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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1934

Page

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New Emperor Drops Robes For A Suit In Manchukuo

Kang Teh, formerly known as Henry Pu, begins his reign over 34 million Manchukuo subjects wearing an American sack suit and smoking a cigar. He eats native dishes watched by officials, while Japanese troops guard the enthronement. He rises early to Buddha prayers, enjoys animals, and prefers modest meals over banquets.

Associated Press Hsingking Changchun Manchukuo Kang Teh Henry Pu China Imperial Palace Buddha

Schmidt Funeral Set For Saturday

The funeral for Stephen G. Schmidt 37 whose body was found in Antietam Creek near Funkstown will be Saturday at 10 in the C M Suter funeral home Rev G I Rider officiating Burial at Cedar Grove Cemetery Chambersburg Schmidt a World War II Navy veteran is survived by his wife Marguerite a son Stephen G Jr and brothers George Thomas Leonard James Robert and Paul all of the city

Stephen G. Schmidt Antietam Funkstown C. M. Suter G. I. Rider Cedar Grove Cemetery Chambersburg Schmidt U.S. Navy Marguerite Stephen G., Jr George Cleveland Ohio Thomas Winchester Leonard James Robert Paul City

Second Woman Dies In Indian River Boat Blaze

The death of Mrs. Dorothy Chap in a gasoline tank explosion aboard a 75 foot speed cruiser on Indian River brings the toll to two. Mrs. M. P. Hutto was trapped in the cabin and died as flames swept the vessel. Her daughter Mrs. Mary Hutto Britton was severely burned and hospitalized. Mrs. Crisp died today after being fatally burned while fleeing the burning craft.

New Smyrna Fla Dorothy Chap Indian River M. P. Hutto Mary Hutto Britton

Ladysmith Saxophone Parson Tours Town

In Ladysmith Natal the Rev. W. Robinson known as the saxophone parson tours streets as a sandwich man tolling a bell. His sandwich board reads Spend an hour in God s house and he earned his nickname after introducing saxophone solos into church services.

Ladysmith Natal Rev. W. Robinson Rev. Robinson

New Milk Powder Container Aids Diets For Poor Families

The Department of Agriculture reports a new dried skim milk container preserving powder for four months in ordinary conditions and preventing caking for three weeks at 73 degrees with 85 to 90 percent humidity. The outer bond paper bag with two inner transparent layers held by paraffin is the key design.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Deaths in City: Neff, Ruth, Miller Pass Away

Hiram C. Neff 52 was found dead in a local hotel from a heart attack. He was a longtime traveling salesman, blind for years, and survived by Mrs. J. J. Long. Funeral arrangements are pending. William C. Ruth 76 died of pneumonia after one week near this city. He belonged to First Brethren church and Midway Council Jr. C U A M and left several children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at A. K. Coffman funeral home with burial in Rose Hill. Joseph A. Miller 83 died yesterday at his son George L. Miller's home. He leaves sons George L. and others, plus step-children and siblings. Viewing at Kraiss mortuary. funeral Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Broadford Cemetery.

Hiram C. Neff Mr. Neff Hagerstown J. J. Long Waysite Locust Streets Scott F. Minnich William C. Ruth First Brethren Church Midway Council Guy Baker Hopewell Frank Barnhart Lappans J. Clayton Raymond E Harry E G. Cleveland Waynesboro A. K. Coffman Frank G. Coleman Rose Hill Cemetery Joseph A. Miller George L. Miller High Street George L This City Harry Wayne Ark John Etters David Miller Paul Weller Daniel Peck Greencastle Elizabeth Miller Mapleville Theodore Miller Philadelphia Henry Miller Chambersburg William Robinson Mercersburg

New College Head Named for Hood College

The Rev. Henry Irvin Stahr of Merion Pa has been chosen president of Hood College Frederick to succeed Dr Joseph Henry Apple who becomes president emeritus Stahr 54 years old has long been a leader in the Reformed church Associated Press Photo

Henry Irvin Stahr Merion Hood College Frederick Joseph Henry Apple Reformed Church Associated Press

Starr Named President of Hood College

The Hood College board names Rev. Henry Irvin Starr as president to succeed Dr. Joseph Henry Apple. Starr, born 1880 in Lock Haven, will take office in June and Apple becomes president emeritus. Starr has led church and education efforts with Reformed Church in the United States and holds positions in several church and educational bodies.

Hood College Henry Irvin Starr Merion Joseph Henry Apple United States Stahr Apple Lock Haven Frederick Women’s College Margaret B. S. Hood Frederick Board of Christian Education The Reformed Church Aley Academy Franklin and Marshall College Seminary of the Reformed Church Cornwell Faith Church Reading Christ Church Bethlehem Emmanuel Church Hanover Eastern Synod Board of Christian Education Collegevil General Synod of the Reformed Church

Maryland House pushes four cent DC gas tax bill

Washington March 2 members of the Maryland House delegation back Representative Smith Virginia urging the District of Columbia gas tax rise from two to four cents to curb differential profits after the NRA oil code impact. Maryland reps Palmisano Kennedy sit on the DC committee handling the measure. Hoover turns farmer in Fresno Allan Hoover shifts from a white collar bank job to dirt farming in the San Joaquin valley pruning vines irrigating vineyards and learning field work notes indicate his new venture away from his former role.

