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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1937

Page

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Tax Dodging Probe Next On Schedule

The House ordered a sweeping investigation of tax dodging amid debates citing J P Morgan. A Senate resolution seeks a joint House Senate inquiry with amendments to curb publication of tax information. Roosevelt indicated tax questions and potential tax of state employees, noting constitutional issues.

Washington House J. P. Morgan Senate Congress Roosevelt Morgan Harlan Ohio

Frederick student jailed over speeding on graduation errand

Joseph Buggy a Mt St Mary's College senior rushed from Emmitsburg to Frederick to collect cap and gown for the bicentucural sermon. State trooper stopped the car and Buggy, lacking collateral, spent the night in jail and faced a $1 fine later reduced after Magistrate Sinn noted the time spent in confinement. The classmate continued to obtain the cap and gown.

Sinn P. S.buggy

Mayor Culler Is Re-Elected In Narrow Frederick Vote

Frederick Maryland voters chose Mayor L. C. Culler Democrat for his fifth term by a razor thin 1805 to 1676 margin over Roy L. Leatherman Republican. Cry Register Louis E. Eichberger Democrat reelected 1930 to 1543 for Jesse C. Shaver Republican. Board of Aldermen incumbents Oden and Eubn defeated. Schoeder Grove and Butcher reelected. Overall turnout lighter despite spirited campaign.

Frederick L. C. Culler Culler Roy L. Leatherman Cry Register Louis E. Eicherberger Jesse C. Shaver Democratic Board of Aldermen Edward T. Oden Philip T. .Eubn Herbert S. Schoeder Robert L. Grove Charles T. Butcher

Bids Opened for Shepherdstown Bridge Project in Maryland

Baltimore June 9 The M J Grove Lime Co of Lime Kiln submitted two bids for the Shepherdstown bridge project. A six span Wichert continuous steel truss bid 231325.50 and a seven span rigid continuous steel plate girder bid 249870.15. Five other bidders, including Potts and Callahan Baltimore 26715 50 Whiting Turner Baltimore 264730 53 Merritt Chapman Le an Baltimore 288 and Callahan Baltimore 263957 80, submitted offers. Officials will wait for state and federal review before letting a contract. Previous reinforced concrete arch bids were rejected as too high. A second bid period opened with Tuller Construction of Red Bank New Jersey as the highest bid on the Wichert type. Six firms bid on both plans.

Baltimore M. J. Grove Lime Company Lime Kiln Shepherdstown State Roads Commission Grove Company Commission West Virginia Federal Bureau of Public Roads W. Va Tuller Construction Company Redbank N. J Wichert Potts ,and Callahan Construction Company Whitting & Turner Contracting Company

Plan study of pictures of eclipse on Canton Island

Washington reports intense study plans for the eclipse record made by an American Navy and National Geographic expedition on Canton Island in the mid Pacific. Scientists aim to analyze the 3 minute 33 second totality and the sun corona to unlock its composition and significance. The team praised the clear weather that allowed unparalleled photography and vows extensive post eclipse research.

Washington Amecam Mid- Pacific Canton Island United States Navy National Geographic Society Science John Oliver la Gorce The Geographic Society Little Equatorial North American Canton

One-Way Traffic System Expands in Hagerstown

City officials report a successful pilot of a one-way traffic scheme on Mulberry and Locust streets with few violations. Street Commissioner Clyde E. Brewer says additional streets such as Jonathan and Prospect may follow to ease congestion.

Hagerstown Mulberry Locust Clyde E. Brewer Jonathan Prospéct

Free demonstrations for rupture appliance in Hagerstown

An advertisement for a June 11 and 12 event at the Colonial Hotel Hagerstown Maryland offers free demonstrations and personal fittings of a reducing device for irreducible ruptures. It promises noninvasive relief, daily sessions from 9 to 12, 2 to 5, and evening hours, urging sufferers to attend.

Hagerstown Fort Colonial Hotel Hacerstown PLOM Ali

Specialist Visits County Homemaker Clubs This Week

Miss Jessie Hinton of the University of Maryland and county agent Miss Martin visited Homemaker Clubs across Washington county on Farm Home Maker Account work. Local clubs including Halfway Dry Run Lappans Clearspring Downsville Leitersburg Chapel Woods Funks Town and 4H groups held demonstrations exhibits and meetings to showcase rearranging rooms clothing and craft projects.

Jessie Hinton University of Maryland Aecadl Martin Is Hinton Washington County Homemaker Club of Halfway Halfway School Mexdames Willams, Zimmerman Bahzley Joseph Mullendere Hubert Mu Chas. Mayl W. H. Evergly Clearspring W. G. Zimmerman Thos. Hassett Downsville Leitersburg Chapel Woods Funkstown

New Fleet of Ships Sought

President Roosevelt proposed a Federal contribution of 3,260,000,000 toward a 95 vessel merchant fleet. He asked Congress for 10,000,000 to start construction and 150,000,1006 for next year. Joseph P. Kennedy outlined 60 cargo ships 24 passenger cargo ships one liner and ten tankers with private builders and possible lease deals under the ship subsidy act.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Joseph P. Kennedy Maritime Commission United States Lines Manhattan Kennedy Commission

Tea Time Tidbit: Cream Cheese Pineapple Bites

Spread small rounds of white bread with a cream cheese butter mix. Top with a thin layer of pineapple mar malade or well drained crushed pineapple for a light bite.

Il Duce remarks fuel memories for Italians in Spain

The article notes Mussolini’s line about Italians remembering past glories and observes that Spanish boys are expected to supply a strong echo. It positions the propaganda angle within the broader Franco era context and hints at cross country reverberations.

Il Duce Spain

Reckord outlines Antietam reenactment plans for September

General Reckord and Lieutenant Colonel Jarman met with Antietam National Commemoration committee members to review plans for the main month celebration. A battlefield survey followed and national guard units from several states are expected to participate in the maneuvers culminating with President Roosevelt's September 17 address.

Antietam Milton A. Reckord Maryland Carey Jarman Reckord Roosevelt

Carroll County Leads Maryland In Chickens And Eggs

The University of Maryland reports Carroll County ranks first in Maryland for farm poultry. Over 100,600 chickens are raised annually and more than 2,620,430 dozen eggs produced.

Carroll College Park University of Maryland Carroll County Maryland

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