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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

3

Tax Plan Circulated In NRA Study For Stopgap Program

Washington June 6 Senate House and administration representatives held a secret conference on NRA stopgap principles, with rumors of proposed high inheritance and gift taxes to broaden NRA aims. The exact agreement was not disclosed though discussions suggested little change from Tuesday’s White House understanding. Senator Robinson warned more permanent NRA legislation may follow if the plan advances.

Washington Senate House Administration White House New Deal NRA Ways and Means Committee Robinson Arkansas

McMullen Indicted Over Fees in Tax Lobby Case

Colonel Joseph I. McMullen, head of the patents section in the Army JAG, was indicted by a DC grand jury for taking fees from Cuban-American Manganese Corp. He allegedly received a $1,500 retainer on July 6, 1932 to oppose a manganese import tax and $250 on Jan. 3, 1932 as monthly compensation.

Washington Joseph I. McMullen Army Judge Advocate General’s Office District of Columbia Secretary of War Manganese Corporation

St Thomas plans Jumbo memorial in Barnum style return

In a Barnum inspired plan St Thomas will mark the 50th anniversary of Jumbo the elephant killed by a locomotive with a city wide tribute. A committee for old home week proposes pink red orange and blue Jumbo images on light standards and may place giant Jumbo statues at city entrances.

St. Thomas Barnum

Twin Girls Returned With Stork at Atwood Home

GENEROUS BIRD HAYODAN, N. C., June 6, (P). The stork has been doing double duty lately at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Atwood. Ten months ago he left twin boys. A few days ago he came back with twin girls.

Hayodan N. C Alonzo Atwood

Dance Maestro to Honeymoon in New York

Piano star Eddie Duchin the dance band maestro honeymooning with Marjorie Oelrichs. He will end his Casino engagement tonight and depart for Washington on a concert tour ending in Hollywood where he has another engagement.

New York Eddie Duchin Marjorie Oelrichs Washington Hollywood Duchin

Hagerstown High School 263 Graduates At 57th Commencement

At the fifty seventh annual commencement in the high school auditorium 263 students were graduated. Valedictorian was Alan L Habercom and salutatorian Miss Josephine E Herman. The program featured orchestra, prizes, diplomas, and selections by the graduating class with remarks by Rev Paul Holdcraft and Byron J Grimes.

Hagerstown High School Alan L. Habercom Josephine E. Herman Theigh School Paul E. Holdcraft Florence Aylward Jack Lowmen Blue Danube Land of Hope and William M. Norment Byron J. Grimes Paul K. Holdcraft Kee Mar Helen Zentmyer Hagerstown High

Immunizations Rise to 506 This Week in Four Areas

The Health Department reports 200 more people received their first typhoid vaccine bringing weekly total to 506 at Leitersburg Ringgold Pinesburg and Chariton. A special clinic will be held Monday night June 10 at 7 30 at the Leitersburg Grange Hall for those unable to attend yesterday.

Leitersburg Ringgold Pinesburg Chariton Health Department Grange Hall Grange

Dealers May Collect Tax From Consumer In Maryland

Baltimore June 6. Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor ruled that dealers selling to consumers may add the one per cent state gross receipts tax to bills and collect it. The ruling, in a letter to Comptroller William S Gordy Jr, says it is optional for the vendor to absorb, raise the price, or itemize the tax as cost with purchaser agreement.

Baltimore Herbert R. O’conor O’conor

Baltimorean awaits sentence for girl assault in Bel Air

Norman Jerry Stebbing a 22 year old dairy solicitor and amateur night club performer was found guilty by a Circuit court jury after three hours deliberation. He faces a maximum ten year sentence.

Bel Air Norman Jerry” Stebbing

Pressure Ends Toledo Power Plant Strike

A Toledo Edison strike ended as a crew of troubleshooters operated the plant while union electrical workers agreed to end the walkout after negotiations on a 20 percent wage raise. The vote to end the strike was 227 to 22 amid pressures from Washington labor officials and local business groups.

