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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
The Road Commission reaffirmed that counties must cover road debts contracted for the state takeover. Washington County was cited in review, warning continued debt service would hinder funding for new road projects.
Cumberland Md June 7 New officers for the United Commercial Travellers for Kentucky will be elected at the forthcoming meeting in Cumberland. The event gathers members from the Kentucky delegation to set leadership for the group.
Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia will be named today at the closing session of the annual convention. Clark Y Foland supreme senior counselor of the organization for the United States and Canada made a surprise visit. Foland came after attending the funeral of Thomas Phelps a former supreme patrietoe at Bluefeld West Virginia yesterday. There’s money saving news in the Classified Section.
Registration for College Week at University of Maryland will be held Saturday at 2:00 pm on the Courthouse second floor under Miss Ardath Martin. College Week at College Park runs June 17 to 22 with courses in homemaking by university and national authorities. Topics include landscape gardening, public speaking, foods and nutrition, and poultry, with social events and a Washington tour. Attendance is open to Homemaker club members and nonmembers. information is at the county home demonstration agent's office.
Final arrangements for the 20th anniversary Old Folks Day at Myersville United Brethren Christ Church on Sunday June 9 with attendees from Maryland and the District of Columbia. Highlights include awards to the oldest present, guest speaker Dr. B F Daugherty, a 40 piece orchestra and male chorus from Dallas town Pennsylvania, and hymns led by Charles Grossnickle using a tuning fork once used by Francis Scott Key.
In New York City a broken automatic signal at Broadway failed at about 8 o'clock causing red light queues while green traffic continued. Within minutes the business district filled with cars and reserve officers struggled to untangle the congestion before service was restored. Police HQ received many calls and desk clerk C L Reed asked for help with the phones.
NRA employees seeking new jobs through Senators and Congressmen report poor reception on Capitol Hill. A Representative recalls their prior snootiness in the riding business and says he will direct applicants to the White House. Many NRA officials face a chilly response as they try Capitol Hill for employment.
Captain William M. Wright in charge of recruiting in the Baltimore District including Hagerstown inspected the local office yesterday. Wright, son of the retired Major-General Wright of Washington, assumed full charge in Maryland on June 1. He was a classmate of General Pershing.
Ten companies whose air mail contracts were cancelled by Postmaster General Farley filed suit in the United States Court of Claims seeking a total of 10 214 087 dollars asserting the contracts were fraudulently terminated and demanding repayment.
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