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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1935

Page

2

Roper Denies Mitchell Allegations of Corruption

Washington dispatch reports Secretary Roper and key Commerce Department officials vehemently deny corruption charges against former assistant secretary Ewing Y. Mitchell. Mitchell is denounced as meddlesome and suspicious, with lawmakers detailing Leviathan contract disputes and graft accusations involving United States Lines and related figures.

Washington Ewing Y. Mitchell the Treasury Roper Commerce Mitchell Roosevelt Congress J. Craig Peacock Chunky Shipping Board Bureau Leviathan United States Lines South Trimble, Jr Commerce Department Peacock

Two Boys Sentenced To Life For Sheriff Kidnapping

Indianapolis June 22 Two teenage boys Bascum Ray Jr 14 and Maurice Sheridan 17 pled guilty to kidnapping Sheriff Ed Leugers of Jasper Indiana and were sentenced to life terms Judge John L Sumner ordered the youths transported to Pendleton Reformatory but the younger boy could not be admitted due to age and policy The older boy was to be held at the reformatory while arrangements for confinement are resolved by state officials The case prompted further legal action as attorney Ernest Malcolm said he would seek a new trial and the judge pledged to seek a solution to the “unfortunate” situation amid conflicting statutes.

Indianapolis Hoosier Indiana John L. Sumner Jasper Bascum Ray, Jr Maurice Sheridan Huntington W. Va Ed ‘Leugers Pendleton Reformatory A. F. Miles Reformatory Miles Philip‘ Lutz, Jr Lutz Plainfield Tr Ernest Malcolm Malcolm Ray Sumner

Lois Bowers Reported Improved in Frederick Hospital

Lois Bowers daughter of John Bowers of Yarrowsburg in Washington County was hospitalized in City Hospital Frederick with sleeping sickness. She has been reported improved on Friday after serious illness.

Plans For Fourth At Fairgrounds Promises Big Fireworks

Washington County Boy Scout Council outlines July 4 fireworks at the Fairgrounds with 400 reserved seats at 25 cents. Tickets available at Leiter's, Semler's, and R. M. Hays stores. Kite contest plans to be announced in Tuesday's papers with prizes for various kite categories. Edward Summers chairs the event with Frank Leiter as assistant chair and Leslie Lakin leading the reserved seat committee.

Washington County Boy Scout Council Leslie Lakin Leiter Semler’s R. M. Hays & Brothers Edward Summers Frank 8. Leiter Fred P. Entler

The Needlework Corner Dress Pattern Advertisement

The article promotes a hand knitted blouse and skirt dress with a clever knitted square effect. It invites readers to request complete instructions by mailing 10 cents to the Knit Pattern Dept at The Daily Mail in New York City.

The Daily Mail Fifth Ave New York City

Sunday’s Motoring Tour by Automobile Club

The Automobile Club outlines a 108 mile Sunday trip visiting Hancock Breezewood Chambersburg and return with stops at Hagerstown Huyetts X Roads Wilson Clearspring Indian Springs Millstone Watfordsburg Amaranth Emmaville Gapsville Breezewood Salavia Harrisville McConnellsburg Ft. Loudon St. Thomas Chambersburg Guilford Springs Marion Greencas State Line and ends in Hagerstown. Further details available from Mr Marpel at Hotel Hampton.

Automobile Club Hancock Breezewood Chambersburg Hagerstown Loudon St. Thomas S. Main Street Guilford Springs Marion Greencas State Line Marpel Hamton

Heavy Tax Col ections Reported Across Counties and City

County Treasurer Harry E. Keedy announced second day receipts of 32400 dollars while City Tax Collector Charles E. Fry reported about 12000 dollars. Two day totals reach about 57000 dollars for state and county, and 29000 dollars for the city. County office stays open until 3 pm, city office until 4 pm.

Harry E. Keedy Charles E. Fry Ttal

Rain benefi ts county crops with cool spell

Rain visited various sections after dark improving crop prospects and pushing temperatures down below 55 degrees. Weather observer D Paul Oswald at Chewsville reported nightly rainfall of 0.38 inch. The day’s high reached 79 degrees, two above Thursday, while Thursday’s low was 51.

