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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1937

Page

2

Proposal of Two Nations Turned Down

London reports Britain rejected Italy and Germany’s plan to abandon naval patrols off Spanish coasts and grant belligerent rights to both sides. A German source said other nations would refer the proposal to their governments as the 27 Nations Committee375. The sub-committee adjourned and will reconvene next week with more nations involved in the grave European dispute.

London Britain Italy Germany Portugal

Loaded dice seized by police in Baltimore

Baltimore July 3 police seized 65 pairs of loaded dice and arrested four men after a hotel guest complained of being defrauded in a dice game. The men face five charges of obtaining money by flim flam in a dice game, totaling 456 dollars. Police found the dice on the roof of a building under the hotel window involved.

Baltimore Flimfilam

Allies reject naval patrol plan as Spain crisis stalls

Italy and Germany refused Britain and France proposals to reconstruct the naval patrols off Spanish coasts. Britain and France offered to deploy their own ships to replace withdrawn Italian and German vessels. French leaders, like Britain, oppose the Tejurgan plan citing risk to Franco's regime and worse arms passage. The impasse remains with no clear way out as ambassadors await full committee judgment.

Italy Germany Britain France Pyrenees Spain

Band To Play At Hershey Monday

The Hagerstown Municipal Band directed by Peter Buys will perform two concerts Monday July 5 at Hershey Park with an afternoon and an evening show. The program is described as attractive and plans in Hershey Park aim to handle the largest crowd of Chocolate Town visitors for the holiday week. Buys dedicates a piece to the Hagerstown Daily Mail for its 109th anniversary.

Hagerstown Peter Buys Hershey Park Buys Chocolate Town

Serial Opens At Henrys Serial Opens At Henrys

Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Is land a fourteen chapter serial based on Daniel Defoe opens Friday at Henrys Air Conditioned Theatre showing last times today. Land promises to be among the finest on screen with a huge cast including cae Mala Mama Clark Rex Buck Bob Allen and a daredevil Texas Ranger in Reckless Ranger.

Robinson Crusoe Clipper Island Daniel Defoe Henry Incae Mala Pretty Mama Clark Clarke Bable Rex Buck Bob Allen Texas Ranger Reckless Ranger

Pick a Star at the Academy Theatre in Hollywood

The Hal Roach and MGM comedy Pick a Star opens at the Academy Theatre for a two day engagement. Jack Haley Rosina Ras is renges with Fatsy Kelly star in a film about movie making glamour and studio life.

Academy Theatre Jack Haley Rosina Lask Renges Fatsy Kelly Hollywood

Morley Convicted in Mail Fraud Case in Federal Court

Indianapolis July 3 Former Governor C J Morley of Colorado and four associates linked to Morley Investment Firm were convicted in federal court of using the mails to defraud. Judge Baltzell postponed Morley’s sentencing pending a possible new trial.

Indianapolis C. J. Morley Colorado Robert C. Baltzell Morley

Municipal Band Concert Program Highlights

The program features Part I The National Emblem March Orpheus Overture Through The Air Piccolo Solo by John Arthur Hill and Southern Fantasie Dixie Anniversary March with congratulations to The Daily Mail on its 109th Anniversary, ending with The National Anthem.

John Arthur Hill Daily Mail

Rail strike vote ordered by 14 non operating unions

Chicago July 3 Representing 14 non operating railroad labor groups in the United States move to hold a strike vote among about 250000 to 300000 members after failing to secure a 20 cent per hour wage increase and job guarantees. Chairman George M. Harrison said ballots would be printed and results announced within a month with expected employer support if no settlement is reached.

Chicago United States George M. Harrison Cincinnati Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Harrison Nions Organization of

Hogs Price Peak Reached at Indianapolis Stockyards

Hog prices rose to a nine year high at the Indianapolis stockyards on Friday with a top of 12.80 dollars, the highest since September 22, 128. The market showed stronger demand as buyers pushed the bid higher.

Indianapolis

Injunction Issued To End Picketing At Liberty Tavern

Cumberland Maryland July 3 Chief Judge D Lindley Sloan signed an injunction to stop picketing at the Liberty Tavern, a well patronized Cumberland restaurant that refused to sign a union contract. Mass picketing had lasted two days before the restraining order. Pickets dispersed to consult with union leaders. If contested, the case could test the Kimble yellow dog bill.

Cumberland D. Lindley Sloan Liberty Tavern

Three Die in Frightful Frays in Fries Virginia

In Fries Virginia two women and a man were shot dead last night. State police reported carpenter John Mallory killed Mrs. George Meredith and Mrs. Jasper Vaughan and fatally wounded a 13 year old boy before shooting himself. Coroner called it murder and death by own action.

Fries Glenn Phipps Grayson County Coronier Ed Helm John Mallory George Meredith Jasper Vaughan

Plan Stop to Tax Evading Washington

Washington July 3 Members of the congressional committee investigating alleged tax evasion said they will push legislation in this session to close loopholes in the federal tax system. Proposals include restricting yacht and racing stable incorporations and curbing artificial interest deductions while tightening rules on foreign insurance, personal holding companies, nonresident aliens, pension trusts and family trusts. The panel postponed major changes like capital gains taxation and depletion allowances for oil and mining. An executive session Tuesday will decide if witnesses are subpoenaed and if drafting of bills begins. Undersecretary Roswell Magill cited a plan to tax families as a unit, noting eight community property states could have yielded $34 million more revenue in 1936.

Washington Congressional Committee Treasury Congress Roswell Magill

Sign Inspected by City Officials at Potomac and Charles

City officials led by Mayor W. Lee Elgin and City Engineer Joseph Lyon examined the Potomac and Charles street site where a famous warning sign stands. Plans to eliminate the sign were discussed including widening the street and erecting a large white way post on the curb.

W. Lee Elgin Joseph Lyon Potomac Charles Streets Potomac Street

Two Local Articles in Baltimore & Ohio May Magazine

The May issue of the Baltimore & Ohio Magazine features Theresa Kreizer with a local-interest profile and a death notice for Mrs. E H Zieglar wife of Edgar H Zieglar special B O representative The death piece was authored by Mrs Charles R Mask Jr of Hagerstown and the magazine was edited by Miss Margaret T Stevens of Baltimore with many local friends.

Baltimore & Ohio Theresa Kreizer E. H. Zieglar Edgar H. Zieglar Charles R. Mask, Jr Hagerstown Margaret T. Stevens Baltimore

Automobile Collision Claims Camden Man In Baltimore

Baltimore July 3 Harry Grudrow of Camden New Jersey was killed in an automobile collision Friday Louis Prosper of Buffalo New York driver of the car suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized. expected to recover.

Baltimore Harry Grudrow Camden N. J Louis Prosper Buffalo N. Y Grudrow

Harmless Firecrackers Kill and Injure Many

A 1935 report by the National Safety Council notes that harmless firecrackers still cause most injuries in fireworks incidents. The survey records 7 738 injuries and 30 deaths nationwide, with lighted crackers causing 1 359 of 3 000 accidents. It urges legislation to curb unsafe use and promotes municipal displays as safer alternatives.

Chicago The Society For National Safety Council Baltimore Maryland

Insurgent Radio Reports Bombing of Burgos

Salamanca radio said 18 killed and 21 wounded when Spanish Government planes raided Burgos, former Insurgent HQ. Bombers also tried Toledo and other Insurgent towns but were driven off.

Gibraltar Salamanca Burgos Toledo

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