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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

7

Confesses To Slaying Girl In Cincinnati

A 15 year old former newsboy Lindberg Heist alias Trent confessed to the murder of Shirley Ann Woodburn 6 after viewing her mutilated body at a mortuary police said Heist was charged with murder His mother retained lawyers for a relative of the condemned poison slayer The boy led police to the scene describing luring her into woods and stabbing her with a tin piece after a fight and an alleged drugged cigarette statement

Cincinnati Shirley Ann Woodburn Patrick Hayes Lindberg Heist Trent Gir Betty Lon Trent Hiram C. Bolsinger Joseph H. Houdin Anna Marie Hahn Heist Matthew O'Leary Arthur Raho Shirley Ann Shirley Hayes Dudley Outcast Frank M. Coppock, Jr Qutcult and Hayes

Driver Exonerated in Fatal Charles Town Accident

Relatives identified George Joseph Vermillion of Washington, 35, who was struck at the Charles Town race track after he became lost from his party. A coroner jury exonerated driver C. W. Ginger of near Baltimore, who testified Vermillion stepped into the car’s path. Ginger had Vermillion taken to a hospital.

Charles Town Jefferson County W. Va George Joseph Vermillion Washington Vermillion C. W. Ginger Baltimore Ginger

Ritz Brothers Feud Comedy at Henry's Kentucky Moonshine

The Ritz Brothers star in a hillbilly spoof with the Slacks Hatfields feud to win a radio contract. Marjorie Weaver Tony Martin Slim Summerville Wally Vernon John Carradine and Berton Churchill headline a fast paced, laugh packed 20th Century Fox film. Shows run 11 AM to 11 PM today and through Thursday.

Ritz Brothers Slacks Kentucky Hills Ritzes Kentucky Henry's 20Th Century-Fox Marjorie Weaver

Merrily We Live Opens Today at the Academy Theatre

The Hal Roach MGM comedy Merrily We Live debuts at the Academy with Constance Bennett and Brian Aherne co starring. The Kilbourne family antics clash with conservative neighbors in a brisk suburban farce. Bennett and Aherne pair for the first time on screen.

Academy Topner Academy Theatre Constance Bennett Brian Aherne Garrick Kilbourne Miss Bennett Aherne

Browning surname origins and notable Browns in history

An overview traces the Bruning Bruning to ancient German Baltic tribes and the De Bruni lineage, noting Domesday appearances and variations like Browninge. It highlights immigrant Nathaniel Browning from London who settled in Portsmouth Rhode Island in 1640, marrying Sarah Freeborn in 1650, and dying in 1670. It then describes heraldic symbolism on Browning arms and lists notable Browns today, including Charles M.D. and Gordon ex-congressman. The piece closes with fashion notes on a polka-dotted pleated skirt and plain fitted jacket blouse for the season.

Browning de Bruni Bruning Bruoning Browneing Browninge Nathaniel Browning London England America Boston Portsmouth Rhode Island Sarah William and Mary Freeborn Ipswich Charles M.D San Marino Calif Geo. L Supreme Court of Appeals Richmond

Memorial Tablet to John Hanson Set for June 18 in Frederick

Frederick Maryland will dedicate a memorial tablet to Revolutionary War patriot John Hanson on Saturday June 18 at 3 30 p m in the Frederick County courthouse. The ceremony is under the John Hanson Society of Maryland and county commissioners with the unveiling by descendant John Viangon Briscoe and Mrs Briscoe formerly Elizabeth Worthington of Frederick.

John Hanson United States Frederick Court House Frederick Town John

Tax Bills and Nods to Tax Collectors

A satirical piece muses on tax bills to be issued in pink and yellow for June Week, imagining a class flower border and a motto at the page top. It links graduation spirit, secrecy around tax notices, and the day of reckoning for taxpayers, likening interest, penalties, and the tax collector's duty to a comic, reflective scene.

John Q Commissioner of Motor Vehicles

Air Conditioned Coaches On Western Maryland Railway

Western Maryland Railway to put air conditioned passenger coaches in service on main line trains between Baltimore Hagerstown Cumberland and Elkins starting June 9. Reconditioned all steel cars feature upholstered revolving seats updated air conditioning and glare free reading lamps plus attractive lavatories with towels soap and mirrors. One car will be shown at Hagerstown station on Wednesday June with public viewing 10 am to 9 pm.

Western Maryland Railway Baltimore Hagerstown Cumberland Elkins Western , Maryland Railway Blue Ridge Allegheny Mountain Hagerstowl

Tax collecting satire and civic musings in a fragment

A satirical column discusses debt collection tactics and public persuasion with humor about bill notices and Bank Night incentives. It mentions voters, collectors, and the idea of tying the bills to ribbons, then dismisses the notion as impractical, ending with brief, unrelated historical snippets about a train line and a criminal case.

Mooney Accepts Delay on Prison Release Plea

Tom Mooney, 62, philosophically accepted the Supreme Court ruling that a decision on his plea for release from San Quentin Prison could not be made until next autumn. Mooney was serving a life term for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco.

San Quentin Cal Tom Mooney United States Supreme Court Mooney San

Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable

A booklet by noted doctors on epilepsy sera and inheritance is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 551 Fifth Avenue New York NY Dept 131L.

Educationa Fifth Avenue New York N.Y. Dept

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