Divorce Suits Surface For Prince Serge Mdivani and Mae Murray
In Los Angeles on June 14 the Georgian royal Maivani house faces two divorce actions. Mae Murray sues Prince David Mdivani for divorce, while Mary McCormick the opera singer petitions for separate maintenance against Prince Serge Mdivani. She seeks 600 dollars a month support and 7500 dollars attorney fees with an accounting of property. claims cruelty and jealousy including a past eye injury and confinement. Community property exceeds 100 000 dollars. loan of 40000 dollars cited withpartial repayment. The couples have been apart about two months since earlier marital ties with Pola Weert.
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Los Angeles
Maivani
David Mdivani
Soviet Republic
Mae Murray
Serge
Mary McCormick
Barge Mdivani
Miss McCormnick
Phoenix
Ariz
Pola Weert
Paris
Mattern to Resume His Sea Flight
Mattern continues his perilous flight from New York to Nome Alaska facing gas line trouble sickness and wrong directions. After a first landing at Belovo and a second at Sofiak he reached Khabarovsk at 6 20 a m Moscow time Tuesday en route to Nome.
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Khabarovsk
Moscow
New York
Siberia
Belovo
Sofiak
Khabarovek
Children’s Day Exercises at Boonsboro Church
Sunday evening service at Boonsboro Christian Church set for 7 30 with Children’s Day programs. Also Sunday school institute planned at Broadfording Church of the Brethren tomorrow at 7 49. Tonight worship at St Paul’s M E Church at 7 45 with midweek service.
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Children Service
Boonsboro Christian Church
Broadfording
Church of the Brethren
St. Paul's M. E
Mercury 44 and cool morning prompts heated homes
The thermometer dropped to 44 in Keedysville and Chewsville with J A Miller noting June readings can vary after last week’s heat. Cumberland hit 43 and Hancock 48 while Thomas West Virginia reported 36 freezing. The daily high near 65 prompted locals to switch to warmer clothing with a warmer day forecast tomorrow.
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Thermiaeters
Keedysville
Chewsville
J. A. Miller
Redysville
Thomas
W. Va
Cumberland
Hancock
Baltimore man jailed and fined in Virginia beer case
JC V Earle of Baltimore received 90 days in jail and 50 dollar fine after police seized 33 cases of beer brought for unloading in Petersburg. R H Odom of Waycross Ga also got 90 days and 50 dollars. J B Stafford Petersburg fined 50 for possessing beer. R H Stafford Petersburg dismissed on possession charge. First beers case since federal legalization but not legalized in Virginia.
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Petersburg
Virginia
Flying Club Holds 400 Mile Bird Race
The Hagerstown Flying Club conducted a 400 mile old bird race from Jefferson City Tennessee. Birds were released at 10:20 am with Leroy Semler's bird arriving at 9:55 am on Monday. Results include Leroy Semler first and sixth, Emanuel Craig taking two places, and G M Ohler & Son placements among 31 reporting birds from five lofts. The next race is June 25 from Cleveland Tennessee over 500 miles.
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Hagerstown
Leroy Semler
Emanuel Craig
G. M. Oller & Son
G. M. Ohler & Son
Cleveland
Tenn
Deaths of Mrs Amanda Ellen Welty and Joseph W Brown
Mrs Amanda Ellen Welty of Rocky Ridge Maryland died at home after two years illness aged 68 survived by husband Charles Welty daughters Mrs G W Boller Rocky Ridge sons Russell and Frank L Hagerstown Paul C West Newton PA and 17 grandchildren Funeral Thursday with services at 2 pm from the home Rev Williams officiating Interment Mt Tabor cemetery Rocky Ridge Joseph W Brown longtime Taneytown resident aged 52 died at his home son of the late John and Margaret Brown of Washington county Ruben Brown of Taneytown survives as brother.
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Amanda Ellen Welty
Charles ¥. Welty
Rocky Ridge
G. W. Boller
Russell
Frank L
Hagerstown
Paul C
West Newton
Lutheran Church
Rev. Williams
Mt. Tabor Cemetery
Joseph W. Brown
Taneytown
John and
Margaret Brown
Washington County
Reuben Brown
Granddaughter of Mrs J H Hoover Dies in Illinois Hospital
Mrs J C Wiles, wife of farmer J Wiles, dies Monday at 3 15 PM in Joliet Hospital Illinois after living in Joliet, with Mrs J H Hoover at 230 N Mulberry. Reuliah M Hartle, her father Robert L Witmer’s daughter, marks one year since his passing. Card of thanks from Mrs Carrier Silvers for support and flowers.
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J. H. Hoover
N. Mulberry Street
J. C. Wiles
J. ©. Wiles
Joliet Hospital
Joliet, Til
Robert L. Witmer
Reuliah M. Hartle
Adv
William Silvers
Carrier Silvers
Fresh Air Fund to aid Hagerstown children in need
The Herald-Mail Fresh Air Fund will select undernourished Hagerstown youngsters from poverty-stricken families for two weeks of farm life this summer. City youths in dire circumstances, aided by the King’s Daughters, are the focus, not children from metropolitan areas. Contributions have declined as the drive aims to finish this week without door solicitation, urging local supporters to mail or deliver gifts to the Herald-Mail office.
