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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1933
Page
3
Mitchell 22 of Winston-Salem accused of deceiving Eloise in a nighttime incident causing 50 000 dollars in damages. He allegedly hit and threatened the girl if she resisted after meeting at a dinner invite to his room. He denies wrongdoing claiming she volunteered.
Officials of the United States Steel Products Company said on Friday a contract had been received from the Brazilian government for 38 000 tons of eel and accessories. The announcement highlights export growth with new overseas demand and firmed sales activity in July.
W Lawrence Marpel supervisor of The Automobile Club of Maryland outlines a round trip from Hagerstown to Gettysburg via Waynesboro Leitersburg Funkstown and Frederick, noting Route numbers and key junctions. The article also mentions updated road conditions and a separate incident involving Lawrence Wolfe Cearfoss who was injured when his car overturned and later released after DUI charges.
Prices paid to farmers for country bacon shoulder hams and poultry vary by grade. Bacon around 0.4 to 0.8 cents per pound, shoulders 10 to 12 cents, hams 15 to 18 cents. Live turkeys fetch 48 to 60 cents per pound, young broilers 20 to 25 cents, old chickens 10 to 12 cents. Potatoes onions beans and fruits show ranges with apples up to $2 a bushel and sour and sweet cherries listed. Prices for raspberries and other items appear with scattered figures.
Fragments from a daily crossword puzzle listing numerous clues and partial answers. Includes hints like expectant, Spanish or poetical, and various wordplay prompts across multiple categories. The readable portions show numeric markers, partial words, and scattered solution bits rather than a coherent full grid.
Amateur detective Howard Combs a 16 year old colored youth who had been corresponding with a Chicago school to gain a diploma after completing fingerprinting courses will spend five years in the Cheltenham school. He was arrested days ago by Detective Peters Patrolman Reynolds and Deputy Sheriff Daley after alleged attempts to gain entrance to homes in the Bowery section. Combs was sent to juvenile court where witnesses identified him and he received a five year term. He claimed he was trying to acquire a fingerprinting outfit. The other item notes Greencastle Manufacturing Company organized to produce garage equipment including jacks lifts and wrecking cranes with a charter application and lease of Landis Tool Company shop in Greencastle.
Maryland was the only state in its Third Army Corps area to complete its humanitarian reserve quota for the Civilian Conservation Corps. The region surpassed others with 96 veterans enrolled, joining 2,579 not counting 36 certified by the Veterans Bureau. Enrollment ended Thursday at Fort Meade.
Five year old Charlotte May Tharp, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Tharp, died after running into a car driven by George B. Cochran of Baltimore on a highway in Harper's Ferry West Virginia. An inquest found the driver not to be at fault. verdict returned: unavoidable accident. Also notes Play at St James Tennis Club in Waynesboro and a call for contests by the Woodmen of the World due to a cancellation.
Plans were laid for one of the most successful bowling seasons at the Alsatia Club. A twenty team league with about 150 members is planned. The Alsatia Insect League will run from October to March with teams named after insects. Chairman C M Kelfer leads the committee with Kieffer Bowers F D Woltz E L Stoner as statistician and others Crunkleton Carnochan and B B Carl assisting.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles baseball team hosts the Williamsport Wildcats in a Sunday Washington County League doubleheader at the Stadium. Top pitchers Tolbert and Guessford square off in a likely duel, with Pete Ford bolstering Eagles hitters and Bill Young ready to pitch if Tolbert falters. A single admission covers both games in the weekend clash.
The Hornets prepare to face the Chevies in a league contest at Mt Briat Sunday. Red Ferguson likely to pitch, with Lester or Fry catching. Manager Lester notes renewed fight after three weeks in charge. Turkey leads hitters with over .400, game slated for 2:30 P M.
This afternoon Stadiamay was touted as a record-smasher with high expectations for the Americany team. They were favored for strength in almost every event except the distance runs.
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