Bid for Senate Nomination Sparks Rapid Political Fallout
A 25 word notice announces the late Senator Copeland’s successor will accept the nomination if his party wants him. Within hours Bennett enters the race. Speculation swirls over Wagner, Roosevelt’s stance, Lehman’s gubernatorial fate, Dewer potential, Mahoney and Battle support, and La Guardia’s reaction.
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Royal
Copeland
Bennett
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Washington
Roosevelt
Lehman
Willian S. Murrhy
City council tightens anti pyrotechnic enforcement
In Klamath Falls on June 22 a firecracker exploded under a council table prompting strict enforcement of the local anti pyrotechnic ordinance. In Baltimore police investigated two bombings last week and found a whisky still explosion injured three people as they escaped from a second floor window. Our Wednesday program was postponed to Thursday after broadcast. Ady Becks Restaurant.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Baltimore
Ady
Beck’s
Reisner Describes Ha gerstown City Parks History
W Harry Reisner a Park Commission member spoke at the Little Heiskell Club meeting in City Park detailing the development of Ha gerstown s City Park and other city parks. He noted the City Park as the nation s second most beautiful municipal park, praised the 40000 purchase, and highlighted parks like West End Pangborn and Ha ger park now under the commission, with non partisan cooperation from city leadership. The program included a Y M C A Junior Band concert directed by Dr Crown O Diehl after a box supper in the pavilion.
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City Park Commission
Hagerstown
Little Heiskell Club
City Park
Park Commission
Reisner
Harry R. Rudy
United States
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hager Park
West End Park
Pangborn Park
Y. M. ©. A. Janior
Crown O. Diehl
Edwin C. Partridge
PWA To Be Presented Bridge Tunnel Plans
Maryland State Roads Commission will present outlines for a 30 million dollar bridge tunnel program to Regional Public Works Administration officials in New York. No project will be submitted. officials seek guidance while detailing five bridges including potential Chesapeake Bay spans.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Public Works Administration
New York
Homer E. Tabler
Commission
PWA
Tabler
Frank F. Luthhardt
Nathan L. Stith
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore Arbor
Harbor
Now It Can Be Told Lincolnville Postcard Mystery
Lincolnville Indiana June 22. R W Poston explains why he missed relatives arriving on the 10 15 train the night of November 19 1901. Workmen remodeling a former post office found a postcard from relatives advising their arrival time. It was delivered about 37 years late.
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Lincolnville
Ind
R. W. Poston
Poston
Hospital ER records show multiple arm injuries in one hour
In Salt Lake City on June 22 hospital supervisors reviewed an emergency room log listing Norman DeJones age 1 with a broken left arm after a fall on pavement, Bobby Ludwig age 7 with a broken left arm from a fall from a garage, and Duane Johnson age 7 with a broken left arm from a bicycle incident.
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Salt Lake City
Norman DeJones
Bobby Ludwig
Duane Johnson
Cicycle
Death notices from local area honor several families
Deaths include Mrs. Elle E Faheney widow of Callo Fahrney who died in Waterloo Town and is survived by sisters Mrs. Mary Fahrney Mrs. Anna Slifer Mrs. Grace Sheeley. Funeral planned in Twin Falls Idaho on Friday. Separate notice postpones funeral for Mrs. Margaret M Clopper in Clearspring with date to be announced.
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Elle E. Faheney
Callo Fahrney
Waterloo
Town
Mary Fahrney
Anna Slifer
Magerstown
Grace Sheeley
Niagara On the Lake
Canada
Twin Falls
Idaho
Margaret M. Clopper
Clearspring
In Memory of Mrs Jane Ditmer Manuel
In memory of our dear beloved mother Mrs Jane Ditmer Manuel who died one year ago today. Dear mother you are not forgotten though on Earth you are no more but in memory you are with us as you always were before. By Her Daughters Ay Leona and Eleanor.
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Leona
Eleanor
Improvement in Business Seen by FDR
President Roosevelt reported a brighter national income for 1937 per Commerce Department data, noting total income at 69.3 billion and a lower cost of living. He defended public works, saying PWA created in 1933 spurred 25,000 projects and $2.6 billion in material purchases while employing workers across mines mills forests and transportation. He also discussed talks with Joseph P. Kennedy and reflected on the broader international outlook.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Roosevelt
National Foundation For
Commerce Department
United States
PWA
Henson's Hat and Dress Shoppe June Sale Ad
Announcing a June sale with many exclusive models at greatly reduced prices. Come in without obligation to buy at Henson's Hat and Dress Shoppe, 23 West Antietam Street. Also notice time change for The Way of Truth program broadcast from Station WJEJ every Thursday 4:45 to 5:15 P.M., sponsored by Church of God, 628 Salem Avenue.
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Antietam St
Agai
Sta‘tiot
WJEJ
Church of God
Salem
Ave
Ady
Kerr to Head State Eagles
The Maryland State Aerie elected Olin Gannett as delegate to the national convention while remarks by Charles Guenther and Tom Morgan highlighted the Fraternal Order of Eagles community duties. Attorney General Herbert R. O’Conor praised Eagles ideals as vital to preserving democracy at the 33rd annual convention banquet in Beck’s Tavern.
