Governor to Investigate Auto Deal Controversy
Governor Ritchie pledged a personal inquiry into the transaction between Dr J Muberl Wade state prison official and Samuel Leibowitz prison supplies contractor over the Cadillac car. Wade and Leibowitz clashed over payment and receipts while Leibowitz travels to Philadelphia for personal matters. Attorney General says no probe planned unless urged by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
J. Muberl Wade
State Board of Prison Control
Democratic State Central
Samueh Leibowitz
Dr. Wade
Wate
Leibowitz
Ware
House of Correction
State Law i Department
Alexander Armatrang
Nothsing
Leihowits
Philadelphia
Man Overcome by Heat Wave Hits Hagerstown
Dispatches from Hagerstown report a heat wave gripping the city with temperatures around 90 to 93 degrees. John C Brown of 220 Chestnut Street collapsed while working near town, receiving medical care and recovering at home. The heat wave across the middle West and New England states is described as persistent and dangerous.
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Mercury
Hagerstownia
Saya
Johm SC. Brown
Chestnut Street
Hlacou- Wii
Hagerstown
Middle West
New England
Dereas
Deaths in Waynesboro and nearby areas prompt obit roundup
Obituary brief from Waynesboro area notes the death of Frank Weagley aged 56 at his former home with survivors including his widow Mrs Clare Weagley and children Bessie, Mary, and Harry. Also mentioned are two sisters and a brother, funeral details set for Monday at 3 PM with Rev Scott Wagner officiating and Rose Hill Cemetery interment. Isaiah Moser, 86, retired contractor, died at Myers Ye, with a large family surviving including W G Moser and Mrs Charfen Harshman, plus many grandchildren. funeral plans to be announced. Broderick Fredericks, 45, died after illness in Byler following paralysis. formerly with Baldwin House in Hagerstown. wife living. Additional lines note widow Mrs Prances prdenieku and various survivors and memorials forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weagley
Waynesboro
Lawn
Clare EL Weagley
Ear
Bessie Cy
Mary L
Harry C. Weagley
Annie Arty
Tue Ridge Summit
J. A. Wengley
Richard Gold
Liberty Street
Bricklayers’ Union
Order of Owls
Lions True
Teresa
William
Hagerstown
Rickert
Scott
Wagner
Rose Hil Cemetary
Isaiah Moser
Myersye
Boodes
Hia
Childran
W. G. Moser
Charfen
TF. Harshman
Bridgeport
Mra
Herbert Souders
Enat North Streat
Misa Emaia Moser
Weat
Broderick Fredericks
Byler
Frederickas
Baldwin House
Boginad
Tewana
Manhar
St Jabala Episcopal
Mra. Prancos
Willhoa Aielehdays
Qanditees
Graduates Entertained Along Potomac River
I Graduates from Washington County High School enjoyed a day at Mountain View Club House below Sharpebury along the Potomac River yesterday. The group engaged in swimming tilting fishing and dancing with classmates and faculty members present including Miss Laura King Miss Mary Kaylor Miss Mary Fleming and Mr Hilet Hi. Troup. Others in the party were Mr and Mrs Jacob Rockfey and Mr and Mrs D F Henapw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Mildred Meuuuu
South Canton Avenue
Washington County High School
Mountain View
Sharpebury
Potomac River
Choss Preumit Wera
Catherine Shulenberger
Charlothe Helm
Gertrude Daly
Mary Porterfield
Thrima Baker
Catherine Frewer
Ethel Hildebranl
Helen Tetsuling
Macta Hoke
Mabel Snyder
Glenn Munson
Hizabath Lyon
Mary Beeler
Lavinia Moore
Catherine Schlodel
Miriam Biewer
Arline Paxton
Frances Miller
Mary White
Eleanor Mish
Mary Johnson
Ethellsa Kundler
Ruth Koadter
Abbie Wyand
Levine Motler
Aliee Hoover
Madga Harris
Jacob Rock Fey
D. F. Henapw
Annapolis and Tritown Fire Brigades Win Parade Honors
Frostburg Maryland report covers the thirtieth annual Maryland Firemen's Association convention. Annapolis crews appear with floral float earning $100 first prize, Water Witch Company. Goodwill Company of Lonaconing wins $50 second prize. Tritowns Fire Company of Piedmont and Westernport takes $100 for best boat and apparatus. Salisbury secures prize for greatest distance with 25 plus members. George L. Epler, head of the State Industrial Accident Commission, presided at ceremonies with Governor Vitchis slated to speak. memorial notices observed for deceased agency members, closing the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Maryland Bute Firemen's Association
Shousamda
Annapolis Gremen
Goodwill Company
Lonacan
Ing
Tritowns Fire Company
Piedmonk
Westernport
Salisbury
George L. Epler
Wewder
State Industrial Accident Commission
Titchis
Ilka
Lle
Train Riders Charged With Trespassing Held by N W Police
Norfolk and Western detainer Henry J. Morcis was sentenced to five days in jail after a police court hearing on trespassing all railroad property. Two other riders naming Robert Richardson and James Thomas pleaded guilty and were sent to jail for 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Henry J. Morcis
Pennsylvania
Juatioa Bitner
Wagross
Robert Richardson James Thomas
Justice Ritner
Pheasants Arrive at Gwinn Brook State Game Farm
About 3500 pheasants are in the field at Gwynn brook State Game Farm with roughly 3000 eggs yet to hatch. State Game Department expects to double last year’s distribution of birds to counties, pending favorable conditions. Manty applications from farmers flood in as birds mature for distribution by district deputy game wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynnbrook State Game Farm
State Game Department
Daddies and Boys Will Take a Dip at the Night Pool
Tonight features Father and Son Night at the ami movies in the F auditorium with a large turnout of boys swimming in the pool. No membership required. fathers and sons should bring towels. Instructors will help newcomers learn to swim. A dance and restaurant specials follow events at Armory and Castello Restaurant with meals offered Saturday and Sunday.
