18 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
1
Workers at a Cumberland Massachusetts Kelly-Springfield tire plant held a secret strike vote to decide support or opposition. The Wattered Rubber Workers Union conducted a separate vote on Saturday, but results were not announced and the classified section drew some complaint for not informing readers.
June 18 1940 campaign for industrial unionization of the steel industry begins with Philip Murray accusing steel operators of thwarting the effort and offering paid vacations and possible wage boosts to deter workers from joining a union led by John L. Lewis. The move risks widening the rift with AFL President William Green as 50 organizers are planned.
The Municipal Band led by Peter Buys plans a summer of park concerts with a new band shell. National guest conductors will lead local programs, and top local vocal talent will perform. Frank Simon of the Sousa era appears. dates run from June 21 to August 26 including several Wednesday evenings.
Authorities sought a courteous soft spoken thin man for questioning in the slaying of D. McFarlan Moore East Orange inventor nine hours after Bea trice Moore the victim's daughter described his visit to her father.
Rev. Paul B. Wailington and George D. Hicks returned from the National Monarch convention in Washington June 15 and 16. Wailington joined the credentials committee and helped shift the club objective to Service to Young, with a tour through the Department of Justice escorted by G men. The 1937 convention will be in Binghamton New York. Visitors included J. Scott Lantz Harry C. Main and Dr J Calvin Mower.
In San Francisco on June 18 a restraining order halted the planned execution of a huge elephant named Wally after its trainer, Ed ward Brown, was killed. Judge Frank T. Deasy issued the order after protests by Oakland and San Francisco mayors. Attorney Alexander Mooslin, calling himself a lover of animals, obtained the order in time to stop the killing. Police marksmen had been selected to carry out the execution before the reprieve.
Advertises Fasteeth powder to secure dentures without gum taste or slip. Claims firmer, more comfortable fit and breath sweetening. Sold at Peoples Service Drug Stores and other druggists in three sizes.
A 23 year old elephant named Wally killed keeper Brown after being separated from four female pachyderms. The animal trampled and gored Brown before other keepers subdued it and chained it. The Park Commission ordered the death sentence for the elephant.
The WEAF and WIZ stations announce a nine o'clock broadcast detailing the Schmeling bout with Cleme McCarthy and Ed Hill providing the narration for the evening.
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