimously adopted a resolution opposing a general Maryland sales tax. Letters with the resolution will be sent to all Washington county legislators. It states the tax burdens those least able to bear it while relieving better off individuals from duties they should not evade. The Central Labor Union covers all county labor unions.

Hagerstown

Broken leg hospitalized man in Washington County

Pete Yonski, 42, of the 390 block Liberty Street, was admitted to Washington County Hospital yesterday evening with a broken leg.

Pete Yonski Liberty Street Washington County Hospital

Flirting With Fate Last Times Today at the Academy

Hilarious comedy romp stars Joe E Brown as a vaudeville manager stranded in South America. Beverly Roberts leads a strong supporting cast. Frank McDonald directs. Also playing at Henry's Theatre Kentucky showing with Loretta Young and Richard Greene in Technicolor. Continuous shows 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. Maryland Theatre adds Sweethearts with Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in Technicolor with eight musical numbers.

Joe E. Brown South America Brown Academy Theatre Beverly Roberts Wynne Gibson Steffi Dunn Stanley Fields Leonid Kinsky Charles Judels Frank McDonald Kentucky Blue Grass Country Maryland Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy Victor Herbert Int Fa Technicolor Miss MacDonald Eddy Mademoiselle

Play Within a Play Steers Broadway to Hollywood

Producer Frank Morgan uses a devised play within a play to lure stars away from Broadway to Hollywood. The plan nearly fails as film offers threaten the cast, but the production ends joyfully with singing and dancing amid laughter.

Broadway Hollywood Frank Morgan Morgan

Editor Praises Hagerstown Facilities and Public Library

Letter from E J Hajek praises Washington County Free Library for responsive service to students at Hagerstown Business College. Librarian Mary Louise McDearman outlines shelf and circulation plan, offering books for college use and joint library support to foster youth education.

Business College Hagerstown Public The Daily Mail Washington County Free Library Frances Maule Mary Louise McDearman Board of Trustees E. J. Hajek Hagerstown Business College

Granges Install Officers in Leitersburg Hall

A triple installation of county grange officers was held in Leitersburg on Wednesday January 4 with Robert Ridenour as installing officer. Officers from Leitersburg Mt View Smithsburg and Clearspring were installed along with several from Han cock. A social followed with cake coffee and ice cream. I Keller Shank will install Potomac Valley Grange January 9.

Leitersburg Robert Ridenour Ralph Ross S. Keller Shank Leitersburg Age Mt. View Grange Smithsburg St. Paul's Grange Clearspring Hancock I. Keller Shank Washington County Potomac Valley Grange Indian Springs Leitersburg Grange van Smyre Keller Hartle, Jr Robert Artis William Hebb Charles C. Spencer R. Karl Shank Ceres Mary Newcomer Pomona Mary Morningstar Flora Gertrude Gossard Robert Hartle View Grange Walter Bromley Louella Pound Harry Wolfe Edna Delaughter Arthur Sprecher Blanche Smith Ralph Wyand Barbara. Shank Bertha Martin St. Paul’s Grange of Clearspring William Unger Grover Forsythe Clarke Seibert Leroy Clark Ralph Leatherman Royetta Leatherman G. Fred Ernst

Christmas Time Reflections and Small Town Tales

A column of holiday musings on Christmas remnants, neckwear fashions, a boy Eddie Semler’s clever request to Santa, a humorous eggnog party moment, and a hospital note. Walter Cline, 71, of Cavetown was hospitalized after an ax cut.

Walter Cline Cavetown Washington County Hospital

Hopkins to Seek Advice on Commerce Policy

Harry L. Hopkins, newly named Secretary of Commerce, said he will seek guidance from business leaders before shaping policy. He met with W. Averell Harriman and plans to meet other advisory council members, saying he will consult broadly while outlining his approach. He dodged certain questions and refused to comment on the Sheppard report or alleged WPA abuses.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Commerce Senate W. Averill Harriman Commerce Department Krock Arthur Krock New York Times Hopkins Sheppard Congress WPA

Two Fatally Hurt In Crossing Crash

In Goldsboro Maryland on March 7 a Wilmington to Easton Bullet passenger train struck a car at the Old Bloody crossing. Victims were Sam Newton Smith about 45 of Hillsboro a poultry dealer and Miss Fliza Speth Bittle 16 of Ridgely both killed before extraction. The wreck occurred at 6 35 p m on the first main road crossing south of Goldsboro station an area noted for past fatalities.

Goldsboro Pennsylvania Wilmington Easton Maryland Sam Newton Smith Hillsboro Fliza- Speth Bittle Ridgely Smith Goldsboro Station

Slayer Executed in Colorado Gas Chamber

Weak minded Joe Arridy was executed in Canon City for the sex slaying of a Pueblo schoolgirl. The 23 year old, described as having the mental age of six, died six minutes after cyanide pellets were dropped into the acid jar beneath the chair.

Canon City Colo Joe Arridy Colorado Gas Chamber Pueblo

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