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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1939

Page

7

Six Die in Wind Storm Across Midwest

Indiana reported three dead and Ohio two and Wisconsin one from a June wind storm that swept six states. The storm damaged homes utilities and toppled trees as it struck Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and Kentucky. Victims include Martel Briles 8 near Swayzee Gerald W Brown 26 near Schneider Charles Weiss 59 near Logansport and a Beloit Wisconsin baby. Mrs Harry Metz died when a tree fell on a car in Hicksville Ohio.

Indianapolis Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Kentucky Martel Briles Swayzee

Doctor's Formula Helps Liver Bile Flow Freely

An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate bile flow and ease constipation. It claims years of use by Dr F M Edwards and advertises prices and drugstore availability with emphasis on harmless elimination aid.

Not Wanting to Be Late for Work Triggers Bus Driver’s Rescue

In Seattle on June 12 Anton Sather aged 70 faced a train collision that trapped his leg in the car. Rescue crews hurried to free him but he declared there was no need for an ambulance noting it was his wooden leg that was caught. He then went to work after minor injuries.

Seattle Anton Sather Sather

Storm damages toll across Ohio Illinois and Indiana

Buildings were unroofed in this town and other communities as George W. Daugherty, 42, of Elyria Ohio, drowned when his fishing boat capsized in Lake Erie. Coast Guards rescued at least 30 people. Jacksonville Illinois suffered the hardest hit with over 200 homes damaged and losses near 100000. Over an inch of rain fell in Chicaxio Louisville and Indianapolis. utilities crippled and many areas in Louisville and southern Michigan lost electric service.

George W. Daugherty Elyria Lake Erie Coast Guards Lorain-Cleveland Jacksonville Illinois Chicaxio Louisville Indianapolis Adrian Michigan

Recruits Sought by Local Company Army Unit

Trig announced that Co. B Maryland National Guard is seeking five good men to report at the State Armory on Mondays and Fridays. Recent enlistments include Virgil H. Turner D. William Herbert Robert B. Penner George C. Penner Carl W. Wilkinson Kenneth R. Thorne Charles M. Bond. Notable service pledges feature First Sergeant Minnebraker with 21 years, Lieut. Schlotterbeck 15 years, with medals, and Sergeants Schlotterbeck Elvin W. Smith Victor P. Conrad with long perfect attendance. Private Daniel Sauders promoted to Private First Class and Second Cook. pistol range record shows Rohrer and Souders as sharp shooters.

Trig Maryland National Guard State Armory Virgil H. Turner D. William Herbert Robert B. Penner George C. Penner Carl W. Wilkinson Kenneth R. Thorne Charles M. Bond Wiliam B. Rohrer Elvin W. Smith Bruce G. Hall Roy L. May Charles B. Minnebraker Carl J. Schlotterbeck Earl P. Schlotterbeck Victor P. Conrad Daniel Lt. Sauders William B. Rohrer Daniel I. Souders

Broken leg ends ride for Marvin Hawbaker in county crash

Marvin Hawbaker of Magon Dixon Route 1 sustained a broken leg yesterday afternoon when his motorcycle collided with an automobile. He was transported to Washington County Hospital for treatment.

Marvin Hawbaker Magon- Dixon Route 1 Hawbaker Washington County Hospital

Reagan's return to crime thrillers in 1930s cinema

Des Moines radio man turned actor Ronald Reagan relocates to Hollywood to star in Warner Bros secret service films. After a 1930s start with the first Secret Service of the Air he leads in the follow up Code of the Secret Service at the Academy Theatre.

Ronald Reagan Des Moines Iown Hollywood Warner Bros Secret Service of the Air Code of the Secret Service Academy Theatre

Outdoor Open Air Concert in Hagerstown City Park

The Hagerstown Municipal Band opened the season with an open air concert at the City Park shell as part of Flag Day events. A large crowd attended. the program opened with America, included Auld Lang Syne, and closed with Star Spangled Banner. Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever highlighted the second half with patriotic pieces and popular tunes.

Hagerstown

Roger Newcomer Joins duPont Co

Roger H Newcomer of Williamsport Md joins du Pont de Nemours Explosives Department. He will work at Eastern Laboratories in Dibbstown and graduates from the University of Virginia in chemical engineering this June. He held Pi Kappa Alpha membership and was a chapter officer with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. The department operates seven plants producing dynamite nitroglycerin and other high explosive ingredients.

Roger H.newcomer Williamsport BLT. du Pont de Nemours and Company Eastern Laboratories Dibbstown Newcomer University of Virginia Pi Kappa Alpha American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Mystery Solved in Chickens Missing from Cavetown Farm

Deputy B C Bender solved the weekend mystery of 25 missing chickens from the W A Carl Cavetown property after complaints were filed. The case hinges on unidentified suspects and the investigation continues to determine the full details and potential culprits.

W. A. Carl Cavetown B.C. Bender

Chicken theft report in orchard leads to animal predation theory

Deputy Bender inspected the premises and found many chicken carcasses and feathers scattered across an orchard. Authorities believe dogs or foxes killed the birds, suggesting a wildlife predation incident rather than theft.

Bender

Mrs Marie Rubens Disappears Again in Moscow

Ruth Marie Rubens, the American who vanished in December 1937 and later reappeared in a Soviet prison, disappeared again after a judge told her she would be released following an 18 month sentence for entering Russia without a passport. Authorities and the U S Embassy had no information on her whereabouts. An unconfirmed report suggested she might have boarded a train toward the western border.

Moscow Ruth Marie Rubens United States Russia

Dr Bayley on Church Merger at Methodist Conference

Westminster Md June 11 Dr F R Bayley president of the Judicial council of the newly unified church spoke to the 11th annual convention of the Methodist Protestant Churches. He described the council action during the merger meeting and noted its role in keeping the meeting within delegated authority while addressing modern needs in church machinery and doctrine. He cited conscientious objectors as an example of aiming for freedom of conscience rather than rigid rule.

Westminster Methodist Uniting Conference F. R. Bayley Bayley Judicial Council Wat

WPA Work May Be Stopped This Fall in Cumberland

WPA engineers warn Cumberland Maryland faces large job losses and program suspension by November unless the city sponsors new projects. Planned relief cuts include 233 workers July 1, 42 on July 15, 68 on August 15 and 273 by November 15. American Legion representatives plan to canvass merchants for flags sockets and staffs for Flag Week.

Cumberland WPA Maryland F. S. Springer Springer Legion American Legion Sons of the Legion

Pugh Appointed to State Industrial Accident Commission

James H. Pugh former Montgomery County State's Attorney was named to the State Industrial Accident Commission by Governor O'Conor. He will take Omar W. Crothers’ seat, serving five years at 5000 dollars per year. Pugh, a Chevy Chase resident, ran a Rockville law practice and once worked with a Washington real estate firm. The note mentions federal and local government staffing growth from 1910 to 1930.

Annapolis James H. Pugh Montgomery County State Industrial Accident Commission O'Conor Omar W. Crothers Pugh Chevy Chase Rockville Washington, D. C

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