24 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
1
D Eurich spoke to high school students in the Challenger Aviation Club, sharing insights and experiences about aviation. The talk highlighted career paths in aviation and encouraged student involvement in related activities.
Second in a lecture series by Mr Eurich covers rigid pilot tests before flying and demonstrates fuselage control using Kreider Reisner Co equipment. John Middlekauff leads a club that has admitted six new members. New York January 23 The New York Times reports Mayor Walker has been approached to be president and general manager of Madison Square Garden after Tex Rickard’s death, but he will not decide until term ends.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Fletcher's Castoria for fretful infants and older children alike. It touts safe vegetable formula, quick sleep aid, and relief from fever, colic, constipation, and cold symptoms with a liberal, doctor-endorsed dosage. It warns to look for the Fletcher signature to ensure authenticity.
House considered a committee of the whole to fast track a probe into county funds amid claims of misused bond money. Delegates pressed Ford on sources for the charges drawn from the Montgomery Independent and Montgomery News, while Lee condemned the testimony as weak. The resolution failed 533 to 11, party lines split, as Senate moved toward a joint road commission inquiry. Mrs. Robert H. McCauley of Poto Mac avenue is in Baltimore.
Broadway Wayside Parent Teacher Association endorses Board of Education building program for Hagerstown and Washington County. A copy will be sent to County Commissioners. Next meeting set for February 4 at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. Also notes a call for clothing for a burned county family and a juvenile case involving Lewis Watts sentenced to Cheltenham Reform School until he reaches age.
A defendant admitted theft charges after being arraigned before Justice Snyder. The incident involved stolen clothing, perfume and other goods, with the accused acknowledging the wrongdoing during the proceedings.
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