D. Paul Oswald Chewsville

Revue Scores’ Hit At The Academy

The Chatterbox Revusical at the Academy Theatre this weekend features Ben Berry as master of ceremonies with new acts. The Kaessmere Girls excel in dance including a waltz and hot cha routines while Kaessmere and Carmine perform modern dance. An Asian dancer Buster and Berne provide comedy with a trained dog adding to the fun. The show also presents a film about aviators titled Air Hawks starring Ralph Belamy and Tara Birell with Wiley Post featured on screen.

Academy Theatre Ben Berry Kaessimere Kaessmere Carmine Academy Buster Berne Wiley Post Air Hawks Ralph Belamy Tara Birell

Doubting Thomas Stops Doubting Today at Henry's Theatre

A light hearted film comedy titled Doubting Thomas shown at Henry's Theatre from 12 30 to 11 pm. It follows Mr Brown whose wife joins a charity society play and ignores disapproval as she pursues acting. The plot centers on domestic upheaval and humorous attempts to curb stage fever.

Will . Rogers Thomas Henry’s Brown

Age of Indiscretion at Academy Monday

MGM presents Age of Indiscretion a dramatic tale of a millionaire mother in law fighting for a child in divorce with a large cast led by Paul Lukas Madge Evans Helen Vinson May Robson David Jack Holt and Ralph Forbes opening Monday at the Academy Theatre.

Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer Academy Theatre Paul Lukas Madge Evans Helen Vinson May Robson David Jack Holt Ralph:. Forbes

Wheeler and Woolsey Solve A Sleuthing Murder

Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey star as amateur detectives in The Nitwits a RKO Radio feature comedy set in Tin Pan Alley. The plot centers on a murder solved in a publisher’s office with Wheeler’s sweetheart accused and a cast including Fred Keating Betty Grable Evelyn Brent and Erik Rhodes providing mystery thrills and melody moments shown at the Maryland Theatre.

Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey RKO Tin Pan Alley of & Wong Wheeler Woolsey Fred’ Keating Betty Grable Evelyn Brent Erik Rhodes Maryland Theatre

Battle With Six Foot Snake Reported In City Yard

Carl Cramer of 100 North Cannon Avenue described a snake encounter at Snyder's Landing where a six foot reptile moved from a tree. He stood armed with a small stick while help arrived and a companion killed the creature with a rifle.

Herald Office Carl Cramer Cannon Avenue Cramer Snyder’s Landing

Cearfoss Visitors Gather at Myers Home

June 20 at Cearfoss a list of visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Myers includes Mrs. Ronald Stitley, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Perrott, Miss Laura Perrott, Miss Maude Perrott, Mrs. C. R. Stouffer, Miss Alice Shank, Miss Ada Welty, Miss Thelma Spickier, Preston Barnhart, Clarence Lumm, Mrs. Harry Hamby, and many others from local families such as the Bartles, Hose, Welty, and Welty households. The note also mentions Dieterich and Mary Bartles, Ruth Welty, and Charles Hykes Jr. visiting, with Ruth Welty spending time near Fairview.

Preston Myers Ronald Stitley Jacob Perrott Laura Perrott Maude Perrott C. R. Stouffer Alice Shank Ada Welty Thelma Spickier Preston Barnhart Clarence Lumm Harry Hamby Omer Myers Albert Bartles Albert Hose Elsie Frances Freddie Katie Gosnell Martin Hollinger David Lena Dieterich Mary Bartles Ruth Welty Charles Hykes Fairview

Notable Visitors Span Several Local Families

A list of guests and relatives visiting over the past week includes Mr. M. Springer of Upton, P Yeakle of Harrisburg, Miss Catherine Flora Emma Murray of Greencastle, and families of L. Callers Jim Carbaugh Laurence Witherspoor Marie New Franklin and Mrs Catherine Myers. The group shared time at various homes, including Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolf kill and Mr and Mrs Charles Hykes and family.

Jim Carbaugh M. Springer Upton Yeakle Harrisburg Ter Miner Dauighteger Greencastle David Moers Gerstown Catherine Flora Emma Murray Laurence Witherspoor Marie New. Franklin

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