Morgan sues TVA to void removal and regain chair
Dr Arthur E B Morgan filed a chancery suit in Knoxville seeking to void President Roosevelt's March 22 removal as chairman and director of the Tennessee Valley Authority and to obtain back pay of 2916.66. He names TVA and directors H A Morgan and Lilienthal as defendants. The action follows Morgan's charges of dishonest management and a looming congressional probe. Senator Donahey arrived to oversee preliminary work before a TVA properties inspection tour.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur EB. Morgan
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
H. A. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
TVA
Lilenthal
Dr. Morgan
Roosevelt
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Congressional Investigating Committee
Lilienthal
Coad Declines Bid for State Comptroller Nomination
Baltimore July 7 State Senator J Allan Coad Democrat of St. Mary's said he would not seek the Democratic nomination for State Comptroller. In a letter to William Lee Rawls he cited personal and business reasons that would prevent him from giving the office the time its duties require.
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Baltimore
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
William Lee Rawls
Coad
Bride Vanishes After Arkansas Wedding
In St Louis on July 7 a 33-year-old huckster, Alex Schwartz, said he married Loree Shaw, 18, after discovering a note in a box of strawberries. She left with her parents after the ceremony and has not returned. Schwartz asked Congressman C Arthur Anderson for action.
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St. Louis
Alex Schwartz
Huckster
Loree Shaw
Schwartz
Loree
Searcy
Ark
C. Arthur Anderson
Fifth Encampment Opens At Camp Ritchie Saturday
Maryland National Guard prepares for two week encampments at Camp Ritchie Cascade with over 2,000 citizen soldiers cleaning armories. The Fifth Regiment arriving Saturday will train a thousand men in war games while First Regiment units follow July 16. General Woodcock directs maneuvers and July 17 marks Governor Nice’s visit to review troops and award medals.
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Maryland
National Guard
Washington Co
Baltimore
Amos W W. Woodcock
Harry W. Nice
Citizens Favor New City Hall Controversy Over Cost Share
The mass meeting split over financing a new city hall with 55 percent local cost and 45 percent federal grant. Supporters argued it is a needed upgrade and good business. opponents warned against debt and questioned remodeling costs. Proposed plan envisages a four story building on the present site with a vault, police facilities, council chambers, a court room, and an observation tower.
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Tson
Hagerstown
PWA
Omer T. Kaylor
Charles E. Fry
Fred C. Wright
Victor D. Miller
M. I. Patterson
William P. Lane, Jr
William Seibert
Peter Buys
Lane
Daniel W. Doub
D. K. Este Fisher, Jr
Baltimore
Council Chamber
Police Department
Justices of the Peace and State Police
Heiskell
Vacation rounds up in Sharpsburg area residents
Local social notes enumerate visits and travels of Sharpaburg residents and guests from Ohio, Maryland, Virginia and beyond. Includes health updates, hospital stays, minor operations, and family happenings with names such as Mrs J Baker, Mr M Campbell, Ed Mose, Mrs Edna Beachley Clipp, and many others mentioned alongside places like Washington, Richmond, Baltimore, Hagerstown and Cumberland.
Bold Bandit Sought After Purse Theft Night Attack
Mrs. Morris Musser on North Avenue was forced to surrender her purse containing 19 by a masked intruder who told her to place it on a side porch. Police searched the area but found no suspect matching dim descriptions. Detectives believe the same bandit may be behind other Oak Hill avenue intrusions.
Maple syrup halts tourist on vacation trip
James Farley of Detroit Farleyse not the Postmaster General suffered a sweet delay in Laporte Indiana en route to Yellowstone Park when his car engine failed Wednesday. Mechanics found the oil contaminated with maple syrup. the motor was torn down and Farley continued west.
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Laporte
Ind
James Farley
Detroit
Farleyse
Yellowstone Park
Farley
Local Residents Visit Over Holidays and Health Update
Day with Mrs Randall Harbaugh and Mrs Lulu Hemphill. Mr and Mrs Jack Allen and Miss Dorothy Crampton of Wash with Mr and Mrs Albert Cramp ton. Miss Nancy Mumma, Washington and Miss Frances Mumma, of Hagerstown, visited here over the holidays with the Misses Mumma. Mrs C R Cox, operated upon at Garfield Memorial Hospital in Washington on Saturdays in a serious condition. Mrs Cox was the former Gertie Mose of the vicinity.
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Sharpsburg
John Hiram Beachley
Washington
Edgar Beachley
Samuel Houser
Wm. Houser
Ralph Wyand
William Wyand
Washington County Hospital
Freddie Hebb
Fred Himes
Baltimore
J H. Himes
Bruce McGraw
New York
Allen McGraw
Wm. Easterday
Doris DeLauney
Walter Elmer
Randall Harbaugh
Lulu Hemphill
Jack Allen
Dorothy Crampton
Albert Crampton
Nancy Mumma
Frances Mumma
Hagerstown
Mumma
C. R. Cox
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Cox
Gertie Mose
Contract Let For Work On Highway
Edgie Russell of Frederick was the low bidder at 16530 for a .23 mile highway improvement on the Boonsboro pike and was awarded the contract by the State Roads Commission. Three bituminous surface jobs were ordered, with Cumberland Contracting Company and the T Edgie Russell organization winning two of them. Sections span Clearapring Conococheague Frostburg and Cumberland areas.
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T, Edgie Russell
Frederick
Boonsboro Pike
State Roads Commission
Funketown
Benevola
Cumberland Contracting Company
T. Edgie Russell Organization
Clearapring
Conococheague
Frostburg
Cumberland
Big Six Bell Jolts City Hall Meeting Crowd
A pre arranged demonstration on the third floor rattled a citizens meeting debating a new city hall as the bell in the tower tolled and the floor and chairs shook during mayor Elgin's explanation of clock face changes.
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Elgin
Classified ads streamline supply and demand in Herald Mail
Readable classified notices show how buyers and sellers adjust quickly through Herald Mail listings. The ads promise efficient matching of goods and services with minimal waste, reflecting a practical local marketplace.
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Herald-Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.A. Head
Peace Through Education
Elizabeth Shields - Collins
World Youth Congress
Camp Ritchie
Cascade, Md
Yk 7 — Jewelry Company
W. Washington St
Ed Mose
E. P. Earley and Son
Lucy Ditto
Ella Hamilton
Seymore Fisher
Edward
Grayson
Virginia
Lester Marshall
M. F. Lumm
Chas. Snavely
Harry Hutson
Janice Louise
Hutson
Helen Thomas
Gay Welles
Funkstown
Fred Winters
Ira Miller
H. R. Rudy, Fitter Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
the Mitzman
Moe Mitzman
Moe
Tri-State College
Angola
Hartford
Mammoth Cave
Nathaniel Kleitman
University of Chicago
Kentucky
Bruce Richardson
University
Morris Musser
Pistol Point
North Avenue
Schuschnigg
Joseph Buerckel
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Wilson Distilling Co
W. Y
Ste. Harry’s Loan Office
N. Jonathan St
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc. Pines
Mick
Montgomery W. Washington St
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