Nice Called as Witness in Maryland court case
Former Governor Harry W Nice was summoned to common pleas court to refute former Maryland House of Correction warden Walter E Quenstedt who claimed political dismissal. Quenstedt testified that Nice warned him he would call the dogs off if he supported the governor, while others testified about political pressures and religious bias at the prison. A Canadian society advocates wide brimmed hats for horses in Bot weather.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Common Pleas Court
Walter E. Quenstedt
Maryland House of Correction
Quenstedt
An- Banolis
Eugene B.dunze
Gov. Nice
Quengtedt
Board of Welfare
Charles J. Butler
Nice
Fred
E* Quenstedt
Irmer
Board of Wells
William P. Law
eeThe Exwarden
Harold E. Donnell
Dual Highway Meeting Highlights Funding Delays
Ezra Whitman chair of the State Roads Commission told Hagertown and Frederick officials that little work will proceed on the dual highway before next spring. He cited $1.7 million spent and $750,000 more needed to finish one lane to Antietam Creek, with years likely before both lanes are done and Maryland must spend $25 million on so far unfinished projects first.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Ezra Whitman
State Roads Commission
City Hall
Whitman
Nathan L. Smith
The
Roads Commission
Angersteyn
East Washington
East Franklin Street
Antietam Creek
Maryland
New Parking Rules in Public Square Implemented
Cant Of Police H McCleary reports motorists are adapting to new curb parking rules in the Public Square. Parking in designated spots is limited to 10 minutes from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. with double parking allowed briefly in emergencies. Bargain Day posted for New York World’s Fair offers a weekend ticket for 1, good for two days with food and certain amusements. regular admission remains on other days.
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H. McCleary
New York
Attorney Miller Heads Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Leo N. Miller, local attorney, was elected president of the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting held yesterday at Hotel Alexander. He succeeds John B. Ferguson, who chaired nine years. Ferguson steered the Antietam commemorations and a three-fold celebration plan involving Washington County, Hagerstown, and the 5th anniversary of the Battle of Antietam. Other officers named include William Schaffer, Western Maryland Railway. George M. Bahman, Bachman-Warne, Inc.. Hubert, and more.
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Leo N. Miller
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Washingstok
C County
Antietam
Ferguson
William Schaffer
Western Maryland Railway Co
George MM. Bahman
Bachman-Warne, Inc
Huhert
Bank official leaders praised for nine years of service
Stottlemyer as cashier and treasurer Roy B. Mowen as president, William A. Tobias as secretary and manager outline the company roles. Directors unanimously ordered a vote of thanks to Mr. Ferguson for nine years as Chamber president.
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Stottlemyer
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Roy B. Mowen
Merchants Wholesale Grocery Co
William A. Tobias
Mr. Ferguson
Chamber
Two Way Traffic Will Be Resumed on East Franklin
The mayor and council said two way traffic on the first block of East Franklin street will be restored within two weeks after merchants petitioned for relief. They noted one way traffic deterred business and planned that supplies now stored on the street north of city hall construction will be moved to allow widening of the traffic lane. A special meeting followed, with the council voting to apply for a WPA project to improve the Mangansville Pike, Cave Town Pike, and Frederick Road approaches to Hagerstown.
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East Franklin Street
Council
City Hall
Mangansvill Pike
Cave Town Pike
Frederick Road
Hagerstown
Three Arrested in Boonsboro Disorderly Conduct Case
Deputy Leister Isanogle arrested Clarence W. Martz 50 and two other men on disorderly conduct and assault charges. Martz was fined 10 dollars plus costs. others were fined 1 dollar each. Also noted is a Chicago White Sox president J Louis Comiskey critically ill in Oshkosh River Wisconsin after illness escalated from a cold.
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Leister Isanogle
M. A. Lynch
Boonsboro
Clarence W. Martz
Lena
Illasle River
Wis
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Woman Injured In Crash On Cavetown Pike
Dorothy Mearkle of Breezewood Pennsylvania injured in a head on collision on Cavetown pike. Victor B Wolfe Jr and Berman J Kuhn cited for failure to keep right. Samuel J Miller fined for turning off lights and reckless driving, jail class one sentence. Balloons destroyed in London lightning strike at Bedfordshire Airdrome.
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Dorothy Mearkle
Breezewood
Cavetown Pike
Victor B. Wolfe, Jr
Myersville
Wolfe
Berman J. Kuhn
Smithsburg
Jeister Isafogle
Kuhn
B. G Miller
Samuel J. Miller
Miller
Isanogle
London
Bedfordshire
Proposal Rejected in Massachusetts House Vote
Massachusetts House rejected a ban on married women holding state jobs. In the first legislative vote on the measure the House declined to bar working wives by a roll call of 129 to 78, ending a lengthy two year dispute.
