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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1939

Page

1

Perkins Seeks Immediate Hearing On Impeachment Move

Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins demands an immediate hearing as impeachment proceedings loom in Washington. The measure targets Perkins, immigration commissioner James L. Houghteling, and labor solicitor Gerard TD Reilly for allegedly delaying deportation actions in the Joseph Bridges case.

Washington Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins House of Representatives Miss Perkins James L. Houghteling Gerard TD. Reilly Labor Department Herry Bridges CIO Rep. Thomas House Judiciary Committee

Candy theft repayment note found after 14 years

A Bloomsburg storekeeper, Ray G. Pennsyl, received 50 cents in payment via letter for candy stolen 14 years earlier by the writer who often visited the store with schoolgirls. The writer said they would take candy then and added that the Lord has saved their soul.

Bloomsburg Ray G. Pennsyl Pennsyl

Budget urges completion of Roxbury State Penal Farm

Recommendations in the governor’s budget to the Legislature call for finishing the State Penal Farm at Roxbury in this county. The plan aims to finalize construction and capabilities of the facility for use in the state penal system.

Herbert R. O'Conor Roxbury

Supreme Court ruling prompts prompt action in government cases

In remarks on the floor the speaker urged immediate steps once the Supreme Court acts and indicated the department would proceed in other cases per the decision. Majority Leader Rayburn then moved to send the resolution to the Judiciary committee as the orderly path for developing the facts.

Miss Perkins Congress Bridges Summers D-Tex Judiciary Committee House House Committee On No American Activities Thomas Communist Party Joseph Stre Supreme Court Department Rayburn

City Street Board Debates Added Safety Measures After Snow Work Accident

The Board of Street Commissioners discussed further safety steps after a January 18 accident on Summit Avenue and Baltimore Street where two Street Department workers were badly hurt removing snow. A rear truck light and a portable red light were proposed, with removal when not in snow removal. The injured men face about three months in hospital. The board also approved new white capes for traffic officers and endorsed the Police Ball at Hotel Alexander.

Board of Street Commissioners J. Stewart Miller Summit Avenue Baltimore Street Street Department Miller Edwin §. Guth Guth C. H. McCleary Philadelphia Franklin Conrad Harry Miller Pangham Park

Sheriff Issues Appeal for Clothes for Released Prisoners

Sheriff Joseph D. Baker of Washington County Jail appeals for clean durable clothes or shoes for inmates upon release. He notes many enter in poor attire and some garments are unsanitary or burned, requesting donations at the jail.

Joseph D. Baker Washington County Baker

Cronin Elected President of Maryland Fraternal Congress

John J. Cronin of Hagerstown was elected president as 200 delegates met in Baltimore for the Maryland and District of Columbia Fraternal Congress annual meeting. He has served five years as manager for a fraternal insurance group in the region. new officers include Mrs. Lolo Coles vice president, Howard Dressel secretary, L. L. Littman treasurer, and Ernset Olsen past president and delegate to the National Fraternal Congress.

Baltimore John J. Cronin Hagerstown Maryland District of Columbia Cronin Virginia Lolo Coles Howard Dressel L. L. Littman Teasurer Ernset Olsen Washington

Slot Machine Seized by Police at Local Club

City police and sheriff's officers seized a slot machine in a club on the 200 block of Jonathan Street last night. Frank Long, a Black man, was charged with operation of the machine.

Frank Kluckholm The New York Times Brownsville Texas Kluckholm Mexico Sherif Jonathan i Siicer Frank Long

England makes umbrellas for Africa in clever inland craft

A brief item notes a police court summons issued this morning after a periodic inspection of licensed clubs and taverns for selling alcohol. The report also mentions a machine seized and two 15 foot spread umbrellas fashioned in England for use in Central Africa, highlighting inventive equipment and colonial trade context.

England Central Africa

Rabbi Tackles Refugee Problem at Lions Luncheon

At the Hagerstown Lions Club weekly meeting Rabbi Baruch E. Rabinowitz of Sons of Abraham delivered a clarified address on the refugee problem as a Jewish issue. He urged support for the Jewish State in Palestine and noted Britain’s breach of the Balfour promise. He warned of growing unrest if the situation remains unresolved and urged American action to aid displaced Jews.

Hagerstown Lions Club Baruch IE. Rabinowitz Congregation of Sons of Abraham Alexander Hotel Austria-Germany Hungary Romania Poland European Russia Germany Siberian United States Europe Britain England William B. Zit Palestine Lion J. W. Friedman Lion Tamer Fred Burk

Torvic Electric Valitilizer promoted for nose and throat care

An advertisement touts Torvic Electric Valitilizer as effective against nasal and throat conditions using a portable precision instrument. It claims relief from inflammation and related discomfort and invites readers to a free demonstration at local drug stores, noting a price reduction from 7.50.

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Demonstration call seeks Huckgen fawn B17-oor and Our Representistive WHT. Call at your home with NUME Ls pos Cee ee.

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