B and O Offers Two Prizes to Maryland 4-H Clubs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company funds two $100 prizes for 14 to 20 year old 4-H members in 11 Maryland counties. Awards, rules, and county nominations are set by B G Jenkins and Alicia S Jouss with endorsements from local county agents and five endorsing citizens. Eligible counties include Cecil Harford Baltimore Prince Georges Montgomery Howard Garrett Frederick Washington Garrett and Allegany.
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College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
United Stated Department of Agricaitural
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
B. G. Jenkins
State Royal
Alicia
Jouss
Ynistant
Baltimore
Aad
Ohio
Cecil
Harford
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Howard
Garrett
Frederick
Washingtom
Allegany
Clu
Mackall to be made doctor after Saturday ceremony
John N Mackall council chair of the State Roads Commission will receive the title Doctor of Engineering from the University of Maryland for distinguished service. He will attend College Park in full regalia and be called Doctor while his formal status changes from Mister. Mayor Shafer renominated for Ursnsville mayor amid no opposition yet signals of a potential rival. Dinner for Dr Wade held in Boonsboro with guests including Miller Harte Snyder Reed and others. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs T A Wastler in Cadade. There are 101,767 licensed driver tests in the London area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N
Mackall
Fohn
Eengineering Sud
State Roads Commission
University of Maryland
Ani
C. Shafer
Uronswick
Sted Ben's
Shafer
Vienne
Ortura
DR. Wade
Mra. Wade
J. Hubert Wade
Boonsboro
O'Clovie
D&m. Miller
Barry M. Harte
Tessa O. Snyder
George A. Reed
Jacob M. Middlehuntf
Charles A. Weagley
W. P. Wuenter
J. Cleven
Grice Amd Krank Boshay
Market prices and ads from Hagerstown page
A jumbled listing shows market prices for corn and middlings per bushel or hundredweight, plus assorted grains and feeds with scattered figures. An advertisement from Hagerstown Grocery Company and a Women’s section notes lingerie hats priced at five dollars and other specials at the Won ds Exchange on 204 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonds Exchange
Washington St
Adv
Mestric imm and Make It case in Washington street area
A brief notice from Harry J Funkhouser of Washington and Locust Streets advokes a legal matter. The item mentions an imm or property action connected to Mestric and Make It, with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J
Funkhouser
Washington and Locust Sts
Aerial Views Over Hagerstown by Local Photographers
Hagere town photographer Hiedwoh] and aviator Walter Backer flew over Hagerstown yesterday capturing clear pictures of Byron's tannery at Williamsport the Public Square and a general city view from 706 feet A new line of business to provide top quality images from rooftops and landmarks is being explored by the pair with several orders already received Judge Wagaman awarded 450 to Black & Company in a dispute with Liel Hagerstown Welding and Automobile Company over an audit fee and related charges with Omer T. Kaylor presenting and Miss Geever and J Grice assisting on the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil H. Willams
Hiedwoh
Fn Company
Walter Backer
Byron
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Becker
Hageratown
Wagaman
Bbit
Black & Company
Liel Hageratown Welding & Automobile Company
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Hie
Annapolis and
Tritowns
Armory
the Armory
Castello
Alvan
Corey Marviand
Price Oda Aly
T. A. Wastler
Cagcade
Mrs. Wastier
Lenden
Mr. Railder
Harry J. Funk
Maryland Hotel
Williamsport Corporation
Jung
Conley
Colton
Gil Beeen
Hagerstown Grocery Company Local Distributors
Gigars
Rae
BeegBrand
Wash
Go, Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Nixon
Academy
New York
Bae Fu Am
Navy
Palm Beach
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