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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1934

Page

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Reckord Urged To Run For Senate In Maryland

CAMP RITCHIE Md July 16 Friends military and civilian awaited word from Major General Milton A Reckord on whether he would seek the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. A group urged him to run and conveyed the sense he was under consideration. George L Radcliffe has just withdrawn from Governor race as the only candidate in the senatorial contest Howard Bruce, Democratic National Committeeman, has been urged to run for some time.

Ritchie Friends Milton A. Reckord United States Senate Mazie Harley Parvis George L. Radcliffe Howard Bruce

Road Crash Sends Two Men to Frederick Hospital

Two men were injured in a crash and taken to a Frederick hospital. Both men were en route to Hagerstown when the accident occurred.

Frederick Hajgerstown

Auto Crash Near South Mountain Injures Two Men

Two men were injured when the steering seat of their automobile rocked and the machine overturned on the National Highway near the top of South Mountain yesterday afternoon shortly before 4 o'clock. Abraham Sherney, 51, Baltimore, the driver, suffered a possible fracture of the hip plus cuts and bruises while Abraham Aries, 54, Chicago, had a broken shoulder.

South Mountain Abraham Sherney Baltimore Abraham Aries Chicago

New Motorcycle Returns With Patrolman In Hagerstown

Patrolman John Knode arrived in Hagerstown aboard a new police motorcycle direct from the Milwaukee factory. Roosevelt sails west on the cruiser Houston en route to a Hawaii vacation.

John Knode Hagerstown Milwaukee Wisconsin New Orleans Roosevelt Houston Hawaii

Young Usher Seized in Conner Case

A 20 year old New Yorker, Bernard Seidenberg, was seized under the Lindbergh law on a charge of offering to sell information about missing Bobby Connor. He allegedly wrote a note demanding $50 in $1 bills and set a theatre appointment with Connor’s husband. Federal, state and city officers pursue clues. the child remains missing.

Hartsdale Lindbergh Law Bobby Connor Bernard Seidenberg New York City Bronx Charles Connor Frank Fay Department of Juscite Philip A. McQilillan Greensburgh Seidenberg Kpet Herbert Lehman Connor Lehman Purchase

Soft chiffon cotton voile print for summer model

A vintage fashion notice from Columbia University context promotes a chiffon cotton voile print outfit. It describes a cross over cape slimming the bodice, back belt, and pointed panel skirt for length. Eyelet bauiste options in navy brown or pink accompany chiffon prints and sheer fabrics. It invites readers to order a pattern and pattern book with prices and mail to Fashion Dept. Hagerstown Mall New York.

Mystery Baby Found Under Overhanging Bank

Searchers found the infant beneath an overhanging bank after broken banks were noted along the slope. Police considered whether a motorist struck the baby and moved the body but found no evidence to support the theory.

Radio Call System Urged for Cumberland Police

A Cumberland city report urges installing a two way radio call system for police and a new station. Chief Oscar A Eyerman notes other cities show higher arrest rates with radio systems and cites a survey of 70 cities. He seeks modernization to enable car to headquarters communication.

Cumberla Cumberland Police Oscar A. Eyerman Eyerman Cumberland American Municipal Associations

YMCA Camp Week Two Opens With Big Enrollment

The Y M C A boys camp enters its second week with one of the largest enrollments in years and no sickness so far. George Hawbaker of Carnegie Pa reeled in a three foot eel at Big Pool, ending ashore with the fishing pole. An overnight hike to Camp Harding is planned for older boys, with treasure hunts and fossil quarry exploration along Licking Creek.

George Hawbaker Carnegie Harding Licking Creek Buck Boyer Robert Campbell Robert Hart Phillip Nichols Bernard Wolf Harry Wolf George Rohrer George Kitzmiller H. E. Wolf Robert Feathers N. E. Wolf Bruins Bears C. EB. Steele Fannie Hebb Jack Robert Diehl Billy Hamilton Jack Hollyday Howard Wood Jimmy Showe Bill Earl Lightner Tommy Nichols Malcolm Burns C. Neill Baylor, Jr Hugh Logsden Bobby Martell Page Seibert Joe Walker Roy Sidney Corderman Lee Wolf Richard Wantz Richard Leiter Robert Putman Lee Beott Richard Stickel Charles Ankeney Ferreat Hoover George Hawhaker Jimmy Harlan Dick Shifler George Bohman Bill Stonebraker Edwin Bile Carliste

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