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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1935

Page

5

Fletchers to Re Open Mines Rich in Gold

Green castle Pa June 4 The Fletcher brothers Henry P chairman of the Republican party and three brothers own the La Luz and Los Angeles Mining Company plan to reopen a major gold mine in Central America directed from Greencastle. An outfitted bi motor airplane will fly from Newark to Central America carrying ore to a US port. Six Americans are at the mine preparing works and 1 500 000 dollars annual output is forecast as machinery is shipped to triple capacity. Pilot Scott Ferguson leads Newark operations for a July 4 takeoff prep.

Henry P. Fletcher Republican Party la Luz Los Angeles Mining Company New New York Florida Newark Central America Caribbean United States Fletchers Mozos Sandino

Instructor Resigns at St. John’s College After Faculty Clash

Myron McLaren, assistant professor of psychology at St. John’s College, resigned after a dispute with Col. Amos W. Woodstock over whether a student who failed an English exam should graduate. The incident occurred at a faculty meeting in Annapolis as McLaren’s six year tenure ended.

Annapolis Myron McLaren St. John's’ College Amos W. W. Woodstock

Village Tale at the Academy Theatre review

The Village Tale film played at the Academy Theatre shows a western village gossip intrigue with some tragedy. Randolph Scott stars alongside Edward Ellis and Kay Johnson in a light treatment though dramatic moments persist.

Kay Johnson Phil Strong Academy Theatre Edward Ellis Andy Clyde Gunn Williams Randolph Scott Kay Johnson

Riot Victim In Melee At Berger Manufacturing Canton

An Associated Press photo shows William Demas among about 20 people beaten or shot during a fierce melee at Berger Manufacturing in Canton Ohio after a strike. Many schoolchildren inhaled tear gas.

Berger Manufacturing Company Canton Ohio William Demas Associated Press

Frankenstein Film Thrilling Audiences At Henry's Theatre

The monster of Frankenstein returns in The Bride of Frankenstein showing this week at Henry's Theatre. Boris Karloff again delivers a striking portrayal of the creature while Colin Clive, Valerie Hobson, Una O’Conner, and Ernest Thesiger co star. A dramatic lightning fueled finale with scientific apparatus completes the mate for the monster.

Henry’s Theatre Karloff Frankenstein Colin Clive Valerie Hobson Una O'Conner Ernest Thesiger Doctor Pretorious Clive

Leser Named Chairman as Tax Commission Swings GOP

Baltimore June 4 Oscar Leser longtime minority member of the State Tax Commission became its chairman as the body shifted to Republican control. Frederick P. Adkins of Salisbury succeeds Jesse D. Price, Democrat, whose term expired Saturday.

Baltimore Oscar ‘Leser State Tax Commission AZO Monaday Tax Commission Frederick P. Adkins Salisbury Jesse D. Price

TRY THIS NEW FOOT REMEDY FOR COMFORT

A sensational ad promotes Tree-Mint Ice-Mint as a quick remedy for hard corns soft corns and calluses. It claims no pain or skin irritation and adds that it prevents foot odor providing cooling relief for men and women who stand or wear heels.

Arliss Stars at Maryland in Cardinal Richelieu

Movie fans at the Maryland theater enjoy Cardinal Richelieu starring George Arliss with Maureen O'Sullivan Cesar Romero and Douglas Dumbrille in a well crafted production praised for costumes and settings The film depicts the famed prelate and intrigues of the French court with educational appeal The program also includes See America First entry Yanks Are Coming and a comedy on the bill

Maryland Cardinal Richelieu George Arliss Arliss Maureen O'Sullivan Cesar Romero Douglas Dumbrille America

Butler Is Chosen As Welfare Head

Charles J. Butler of Easton was named chairman of Maryland’s State Board of Welfare as the board reorganized under Republican control. Gov. Harry W. Nice, with a majority of his appointees, attended the first meeting in Baltimore after coming from Annapolis to participate in the session.

Board appoints new members to state prison board

The session will be devoted to administration and action on changes at the state prison heads. New board members join Chairman Butler: Mrs George W. McCreary replacing Dr Fred H. Winup, E. T. Foreman replacing Dr Charles R. Austrian, and Harry O. Levin replacing Mrs Margaret M. Brown.

Butler George W. McCreary Fred H. Winup E. T Foreman Charles R. Austrian Harry 0. Levin Margaret M. Brown

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