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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
5
The Y M C A will not hold the girls camp at Big Pool this summer due to unsafe lake conditions. Health officer Dr W Ross Cameron cites improprieties in bathing water, warning that contamination by a carrier could endanger many. The organization seeks a new site and will announce plans within days.
Harold Ebersole aged six grandson of William S. Ebersole of Keedysville was seriously injured on his grandfather's farm yesterday afternoon when a horse kicked him in the forehead while he rode a corn planter. The impact fractured several skull bones and hospital attendants described his condition as serious.
Roger Q. Cook of Oak Hill Avenue underwent a minor operation at Washington County Hospital yesterday to remove a fish hook from his thumb.
Premier Pierre Laval gains emergency financial powers after toppling governments in a key vote. He warns of a 10 billion franc budget deficit and a 9 billion franc treasury payment, pledges to defend the republic and stabilize the franc, with a decree powers bill sent to finance committee for quick action to prevent devaluation.
TOKYO June 7 A tense North China crisis looms as Japanese troops move and transports depart from ports amid government approval to pressure the region south of the Great Wall officials deny direct connection to objectives in Chinese territory Major General Rensuke Isogai says China must form a new government capable of cooperating with Japan to maintain peace in the Far East in Tientsin June 7.
In Louisville an unkept 12 year old prodigy reputedly read at age two and wrote fiction at four. Police say his parents were arrested for contributing to delinquency after detectives used a tear gas gun to enter a ramshackle mansion on a once fashionable street. The boy reportedly commented that he wished the crowd would disperse as officers battered down the door.
Dr Richard H Todd a Johns Hopkins graduate will practice in Hancock while Dr Homer E Tabler serves as Maryland State Roads Commission chair. Todd son of Mr and Mrs John Todd formerly of Lonaconing Md where heGraduated from Central High School as an honor student.
State Line note lists two upcoming Children Day programs at Trinity Reformed and Trinity A B churches for June 9 and June 16, inviting public attendance. It also reports several local visits and gatherings, including the First A B Sunday school program held June 2 and multiple neighbor visits to Mercersburg, Hagerstown, Chambersburg, and Pecktonville.
Maryland state records show 2,373 retailers paid the emergency one percent gross receipts tax in May, totaling 26,769.47 dollars, up from April. May collections for relief totalled 69,344.47 dollars, with 42,584 from the auto mobile titling tax. Germany’s leather shoe output hits post 1930 peak, yet exports keep declining.
June notes from Walnut Point report visits in Hagerstown Clearspring and Paw Paw West Virginia. CCC and Miller families are mentioned with garden gatherings at Miller's Grove. St Paul Sunday School classes led by Allen Schnebly held meetings with Mrs Burgan teachers and a group of young ladies.
Tuneful numbers and lively acts headline the new Cordially Yours revue at the Academy Theatre. Charle Mack curates a road show featuring Little Miss Joan impersonations, Inez and Dewyn with a strong rhythm dance, Edison and Louise musical comedy with a bassoon, the Brodel Sisters, a bright chorus, and a seven-musician ensemble. Also on the program is Dashiell Hammett mystery thriller Mr Dynamite starring Edmund Lowe with Jean Dixon and Esther Ralston in the cast.
Bette Davis, famed for Border Town, headlines a new Maryland stage drama playing Mildred in a murder twist. The production centers on a femme fatale seeking a husband’s role, turning a domestic tale into high drama.
The Girl From Tenth Avenue, First National, closes today at the Maryland Theatre. The star, Miss Davis, delivers a dramatic portrayal praised as one of her strongest yet in a film unlike Of Human Bondage or Border Town, marking her first solo starring role.
The Henrys Theatre runs the record setting thriller Bride of Frankenstein for final showings today. Karloff returns as The Monster with Colin Clive, Valerie Hobson, Una OConnor, Elsa Lanchester and Ernest Seeger in a tale where a mad scientist seeks to bind the Monster to create a mate, as the creature gains the power of speech.
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