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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1929

Page

6

Baltimore publisher van Lear Black crash in Calcutta landing

Van Lear Black chairman of the Baltimore Sun and his party crash while landing at Calcutta airfield during a flight from Allahabad to the Far East. The soft monsoon soaked field buried the Fokker but no one was injured. The craft is dismounted for shipment to America. Black has piloted extensively with one prior minor accident.

Salcusta India Yan Lear Black Baltimore London Toyo Calcutta Mr. Black Far East Black Allahabad Fokker America van Lear Black The Baltimore Sun Europe Africa Asia Capetown South Africa Genoa

Pola Negri and Husband Face Divorce Rift in Europe

Pola Negri and her prince consort reportedly separated after a dispute over travel to Monte Carlo. Friends say the divorce proceedings began after a France trip three months earlier, with the prince defying an order to stay home. The couple split but remain on civil terms as papers were filed last week.

Monte Carlo Pola Negri France Priny Pola Ale Wagland the Wayne

Court Reconvenes Then Adjourns After Trials Settle

The court reconvened in the morning but adjourned after all trial cases were settled. Jurors were compensated for eleven days of service.

May Court

Launch Fight Here Against Bean Beetles in Washington County

Assistant State Entomologist P. D. Sanders will visit Eakles Mills tomorrow at 1 20 PM to advise farmers on controlling the Mexican bean beetle. He will present the beetle’s history, habits, and remedies, with local farmers from across the county attending. The beetle, first found in Mexico sixty years ago, has spread to many states.

Washington County P. D. Sanders Jefferson Davis Eakles Mills Te County Sanders Mexico

Ex-Gridiron Star Shot in Chattanooga Capture Try

W F McWhorter former Georgia Tech football star was wounded probably fatally and Patrolman Rod Barker had his thumb shot off during an early morning attempt to arrest him and Louis Stuart local airplane pilot. Stuart jailed. The officer said the pair attacked him while he tried to take them into custody on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated.

Chattanooga Tenn W. F. McWhorter Georgia Tech Rod Barker McWhorter Louis Stuart Stuart

Swedish Ocean Fliers Forced Down After Gas Pipe Burst

A seaplane named Service under Captain Albjy Alrenders was forced to land near Skaptaros after a gasoline fuel pipe burst. The crew, including Captain Ahrenberg, survived and expected repairs before continuing a trans Atlantic attempt from Stockholm to New York. The flight covered about 1450 miles from Stockholm and faced adverse winds prior to the incident near Greenland.

Reyiktavik Yealand Albjy Alrenders Skaptaros Ahrenberg Iceland Greenlandsen Stockholm Sweden Bergen Norway Ation New York Tylgut Greensland Faroe Islands Stockhold

Sonny Boy Adopted by Pearce Family in Baltimore Park Story

A seven year old known as Sonny Boy was adopted today by Paul P. and Emma M. Pearce making him James Sonny Pearce. The boy was found in a Baltimore park two years ago after being left with a Pearce sister by an elderly woman who never returned. The court order finalizes the adoption amid decades of mystery about the child’s origins and earlier guardians.

Sonny Boy Pearce James Sonny Pearce Paul P Emma M. Pearce Baltimore Hagerstown Kent Paul Pearce

Compact Failed to Connect Shotgun Violence in Harristown

In Harristown last night brick mason Daniel Tucker Bowers fired his shotgun at his nephew Frank Miner after a mistaken alarm about chicken thieves. Miner suffered arm and side injuries. Bowers fired when warned by a neighbor reporting a thief, but no fatality occurred and Miner's condition was not serious.

Daniel Tucker) Bowers Liberty Street Bowers Frank Hoopie) Miner Tucker Harrystown Miner Hante Atic Ispot Servic Harristown Chapel

Signal fires pistol shot to summon help in Highland Park

In Chicago a telephone signal fault led to a police call when a pistol fired near Burton Avenue sparked a rescue. Frank Conder was found wounded with a bullet through the left lung and a grazing wound on the temple after a man named Clark reportedly fired three shots from a nearby weapon.

