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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
7
Adolf Hitler spoke at Berlin's stadium urging July 31 as the date to remove democracy and Marxism from Germany. He promised to crush 13 years of republican decay and said Germany must rely on its own strength. The crowd numbered about 100000 as he called for a united nation and a regime of discipline.
William Bowers former Leitersburg resident killed in an automobile crash July 15 while returning to Toledo Ohio. Funeral held at his home with interment in Latite Township near Grover Paulding County. Survived by wife Fay and sons Floyd Bernard and William Jr. Father W H Bowers also injured.
Charity event tonight at Lucky Strike Golf Course 710 Oak Hill. Housewives League presents golf and food for a dime to benefit a local cause. Adv.
John James McCabe longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trainmaster in Shenandoah Division died at 9:50 am at his Point of Rocks home after four months of illness. A 52 year B&O employee born November 8 186? in Sandy Hook he leaves wife Anna Neumann McCabe sister Lena Wilgar and two nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 7 PM with requiem at St James Catholic Church Point of Rocks Cedar Hill cemetery Anne Arundel county.
Paris moves to inspect Hollywood and other films for French morals and producers. The decree, signed by President Le Brun, takes effect for one year from July 1 and allows agencies to act against harmful practices, though no fixed license or quota is set. Also noted are serious illnesses of Mr and Mrs George H Poffenberger near Sharpsburg.
New York July 28 Dr A J Rongy chairman of the Greater New York committee on health examination argues for cutting medical costs and promoting home care. He says lavish expenditures and over specialization have made the family doctor a mere referring agent and neglect preventive medicine.
Ming Toy the chow chow faces appeal Friday before Judge Albert J Owens in Baltimore criminal court over a death sentence for biting two people near her newborn litter. Attorney Charles Fagan will present the appeal while protests from humane societies and officials seek mercy or life imprisonment. A Baltimore society offers a home if the sentence is changed.
Andrew Novikes, 24, vowed to stay in bed after a string of bad luck in Chicago. He was held up last Thursday, his car was damaged by a passing vehicle on Saturday, and yesterday the recovered car was stolen again.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company announced that small orders will enable the resumption tomorrow of one of its seamless tube mills idle since June 11. The duration of the operation period is uncertain.
Peter Buschnell reports a thief took 54 heads of cabbage and 60 hills of potatoes while he slept. The incident occurred in Joliet with no injuries or arrests noted.
Mills in IGH Point North Carolina plan to reopen after a 6 000 worker strike with 253 hosiery plants opening doors to workers tomorrow. Workers may return if they choose. Also notes an ice cream festival at the Evangelical Church on Friday July 29 offering cream cake and hot dogs.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of son and brother Wilbur Gosford. Gratitude extended for floral tributes and use of cars. Signed by Mother, Sisters, and Brother.
A confrontation erupts as Treasury orders action against veterans led by Waters. Police patrol the area while Waters urges orderly conduct. He proposes moving the group to a site in Anacostia with barracks funded by a local donor.
The Stickell Sales Corporation provides grain market quotations for Chicago pricing at 26 West Washington Street in Hagerstown Maryland. Prices reflect current trading activity and market directions for buyers and sellers.
Mayor Howard W. Jackson praised six coal contracts for 345,300 tons awarding 88.4 percent to Maryland mines. He noted this could reemploy Western Maryland miners, estimates wages around 45 000 dollars from the contract, and would place about 4 699 123 dollars into circulation in Maryland in the third quarter.
In New York on July 28 the International Association of Clothing Designers declares pegged trousers will return with narrow legs and cleated bottoms. No mention is made of reviving the tandem bicycle or the Flerdora sextette.
Bellefonte silk mill owned by the K. Eagle Company of Shamokin resumes operations after a year’s closure. The plant will employ workers. An unrelated item notes Richfield Oil Co. assets sold to Consolidated Oil Corp for about 22.25 million dollars.
Two blasts, likely bombs, wrecked a three story office building on Atlantic avenue early today. Residents were awakened as glass and doors flew into the street. Fire equipment fought a subsequent blaze while police handled crowds. the building was unoccupied and officials could not explain the blasts.
Paris July 28 Wilmer Allison was chosen to replace Frank Shields as the singles player on the U S Davis Cup team and will face Henri Cochet in the second match of the challenge round with France. Ellsworth Vines Jr U S No 1 will meet Jean Borotra in the first match. Prentice, team captain, opted to replace Shields after his poor form in Wimbledon and the Interzone final.
Smithsburg hosts a square dance on Thursday July 28 with a chicken lunch offered. Admission is 3 cents. Free chicken lunch advertised.
Washington notes a 3 million dollar federal relief loan to Illinois at 3 percent interest from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to bolster feeding and care for the needy. The fund comes from a 2.12 billion relief act, with states urged to cover local needs first before drawing on the national facility. Treasury reports rapid note sales totaling about 650 million, with most proceeds funding government expenditures and RC programs to cover maturing obligations.
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