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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1938

Page

8

Gordy May Enters Race Speculation Grows In Harford

Bel Air Md January 11 State Comptroller William Gordy Jr awaits decision on gubernatorial bid at Harford County Democratic banquet. Top speakers include Mayor Howard W Jackson Attorney General Herbert R O Conor and Senate President Lansdale G Lasbeer with Millard E Tydings also addressing. Republican side quiet only Harry T Phoebus named as announced candidate.

Bel Air William 8. Gordy, Jr Gordy Associated Democratic Cluba Harford County J. Wilmer Cronin Democratic Central Committee Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Herbert R. O’conor Senate Lansdale G. Las- Beer Millard E. Tydings Washington Tydings Jackson Democratic State Central Committee Maryland Harry T. Phoebus Somerset County

Minister Guilty of Driving Drunk in Indiana County

A 50 year old minister, Rev. J. C. Glenn of Lemoyne Pennsylvania, testified he drank sloe gin to cure indigestion and was found guilty of driving under the influence in Indiana County Court. Judge EB Creps fined him 200 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to six to 12 months in the Allegheny County workhouse. The plea was no defense and the judge urged clergy to aid the campaign against drunken driving.

Indiana EB. E. Creps Creps J. C. Glenn Lemoyne Allegheny County

Men Love Girls With Pep Says Lydia Pinkham Ad

An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s discomforts. It urges women to stay lively and smiling to attract men, claiming the product has benefited over a million women and can tone the system.

Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkram

Mystery of the Robins Spies Deepens in Soviet Prison

The disappearance mystery widens as reports claim the Robins twins Robert and Roberta or possibly Mr and Mrs Adolph Arnold Rubens are being called spies in a Soviet prison. President Roosevelt faces calls to intervene.

Donald L. Robinsons Roosevelt Robinsons Adolph Arnold Rubens

Mystery case linked to Mrs Rubens whereabouts abroad

An appeal for help to President Roosevelt centers on the mother of the elusive Mrs. Rubens, Mrs. Emma Boerger, who says her daughter sailed to Italy on October 19 and was last heard from November 3. Meanwhile, revelations in Gleason, Wisconsin involve Adolph Rubens’ claim of a paternity fraud and the naturalization papers tied to a fictitious passport. Charles Rudewitz, the real son, is located in Chicago.

Adolph Rubens New York Rubens Adolph Charles Rudewitz Emgre Rudewitz Charles Chicago

Mapleville letter notes New Year visitations

Mr and Mrs Lowe of St James hosted their son Maurice Lowe and family during the New Year period. Guests included Mrs Emmett King of Waynesboro and numerous relatives from Winchester Berkeley Springs Boonsboro and nearby towns. W W Esmer, who recently broke an ankle, is now mobile without crutches.

Vaughn Berkeley Springs John Bobby Kaylor Robert Glenn Margaret Eloise Kaylor Joseph Stine John Shafer Boonsboro Charlie Zimmerman Roy Doub W._W. HEsmer

Nations To Fight Mussolini Plans

Austria and Hungary oppose joining the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo pact after a private meeting of foreign ministers. The Danubian conference aimed to study fascist and democratic influence in Southeastern Europe and may shift the regional balance of power.

Budapest Austria Hungary Danubian Europe

Baltimore man sentenced to 30 years for six robberies

January 11 Baltimore Thomas J. Smith Jr 25 a Black college graduate and substitute teacher was sentenced to 30 years in prison for robbing six filling stations. Judge Eugene O Dunne ordered five year terms on each of the six charges to run consecutively.

Baltimore Thomas J. Smith, Jr Eugene O'Dunne

Rev Norment Accepts Call to Woodstock Pastorate

The Rev William Meredith Norment Jr son of the First Christian Church in this city will leave Pembroke Virginia where he has led the Christian Church since July 1 1936. He will assume the pastorate of the Woodstock Christian Church on January 15. Woodstock’s Gothic limestone church, erected eight years ago at a cost of 63000, is one of the town’s leading congregations. Colleagues expect great success for him in his new charge.

William Meredith Norment, Jr William M. Norment First Christian Church City Chris An Church Pembroke The Christian Church Woodstock Norment Yale University Limeston

Final Meeting Report for Hagera Town Santa Claus Inc

The final meeting of Hagera town Santa Claus Inc will be held this evening at 7 30 on the mezzanine nine floor of Hotel Alexander. All members are requested to attend. Reports will cover the organization's financial status and the Christmas Eve party at the State Armory. The group, new last year, saw splendid success and plans to continue the work this year.

Hageratown Santa Claus, Inc Hotel Alexander State Armory Santa Claus, Inc

House rejects CCC funding increase proposal

Washington January 11 The House refused to raise the Civilian Conservation Corps operations budget for the new fiscal year by 45 million dollars. An amendment by Representative Johnson of Oklahoma to lift the fund to 271,331,000 failed by voice vote, leaving 226,331,000 as endorsed by the Budget Bureau and included in the independent offices bill. The approved amount reflects a reduction of 123,669,000 from the current year's CCC appropriation.

Washington House Civilian Conservation Corps Johnson D-Okla CCC Budget Bureau Independent Offices

Tavern owner Grimm faces hearing for minor liquor sale

J Walter Grimm, tavern proprietor at Church and Foundry streets, will appear in city court Thursday on a charge of selling intoxicants to a minor. He was arrested on information from an 11 year old youth. An article on Monday referred to Grimm.

J. Walter Grimm Church and Foundry Streets Grimm

Quick Way to Relieve Neuritis and Sciatica Pain

An advertisement promotes ARTHEROL as a quick relief remedy for neuritis sciatica neuralgia and muscular aches. It claims a money back guarantee and notes a 25 cent size on sale at H R Rudy Pharmacist at Hotel Hamilton Corner.

Artherol H. R. Rudy Pharmaciet Hamilton Corner

Man Charged Over Whiskey Sale Not True Says Grimm

In a misprint or misidentification, Grimm is reported charged with selling whiskey, but the claim is incorrect as Grimm holds a valid beer license. The note appears in a classifieds style insertion urging readers to consider their real estate options.

Grimm

Does Your Cold Your Guest Product Note Review

Fragmentary ad style text references cold salve, jar size twice Me, tub with stainless snow white Pes tro. Mentions children and adults, urges demand Pevetro. No clear event or person identified.

Naomi

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