Ghicago Highland Park Burton Avenue Frank Conder Clark

Memorial Exercises by Agron Lodge Odd Fellows in Williamsport

Memorial services were held by Agron Lodge of Odd Fellows of Williamsport at Riverview cemetery at 2 20 yesterday afternoon. The Vedee led by Boy Scouts and drum corps escorted to the cemetery. A G Moffman conducted the exercises. Rev Howard F Bink pastor of the Lutheran Church gave the address. Rev Th C Wheeler pastor of the Methodist Church offered the prayer. A choir of young children sang. The graves of Odd Fellows were decorated with flowers and lodge insignia.

Agron Lodge of Odd Fellows of Williamsport Riverview Vedee Boy Scouts A. G. Moffman Howard F. Bink Lutheran Church Th. C. Wheeler Methodist Church Kidies Odd Fellows

Martin Ingram Noted Washington County Delegate Ill

Martin Ingram, a member of the Washington County delegation to the General Assembly, is reported at his Virginia Avenue home after several days of high fever. Initial thoughts said to be appendicitis, but the illness remains undetermined.

Martin Ingram Washington County General Assembly Virginia Avenue Mr. Ingram Hedias

Girl Has a Real Record at Howard Street School

Margaret Jane Polly Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Yorns, completed studies at Howard Street School and will enter High School next year. She has never missed a day in five years, walked daily even in heavy snow, led her class with all H grades, earned three proficiency awards, and won a prize for girls’ contests. Polly is 14.

Margaret Jane Polly) Young Howard Street Polly George Yorns Sharnsburg Pike Tally

Cassidy's Lunch Scene Fire Damages Kitchen

A fire at Cassidy's Lunch Scene of Blaze on Rochester Alley and Antichim street damaged the kitchen after starting in the cellar around 3 am. Fire department responded and extinguished the blaze with undetermined cause.

Cassidy Blaze Cassidy's Rochester Alley Antichim Street

Georas nonmson and Robinson Recover From Blindness

A report states Georas nonmson, who recently attended a TRaw jery booze party, has fully recovered his sight after going blind. Robinson remained blind for about a week. Dr A B A Wilson treated the two patients during their illness and recovery.

Georas Nonmson Robinson A. B. A Wilson

Two Aviators Dead As Plane Crashes Near Frostburg

A Langley Field aircraft enroute from Dayton Ohio to Langley Field crashed into a tree five miles west of Frostburg. Lieut Harry A Saunders and Sergeant Edwin Woodward died. Both were burn ed beyond recognition. Poor visibility and engine trouble blamed. Woodward had played for Frederick Baseball Club in 1927 28. Saunders active in Langley Field polo and post athletics.

Frostburg Little Savage Mountain Harry A. Saunders U. S. Army Hdwin $. Woodward Langley Field Dayton Ohio Woodward Frederick Baseball Club

Kreider-Reisner completes addition in record time

The Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Corp expands into a new 120 by 262 foot brick steel and glass addition, delivering 35 000 square feet of floor space. Contractor Aaron E Reecher completed the project in 49 days from site staking, with 6200 panes of glass installed. The front houses offices, the office block moves in, and the plant doubles capacity while remaining active. Similar future additions are planned as business grows.

Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Corporation Aaron E. Reecher Reecher

Murders Kin Then Himself At Mount Vernon

In Mount Vernon Kentucky a man M J Betherum 45 killed his brother’s wife and then fatally shot himself. S J Tipton said no motive could be found. Betherum was a lawyer and brother of the late Judea L W Betherum a state political figure. Rainfall report notes about an inch fell Saturday per government weather service, impacting crops.