Washington Maryland Smith District of Columbia Palmisano and Kennedy Baltimore Hoover Fresno Calif Allan Hoover Herbert Hoover Young Hoover San Joaquin Valley Land Department Burt

Lane urges hearing for druggist named in lynching charge

Maryland Attorney General William Preston Lane Jr says William H. Thompson of Princess Anne should be allowed to appear before the U S Senate committee to refute lynching charges. Lane provided committee affidavits from state police naming Thompson and notes Thompson has a right to present his side. Lane says the committee must hear those named and has heard nothing on Thompson's $300,000 suit claim.

Baltimore William Preston Lane, Jr William H. Thompson Princess Anne United States Senate Lane Thompson Senate

Death of Charles D DeLauder in Indiana

Charles W DeLauder of Summit avenue learns his first cousin Charles D DeLauder died in North Manchester Indiana from injuries in an automobile accident. He was 68 and had long ties to the county, living his life in Indiana.

Charles W. DeLauder Summit Avenue Charles D. DeLauder North Manchester Indiana

Boys to Take Another Tour Through Baltimore

The third educational and industrial tour for Washington county Boy Scouts departs Friday March 16 from the bus terminal at 6 am with at least 25 from Frederick county to join. They will visit Carr Lowry Glass Co Western Electric Baltimore Trust Building American Sugar Refinery Mt. Clare Shops and return about 11 pm. Scouts excused from school by Supt. B J Grimes. applications due March 13 at the local scout office.

Boy Scouts of Washington County Baltimore Frederick County Carr Lowry Glass Co Western Electric Co Baltimore Trust Bldg American Sugar Refinery C Mt. Clare Baltimore and Ohio Railroad B. J. Grimes Troop 10 Fred P. Eutler Claude G.minnich Robert Paxson Ted Grubb Howard Johnston Ed Zimmerman Howard Stottlemyer

Editor's Mail Box Ambitious Student Defends Living Standards

A high school student responds to critics of the current administration claiming living standards would fall. He argues that after fifteen million men and their families have endured unemployment, their living standards could not be lowered.

16 Aliases 16 Wives Had U S Fugitive

A fugitive linked to alias and wife networks is detained as investigators trace a stolen car and numerous forged checks. Macon and Richmond authorities pursue the suspect, with connections to the Dyer Act and Mann Act crimes. Bell claims multiple penitentiary stints and stock fraud involvement. federal or Jacksonville prosecution possible.

Macon F. M. Brady Baltimore Brady Bell Acosta Pennsylvania Maryland England

Judge Pen Capell Rules For Defendant In Perm Waving Case

In Memphis on March 2 a beauty shop customer sued for damages claiming a permanent waving machine burned her hair. The defendant brought the device into court and demonstrated it on the partner of the business. The judge ruled in favor of the defendant.

Memphis Pen L. Capell

Relief for Constipation With Gentle Regulation

Many claim relief from bowel worries using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It offers safe, pleasant tasting relief without salts or habit forming laxatives. Do not give to children. ask your druggist for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.

Dr. Caldwell

Leak questioned as senators probe air mail shorts

Washington reports indicate senators seek whether an air mail advance tip leaked to Wall Street amid January short selling of aviation stocks before government cancelled air mail contracts. The Stock Exchange will provide a list of individuals who sold aviation securities short, while testimony probes how specialists trade. Whitney and Kean deny knowledge of Washington originated short orders.

Washington Wall Street Senate Air Mail Stock Market Banking Committee The Stock Exchange Rayburn-Fletcher Richard Whitney New York Kean Whitney

How to Drink Collegiately at Haverford College

Haverford Pennsylvania March 2 It students at Haverford college do not drink esthetically says the News the weekly newspaper It prints instructions Drunkenness is the height of bad taste but the man who can tell 1921 champagne or Napoleon brandy should be more admirable than a total abstainer Liquor should never be carried on the hip.

Haverford Haverford College News

Life saver nets keep climber safe from suicide attempt

In Buenos Aires Pedro Rosa aged 25 climbed a 50 foot palm tree and leapt. Firemen formed life nets around the tree and caught him with no injuries.

Buenos Aires Mare Pedro Rosa Pedro

Chicago grain market quotations by Stein Bros and McComas-Armatrong

The Chicago grain market reports quotations from Stein Bros and Boyce and McComas Armatrong Building. Prices and bids are listed for futures and cash grain amid steady trading.

Stein Bros & Boyce McComsa-Armstrong Building Chicago Grain Market Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armatrong Building

NRA to push 36 hour work week and anti profiteering plan

The Johnson administration plans a reform program led by Hugh S Johnson. It targets a 36 hour work week with full pay, breaks price fixing, and enforces labor rights while fighting code compliance failures. Industry opposition remains, with some firms reverting to earlier hours.

Hugh 8. Johnson NRA Hugh &. Johnson

The Liquid Test for Gentle Laxative Use

A three step method selects a properly prepared liquid laxative and gradually reduces the dose to achieve bowel movement. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as a widely used safe prescribed option based on senna.

Dr. Caldwell

A Frank Statement on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

The statement claims pills give way to a gentle liquid laxative. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the ideal family laxative made from fresh herbs pure pepsin and senna. It asserts safety for children and expectant mothers without bowel strain.

Dr. Caldwell

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