Toledo Toledo Edison Company Ohio New York Henry L. Doherty Company Toledo Edison Oliver Myers Electrical Workers Union American Federation of Labor Myers Washington Department of Labor Toledo Chamber of Commerce Perkins

Depositors to Receive Another 5 Percent Dividend

The Mechanics Loan and Savings Institution will pay a further 5 percent dividend to its 5,000 depositors early in July, bringing total payouts to 45 percent of deposits. About $90,000 will be distributed. This follows three prior dividends of 20, 10, and 10 percent, per E. C. Lease, receivers’ representative.

Mechanics Loan and Savings Institution E. C. Lease

Mother and son to be hanged in Delaware

At Georgetown Delaware Mrs May H Carey 55 and her son Howard 27 face execution for the slaying of her brother Robert Hitchens 57 over a $2000 life insurance policy. The doomed mother broke down as a storm lashed the prison and the pair awaited tomorrow's death sentence. James Carey a second son is sentenced to life imprisonment.

Georgetown Del May H. Carey Howard Robert Hitchens Delaware Howard Carey Myra James Carey

Pietri Tries for Cabinet in France

Paris June 6 The threat of disorders and withdrawals again unsettles France as Pietri, former navy minister and noted financier, seeks to form a cabinet strong enough to defend the franc and win support in the Chamber of Deputies. He is Albert Lebrun s fifth choice for the premiership.

Paris France Francois Pietri Chamber of Denuties Joseph Caillauy Pietri Albert Lebrun

Byng, Famous British War Leader Dies

Viscount Byng of Vimy long served as wartime hero and police reformer and died at his Thorpe Hall home after abdominal surgery. A former Governor General of Canada and commander famed for Vimy Ridge, he was 72. His death leaves Lord Allenby as the last major World War I British field leader.

Thorpelsoken Essex England Viscount Byng of Vimy London Metropolitan Police Thorpe Hall Vimy Ridge Canada Lord Allenby Lord Byng United States West End Piccadilly Circus

Health Officers Study Work Here

Dr. C Y Moser of West Virginia and Dr. A C Shach of Iowa arrive in Hagerstown for one month of field work with the local Health Department. They will study how health work is conducted in Washington county, whose health unit is considered a model.

C.Y. Moser West Virginia A. C. Shach Iowa John’s Hopkins Baltimore Hagerstown Washington County

They Know Wher Baby Snakes Go They Know Wher Baby Snakes Go

James Marker and Bud Baker, state roads workers on Conococheague, watched a watersnake mother attacked near a creek. They killed the mother with a rock and found twelve young snakes and a devoured sunfish after cutting open the body.

James Marker Bud Baker Conococheague

Jury Hears Testimony In Murder Case

The coroner's jury ruled an unknown person killed 80 year old rooming house proprietor David L. Buchanan on June 1. Inmate testimony described finding the body, bloodstains, and details of the room as police pursue new investigative angles. James Riggs testified of being at Buchanan's after work and sleeping on the bed.

David L. Buchanan Buchanan Rooming House Edward Heard Rooming House Tabb Kyle Buchanan James Riggs Riggs Buchanan’s

Slayings Prompt Hunt for Two in Glasgow

John T. Glasgow, 69, a storekeeper and town founder’s son, was slain behind his counter in Glasgow. His wallet and the cash register vanished. Police hunted two men seen near the store and heard shots before discovery. A neighbor and a local operator both reported sightings and sounds of gunfire.

Johnstown Glasgow John T. Glasgow Greer Charles Kuhn Kuhn Cyril McCleland

County Treasurer H E Keedy Sets June Tax Collection Date

County Treasurer Harry E. Keedy announced plans to begin collecting 1935 state and county taxes around June 20. He said the tax bills, printed on yellow paper, are currently being produced.

