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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
4
May or James J. Walker will charge a Republican conspiracy to discredit him in reply to accusations of unfitness filed with Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. The Mayor’s answer, prepared for the printer, is due to reach the Governor by week’s end.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say peace terms to settle the Sao Paulo rebellion have been agreed. Rebel headquarters in Sao Paulo deny buffering battle losses.
Mrs. Mary Frances Thompson of Williamsport died recently leaving an old ledger dated January 1, 1840, once owned by her father Shadrach Stern Oliver who traded with Indians at a Fort Smith Arkansas post. The ledger notes a Chickasaw contract in 1845. Thompson, born October 13, 1842 in Arkansas, died July 29 during a visit to her son-in-law Frank Taylor. She leaves two daughters, twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, and was a long-time respected resident described as amiable and old-fashioned.
In Louisville a judge ordered William Craft aged 13 and James Craft aged 12 to confine their daily music practice to half an hour. Neighbors had complained the drum and saxophone noises were a nuisance in the Craft family area.
Mine owners and miners' representatives ratify a revised five dollar basic wage scale in Springfield Illinois. They call for a new referendum to workers and announce the wage agreement is in effect pending the vote.
Edward E. Woessner a West Franklin shoemaker died suddenly at 73 after wife Cora Woessner had died two weeks earlier. Funeral from niece Miss Marie Lowman’s home at 4 p.m. Friday. Burial Rose Hill. William Andrew Murdock of 1012 South Potomac Street died yesterday at 3:15 p.m. at 7 years old after brief illness. Survived by wife, daughters Mrs. Delauder and Mrs. Schnitzer, sons Benjamin F. and J. Stuart, siblings, and others. Funeral Wednesday at 4 p.m. at home, Rev. Norment officiating. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Elks to have services. He was a Washington County farmer and longtime local businessman born May 11, 1859, in Thurmont. married Anna Hofman. lived on Funks Town farm then suburb. Funeral Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the house. Rev. William M. Norment. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Elks lodge to conduct services.
Mrs W C Guessford expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of Wilbur C Guessford and for use of cars. Adv.
Cleveland July 26. David B. Robertson president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen accuses engineers of overtime at the expense of firemen and calls for a congressional investigation. He urges a six hour day and caps on work per employer amid opposition to a proposed railroad merger and mass unemployment among railroad workers.
Maryland Democratic leaders met to set a date for the state central committee gathering to launch the residential campaign. Governor Ritchie, Baltimore Mayor Jackson, J Enos Ray and others discussed plans to officially open the drive for Roosevelt and Garner with the meeting likely at Notes Renvert.
Virginia and Maryland consider financing a Potomac River bridge linking Charles county Maryland with King George county Virginia. The Virginia commission directs Henry G. Shirley to meet Maryland counterparts as discussions begin amid questions if toll bridges qualify as self liquidating projects. Governor Pollard notes possible federal aid. Maryland officials may participate in talks, with Governor Ritchie confirming nominal representation.
The Cleveland clinic disaster case settled for 167000 dollars. On May 15 1929 a fire caused 125 deaths from poisonous gas and burns linked to x-ray film lab. Defendants faced over 1.5 million in claims. 69 victims or heirs share the payout with amounts from 750 to 9000 dollars.
New York July 26 Norfolk and Western Railway posted a first half net income of 5,350,518 dollars or 3.49 dollars a share, down from 9,698,606 dollars or 6.14 dollars a share a year earlier. June 1932 operations income totaled 1,173,723 dollars versus 2,293,346 dollars in June 1931.
A vaudeville song is described as a popular piece with lyrics connected to a contemporary story of the day, reflecting how stage music drew on current events for topical appeal.
Annual church festival in Chewsville set for Saturday night July 30 featuring sandwiches coffee cake candy ice cream and Ady offerings. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
New York July 26 A conference of the four major eastern rail systems convened at Pennsylvania Railroad offices to review the Interstate Commerce Commission plan. Gossip says obstacles loom in the plan, notably Reading and Baltimore & Ohio control. New York Central reportedly opposes exchanging securities for an enlarged B&O system, while Pennsylvania objects to surrendering its New York New Haven and Hartford holdings.
Hollywood reports Natalie Talmadge seeks an interlocutory divorce from Bus ter Keaton after 11 years of marriage. She asks custody of their two sons Joseph and Robert and a $500 monthly support, citing his night absence and humiliating behavior with guests. She also mentions a trip to San Diego where authorities intervened to stop entry into Mexico.
The Maryland gasoline tax evasion committee plans to amend the gas tax law so it may examine returns. Peyton S. Cochran, chair, said current records are unavailable to the committee as it probes alleged distribution and sale of bootleg gasoline and oils. Members called the practice prevalent but not flagrant and said motorists deserve the product they pay for.
In New Orleans on July 26 a novelty gesture invites horse owners to fill up on gas at local stations. Stations hang a Welcome sign to Brey mare and her brothers and pots. Drivers are urged to drive in and let their thirsty animals gas up as a sign of hospitality.
Detroit reports 8,500 employees added to Hudson-Essex payroll as of July 21, 1932, with 4.506 billion dollars spent on equipment and new models. The company plans elaborate displays and expects renewed sales and steady jobs amid a hopeful economic mood. Notables attended the Detroit model unveiling signaling a new era of business revival.
A community event at Maugansville features Afri can Dip and Snowball with his musicians, refreshments and prizes. Proceeds support the Goodwill Fire Co and Baseball Club. all are welcome.
Market details show Wheat Corn and Oats futures with July and September contracts at Hagerstown Maryland. Prices include highs lows and closes with percentages indicating open high low and settlements. Rye and other grains noted with monthly figures. Fuel economy note mentions a 15 percent reduction in gas consumption.
Shrine meeting in San Francisco opens with a National Optimism keynote. Bands and drill teams parade through streets as crowds fill civic center grandstands. Visitors reach 250000 as Chinatown hosts Chinese lodge celebrations amid Crusade for prosperity.
Baltimore and nearby clubs including Washington Hagerstown Frederick and others plan an inter club dinner in Westminster hosted by the Westminster Kiwanis Club tonight.
Pyroil cuts Gladiolas price to 15 cents per dozen at Ady store located on 215 North Cannon Avenue as part of a promotional offering.
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