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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1938

Page

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Kiwanis Hold Mid Winter Conference In City Hotel

Forty nine of the Capital district Kiwanis clubs were represented at a mid winter conference at the Hotel Alexander with 186 delegates. The event featured a luncheon by the Hagerstown club and talks on peace and aiding underprivileged children. Notable speakers included Charles Pimper Michael Smith and Henry Converse. The national convention will be in San Francisco next year.

Kiwanis International Alexander Hagerstown Club Allen J. Myers Holzapfel George G. Peery Salem C. Edgar Jones Hagerstown J. Francis Blaine Wilmington Welton Richmond Harry Price Baltimore San Francisco Blaine Roanoke P. D. G. Perry Irving Diener Alexandria Washington County Welfare Board Kiwanis Business Standards Committee Public Affairs Committee Henry Holzapfel, Jr James Gallagher Newton Mass International Asa Howard Gove Miles Reifsnyder Andrew Bell Ralph Repass Carey Wheatley Alvie Barksdale John H. Frischkorn George Peery C. Walter Cole Harry Converse J. M. Beidler International Committee Capital District Harry Rosenberger Rebecca Foltz Howard G. G. Peery Finance Committee

Bromo Quinine LBQ Tablets Advert Claim

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a fourfold cold remedy. It highlights opening the bowels checking infection relieving headache and fever toning the system and fortifying against further attack. It markets Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine with 35c and 60c sizes and claims LBQ offers 20 percent more value.

Grove

Duce's Daughter Shapes Italy as Wife and Confidante

Rome reports Countess Edda Mussolini Ciano, Mussolini's daughter, wields influence as ideal wife and confidante. As foreign minister’s appointee and Berlin visit observer, she boosts fascist causes, hosts notables, and guides family loyalty while balancing motherhood with public duties.

Rome Edda Mussolini Ciano I Italy Magees Jo Meaans Mussolini Berlin Hitler Italy America Haly

San Mar Meeting Provided by Orphans Home Auxiliary

The Auxiliary to the Orphans Home will hold a meeting on Wednesday afternoon January 12 at the San Mar home at 2 38 o clock.

Orphans Home San Mar

Redbirds Meet to Elect Officers and Plan Season

Antietam Redbirds baseball club will hold a meeting at Bryan Crampton's home to elect officers for the coming year and lay plans for a successful season. Seventy or so members are urged to attend if possible.

Antietam

Inquest Postponed in Verna Fatality Case

The inquest into the death of Aniceta Verna a water department employee struck by a car on Virginia Avenue Saturday morning has been postponed until next Monday. Verna died at the hospital several hours after the accident.

Aniceta Verna Water Department Virginia Avenue Nex Verna

Lindbergh Baby Reward Shares Awarded in New Jersey

Governor Hoffman distributed 22,000 of New Jersey’s 25,000 reward to nine men and a woman for tips in the Lindbergh baby case and kept funds for over 100 others. Walter Lyle earned 97,500 for leading Hauptmann’s license number trace, while William Allen from Trenton received 5,000 for locating the body, with others getting 1,000 to 2,000 for various tips and identifications.

Trenton N. J Harold G. Hoffman New Jersey Lindbergh Bruno Richard Hauptmann Bronx Walter Lyle Hauptmann Col Charles A. Lindbergh William J. Allen Negro John J. Lyons Lyle William Strong William F. Cody New York Celia Barr Amandus Hochmuth Millard Whited Sourland Mountain Joseph Perrone John F. Condon Charles Rossiter Princeton

Fire whistle debate pits citizens against firemen

Mayor W Lee Elgin told the Western Enterprise Company committee the city would follow firemen votes on buying a fire horn to replace a century old bell. Citizens protest the horn’s loudness while firemen say the bell is ineffective for alarms. A test drew complaints and a softer horn is said to be en route for testing.

Western Enterprise Fire Company W. Lee Elgin Western Enterprise Company

Millions Fight Fatigue With Olive Tablets

Advertisement notes constant tiredness may stem from constipation and stomach issues. Promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative that boosts bile flow without harsh drugs. Claims millions use it yearly. prices 15 30 60 cents at druggists.

Nature

Would You Like to Be a Justice A Portrait Feature

The piece notes Justice Sutherland's retirement opens a Supreme Court vacancy and asks who the President might select. It discusses the allure and prestige of the role, citing Justice Stone admiring a bust of himself as evidence of high regard for justices.

Associated Press Sutherland Supreme Court Justice Stone Justice Black Garner

Humorist to Speak Here at Rotary Event

The Rotary stag party at Hotel Alexander this Wednesday features James E. Gheen a noted humorist and inspirational speaker. Gheen has spoken nationwide to prominent figures including Franklin D Roosevelt John H Trumbull and Bertrand H Snell. He has worked as a reporter feature writer with major steel firms and chaired chambers of commerce in several cities. He has addressed audiences in 35 states and 331 cities in the United States and Canada. He is a Rotarian with ties to five clubs and is currently with the New York City club. The Library of Congress houses the world’s largest collection of printed books and pamphlets at 5 385 044.

Rotary Hotel Alexander James E. Gheen Mr. Gheen Franklin D. Roosevelt John H. Trumbull Connecticut Bertrand H. Snell United States House of Representatives Lackawana Steel Company Bethlehem Steel Company Chamber of Commerce Canada New York City

Judge Hughes in Top Hat Outing With Society

A justice may mingle in elite circles. Chief Justice Hughes is pictured wearing a top hat as he steps out for an evening with the city’s fashionable society.

Hughes

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