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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
3
A compilation of legislative actions across Texas Idaho and other states reveals amendments to alimony and marriage laws. Revisions affect license timing and civil procedures while other measures shorten or abolish outdated practices.
A disjointed report describes Bol Bloom evicting an artist over non payment and a Swiss sculptor Ernest Durig involved in a chaotic scene. The piece mentions Roosevelts Mussolini Pola Negri and other famous names, with claims of a Congressional figure shouting about a bust created by the congressman himself. The story ends amid confusion over the fate of the creations.
Williamsport Wildcats aim to split the twin bill with the Security Trojans to secure a first half championship. The morning game moved from Security diamond to Conomac Park on management's request. Hagerstown sits out of the race as the Cats seek two wins, aided by the Trojans' strong lineup and recent tests against Boonsboro. The Wildcats enter a 12 game win streak, eight over league rivals, surpassing Skarpburg's seven straight. Booster Day planned for tomorrow with 1:45 first pitch.
The Shannons of Williamsport defeated the Funkstown club in a pitchers duel until the eighth inning when Ken Myers, Nutter, and Jessop started a rally. Frank Mentzer delivered a clutch single and Pud Eyler ended the game with a long homerun as Shannon won 4 2. Home runs credited to Byler and Nutter. Umpires Petta and Bowman.
Starting today the Washington County League offices relocate to McFaddin's Sport Shop. President Boyer asks managers and club officials to bring league business there due to changes in The Tavern's management.
Berlin July 1 police closed all business offices of Prussian Catholic societies seen as political groups and seized their contents. Authorities said charities and social centers remain untouched while Catholic groups using faith to cloak politics are targeted.
Prices Paid Farmers report a range of commodities with varied rates. Butter, lard, bacon, shoulders, hams, potatoes, sweet potatoes, beans, dried apples, chickens, turkeys, onions, apples, raspberries, cherries, and berries listed in cents per unit or per bushel. Several items show small fractional price ranges and unit distinctions.
Washington County League schedule edited by managers. Funkstown to play a 1:30 p.m. double bill at Boonsboro and Security Trojans to meet Wildcats in a second double bill at Conomec Park. All other games stay on the original timetable.
Jimmie Foxx surged to third in the American League batting list after two games against St. Louis. He hit four homers a triple and a double in eight at bats raising his average to .363 and widening his lead over Johnny Hodapp. Foxx’s 24 homers and seven over Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig highlight the standings with Klein Simmons Cronin Davis Fallis close behind.
In a July 2 doubleheader in Boston the Reds beat the Redlegs 3 0 in game two after surrendering a 4 0 loss in game one. Derringer and Hemsley opposed Brandt and Derringer with strong early pitching. Urbasnki drove in Cincinnati’s lone run in game one as Berger added two hits off Derringer. Benton starred in the second game for Cincinnati, scoring the decisive run.
Texarkana July 2 five members of the Dooley family were killed when their automobile was struck by a passenger train at a blind crossing near Bivins Texas about 30 miles southwest of Texarkana. Victims include William Dooley 38 farmer his wife Mrs Mattie Dooley and three children W L Dooley 11 Arnie Dooley 16 and Thelma Dooley 9.
Los Angeles July Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks contemplate separation and a divorce. Pickfair the Beverly Hills home built by the couple is for sale, grounds cited as incompatibility. If divorced Fairbanks may live abroad. the couple married in 1920 and helped draw film actors to Beverly Hills. The house was once valued at 500000 dollars.
Recent visitors at the Dehart home included Erma Nellie Mildred imeyer Carrie Daniel Forest Cavetown and others. Social rounds continue with family visits across Hagerstown Paramount Cumberland and Clearspring, plus a note that Pope Pius XI is the 261st pope per Catholic authority lists.
A fragmentary report describes alleged smuggling activity and a covert group including named figures like Ged Ranger and Naldy. The piece hints at double crossing, secret operations, and a disputed money transfer linked to an eventual payoff.
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