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Herald-Mail
Hagerstown
Herald-Mail Office
Death dims the luster of Townsend's Nugget
Dahlonega Georgia editor W B Townsend, 78, who printed his Dahlonega Nugget by hand and ran the four page weekly with pungent, frank local commentary, died after years of school and town coverage. He opposed sidewalks, avoided Atlanta for decades, and once opposed tobacco campaigns with a biting note on preachers and patches.
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Townsend
Dahlonega
Iit
W B. Townsend
Atlanta
Sports Books Donated To Washington County Library
A sports book and the magazine Golfing are donated to the Washington County Free Library in Hagerstown by Semler Sport Shop and the Hagerstown Golf Club. Archery by Robert P Elmer M D is a revised edition presented by the club. Acting librarian Nellie Chrissinger says many readers seek such literature and invites more book donations.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Free Library
Robert P. Elmer
Semler Sport Shop
Alexander Armstrong
Princeton
Swallows Eye, Coughs It Up in Chicago Incident
Muriel Smithwich a seven year old girl in Chicago swallowed an eye from her doll along with a pin that held it. She was taken to a hospital for removal but coughed up the eye from her lung before surgery.
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Chicago
Muriel Smithwich
Snail Defeats Garter Snake in Nine-Hour Garden Pool
Walcott Iowa June 14 H H Schneckloth reports a garden snail battled a ten-inch garter snake for nine hours in a pool. The snail won.
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Walcott
Towa
H. H. Schneckloth
Sentenced To Attend Church In Court Ruling
In Chicago Judge Haas of Town Hall Court ordered Claeson Albin to attend church every Sunday and place a quarter in the collection plate each time. The order followed Claeson’s arrest on a disorderly conduct charge raised by his wife who said he had been intoxicated on and off for eight years.
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Chicago
Albin, Claeson
Haas
Town Hall Court
Claeson
Lions open district meeting in city with 200 delegates
About 200 Lions Clubs delegates gathered for the eleventh annual district convention in Hagerstown and Boonsboro hosts. Registration at Hotel Hamilton began at 9, and the first session opened at Hotel Alexander with William R. Stevens of Wilmington as district governor presiding. The two-day program includes sessions, banquets, tours to Crystal Caverns and Antietam Battlefield, and a closing business session with elections.
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Lions Clubs
Twenty-Second District
Hotel Hamilton
Hagerstown and
Boonsboro
Hotel Alexander
William R. Stevens
Wilmington
Del
America
Irvin M. Wertz
Rotary
Kiwanis
Monarch Clibs
M. Nelson Bond
J. Russell Cook
David R. Perry
Pennsylvania
Alexander Botel
Charles W Hoover
Washington Club
William A. &. Fox
Lions International
Crystal Caverns
Hageratown
Antietam
Boonsboro Lions
Hagerstown
Hamilton
W. P. Wachter
William A. G. Fox
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Samuel H. Baynard, Jr
Cumberland, Md
Baltimore
Joseph ¥. Gunby
Salisbury
Charles W. Hoffman
E. G. Miller
Joseph S. Feltz
W. A. Rosenberger
C. Edwin Kline
T. H. Hardinge
F. T. Warrenfeltz
H. A. Fesperman
G. W. LeVan
E. W. Ditto
J. V. Alexander
R. H. Ratt
Daniel E. Nicodemus
S. D Owings
Robert K. Remsberg
Lloyd Marcus
Hugh A. Ford
J. H. Howard
W. I. Marpel
W. C. Thomas
S. E. Meredith
W. A. Westphal
B.C. Warrenfeltz
J. L. Myers
BE. G. Miller
Ralph A. McC
Confession Thrown Out in Buck Kidnap Case
Barnstable Mass June 14 The defense in the Kenneth Buck kidnapping trial won the first pretrial advantage by invalidating a second confession as evidence. A preliminary hearing yesterday heard two confessions the first mentioning a mysterious Bill who allegedly directed the kidnaping. Judge Edward F Hanity ruled that remarks by state detective Michael Barrett at the end of the first admission made all subsequent statements inadmissible.
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Barnestable
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Kenneth
Bill
Edward F. Hanity
Michael Barrett
World Economic Conference Opens With Debt Talks
Delegates from 19 nations pledge not to raise new trade barriers as World Economic Conference opens. Prime Minister MacDonald notes four more countries join the tariff armistice. Neville Chamberlain urges settlement of war debts and reparations and calls for abundant money by central banks.
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Roosevelt
MacDonald
Britain
Netherlands
Denmark
Romania
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Col Baskett Transfer Delayed Indefinitely At Army Dinner
Col Alvin K Baskett, honored at a Third Corps farewell dinner, remains in place after a suspension of his transfer to Columbus C and gains praise from Maj Gen Paul B Malone for his quartermaster service and local Antietam Battlefield improvements. Also, Frederick man Claggett Ramsburg 55 dies after prolonged illness.
