Full Crew Law Repeal Debate Tied to Public Service Commission
Maryland railroads claim the Full Crew law was repealed by the Public Service Commission act of 1910 but that the 1910 notice revived direct PSC jurisdiction, allowing trains to operate with fewer crews. Witnesses from several railroads testified on crew sizes for through freight versus legal trains, with hearings continuing.
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William Cabell Brace
Public Service Commmission
Maryland
Bruce
Public Service Commission
Publi Service Commission
D. Payne
W. Mj
James T. Robertson
Cumberland and Pennsylvania
T.B. Luke
Canton Railroad
W. H. Naylor
Chaffee Railroad
Robert I. Werner
Western Maryland
Brotherhood of Railroad
Warner
Sunday School Games Postponed At City and Willow Sage Parks
Local church leagues report forfeitures from last night as St. John's Lutheran and St. Mark's Lutheran games at City Park were affected. Weasbngton Square hosted a Forfeit involving First Brethren and a match between Cavisuan and First Baptist at Willow Sage Park. remaining details are unclear due to scattered OCR text.
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St. John’s Lutheran
St. Mark's Lutheran
City Park
Cavisuan
First Baptist
Willow Sage Park
Ion Reformed
Clyde Hutzell Attacked by Thugs in Cincinnati Ohio
Clyde Hutzell, 37, former Hagerstown resident and Covington garage owner, was ambushed near the Cincinnati bridge by two men after feigning an unconscious body on the road. He was shot in the thigh and taken to a Cincinnati hospital in critical condition. his father races to his bedside as authorities pursue the assault.
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Cincionati
Ohio
Clyde Hutzell
Jobn Hutzell
Osk 111 Avenue
Hagerstown
Cincinnati
Banib
Young Hutzell
Hutzell
Covington
Kentucky
Mie
Obid
Hintwall
Gincinnati Hospital
Hutzel
Hageratown
Marriet
Baltimore
Covington, Ky
Young aviator killed in plane crash near uncle's farm
William A. Sydnor of North Carolina, a Langley Field photographic school graduate, died when his army plane dived into a four mile from his uncle's farm in Juchidon d Va. The uncle identified him by a ring on his finger after the aircraft burst into flames.
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Juchdiond
William A. Sydnor
North Carolina
Langley Wield Photographic School
Wills R
Wncle
Tise
Army
Ringon Sydnor
Shimmy Queen of Chicago Faces Jazz Power Trial
Merte Ehlers known as the shimmy queen of Chicago suffers consecutive attacks called shimmyitis triggered by jazz. Doctors diagnose the case as diathrositis and order quiet. she sues an employer for 10000 dollars claiming he taught her the dance that worsened her condition.
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Merte Ehlers
Marto
Shlimmy
Chicago
Ike
Jaz
Marie
Ehlers
Mariela
Shimuy
Bank Clearings Show An Increase For May 1942
The Hagerstown Clearing House Association reports May 1942 bank clearings up about 20 percent from May 1921. May 1942 clearings were $2,865,483 versus $2,616,574 in May 1921, a rise of $289,568.87.
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Hagerstown Clearing House Association
John B. Kieffer
Festival to Feature Beaver Creek Band at Beaver Creek Church
The Young Men's Bible Class of Beaver Greek Christina Church hosts a Saturday evening festival. Beaver Creek Band will provide music for attendees amid a community event with planned offerings and activities.
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Young Men’s Bible
Beaver Greek Christina Church
Jane
Beaver Creek
W. M. Strike Draws Toward Settlement in Maryland Rail Row
Reports from Baltimore and Hagerstown indicate talks may begin within a week between Western Maryland Railway and striking Federated Shop Crafts workers. Public opinion and economic impact are cited as key pressures, with business leaders considering actions to end the dispute. Maxwell C. Byers reportedly has faced stress amid the crisis.
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Western, Maryland
Aut Muaintiiaance of Way
Tf Slare
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Maryland
Maxwell C. Byers
Western Maryland Railway
Chiy
Hancock Legion Post Holds Dance In Recreation Room
Members of the American Legion Post at Hancock enjoyed a dance in the town recreation room last night with a large turnout of attendees.
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American Legion
Hancock
Lifers Succeed In Saving Bridge From Fire
Green Bank Delaware June 1 five long term prisoners used as night guards at the New Castle County Workhouse saved the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge near the workhouse from a blaze last night. They formed a bucket brigade drawing water from a creek and kept the fire under control before returning to their confinement.
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Green Bank
Del
New Castle County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mary Pickford Divorce Case Upheld by Nevada Court
Mary Pickford wins divorce from Owen Moors as Nevada Supreme Court sustains District Judge Frank B. Langan and quashes service of summons in the action brought by the attorney general to set aside the decree. Auto production climbs in April with 196,512 passenger cars and substantial gains in trucks, while other lines lag behind March.
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Carnon
Mary Pickford
Owen Moors
Nevada Supreme Court
Frank B. Langan
Fowler
Washington
Tracs
Department of Commerce
Invasion Story Denied by Salvadoran Report
Reports from the Mexican Charge d Affaires in Guatemala City deny an intended invasion of Mexico via Guatemala by General Fells Disser. The dispatch calls the claim unfounded. Also noted are Navy awards: Clyde W. King of Iowa wins the best athlete honor. Emory Ladson of Minnesota to have his name on the Thompson Trophy Cup for personal athletic effort.
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Diaz
Mexico
Guatemala
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Fells Dissere
NAVY
Annapalla
Sword of the Navy
Clyde W. King
Iowa
Dmory
Ladson
Minnesota
Hageratown Grocery Company Local Distributors Engagement
Local distributors in Hageratown engage with the Hageratown Grocery Company over cigar adjacencies and wholesale terms. The talks focus on supply arrangements, pricing, and distribution reach for regional markets.
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Hageratown Grocery Company Local Distributors Engagement Cigars
Adv
Boys’ Wh er Week Prelude Promises Big Program
A splendid program promising strong events is being organized for next week’s boys’ event. Officials and participants are preparing for an engaging schedule with planned activities and contests.
Burial of 96 year old Mrs Cummings at Ad E son
Grantsville Md June 1 The burial of Mrs Tirrence Cummings 96 was held today at Ad E son miles above here The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph operator was employed four years by the railroad and retired last year as a pensioner She was known by a large number of railroad men
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Grantsville
Miv
Tirrence Cummings
Eson
Miss Cummings
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
Washington County Free Library Summer Hours Notice
Beginning June 5th the Washington County Free Library will set new weekly hours. Open weekdays 10 AM to 6 PM. Tuesday and Friday extend from 10 AM to 9 PM. Children's Room hours 1 PM to 5 PM. Mary L. Titcomb, Librarian, grants ady access.
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Washington County Free Library
Pelday
Chiliran
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