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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

7

Hague Denied Plea To Speak In Jersey City Case

In Newark on June 22, Mayor Frank Hague’s bid to address the court and discuss CIO and ACLU conduct was denied. Judge William Clark ruled Hague must present evidence through counsel. Proceedings focus on injunctions and subpoenas aimed at restraining alleged interference with CIO and ACLU activities.

Newark N. J Frank Hague Jersey City CIO Morris L. Ernst National Democratic Committee William Clark Ernst Hague American Civil Liberties Union United States Clark Hague Cio ACLU

Steele Surname Origins and Early American Pioneers

The Steele name origins tie to Scotland and England with meanings tied to hill spurs and stile. George Steele emigrated from Essex to Cambridge Massachusetts circa 1630, later Hartford where he died in 1663 and served as a colonial commissioner. John Steele (1623–65) moved from England to Newton then Hartford, held many civic posts, and helped govern Connecticut. Many modern Steeles carry varied professions across the U S and abroad, from lawyers to journalists and educators. Watch for more on family insignia and ancestral names.

Steel Steele Scotland England América George Steele Essex Cambridge Massachusetts Hartford Connecticut United Colonies Rachel John Steele Newton General Court Colony of General Assembly Rachel Talcott Mary Charles New York City David M Newtoft Square Frederick D Harry L Washington, D. C Heath M John London Joseph M Germantown Robert M California Thomas M New Maven, Conn Wilhuee D Flamburg, Conn Willard, Priyat- Ham I Omaha Neb

Income Tax Case Finally Settled

Washington June 22 The government’s three million dollar income tax case against the estate of Andrew W Mellon settled for 668000 dollars ending four years of litigation. The dispute centered on art treasures from czarist palaces and a 1913 McClintic Marshall stock share. Mellon who died last August denounced the suit as political persecution and a campaign of villification. A federal grand jury refused to indict him on the fraud count.

Washington Andrew W. Mellon McClintic - Marshall Corporation Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department Mellon

Shelley Holds Records In Case In Harrisburg

Attorney General Guy K. Bard sought to supersede District Attorney Cas B. Shelley over a grand jury probe of Bratt campaign charges and corruption in Dauphin County. Shelley refused to surrender records and said Bard lacks authority due to his admin role under Governor George H. Earle.

Harrisburg Guy K. Bard Cas B. Shelley Bratt Shelley Bard Dauphin County George H. Earle

Greencastle Speed Trap Sparks Tourist Boycott

Local motorists complain of a Greencastle speed trap run by city officers and allege discrimination against Maryland drivers. A man detained en route to a wedding disrupted ceremonies, fueling plans for a tourist boycott. State Senator Ernest W. Miller announces Johns Hopkins engineering scholarships for Washington county graduates. applications available at 103 S Pototiae Street.

Greencastle Maryland Ernest W. Miller Johns Hopkins School of Engineering Washington County Miller

One Young Man With A Good Idea Spring Cleans Neighborhood

Morris Lankowitz, twenty, launches a civic beautification plan in Denver's Spanish-speaking area using donations and labor to spruce up the worst house. He forms a neighborhood paint-up and clean-up society and promises a Fiesta de las Flores prize for best work as twenty houses enter the contest. The Denver Junior Chamber supports the project, aiming for a brighter summer feel.

Denver Morris Lankowitz Lankowitz Eintadtice

Peterson's Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema

A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for eczema and itching. It claims relief from pimples, blotches, and toe cracks, priced at 35 cents with a money back guarantee if one application fails.

Ted Peterson

Gary Cooper Stars in The Adventures of Marco Polo

Gary Cooper portrays Marco Polo in a Goldwyn production at the Maryland Theatre for three days starting tomorrow. The adventure epic features lavish sets designed and largely built by Richard Day, reflecting the film's grand scope and romantic biographical flair.

Screen Marco Polo Samuel Goldwyn Gary Cooper Maryland Theatre Richard Day

Former director aids Tyrone Power early career

Charles Hardee, the first man to give Tyrone Power stage directions, appears in 20th Century-Fox's In Old Chicago with Tyrone leading the cast alongside Alice Faye and Don Ameche. Darryl F. Zanuck's production opens today at the Academy Theatre.

Tyrone Power Charles ©. Hardee Chicago Tyrone Alice Faye Don Ameche Hardee Darryl F. Zanuck Old Academy Theatre

Crime Club presents The Lady in the Morgue at Henry's

Detective Bill Crane returns in the Crime Club live mystery The Lady in the Morgue showing today at Henry's air conditioned Theatre Preston Foster reprises the role of the famed sleuth in this latest thriller A stray line notes that nine men have served as vice president before becoming president

Crime Club HENRY Bill Crane Preston Foster United States

E Z Korn Remover Ad Claims Easy Corn Removal

A vintage advertisement promotes E Z Korn Remover with bold claims the solution soaks through the toughest corns and softens them until they shed. It emphasizes quick, reliable results and easy use and notes available at drug stores for 35 cents.

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