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Fred Decker
Brunswick
Raymond Crum
Frederick
W. 5
Sadler
Baltimore
C. B. Smith
Jack Watts
Hagerstown
Ken Close
Frostburg
F. H. Schultz
Cumberland
Charles G. Guenther
Tom Morgan
Order of Eagles
Order
Herbert R. O.conor
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Howard W. Jackson
David J. Lewis
Lewis
Eagles
New President Highlights Social Security Efforts At Meeting
The gathering of about 200 men and women heard the new president praise the Eagles welfare work while noting social security laid by law. Attendees included Mayor Jackson and state senator Ernest W. Miller. Committees were named for resolutions finance press rules and other duties followed by reports on membership gains and upcoming events.
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Jack, Griffey
Malcolm Hutto
Orga
Jackson
William P. Lane, Jr
A. Charles Stewart
Cumberland
Ernest W. Miller
Eagles
June Dress Sale at Henson's Hat and Dress Shoppe
Fish's Mountain View Inn promotes events with Paw Jones dancing every Wednesday night and free admission. Fisher's new orchestra performs Fridays and Saturdays with refreshments and ice cold beer available. Ady.
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Mountain View Inn
Thurmont
Mountain Side
Paw Jones
Fisher's New Orch
Man Confesses Pushing Youth Off Cliff At Big Bend
The article details Black admitting he pushed Marvin Dale to his death near a mountain cliff in the Big Bend area. He said he bought the boy a bicycle to lure him into danger and then made sure he was dead by plunging to the bottom. His defense portrayed him as unstable while a psychiatrist called him excitable with weak will power but not insane.
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Black
Mountainy
Big Bend
Here
Marvin Dale
Paul L. White
Austin
Texas
Youth Drowns Near Antietam Creek Bridge
Charles Linwood Miller a 14 year old boy son of Luther and Irene Miller of 17 Latvale street drowned while swimming in Antietam Creek near the new bridge on the dual highway yesterday afternoon around 4 15. His brother shouted for help as he struggled in about ten feet of water. Reno Smith and others attempted rescue but failed. Coroner C Edward Heard ruled death by drowning. The body was recovered about an hour later by Raymond Griffith and Robert Henson. Services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Rose Mill cemetery with Rev Lloyd G Dayin officiating. Miller is survived by his parents three sisters Trene Delores Joyce three brothers Donald William Kenneth and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Snodderly. This is the county’s third drowning of the season.
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Luther M. Miller
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Reno Smith
Smith
Max Malott
Raymond Griffith
Robert Henson
C. Edward Heard
Young Miler
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Pentecostal Sunday School
Luther
Irene 5Nodderly Miller
Trene
Delores
Joyce
William
Kenneth Miller
Ernest Snodderly
Lloyd G. Dayin
Rose Mill
Miller
Baker death as accident suspected in canal fall
Residents told State's Attorney Charles A. Baker 69, a retired Baltimore and Ohio brakeman, died near Sandy Nook in the C and C canal last Thursday. Coroner's jury left cause unknown but locals fear foul play as a 12 foot fall and head marks suggested possible accident or heart attack.
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Martin L. Tagram
Charles A. Baker
Baltimore and Ohio
C. and C. Canal
Sandy Nook
Baker
Ingram
Grotto Patrol Set to Stop in Hagerstown June 24
The Selama Grotto patrol from St Petersburg Florida will arrive in Hagerstown Friday June 24 at 3 pm en route to Cleveland for the national convention. A special delegation advertising St Petersburg beaches will accompany the patrol and a meeting of local Masons is urged to greet them on the public square with parking arranged for their cars.
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Chamber of
Fall Is Fatal as Man Dies After Ladder Accident
Charles G. Webster, 75, a retired milkman, died from a fractured skull suffered while climbing a ladder to help his son-in-law Philip Rogers paint a house in Thurmont. He collapsed after an attack of vertigo yesterday and died hours later in hospital.
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Charles G. Welster
Ile
Philip Rogers
Howe
Chicago grain market quotations and prices
Market notes from Chicago show wheat, corn, oats and rye quotations. Prices listed for different contracts include figures for Sept and Dec months, with segment mentions of futures and bid asks.
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U. Rye
Raider Sinks British Ship After Quick Torpedo Strike
The Thorpeness was sunk within minutes by a lone raider. Chief Officer Norman Goater of Southampton survived in a lifeboat with 25 crew, while Captain William Kermode and eight others jumped overboard. The attack, the second on the Thorpeness during the Spanish Civil War, followed a January 20 bombing in Tarragona.
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Southampton
William Kermode
Tarragona
Thorpeness
Jean de Mersuay
Paris
Goater
Milk theft clue found in childlike note in Wisconsin
Detectives may have a lead in a milk theft spree in a neighborhood of Kenosha. A milk wagon driver found an empty bottle with a note in childish scrawl asking for chocolate milk, stating We like that better. Also mentions a local hall event with two orchestras Dixie Ramblers and Gold and Silver Swingsters at 8:30 p.m.
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Wis
BIG Square
Round Bance Swithsburge
Thurs
Dixie Ramblers
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