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Third Corps
Alvin K. Baskett
Columbus
Baskett
Hagerstown
Antietam
Chamber of Commerce
Paul B. Malone
Baskette
United States
Frederick Man
Frederick
Claggett &. Ramsburg
County
Judge Praises These Battlers for Language Fight
In Chicago on June 14 Francis Sullivan used the word whom and sparked a dispute with Thomas McKeever. The argument moved to Judge Haas's court where both combatants were discharged and praised for defending language purity.
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Chicago
Certain Square
Francis Sullivan
Thomas McKeever
Haas
Ten Accidents Cases Heard in State Commission Court
Testimony in ten local compensation cases is heard today by the State Industries Accident Commission in the Grand Jury room of the Courthouse. Cases include Haines vs Spessard garage owner Kump v Statton Furniture Kefauver v Statton Furniture Weaver v Reynolds Burger v Antietam Hotel Harvie v Bohman Gerber v Hagerstown Iron and Junk Elliott v Hagerstown Shoe and Lgging Harris deceased v Kreider Reisner Aircraft Robinson v Miller. Also, Rev Lloyd G Davis is named pastor of Washington Square M E church correcting a misstatement in yesterday's papers.
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State Industries Accident Commission
Grand Jury
Joseph A. Haines
Charles W. Spessard
Leslie J. Kump
Statton Furniture Company
W. A. Kefauver
Statton Furniture
Roy S. Weaver
George D. Reynolds Company
Charles A. Burger
Antietam Hotel Corp
Robert E. Harvie
O. P. Bohman, Inc
Judel H. Gerber
Hagerstown Iron and Junk Co
Pauline Elliott
Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co
Allan Beck Harris
Kreider-Reisner Aircraft
Charles Robinson
Paul E. Miller
Today’s Stock Quotations Furnished by J Stein Bros
Quotations in this column are provided by J Stein Bros and Boyce from the McComas Armatrong Building. Readout includes latest prices and market movements as reported by the firm for today. The listing highlights key stocks and financial indicators available at the time.
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J + Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armatrong Building
Chicago Grain Market Prices and Open Bids
Quotations from Sales Corporation listing wheat corn rye oats by month and contract. Open high low figures show July September December prices with percentages, noting bid and last trade levels at 4 pm. Trade in Hagerstown Maryland indicated, with mixed gains and losses across crops and months.
Riley to retire after 45 years with utility firms
MF Riley ends a long career with the American Water Works and Electric Company system after 45 years. He joined at 16 with Braddock Gas and Light, rose from office boy to president of Potomac Edison, oversaw expansion including Cumberland Piedmont and parts of Virginia, and will reside in Hagerstown.
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Cumberland
Piedmont
Keyser
Loudon County
Virginia
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Riley
Braddock Gas and Light Company
American Water Works and Guarantee Company
American Water Works.and Electric Company, Inc
Arkansas Water Company
Little, Rock, Ark
Pittsburgh
Water Department
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Long Islanders View Secession Over City Taxes
On June 14 readers hear a proposal by Long Island civic leaders to secede from New York over auto taxes and bridge tolls imposed by New York City. Queens Republican Warren B. Ashmead backs the idea, saying it could be great. Also notes Miss Beulah Stouffer graduating from Hagerstown High School after 12 years of perfect attendance and an announcement for the Smithsburg Firemen's Dance at the Gateway Inn on June 15 with Dixie Ramh Orchestra and free punch.
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New York
Union
Long Island
New York State
New York City
Warren B. Ashmead
Queens
Beulah (. Stouffer
John McP. Stouffer
Leitersburg Pike
Hagerstown High School
Smithsburg
Gateway Inn
Dixie Ramh
Orch
Dic
Ady
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Mies Murray
Hoffman
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Used Car Buyers Guide
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Flying Club
H. L. Mills W. Balto
K. T. Hager
Cee. Church & Preapect
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Eleigh Motor & Tire Co
B. G. Miller
Ralph A. McCune
Hagerstown Lions
Snail
James, Davis
LIONS
City
McMath
Col. Baskett
Chas. H. Rippetoe
N. Greene St
Edelbrau
Teading
Edelbrau and
Goldenrod
Lindys Restaurant
Recreation Center
Dutch Kitchen
Lincoln Restaurant
Buffalo Restaurant
P. Saylor Co. D. Rarnsparger
Majestic Billiard Parlor
Hiram B. Wantz
Washington & Alleghany County
Sale State Distributors
Lloyd G. Davis
Washington Square M. E. Church
Lloyd G. Thomas
Mr. Davis
Amer
Amer. T. & T
Amer. Wat. Wke
Atchison
Aay
DuPont Beereeee
Gen. Elect
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Nice
Steelesse Kite
United Air
Paton Pacifier
Estthorne Elec
Western Union
Baa
West, Md
Ajae
WM Loews
Texas
Warner Bros
Chicago Grain Market
Sticker! Sales Corporation
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
MF Riley
Long Islanders
TOM Cross
Mayflower
CAB Luton
C-Nuire
Bellevue Avr
North End
South End
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