Traffic and Safety Director Proposal For Hagerstown
A long traffic committee report to the Board of Directors recommends creating an office of director of traffic and safety under the Mayor and Council. The plan envisions coordination with the police, shared duties for public safety and traffic control, and possible consolidation with an existing office to ease congestion. Other ideas include enlarging the safety zone at Public Square to an oval shape with trolley switches, adding a central tower signal, and a 16 week study period by committee members. Dinner on March 31 names Gray Williams of Winchester as speaker for a Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Club joint event.
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Trafic
Chamber of Commerce
Warcan
Hagerstown
Police Department
Alagerstown
J. Stanley
Wilmoth
Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Club
Gray Williams
Winchester
Fortune's Child Willie Chin Nom Becomes Heir After Foster Death
Willie Chin Nom, once a nameless waif adopted by a New York Chinatown mandarin, inherits the fortune of his foster-father following the latter's death, elevating the youth from obscurity to heir status within the family wealth.
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Willie Chin Nom
New York
Chinatown
Scared Cat Injures Woman At Big Pool
Mrs J Harr of Big Pool suffered numerous cuts and scratches to her face and head after a frightened house cat fleeing a dog leaped at her as she sewed at home. The cat bolted from a window when a large dog appeared, and friends removed the animal.
Women’s Missionary Association elects new officers
At a St Pauls U S Church meeting the Women’s Missionary Association elected officers for the coming year. Officials include President Mrs Albert E Baker and Vice President Mrs Benj A Beard with several secretaries and a treasurer. Nebates named to the May convention in New Comerland Pa.
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Women’s Missionary Association of
St. Paul's U. S
Albert E. Baker
Benj, A. Beard
W. A. Clopper
Willian Buchanan
Herbert Cost
A. B. Statton
C. M. Horst
Nebsates
New Comerland
Chase Rohrer
Clinton Hoftmaster
Film Start Soon for The Story Without an End
Globe Films expects to begin shooting within two weeks for a new feature titled The Story Without an End made with The Herald Mail. The project seeks local talent with no experience and will premiere at Nixon's Academy with director in charge Mr. Launt and location man Charles B. Falner guiding the process.
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Globe Films
Herald-Mail
Nixon
Academy
Launt
Charles B. Falner
Hagerstown
Hollywood
Girl and Baby Escape Death After Auto Crash at Indian Springs
Blanche Paryard, 16, was seriously injured when she stepped into the path of an oncoming car. An 18 month old baby in her arms was hurled clear and landed unhurt in a grass plot. The Pavard family of Indian Springs said the girl is recovering from shock and is not expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Paryard
Indian Springs
Pavard
Bruce Pavard
Truck Damaged in Accident Near Hancock
A large motor truck owned by the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company was badly damaged in a late yesterday afternoon accident on Brosius Hill near Hancock. The Service make vehicle used to haul workers from the sand plant, located two miles away.
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Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company
Hancock
Brosius Hill
Sand Glass
Truck overturns after ditching on return trip
A truck carrying one passenger plus the driver veered toward a hill, slid into a ditch and rolled three times before stopping. Both occupants escaped by jumping out unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Hancock
Hancock
Jury awards $199.15 to George Riggins in WV suit
After hours of deliberation the Circuit Court jury found for the plaintiff George Riggins of West Virginia against cattle dealer Daniel Manges of Smoketown and awarded damages of $199.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riggins
West Virginia
Daniel Manges
Smoketown
Night cough quickly relieved by honey and tar advert
A letter from H W Webb of Quincy Illinois says he coughed badly at night until using Voley's Honey and Tar Compound. He reports one dose relieved the cough and he slept well all night. The ad claims it is one of the largest selling couch medicines worldwide, contains no opiates, is safe for children, and urges insistence on Foley's and to refuse substitutes.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Voley
Foley
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