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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1938

Page

7

Relief Needs on Increase in December Relief Demands

Washington January 1 Increases in direct relief demands, in some cities over 50 percent in December, were reported to the Senate unemployment committee by the Social Security Board. The 34 cities surveyed showed 376,786 general relief cases, up 15.9 percent from November, with noted spotty patterns and lack of uniform standards in relief criteria. Birmingham, Hartford, Atlanta, Denver, Toledo, and St Paul posted notable increases.

Washington Senate Unemployment Committee Social Security Board Byrnes D-Sc Birmingham Hartford Atlanta Denver Toledo St Paul

Counterfeit Shillings Found in England by Scotland Yard

Scotland Yard uncovered counterfeit shillings in England containing six percent silver, a higher percentage than genuine coins. Detectives report the forged coins are distinct by their alloy, suggesting a deliberate attempt to imitate official currency. The discovery prompts scrutiny of minting practices and may lead to further arrests.

Scotland Yard England

Wheeler Surname and Notable Wheelers in America

The Wheeler name traces to Saxon roots with Wielber meaning the prosperous hero. John Wheeler founded the American line, sailing to Massachusetts Bay in 1633 and settling in Agawam, Salisbury, and Newbury before dying in 1670. Notable Wheelers span Alvin Sawyer to William Reginald, across professions from chemist to diplomat.

Wheeler England Wielber Wel Wiel Hari Heri Wheler Whaler Whealer Wheller John Wheeler America Salisbury Wiltshire Massachusetts Bay Colony Mary John Ann Agawam Ipswich Newbury Alvin Sawyer University of North Carolina Burton Kendall U. Ss Hutte Montana Charles Barker Buffalo N. Y Daniel Edwin Brownville George Alexander Spartanburg 8. C William Reginald Nanking China New York City John Neville Ridgefield Conn Moses Wheeler Kent New Haven Connecticut

Check Of Dockets Now In Progress

Baltimore January 11 A detailed investigation of police court dockets to determine final disposition of cases involving motor vehicle law violations has been in progress over two months Motor Vehicles Commissioner Walter R Rudy said Magistrates records in every county are being checked with State Police investigators cooperation Reports have been received from about eight counties listing each case appealed or left open and including recommendations from investigators for closing the records

Baltimore Walter R. Rudy Rudy

First Lady at Maryland in Parlor Politics Comedy

Kay Francis stars in First Lady at the Maryland Theatre, a comedy about social maneuvering by wives of office holders in Washington. The film follows an ambitious wife who schemes for her husband Preston Foster to reach the presidency so she can enjoy White House privileges and status.

Washington, D. C Maryland Theatre Kay Francis Preston Foster White House

League of Frightened Men at Henry's Theater today

Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe leaves his chair to solve a rare mystery in League of Frightened Men showing today only at Henry's Theatre. Walter Connolly plays Nora Wolfe and Lionel Stander shines as Archie Goodwin in a spine tingling drama.

League OF Frightened Men Henry’s Theatre Rex Stout Nero Wolfe Henry's Theatre Walter Connolly Nora Wolfe Lionel Stander Archie Goodwin Wolfe

Comedy Serves Relief in Women's Adventure Tale

A lighthearted piece describes women as central figures in a comedy that eases audience tension. The narrative follows lively character escapades and humor that sustains the story’s upbeat tone.

Bodies Of Victims Of Crash Located In Uruguay

The bodies of Eduardo Justo son of President Agustin Justo of Argentina and eight others aboard an Argentine army plane were found in a remote section of northern Uruguay. Captain Juan Saenz, the Uruguayan army pilot, located the wreckage on the Itacumba creek bank about 250 miles northwest of Buenos Aires after searching through difficult terrain.

Buenos Aires Eduardo Justo Agustin P. Justo Argentina Uruguay Juan Saenz Itacumba

Argentine Plane Crash Reported with Destruction and Casualties

A continuing storm hampered rescue work after a crash. The Argentine plane was totally destroyed and bodies were unrecognizable. A land rescue team from the Uruguayan Ministry of the Interior reached the site in the late afternoon.

Ministry of the Interior

Hong Kong Is Port City At Mouth Of Canton River

Hong Kong, a Chinese city under British control, sits on an island at the mouth of the Canton River, serving as a strategic harbor and gateway between Britain and southern China.

Hong Kong Canton River

Local Man Enlists For Naval Service

Jean William Showe, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Edward Showe of 439 West Franklin Street, has been accepted for enlistment in the U S Navy via Martinsburg recruiting station. He was sent to Baltimore for enlistment completion and to Norfolk for three months training, with future ship duty conditional on trade school attendance. Navy officials say applications are being accepted from qualified young men aged 17 to 25 who must pass physical and mental examinations.

Jean William Showe Charles Edward Showe West Franklin Street Big City U. S. Navy Navy Martinsburg Eugene R. Richardson Showe Baltimore Norfolk Ueet

Parking Drive Opened by Police

State police began a crackdown on lovers lane parking along highways near Cumberland after complaints from Allegany property owners. Major Elmer F. Munshower said protests cited motorists parking without lights on private property and across private lanes and driveways. Cumberland substation officers were ordered to investigate.

Baltimore Allegany Cumberland Elmer F. Munshower Munshower

Radio Beacons Aid Training For Enlisted Men

The program offers about 55 grades where enlisted men gain valuable training. A nautical radio beacon proves effective for roughly 100 miles as part of the instruction and reference system.

Actor 18 Weds Hollywood Star Son Confirms Oct. First

Low Chaney Jr actor son of the late star admitted Monday that he and Patsy Beck a non professional were married Oct 1 in Hollywood.

Hollywood Low Chaney, Jr Patsy Beck

Musterole Promoted For Child Cold Relief

An advertisement urges treating a child’s chest cold or cough with Musterole. It claims the milder Children’s strength penetrates, stimulates circulation, and soothes bronchial passages with vapors. Advertises Regular, Children's and Extra Strong options.

Childres

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