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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

6

Shooting of Negro Held Accidental Says Official

In Chambersburg a 20 year old colored man Charles L Carter was released after authorities ruled the shooting of Emmanuel Tall a 22 year old colored man accidental. Tall was wounded through the hand and chest and is in Washington County Hospital. Both men from Chambersburg were said to be "cutting up" when the gun discharged in a second floor room of a home on Brown Street. They had arrived by cab from Chambersburg and met two others on North Street.

Charles L. Carter Imbersburg Emmanuel Tall Chambersburg Tall Washinzi County Ingram Brown Pennsylvania Carter Mbersburg Ting Peggy Lyles

Unclear fragment mentions Brown house shooting details

Fragment references a shooting at the Brown house. It states a bullet went through Tall's body but the wound is not expected to be fatal. No other names or solid details are provided.

Wwent Tall

Order Signed In City Controversy

Judge Albert A. Doubt signed an order in Cumberland requiring John D. Dunne and Clyde E. Brewer to show cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue. Petitions by Dr. Perry F. Prather and J Viv ecent Jamison Jr seek to compel vacating their offices on the Board of Street Commissioners following removal by the Mayor and Council. Demurrers are expected in the coming days with a hearing to follow.

John D. Dunne Clyde E. Brewer Albert A. Doubt Cumberland Perry F. Prather J. Vivecent Jamison, Jr Board of Street Commissioners Dunn Brewer

Fresh Mackerel at City Market Stall 87

A shipment of extra nice Span ish Mackerel available this Saturday at Stall No. 87 on City Market. Boil bake or fry this good fish for hot weather. Shipp's Fish Met. Phone 2470.

Helb Shipp

Church Favors Prohibition At North America Eldership

Delegates at the General Eldership of the Church of God in North America concluded a quadrennial meeting with a resolution supporting the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act, opposing 3.2 beer sales, urging patrons to shop where beer is not sold, and praising civic hosts. The session included reports from Findlay College and new Board of Education, with enrollment, expansion plans, and endowment notes.

Church of God In North America I. M. Wertz Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce May Macken Philadelphia W. C T U United States Pennsylvania Maryland H. R. Donathan Findlay College Findlay Ohio John W. Whisler

V Middlekauff Dies. longtime attorney in Washington County

Otho V. Middlekauff 76 prominent Washington county attorney and former Justice of Peace died yesterday afternoon in University Hospital Baltimore. Funeral at 4 p.m. Saturday at 724 Virginia Ave with Rev. Dr. J S Simon. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow and three daughters and two sons. Also notes other obituaries from the same area with service details and burial plans.

Otho V. Middlekauff Washington County Bar Justice of Peace University Hospital Baltimore Virginia Avenue Simon Rose Hill Middlekauff Trinity Lutheran Church John’ S Elizabeth (Long) Middlehauts Washington County Odd Fellows, Junior Order and Fraternal Home Society J. D. Marshall Lewes Del St. John's Lutheran Church Sons and Daughters of Liberty Smith Dayton Ohio

Warning Issued For Fishing Law Violators Ahead Of Bass Season

Deputy Game Warden Alvert Crampton issued a district wide warning to deputy wardens to be vigilant for fishing law violators until bass season opens. He noted the streams are clear and well stocked, signaling a promising opening. An unrelated porch finishing ad promotes Lusterol for porch preservation and easy cleaning.

Alvert Crampton Crampton

13 Veterans to Get Work in Washington County

Local veterans who applied for the Veterans Contingent Emergency Conservation Work were notified to report Monday June 26 to Sergeant Chop in charge of recruiting. The county quota is 13 men. They will undergo physical exams then be sent to Fort Meade Md for concentration and forest camp training. About 16 applied. pay for sergeants and officers has increased, making the positions more attractive. A sergeant will receive 45 dollars a month, much of which must be sent home.

Chop Washington County Fort George G. Meade Mad

Prince of Wales Celebrates 30th Birthday at Home

The Prince of Wales marked his 30th birthday with a quiet day at Fort Belvedere and a motor trip to York House to read hundreds of greetings from around the world. He then visited Buckingham Palace to receive congratulations from his royal parents. Roy Lushbaugh of Liberty Street reports a pet rabbit born with only one ear.

Wales London Prince of Wales Hfe Fort Belvedere York House Paris Buckligharm Palace Roy, Lushbaugh Liberty Street

Festival Highlights with Community Band in Pa

A festival on Saturday June 24 features the Waynesboro School band with music from the Dixie Ramb. Orch. Admission is free with a lunch provided. The event promotes community engagement with a gateway to local talent and civic groups.

Blate Line Waynesboro Mitheburg

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