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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1934

Page

8

Type Of Surgery 2 000 Years Old Gave Dillinger A New Face

A 2000 year history of plastic surgery shows Galen first describing nose and scar lore from ancient times. The nose restoration art began with Hindoo builders and later spread to Europe, with Tagliacozzi named as modern nose reconstruction’s father. The Dillinger case illustrates the enduring craft and its ethical tensions.

John Dillinger Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press New York Dillinger Galen Paris Europe Branca Italy India Gaspard Tagliacozzi Sillen Art Suilen

Bank Opens Credit For Global Trade Except Soviet Russia

Washington July 30 The second export import bank under Roosevelt authorization opened credit facilities to American trade with all countries except Soviet Russia. George N Peek said the bank would aid manufacturers importers and exporters and in some cases share credit risks. He stressed protection and repayment as safeguards.

Washington Roosevelt Soviet Russia George N. Peek Teck

Man Injured By Bat Edge At Knights Of Columbus Picnic

William E. Murphy, of the 1400 block Oak Hill avenue, suffered a badly lacerated ear when a bat split while he struck a ball at the Knights of Columbus picnic at Weller's Clubhouse. He was treated at Washington County Hospital.

William E. Murphy Oak Hill Avenue Knights of Columbus Weller Washington County Hospital

St James visitors and local social notices

Mr and Mrs Fred Mongan and daughter and other social visitors were at the Shank home. Mrs Norman Smith of Hagerstown spent a day there. Clarence Sperow and Mrs Sperow were at John Sperow’s home. Mrs Cora Stockslager visited her sister Mrs George Rowland. Cecil Poffenberger and son visited Richard Bloom. US imports of artificial flowers from Saxony showed improvement in the first quarter after a decline. Willis probated An inventory of George P Ragby estate filed in Baltimore. Ragby left estate to widow. Exports of coffee from Brazil were about 24 percent lower than the previous period.

Fred Mongan Keefer Londenslager George Shank Norman Smith Willis George P. Ragby Western Maryland Railroad Orphans’ Court Baltimore Bagby Maryland Audrey McNairn Violet McNairn Jack Riffee Lewis Harris Wilbur Sterer Winifred Godlove Fami Lloyd Lewis Grand View William Harbaugh Harry Harbaugh Martha Barnhill Hagerstown Wandsville Earl Pitzer Gettysburg Hubert Troupe Troupe Julia Denavieve Leftersburo Mason Troupe Janet Reid Howard Delatlier Gertrude Twigg Alfred Rovers Edwin Tfarbaugh Anna York J. B. Harbaugh Chas. Clopper Smithshire Luther Stottlemeyer Ruby Victor Ridenour Patsy Charlotte Domer Thelma Hangerstown Edward Ridenour Jielen Wilson Flazel Barkman Harry Wolfinger Geo. Cromer

Shiloh July 25 Notices and Local Visitors List

Shiloh news notes Sunday services at 9 30 Sunday school and 7 p m Endeavor groups. Local residents and visitors recount trips to Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay. Many names of Harbaugh, McNairn, Riffee, Troupe, Harber, and others appear among relatives, friends, and weekend visits in Funkstown, Hagerstown, Smithsburg, and surrounding towns.

Shiloh Christian Leroy Henesy Baltimore Daniel Garlock Chesapeake Bay Tte Clifford Carlock William Harbaugh Audrey Joyce McNairn Funkstown Beverly Richards Haferstown Clarence Thomas Russell Riffee Josephine Harden Margaret Tenkins George Harden Douglas Henricks Kearneysville W. Va

Local Guards All Qualify With Rifles At Camp Ritchie

Maryland National Guard Company B reports rifle qualification 96.8 at Camp Ritchie last week with 62 men qualified. Automatic rifle and pistol marks also earned. Veterans Day events at camp rewarded Lieut Schlotterbeck with a ten-year service medal as First Regiment nears field maneuvers led by Col D John Markey.

Maryland National Guard Camp Ritchie Schlotterbeck D. John Markey D. John Markey. the First Battalion of Which Co. B Co. B Gladhill Morrison Stockslager Heefner Johnston Bailey Florie Rickard Baker Haupt Trumpower Lehman Fitz Poffenberger Myers Hardy White Saum Gilbert Welter Beall Cook Adams Martin Renner Dawson Grimm Guissford Zombro Schneider Secrist Crumbaker McNeal Delaughter Wilson Rogers Palmer Rang Smith Corp Crum Marksman McKee Minnebraker Carter

Notable names listed in hospital burn case

George Finner and several others including Mrs. C. A. Miller and Miss Jane Finney are noted among patients in Hagerstown Waynesboro and nearby areas. Statton Garlock remains confined to the hospital in serious condition following burns.

George Finner C. A. Miller Hagerstown Jane Finney Waynesboro Snavely Otho Wooley Clarence Thomas Beverly Richards Sonny Matheney Clem Edward Renn Statton Garlock

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