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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1933

Page

5

Italian Air Leaders Hold Jamaica Bay Stopover

At Floyd Bennett Field near New York the Italian air minister and Balbo prepared for the Rome flight as weather looked favorable yet fog lingered. A direct wire to Shediac kept Balbo updated hourly on conditions while they waited for a favorable report.

York Italo Eo Rome Jamaica Bay Alera Floyd Bennett Field Navy Shediac Balbo Hediac Dr. Kimball

Delegates Named For Eighth District Ahepa Meeting

Members of Bluz Ridge Chapter No 193 of the Ahepa were chosen as delegates to the eighth district convention, which convened yesterday at polls and will continue over Ames Kolopulus, John Na James Lambros, and Peter. The district includes Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia. Highlights included a banquet at Carvel Hall with Governor Ritchie as principal speaker and a parade this afternoon.

Bluz Ridge

Fishermen Hunt Shark With Guns Near Annapolis

Annapolis fishermen prepared to go armed with rifles in search of a school of sharks terrorizing bathers in Herring Bay. The sharks appeared last Friday and have attacked fish, prompting local fishermen to take action to protect divers and vessels in the area.

Annapolie Annapolis Herring Bay

Swimming Pool Opens Tuesday

The Frederick Breet pool will not be ready for kiddies until tomorrow because a valve leak requires a full day to fill the big pool. Yesterday saw 963 paid admissions at the same facility.

Frederick Breet

City tax discount extended through July

The City Tax Collector and Treasurer announces a 34 percent discount on 1933 city taxes for the remainder of July. Officials Chas. Ke. Fry note the measure and its applicability to all eligible taxpayers.

Chas, Ke, Fry

Confesses to Her Murder in Nashville

Police arrest William Eugene Rittenberry, 47, superintendent of the building where Miss Colden Keith, 36, was found strangled. He reportedly confessed, saying he had a love affair with Keith and feared she would tell his wife. Keith was discovered in the building basement with a sash cord around her neck and a canvas covering her body.

Nashville Tenn William Eugene Rittenberry Colden’ Keith Rittenberry

Dog Bites Man Then Dies After Truck Collision

Hastings Nebraska July 24 A small dog bites a man and is hit by a three ton truck shortly before dying The owner T C Young notes the dog’s effort and laments its fate, saying the animal could not endure the injury.

Hastings Neb T. C. Young

Girl Drowns in Water Tub At Antietam

Effie Virginia Crampton fifteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Bryan Crampton of Antietam near Sharpsburg drowned in four inches of water in a tub at the Crampton home early Saturday afternoon. She was left with two other children when the mother stepped into a store next door. The infant was found in the tub but was still breathing and died at 205 pm. Coroner Frank Thomas ruled drowning with no inquest. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Church of God Sharpsburg with interment Mt View Cemetery.

Effie ‘Virginia Crampton Sharpsburg Louisa Thomas Church of God Mr Taylor Mt. View Sharpsburis

Deaths and obituaries in local area

James B Glenn former soldier dies at 39 in Honolulu pneumonia service 20 years Army stationed Schofield Barracks sister and three brothers survive. Mrs Alice E Thompson dies at 78 paralysis at home 226 North Potomac street survived by great nieces and church group funeral at Krall Funeral Home Rose Hill cemetery. Joan Annetta Moore dies at Sharpsburg home aged three months survived by parents and two brothers funeral from house at 4 pm interment Mt View cemetery Sharpabure

James B. Glenn Felty William J. Glenn Honolulu Hawaiian Islands 21St Infantry Schofield Barracks U. S. Army Alice E. Thompson William Wolf North Potomac Street Waukegan, Ill Edith Flora Oliver Reed Big Springs Leslie Stinger Guy Hoffman Williamsport St. Paul's U. B. Church Ladies Bible Class Kralss Funeral Home F. Berry Plummer Rose Hill Cemetery Joan Annetta Moore Earl Moore Sharpsburg Morris Roger Harold Snider The Brethren Church Mt View Cemetery Sharpabure

White Wing Mistaken for Balbo Delivers Dream Moment

In New York a hotel crowd gathered for General Italo Balbo. A white dressed janitor named Mr. Smythe, momentarily mistaken for the Italian ace, drew applause and touched the crowd before Balbo arrived. The scene ends with Smythe returning to his broom, pondering which moment brought more joy.

New York Smythe Mr. Smythe General Balbo Fhro

Friends Of Kidnaped Oil Magnate Ready To Deal With Abductors

Oklahoma City July 24. The family and associates of Chas F Urschel kidnaped trustee of the Slick oil estate are ready to make contact with the kidnappers themselves a spokesman said. W R Jerrett abducted with Urschel but later released identified a rogues gallery picture of a man connected to the crime. Authorities declined to name the suspect or discuss ransom plans.

Oklahoma City Chas. F. Urschel E. H. Kirkpatrick Slick-Urshe Tulsa Urshel

Monkey's Antics Disrupt Chicago Police Activity

In Chicago on July 24 a monkey involved in psychological experiments escaped from a clinic after brain surgery at the University of Chicago. It ran into an electric wire, was knocked out, then returned to the clinic. Scientists feared the shock could be fatal. Also a festival in Chewsville was postponed due to rain, with plans for tonight featuring music and homemade cakes.

Chicago University of Chicago Clinic Chewsville

Brewers Hit Bullseye In New Beer Analysis

Philadelphia report finds eleven brands tested priced as 3.2 percent alcohol new brew while earlier samples showed under 3 percent. Brewers maintain effect of introduction last April has yielded consistent results in alcohol content.

