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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1940

Page

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Rayburn Opens Three New Public Buildings in Williamsport

Rep. Rayburn dedicates Williamsport Municipal Building complex with three new public edifices as part of national defense and WPA efforts. Byron praises preparedness while H. Dryden notes WPA supports defense and creates skilled workers. ceremony draws 2,000 attendees with a city parade and evening carnival continuing through the week.

Rep. Rayburn Williamsport Ann Byron Rayburn America H. Dryden WPA Works Dryden WIA Maryland Alvision State Department of Education Hagerstown Hageré Hie Richard G. Hawken Works Progress Administration Marca Martinsburg Charles Town Middletown Aoonsboro Funkstown Odd Fellows Moose Gilead Willamsport

Television Standards Spark U S Debate on 441 Line Image

New York July 29 The National Television Systems Committee plans to unify universal transmitting standards for color and resolution. Debate over image lines orientation and other basics delays adoption of nationwide commercial use and public acceptance until standards are agreed. The committee will include representatives from all segments of the television field and set a timetable for action.

New York Bng National Television Systems Committee Weafnac Burig and Allen West James Melton Wabc-Cas Blondis

Radio Schedule Fragment With Music and News Blocks

A late 1940s era radio grid lists program timings and names across networks. It mentions The Chicagoin's Orchestra, Hedda Hopper on Movies, Amos & Andy, Burns & Allen, CBS Concert, and News broadcasts with Danes and Paul Sullivan, ending with a late night dance music block and a profit trio program.

Eastern Standard & M O'Neills Bud Barton W. van Dyne Iil Stern Toma Hedda Hopper Mar Carley Vinno Mealy Stampsa Paul Sullivan Ebsewabenbasio Pave Bacal Wis-West Five Men of Fate Orch Dougas Lowell Thomas Nbe Announend Red-Weat Dancing My Orchestra Amos & Andy Skij Eba CBS Ore Cis-Chain Filton Lewis Mbsechain Urone Nbe-Weat Danny Ross Eba-West Dance Music Orchestra Mbs-Chain Burns James Morton Weat Little OF Hollywood Wiz Chs Wabe Vaneine Music Orchestra Mbs Wittenstein Drew Verrian Bob Allan Tom Howard G. Shelton Cbs-Wabe Elmer Davis Warner Mystery Hall Grant Park Faul Martin Hia Goldman Nbdc Uy Lombardo Orehsateasinbs Weaf Burns & Allen Red Amos and Andy Cbs-West Dance Music Orchestraembs Banca Orch Lanny Rosa Danea Music

Axis Menaces British Grip in the Mediterranean

By Dewitt Mackenzie The article warns Italy and Germany threaten Britain's Near East interests by pressing control of the Mediterranean. It highlights Egypt and the Suez Canal as vital, outlines Mussolini’s aims on Gibraltar Malta and Egyptian bases, and notes British defenses and patrols in the canal zone with Indian Lancers and Anzac forces.

Dewitt MacKenzie Presa Hitler Mussolini Balkan Peninsula Britain Near East Moore Mediterranean Italy British Isles John Bulls Gibraltar Atlantic Malta Sicily Egypt Suez Canal Suez England Virginio Gayda Persian Gulf Turkey Greece S Shara Red Sea Ethiopia Cape Magiolini Duce Anzac Canal Zone al- Hed

China rejects Japanese overtures to end hostilities

Hong Kong July 29 reporters close to the Chung King government say China has rejected unconditional Japanese offers to halt hostilities and seek a comprehensive settlement at the expense of third powers in East Asia. The proposals reportedly included cession of five provinces to Japan, among others.

Hong Kong Chung King China Asia Japan Hopel

Two Negroes Seek Separate Trials In Slaying Case

In Towson Maryland district court two Black defendants Charles Mantel 18 and Arthur Collidins 28 face joint murder charges in the February slaying of Harvey Pilchard 61 at his Stockton farm. Movants seek separate trials claiming unfair juror bias and the trial was moved from Snow Hill. Pilchard widow Annie Pilchard 58 is a key witness recovering in Wilmington Delaware.

Towson, Md Baltimore County Harvey W. Fitehard Stockton Charles Mantel Arthur Coliick Snow Hill Worcester Pilchard Annie

Davis eyed for cabinet post as Wallace nears leave

Washington reports speculation on secretary of agriculture candidates as Henry Wallace may resign or take unpaid leave after a nomination for vice president. Chester C. Davis, Fed board member, Rep Jones, Claude Wickard, M. L. Wilson, H. R. Tolley, and R. M. Evans are named. Davis previously led AAA and served under Wallace.

Washington Henry A. Wallace Chester C. Davis Federal Reserve System Representative Jones D-Tex House Agriculture Committee Claude RB. Wickard M. L. Wilson Department Davisante Wallace AAA

Japanese influence reshapes Chinese recognition and borders

The text notes recognition of Wang Ching Wei as president of a Chinese republic including remaining provinces plus British Burma, French Indochina, and Siam, with China and Japan sharing economic opportunities. Manchukuo status to be left in abeyance indefinitely. Manchuria remains under Japanese domination.

Manchuokuo Manchuankuo China

Olney Chief of Police slain in asylum inmate shooting

In Olney Illinois on Sunday Chief William Armsey aged 57 and Sheriff Harvey Moore were shot after detaining former asylum inmate Wesley Scranton. Scranton who freed his handcuffs used a shotgun from a window killing Armsey instantly and wounding Moore. Shipley later arrested Scranton who was jailed in Newton for safety.

Olney William EL. Armsey Harvey Moore Richland County Jesse Shipley Wesley Scranton Jasper County Newton Shipley Armsey Moore

Peacemaker Becomes Target of Domestic Cat Scuffle

Cyril Jirak of Lawler Iowa tried to split a cat and dog on his porch. A stray cat intervened and attacked him, clawing his head as the clash ended in failure of his appeasement effort.

Lawler Cyril Jirak Toby

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