Mount Vernon Yester S.J. Tipton M. J. Betherum Judea L. W. Betherum Ad A. Miller Sovernment Weather Ply Keadysville

This Holdup Is Arranged By Phone

Chicago report details a staged robbery arranged by phone. Drug clerk Lawrence Wallemade agreed to meet for a fake hold up at a Wabansia Avenue address, where a man intercepted a $20 bill change and ice cream before fleeing.

Chicago Lawrence Wallemade Wallemade

Two Held for Court Action In Embezzlement Case

Patrick Henry Etheridge a 24 year old Raleigh night clerk at Hotel Alexander was arraigned before Justice Richard Duffey on embezzling 400 of hotel funds and held for November court under 37000 bail He waived preliminary hearing Robert Coffman a local youth captured at Princeton WL VI was accused of theft of Dr C Byron Martins ear and also held for November court under 1000 bond Coffman took the Martin machine from the family garage Etheridge was arrested in Washington and traced there by a phone call He had recently married a Raleigh girl whom he planned to meet in a Washington hotel Before leaving Washington he told detectives there was no truth in the marriage story

Patrick Henry Etheridge Raleigh N. C Alexander Richard Duffey Robert Coffman Princeton WL VI C. Byron Martin Duffey Coffman Martin Etheridge Washington

Burned to Death in New Jersey Home Fire

In South Orange New Jersey Margaret Casterton wife of John Ward Casterton a Stand oil Co purchasing agent was burned to death when their home burned. Her husband and two young children were rescued from the blaze which destroyed the residence.

South Orange N. I. Inna Margaret Casterton John Ward Casterton The Stand Oil Co Casterton

New Building Starts Again In Wakefield Addition

Permits for five new homes totaling about 20000 were issued by City Building Inspector Wm C Slea in the past week. Three Wakefield Addition homes will be built with two by Hagerstown Reality Co and one by Maser and Kreps. Fry Avenue at 1108 and 3 West South Boulevard also secured brick and semi bungalow permits respectively.

Wm. C. Slea Wakefield Addition Hagerstown Reality Company Maser and Kreps Charles E. Fry Fry Avenue W.dahlhamer West South Boulevard

Peas and Spuds Featured at Miller Dinner in State Line

New potatoes and peas were served at a dinner hosted by G. Victor Miller in State Line Pa. Early peas have just appeared on market while new potatoes are not due for another week or fifty days, except those Miller grew. Will of Carl H. Boger probated today by Orphans Court. widow and eight children to share in estate.

G. Victor Miller State Line Mr. Miller Carl HI. Boger Cour

Raskob to Speak at Washington Democratic Banquet

Washington audiences watch a dinner in honor of Jouett Shouse and John J Raskob as party leaders debate the event's significance. Local officials insist it remains a local affair while several Democratic senators express varied reactions and attendance signals.

Weashington Washington District.of Columbia Jouett Shouse John J Raskob National Committee Alfred E. Smith Raskob South Raskoh Shouse Robert N. Harper Jefferson Democratic Association Congress Robinson Arkansas Smith Overman North Carolina McKellar and Tyson Tennessee Ransdell Briussard Louisiana Harrison Mississippi Pletcher Florida Glass Virginia Hoover

Cherry Harvest Beginning Today in Washington County

Harvest of Washington County cherries, the largest yield in years, begins today with all varieties in abundance. Growers, wary of rain during ripening, started picking after forecasts showed showers midweek. Washington County sweet cherries fetch strong prices in Baltimore, Washington, and Philadelphia markets.

Washington County Sherry Crowers Baltimore Washington Philadelphia

Woman pilots plane as brother repairs damaged strut

In Galveston Texas a woman on her first flight piloted the monoplane while her brother D A Jung 7 years old son of Mrs D? repaired a damaged strut beneath. Lee Hausinger 23 years old guided the craft as spectators watched a tense beach display. Hausinger crawled through a window to strap a rope around the loose strut and realign it before landing vertically with the plane.

Brother Galveston Texas Lee Hausinger Sirs. D A. Jung D. A. Ir Hausinger

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