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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1940

Page

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Must Be Ever Alert Says Johnson at Chicago Rally

Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson warned of Trojan horses in the Western Hemisphere and sabotage threats to the Panama Canal. He urged mobilizing resources to defend against internal and external disruption, endorsing hemisphere defense without deploying troops to Europe.

Chicago Louis Johnson Hemisphere Panama Canal America Johnson The Institute of Food Technologists Washington U. S Europe United States Point Barrow Tierra Dél Fusga

Old Bridge To Be Maintained

Maryland officials announce the Susquehanna span at Havre de Grace will stay open for the crisis period, despite a new toll bridge. Roads Chairman Whitman says public traffic will be stopped and the old structure kept as a contingency if the new bridge fails.

Baltimore War Department Maryland Susquehanna River Havre de Grace Roads Commission Hera 8 B. Whitman Whitman Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland

Fifty Entered In Local Soap Box Derby

Fifty youths have registered for the third annual soap box derby in the city, with Hoffmann Chevrolet and Herald-Mail Co. sponsoring. Registrants include Bob W. Krouse of Chewsville and Harold Wiles of Clearspring among others. rules and race details will be issued, the date to be announced within a week.

Hofman-Chevrolet Co North Locust. Street Herald-Mail Co B. P. D. Elks Hoffman-Chevrolet Bob W. Krouse Chewsville Harold Wiles Lewis Wiles Clearspring Thomas Shank Charles E. Bowers Richard Lovell Warren Kauffman Robert Matthews William Burger Richard Hildebrand Robert Mowen Bob Mewen Teddy Mewen Frederick Gruber Patrick Donegan Richard Churchey H. Andy Prizag M. BE. Goyle Chevrolet Motor Division Locust Street Hoffman-Chevrolet,Co

Standard Form of Report Is Adopted

Baltimore officials adopt a standardized accident report for all departments to share, enabling constant contact on high frequency locations and including driver names and pertinent information to aid traffic planning and preventive measures.

Baltimore Commissioner of Motor Vehicles State Hattimore City Maryland Traffic Safety Committee E. R K. McShane McShane

Black Rock Sold Near Beaver Creek in Mountain Capture

Historic Black Rock including a 40 acre tract was sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon by Auctioneer J C Snyder for 47 dollars. The rock sits high in the mountains near Beaver Creek.

Black Rock Court House J. C. Snyder Rock Beaver Creek

Opening of Ports Urged

New Haven June 19 Henry L Stimson secretary of state during the Hoover administration urged the United States to open all ports to British and French naval and merchant vessels for repairs refueling and other services He warned successive air attacks on British bases could force its fleet from the Atlantic and leave it with reduced power He favored harmonious cooperation among navies urged repeal of neutrality provisions and accelerated arming of Britain and France He also advocated universal compulsory training and service to prepare crews for planes and munitions.

New Haven Conn Henry L. Stimson Hoover United States Stimson Great Britain Atlantic Ocean Pacific United States Navy France Britain Congress

Man Held In Numbers Case In Potomac Street Auto Stop

Hillary Keys, 35, colored, of Jonathan Street, was arrested by County Investigator Wayne Sellman and Detective Luther Broom on a numbers racket charge. He admitted involvement and produced a bag with numers slips and cash. Two others held then released. Keys posted $500 bond for Friday hearing as WPA payday ties emerge.

Hillary Keys Jonathan Street Wayne Sellman Luther Broom Charles F. Wagaman Keys North Potomac Street Broadway WPA Jean New York

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