Harry E. Keedy

Man Held With $10,000 In Cash In Mail Theft Case

South Boston Virginia June 6 authorities hold Albert C Davis a Rock Hill South Carolina post office employee suspected in a mail theft case. He was found asleep near his car six miles from town with about 10 000 dollars in currency believed stolen from the mails. A sealed package in the car contained 7000 and about 3500 in currency was taken from pockets. He is wanted in connection with money sent through the mails to the Bank of Lancaster via American Trust Company in Charlotte North Carolina.

South Boston South Carolina Albert C. Davis Rock Hill S. C Davis Bank of Lancaster Lancaster D. C American Trust Company Charlotte N. C

Tydings Urges Caution on Tariff Policy Changes

Senator Tydings of Maryland urged the government to proceed slowly on tariff alterations until world trade and related issues are resolved at an international conference. The remark came as the Senate foreign relations committee weighs Francis Sayre's push to ratify a multilateral agreement limiting most favored nation benefits to non signatories.

Washington Tydings D. Md Senate Foreign Relations Committee Francis B. Sayre United States

Water did trick a Jersey City airedale dog rescue

Eddie Maher's airdale chased a car between two garages and became wedged. Police emergency squad tried to fish the dog out with a hook under its collar. A bucket of water softened the coat and freed the dog.

Jersey City N. J Eddie Maher Airdale

Injury Report From Ridge Avenue Incident

Phyllis Ahalt daughter of John Ahalt of Ridge Avenue suffered a badly injured hand and arm yesterday when caught in a winger. Four stitches were required to close the wound.

Phyllis Ahalt John Ahalt Ridge Avenue

Anniversary of the 1917 hailstorm disaster observed

Today marks the eighteenth anniversary of the disastrous hailstorm that struck on June 6, 1917, recalled by residents and local officials amid ceremonies and remembrances.

Money order clerk notes ransom bill in Weyerhaeuser case

Spokane money order clerk Vernor Beavers received the second $20,000 ransom bill amid the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping probe. Federal agents traced the bill to Spokane post office and Portland, with hotel detentions and quiet leads unfolding as authorities pressed the investigation. A Seattle hotel room was surveilled as investigators questioned a man tied to the case.

Associated Press Tacoma Wash George Weyerhaeuser Seattle Department of Justice Spokane Portland Huntington Ore Salt Lake City Vernor Beavers W. W. Simpson Miss Beavers

F D R Heads to Hyde Park for Weekend

President Roosevelt will depart late tomorrow night for Hyde Park New York to spend the weekend and then travel to West Point next Wednesday to deliver diplomas to the graduating class of the military academy. He plans to return to the capital Wednesday night to review the Shriners parade in convention here next week.

Washington Roosevelt Hyde Park New York West Point Military Academy Capital Shriners

Floodlights Planned to Stop Gage Park Coyotes Howling

Park Commissioner Harry Snyder will install floodlights over the coyotes' pen at Gage Park to end nightly howling disturbing residents. The plan targets the animals' darkness to quiet calls and restore sleep for nearby citizens.

Peka Kas Gage Park Harry Snyder

Cuban Millionaire Abducted by Eight Kidnappers

Havana June 6 Eight Mango peddling kidnappers seized Antonio San Miguel a Cuban millionaire and three of his servants after blocking his car with a mango wagon witnesses say. The 78 year old former senator and publisher was taken as police and soldiers hunted the abductors.

Associated Press Havana Antonio San Miguel San Miguel Pedro Herrera Sotolongo Millonaire Simon Arleta Sotolongo Arleta Antoni San Miguel Vibora Modesto Inglesias Constantino Prieto Simon Artina Paul Garago Senor San Miguel

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Nick Montana Inglictmen Broughe Central Press Mmullen Josephine E. Herman Health Dept Strawser Sherman Strawser Pennsylvania Zella Gill Middleburg Zella Mrs. Carey Byng Viscount Byng London Police Hunt Readdy P. C Weyerhaeuser
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