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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1939

Page

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Phoebus Plans Fusion Run for Congress in First District

From Phoebus home territory comes word that former State Senator Harry T. Phoebus will seek Congress as a fusion candidate rather than as a Republican. He aims to head a coalition of rebel Republicans, Democrats and labor groups to win the First District seat vacated by T. Alan Goldsborough’s Federal judgeship. A 1500-signature petition would be filed.

Princess Anne Harry T. Phoebus Abraham Lincoln Phoebus Harry W. Nice Congress T. Alan Goldsborough Nice Clase

Zello Confesses to Multiple 1937 Robberies

Frank Zello aged 24 admitted to the November 1937 robberies of the Postal Telegraph office, Schindel and Rohrer store, and Ayers Brothers office. He signed as The Phantom after a Friday return from Akron Ohio and said he acted alone. He claimed $200 in goods from Schindel and Rohrer and stamps and cash from the Postal Telegraph office.

Frank Zello Schindel and Rohrer Ayers Brothers Akron Ohio Charles F. Wagaman Carl H. McCleary William H. Peters Jett Zello Postal Telegraph Office

Smart Buy: Latest Office Equipment in Classifieds

Local classified section promotes economical office upgrades by offering newly released equipment at low prices. Businesses are urged to act quickly to take advantage of current discounts and avoid higher future costs.

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Hitler Aims to Liberate Ukraine for Swastika Expansion

London analysis outlines Hitler's suspected plan to elevate a Ukrainian autonomous state within Poland and Ruthenia as a springboard to control Ukraine's vast resources. It notes Poland's resistance, Russia's likely response, and Germany's use of minority tensions to gain strategic footholds in eastern Europe.

Poland Rumania Hungary Russia Czecho-Slovakia der Fuehrer Europe Hitler Ruthenia Germany Czecho- Slovakia Vienne “Arbitration Board Ukraine Danzig Chust

Cowboy Preacher To End Services At Local Church

Evangelistic meetings at the Church of God on Summit Avenue and Baltimore Street will end this week after a strong turnout. The fourteenth return engagement features nightly services at 7:30 led by a different chorus, with Rev Barbour preaching at 8. Sunday closes the revival with morning afternoon and evening services. A cowboy lecture recounts conversion and missionary work among cowboys. The minister has 33 years in evangelistic work and has averaged one sermon daily. A 2 PM ministers conference will feature Rev J H Hoch and Rev G Gonso.

Church of God Summit Avenue Baltimore Street Barbour Churches of God J. H. Hoch Uniontown G. Gonso Westminster

Negro Attacked In Street In Washington County

A man identified as Warfield Jones was struck on the head with a blunt instrument and taken to Washington County Hospital with severe cuts. Police expect an arrest soon after initial evidence indicated the assailant, heard in the Jonathan street area, may be identified. Separate note reports a private plane crash near Provo airport killing pilot Charles Corbell 38, his wife, and Leonard Thatcher.

Warfield Jones North Street Washington County Hospital Jonathan Street Jones Richard Provo Utah Charles T. Corbell Leonard Thatcher

Wave Brought Meat To Newport Crews On Bridge

A gale pushed a 22 pound red snapper up Fogarty Creek near Newport Oregon. Supervisor Alec Gallagher’s road crew was ducking a wave when the fish landed a half mile from the ocean.

Newport Ore Alec Gallagher Fogarty Creek Gallagher

County Girl Nominated for Maryland Ideal Outdoor Girl

Mass Jean Tenney of Clearspring, a national archery champion and teacher at Hagerstown High School, is nominated for Maryland's Ideal Outdoor Girl by the Conococheague Sports men's Club. The Maryland Outdoor Life Federation will judge entrants for the 1939 Outdoor Life Show to be held at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore, with Miss Outdoor Life opening the show on February 17. The selection emphasizes health, sport skill, poise, and outdoor love over beauty, with a scoring system and a committee including Henry Ayres, Sidney Bradford, John Ferguson, and Mrs. John Pangborn.

Mass Jean Tenney Clearspring Maryland Conococheague Sportsmen's Club Maryland Outdoor Life Federation Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore University of Maryland Howard Kelly Washington County Henry Ayres Sidney S. Bradford John B. Ferguson John Pangborn

White House receives 12000 coins for infantile paralysis drive

About 12 000 coins mainly dimes reached the White House for the Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign. Stephen Early, presidential secretary, said contributions began arriving well before last year.

Washington White House Stephen Early

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