Banks elect officers and directors in Hagerstown area
Elections held by Hagerstown banks on Monday and Tuesday named directors for Hagerstown Trust Company Nicodemus National Second National and Washington County National Banks. Officers were elected or reappointed with details for each institution including presidents vice presidents treasurers and cashiers. Also noted are ongoing experiments testing bruising of green forage to speed drying.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Trust Company
E. W. Ditto, Jr
Bender B. Kneisley
William Preston Lane, Jr
Wilfred H. McCardell
R. D. McKee
M. P. Moller
M. P. Moller, Jr
J. Frank Ridenour
Samuel M. Shafer
John Wegaman
John D. Mollyday
Werrick Huvett
Milton Kohler
Augustine S$. Mason
John J. Porter
W. Harry Reisner
M. Finley Seibert
Henry Wolf
Charles E. Hilliard
John D. Hollyday
Thomas H. Newman
Wade H. Shervin
Second National
Second National Bank
J. D. Snyder
Frank
H. Newcomer
Victor D. Miller
Frank M. Thomas
Walter C. Young
J. Vincent Jamison
John R. Schindel
H. K. Mumma
Clarence Keedy
J. O. Snyder
Frank H. Newcomer
Harry K. Mumma
William R. Snyder
W. Russell Howard
J. C. Snyder
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Washington County National
Washington County National Bank of
Williamsport
William D. Byron
B. C. Lefever
O.L. Beachley
H. G. Traver
Joseph D. Mish
G. A. Miller
W. H. Angie
Dr. I. M. Zimmerman
D. W. Newcomer
Simplicity Rules Richest Old Men Zaharoff Is Europe's Mystery Man
Sir Basil Zaharoff and John D. Rockefeller, two of the richest men, live simple retirements in old age. At 83 Zaharoff uses a wheelchair, reads constantly, and spends winters in Monte Carlo, while Rockefeller at 93 enjoys Florida and a quiet life. Both avoid business, with Zaharoff famed for cannon sales and Rockefeller famed for oil wealth.
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Zaharoff
Europe
Rockefeller
Monte Carlo
Basil Zaharoff
John D. Rockefeller
Basil
John D
Ninehole
Tarrytown
Arronville
Paris
Florida
Zaharoft
Su Tte
Charge Woman Hoarded Gold
Edith Thomas daughter of former U S Senator Charles Thomas was indicted by a Federal grand jury in Denver on two counts for hoarding 3000 in gold. The case cites failure to report gold holdings to the internal revenue collector and possession on September 18 1933 in violation of Roosevelt era executive order. Penalties include up to 10000 fine and ten years in prison.
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Denver
Edith Thomas
U. S
Charles Thomas
Miss Thomas
Internal Revenue
Roosevelt
Charles S Losh Dies at 50 in Hershey
Charles Seibert Losh, retired pipe organ maker who built the organ in Convention Hall Atlantic City, died at his home in Hershey at age 50. Born in Hagerstown Maryland he worked as a salesman for M P Moller's organ company before purchasing a Merrick New York factory and forming Losh Midner. He retired two years ago.
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Hershey
Charles Seibert Losh
Convention Hell
Atlantic City
Hagerstown
Losh
M. P. Moller Pips Organ Company
Merrick, L. I
Dr D D D Prescription For Quick Skin Relief
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Dennis
Civil Works Administration projects surge in Washington county
CWA programs employ about 1,350 local workers on county roads Camp Ritchie municipal airport athletic fields and courthouse addition. Projects include grading school grounds repairing streets and drains with man hours totaling around 700 000 and 17 394 approved man hours so far across 1 537 county and federal assignments.
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Civil Works Administration
Washington County
Camp Ritchie
City Park
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Smithsburg
Frederick Street
Potomac Avenue
CWA
Antietam Battlefield
Health Department
Pennsylvania Avenue A
Frederick St
Potomac Ave
Cascade Road
Indian Big Pool
Prings
Mt. Lena
Smiths- Williamsport
Athlet-Ie
Wilson Boulevard
Reid Road
Whitehall Road
Municipal Stadium
Sanitary Suity
Porterstown Road
Falling Waters Road
Indian Springs
Wil- Tiameport
Penna. Ave
Six Win Ave
Pectonville
Brain of Zangara Found Normal Says Johns Hopkins Doctor
Jacksonville report states Dr Arnold Meyer of Johns Hopkins Hospital found Giuseppe Zangara's brain normal after months of study. The Chicago mayor Anton Cermak died after Zangara's 1933 Miami shooting at Franklin D Roosevelt, with Meyer asserting no link between brain type and homicide.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Miami
Arnold Meyer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Iron tonic helps new mother regain strength after birth
Mrs. M. Gunstone of Cauffman's Cut Rate Store reports improved health after using Vino iron tonic. She says the product helped her regain weight, energy, and nerves following the birth of her baby.
I sland Raevavae finds two colossal idol ballast ship Denise wrecked
Two colossal idols were discovered on Raevavae, south of Tahiti, used as ballast for the ship Denise which wrecked on the island. The vessel’s defeat is noted as part of the incident.
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Raevavae
Tahiti
Denise
Four Bandits Sought After Kidnapping In Northeast Missouri
Mrs. Roy Carpenter, 40, was released unharmed near Monroe City after being abducted by four armed auto thieves who hijacked a car and fought off pursuing officers in northeast Missouri. A police chase ensued from Hannibal to Monroe City with gun battles and an airplane aiding the posse, ending when the four fled north toward the hill country.
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Hannibal
Roy Carpenter
Monroe City
Missouri
Carpenter
Cigarette Prices Jump in Wholesale Roll Up
New York reports an immediate 60 cent per thousand rise in wholesale cigarette prices. R. J. Reynolds set $6.10 per thousand, followed by American Tobacco Diggett Myers and P Lorillard. No reasons given. trade says higher costs from tobacco NRA codes and processing taxes drive the move.
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New York
R. J. Reynolds Co
American Tobacco
Diggett & Myers
P. Lorillard
Barn Destroyed On Dittmeyer Farm Near Harper’s Ferry
Fire destroyed a bank barn and cow barn on W. E. Dittmeyer’s Harpers Ferry farm. Neighbors freed the livestock, but a large quantity of hay fodder corn and farming implements owned by tenant Samuel Hockenemith were ruined.
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Orighida
W. E. Dittmeyer
Harpers Ferry
Myestock
Samuel Hockenemith
Arm Fracture Report From Frightened Street Accident
Jane Martin, 14, daughter of Mrs Veronica Martin of 642 North Mulberry Street, sustained a fractured arm in a street accident.
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Jane Martin
Veronica Martin
North’ Mulberry Atrest
Fall roller skating injures arm at county rink
A resident suffered a arm fracture after a fall while roller skating yesterday evening. The fracture was reduced at Washington County Hospital.
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Washington County
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Stern
Moskin
Potomac St
Sir Basil’ Zaharoff
Colorado
Charles S. Losh
Ford
Nolan Motors, Inc
Washington St
Armory
Salvation Army
Boons- Arena
Broadway
Wash
Howard St
Woodland Way
Keedysville
Park Road
Hancock
Hancock Municipal Dam
Boonsboro
Funkstown
Mt. Carmel
Sandy Hook
Shanktown Schout Eod Chapethie Tl
Clearspring
Va. Ave
Funks- Town
Hanesek
Vas
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Alred
Avery Cralee
Magnesia
Advertiaer
Brown’s
Home Furniture Co
Walt Feather
S. Jonathan St
Montgomery Ward
Ford Dealers I
Hagerstown Territory
F.O.B. Detroit
Universal Credit Company
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