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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
9
Walter Alley an ex convict from Missouri plans a self defense plea at trial for the murder of Henry Lee in Fulton County. Alley told reporters from his Franklin county jail cot in Chambersburg that he shot Lee in self defense in a rye field.
An advertorial note touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy for corns bunions and swollen veins. It guarantees a money back offer if pain and soreness persist and claims widespread success with customers praised by Cauffman's Cut Rate Store selling large quantities.
On his Buck's Valley farm near Hancock Alley led police to say he shot Lee in self defense after Lee approached with a revolver while Alley slept in a rye field July 16. Authorities report Alley previously killed a man in Maryland years ago and served 14 months for wounding a boy in Missouri. Boston brewer Haffenreffer hid under guard amid a kidnapping extortion probe.
Philadelphia artist Charles T. Conner sketched the blue eagle emblem for the recovery act while flying to Washington. The design shows an eagle with a cog in one claw and lightning shafts in the other, symbolizing labor and modern energy. More than 150,000 Apple trees were removed in Wenatchee to curb undesired varieties and thin orchards.
Chewsville July 26 announces services at Pethel United Brethren church on Sunday July 30 with Sunday school at o'clock and morning worship at 10 15 AM. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor in the evening at 6 45. Annual Sunday school picnic set for Thursday August 10 at Bowmans Mill. Junior Endeavor outing at Pauls grove wood Friday featured games and a weiner roast with many attendees and visitors from nearby areas.
Washington July 27 Tele grains from Maryland employers pledge cooperation with the national industrial recovery program. R Cook of the C. K. Kenny Company Hagerstown said his firm would cut hours and add to staff. Messages express willingness to adopt blanket codes or industry codes promptly. Other Maryland, outside Baltimore, firms include Cumberland Kline Furniture Charles A Wieber John G Lynn Public Service Department Store and Clarence Linstor Hagerstown McCardell Brothers R D McKee Leiter Brothers Steffey Findley Joe Frederick Samuel H Hosenstack president Frederick City Packing Company.
Los Angeles July 26 Adolphe Menjou screen actor was cited for divorce by Kathryn Carver, former actress and model who accuses him of associating with another woman dissipating community property and threatening her life. The complaint charges the suave man about town.
Plans are complete for the Purebred Ram Show and Sale at the old high school grounds in Boonsboro on Saturday July 29 at 1 00 P M County Agent M D Moore reports sheep men from Central Maryland are expected The consignment features yearling purebred rams from several leading Maryland flocks including J E B Muncaster Jr Derwood Belair Farms Bowie E D Stotelmeyer Boonsboro and R G Weagley Hagerstown The rams are chosen for quality and will bolster local flock performance with ewes bred to their rams producing two to five pounds more wool per head The event invites all county sheepmen to visit and inspect the lambs and wool producers preparations are underway for a large turnout.
A 1928 Paris marriage endured repeated separations and reconciliations amid allegations of deception and harassment. The wife, subjected to nagging and tirades, eventually required hospital treatment for shock due to her husband’s behavior and intoxication.
Thousands of women seek fat loss and renewed vitality by using Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning. The ad promises weight reduction, clearer skin, sparkling eyes, and increased energy, recommending dietary tweaks and a first bottle sold at a cut rate to prove the method.
Harlow and Gable star in Hold Your Man from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, a romance touted as their best since Red Dust. Also featured are Bobby Jones Lesson No 5, Impact, from How to Break 90, and the Merrie Melody cartoon Shuffls Out to Buffalo with current news events.
Henry's Theatre presents The Phantom Broadcast a pioneering film blending mystery and radio elements. Star Ralph Forbes portrays a masked, dual persona echoing Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde while the live radio ambience enhances the suspense.
The Colonial Theatre presents James Cagney in The Mayor of New York a stark reform school drama praised as grimly realistic and intensely thrilling with Madge Evans Allen Jenkins and Dudley Digges in strong supporting roles. Starting tomorrow through Saturday the run continues with Tim McCoy in Silent Men.
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