Philadelphia Bullseye

Milltown Man Faces Tragic Birth Loss at Home Pool

Wendell Kirch rushed to a hospital with his eighth child after the baby’s mother died at birth. In a horrifying turn, he discovered his three year old daughter Margaret drowned in a pool he had dug for the children in his yard.

Pittsbunur Wendell Kirch Milltown Margaret Don

Parley Stays In Session In London Conference

The world economic conference will remain in permanent session following a steering committee decision. The group will recess Thursday, with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald backed by Secretary of State Cordell Hull, and full support from the cabinet.

London World Economic Conference Ramsay MacDonald Cordell Hull

Wrong Place for Thievery in Pittston Coal Mine

In Pittston on July 24, 1934 officials report a mine collapse after someone stole coal from pillar supports in the Ewin mine. The failure cut gas and water mains and damaged 78 houses in Pittston. Coal company investigators labeled the thief a squeezer.

Wilkes Barre Pittston Pittston Coal Company Ewin

Couple Mollison crash after near Atlantic flight

Amy Mollison, first woman to make such a heavier-than-air flight, and her husband Mollison were badly fatigued after 39 hours aloft from Wales toward New York. A night crash at Bridgeport left them injured but alive, with doctors noting fatigue and fatigue-related landing trouble as the likely cause. They were treated and deemed in fair condition for travel after a nine hour sleep.

Amy Mollisons Fendine Sands Wales New York Mollison Mrs. Mollison Atlantic Newfoundland Bridgeport Fred Moller Boston Isaac JL. Harshberger England St. John N. B Isaac YW. Harshbarger D. C. Patterson Harshbarger

Scouts Brave Severe Windstorm on Chicago Trip

Hagerstown scouts en route to the Chicago Fair faced a violent windstorm at Fort Wayne Indiana on Saturday morning. No injuries were reported and all boys reached Chicago by Sunday afternoon. Tents and gear sustained damage but morale remained high as leaders praised the scouts courage and cooperation. The trip continues with visits to the Century of Progress Exposition and other stops before returning via Canada and Niagara Falls.

Hagerstown Chicago Fair Fort Wayne Indiana Henry R. Coates Scout J Chicago Scout Coates Niagara Fred P.entler Trinity Lutheran Church Canada Niagara Falls Falr Enter Herald-Mafil Canton Hoogerstown Iinstead Steubenville Ohio Washington Lincoln Highway Chester West Virginia East Liverpool Cantton

Employers of Labor Ready to Sign Pact

The Nation faces a pressure to shorten hours across industries under recovery codes. Textiles may cut hours to 40 for certain plants, lumber and coat and suit makers to 40 to 48, electrical workers to 36, with voluntary reductions possible for shipmen. Johnson to advise Roosevelt before codes are promulgated. In Chicago a 69 year old man, Malcolm Patterson, shot himself in a shooting gallery after paying 15 cents.

National Recovery Administration Johnson Roosevelt Chicago Malcolm Patterson

Towns Destroyed by Tremors in Dizeli Province

Continuation of earthquakes in Dizeli province today leveled four towns, leaving the entire population homeless as peasants toiled in fields. Government aid is being dispatched to the region.

Istanbul Turkey Denizeli

Five Youths Burned at Sarnia Reservation Home

Five Chippewa youths, sons of Tom White and his wife, were burned to death at their home on the Sarnia Indian reservation two miles south of Sarnia Ontario. The tragedy occurred on July 24 as the house burned and the boys were unable to escape.

Port Huron Mich Sarnia Indian Reservation Sarnia Ont Tom White

Recovery Army for City Forming for War Effort

The Chamber plans a countywide recovery committee with business, civic, and fraternal leaders named as members. It will organize recovery groups in major towns and urge industries to adopt President and General Johnson codes, raising pay and cutting hours. The first meeting will occur after Washington issues instructions.

Lester John Fisher 5. B. Riley Welfare Federation Frank G Wagaman Miniaterial Association J. M. Gillum Murray. Bachtall Manufacturers Association William Cunningham M. Wertz Roy Mowen George Rohrer American Legion John’ Tenney Civic League James Findley Alsatia Club William Horst Zonta Club Hagerstown General Johnson Washington

Chicago Grain Market Quotations From Stickell Galen Corp

Quotations from The Stickell Galen Corporation at 26 W Washington Street Hagerstown provide current grain prices. The listing includes bid and ask figures for wheat corn and oats with market directions and reference notes for traders.

Stickell Galen Corporation W. Washington At Hagerstown,Ma

Good Faith Sought From Kidnapers In Albany Case

Albany July 24 on the 18th day since John J O Connell Sr was kidnapped his politically powerful uncles are said to seek a sign of good faith from the captors They want a personal possession such as a ring to assure they are really dealing with the kidnapers Four notes have been named One demanded 250000 and the others asked the uncles to name 34 intermediaries Edward O Connell denies rumor that 100000 has been paid The kidnapping is among the longest on record with releases usually occurring within 18 days

Albany John J. O'Connell O'Connell Chas. Boettcher Deever Lines O'Connell Edward and Dantel O'Connell

Farmers Organize Loan Association for Larger Borrowings

A farmers loan association formed with 27 applicants seeking 270000 in loans. Directors include John P. Casper Arthur L. Towson Dr J G Kearfott Simon L Downey and Charles H Rinehart. Initial capital 13500, stock 5 of loans. Interest 4 1 4 percent for members 5 percent otherwise. Stock redeemable on mortgage repayment. Attorney Bushong available for details. City taxes show a 4 percent discount this month.

John P. Casper Arthur L. Towson J. G. Kearfott Simon L. Downey Charles H. Rinehart Messrs. Downey Casper Rinehart Bushong

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