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Boston
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Mounday
Massachusetts
House
Just A Soap Box On Wheels Derby Official Song
A Derby edition announces Just A Soap Box On Wheels as the official song written by Raymond Paige with the Derby Editor of the Philadelphia Record. It notes it will inspire participants and that the Elks Herald Mail Derby plans July 26 events with prizes and registrations at Hoffman Chevrolet on West Washington Street. list of entrants includes B A Riffee, D Otto Powell, D Zombro, P Wolfkill, and many others from local streets and towns.
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Tellows
Raymond Paige
Philadelphia Record
J. P. Gormley
The
Elks-Herald- Mail
Hoffman- Chevrolet Company
Hoffman-Chevrolet Company
West Washington Street
B. A. Riffee
McDowell Avenue
Daniel Otto Powell
Summit Ay
Donald Zombro
McDowell Ave
Paul Wolfkill
John Street
Lewis Wiles
Joseph H. Weaver
Funkstown
R. F. Titus
Laurel Street
Windsor Thomas
Charles St
Gaver Taylor
W. Howard St
Paul Suter
BH. Antietam
Dillard Su
Chester Marry
W. Antietam
Richard Miller
West Side Ave
Warren McKee
George Street
Kenneth Miller
Langale St
Paul McNeal
Randolph Ave
Bobby Krouse
Chewsville
John Luipersbeck
Security
Warren Kauffman
Prospect
Buddy Marshall
Bay Street
Wiliam Hull
North Ave
Eugene Hoke
Noah Hines
Eugene Hines
Janes Hesen
W. Washington
William Herbst
Virginia Ave
Andrew Hamilton
W. Wash
Harry W. Gower
Fremont
Albert Gardner
the Terrace
Roger Funk
Fry Avenue
Earl French
Elizabeth St
John Fockler
Cypress Street
Eugene Flurie
Williamsport
Joy Clabb
Preston Ave
Richard Churchey
Charles Carlisle
Wash
Douglas Weaver
Spruce St
Richard Startzman
N. Mulberry
Life in Prison for Florida Pensioner in Double Slaying
Oliver Bishop, a 71 year old pensioner in Tampa, pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to the double slaying of his son and granddaughter. He received life sentences on both counts.
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Tampa
Fla
Oliver Bishop
Skeleton Found in Fairfield Ground Near Gettysburg
Bones of a man, possibly a Confederate soldier or intran, were found on land owned by Lee McGlaughlin in Fairfield near Gettysburg. Hogs rooting uncovered about 15 pieces, identified by a physician as from a large man. Confed troops retreated through Fairfield after the battle of Gettysburg, the grave partly under roots of two large trees.
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Lee
Alleged killer pleads not guilty in Cleveland torso murders
Frank Delezal was arraigned in Cleveland on first degree murder charges for the slaying of Mrs Florence Polillo. He told the court I am not guilty. A preliminary hearing was continued to Wednesday. Re-arraignment was ordered after he lacked legal representation at the original arraignment.
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Cleveland
Frank Delezal
Mrrs
Florence Polillo
Delezal
Automobile crash at Kansas City gasoline station shocks locals
July heat and a strange scene unfold as a car speeds into a Kansas City gasoline station driveway. Attendant Lambert Geldsnew notes the day is very warm while motorist I Iseberg of Philadelphia confirms the heat.
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Kansas City
Lambert Geldsnew
I. Iseberg
Philadelphia
Autoist Will Get Hearing Thursday
Edmund Schnedly, 71, of Hagerstown Route 2, was arrested by Deputy Leister N. Nogle on charges of operating a vehicle under the influence of liquor and failing to render aid after an accident. The auto struck 19 month old Charles Edward Barnes on Hardscrabble road Saturday evening. He will be given a hearing Thursday morning before Magistrate Harry B. Snyder.
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Edmund Schnedly
Hagerstown
Leister Isanogle
Schuebley
Charles Edward Barnes
Harry B. Snyder
There’s a Good Reason You’re Constipated
A health note advises addressing the cause of constipation rather than delaying relief. It attributes the problem to refined foods like meat and white bread and recommends increasing dietary bulk with Kellogg’s All-Bran. The piece stresses daily consumption and hydration to promote regularity.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Harry S. Myers
North Potomac Street
Bohman-Warne, Inc
West Franklin St
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
Sherwin - Williams
Potomac St
Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Fender
Hughes Wrest
the House of Blue White Diamonds
Rogers Dewetry Co
Washlocion St
Coast Guard
Sean Jane
Atlantic
Atlantis
Woods Hole
Mass
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Leg H. Miller
Leo H. Miller
John B. Ferguson
U.S
nAmerican Girl Scouts
Eleanor Johnson
Sanford
New Brunswick
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
Montgomery Ward & CO
Weat
Washington Street
Meyers & Berkson
Franklin Street
TTT Bank
Triangle Food Stores
Pera
Yaiors Welk
R. D. McKee
Meilink Safes
Sale Women’s Shoes
Earles Dept
Palm Beach
Musey & Evans
West
Frio
John D. Myers & Co
Universal
Universal Electric
Everly
Beaver
Dooley
Diany
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