Boy Keller Bell Jr Drowned at Kemp's Mill Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for Keller Bell Jr aged 14 who drowned in Conococheague Creek near Kemp's Mill will be held at 2 30 PM today at his parents home with Rev Hudile officiating Burial will be in St Pauls Cemetery The body was recovered Saturday afternoon by John Tice and Roy Sword after searchers cut roots from the bottom Cited cause was heavy clothing and a strong current Bell was a Scout member Survived by parents and several siblings Evangelistic services continue at Rehobeth A B Church in Williamsport with multiple ministers scheduled through Friday Roast Beef dinner at St Pauls U B Church Thursday March 23 from 1130 to 130 and 5 to 730
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Keller Byers ‘Bell, Jr
Conococheague Creek
Kemp’s Mill
Keller B. Bell, Sr
Ww. c. Hudile
St. Paul's
Bell
Ionet
Rtin
Luther Bell
Oung Bell
Scouts
Keller B. Bel
Huston
J. ‘Love
Solomons
Amanda K
Edith A
Gold Hoarders Get More Time
Washington notes extend deadline to March 27 for returning hoarded gold to banks. Federal Reserve in twelve districts enlarges list filing period for withdrawals since February 1. Treasury allows 5 percent withdrawal from deposits at open state member banks and suspends some payroll rules for closed banks. By March 15, $327 million had been returned. The treasury may publish hoarder names or refer cases to the Justice Department.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Justice Department
Second National Bank President Defends Financial Health
J O Snyder president of the Second National Bank outlines the bank s condition denying bad loans or securities loss, explains licensing delays, and details efforts to reopen with $260 000 preferred stock from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He cites normal director borrowings, supporting transparency and urging patrons to be patient. Includes a separate restaurant ad for Seaman s Dining Room offering roast turkey and waffles and other items at 25 cents.
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J. O. Snyder
Second National Bank
Mr. Snyder
United States
Washington
Treasury Department
Comptroller's Office
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department
Deaths in town area mark weekend obituaries
Ralph C. Kane aged 56 died suddenly at 31 South Locust street of heart trouble. Survived by wife Gertrude two daughters Miss Dorothy Kane and Mrs. Otho Childress and son Harry R. Funeral service at his house Tuesday at 2:00 pm led by Rev. Dr. G. I. Rider interment Funkstown. George W. Shoemaker of Boonsboro aged 71 died yesterday at 2:00 pm. Member of Church of God Zitthestown Logan Tribe Red Men survived by widow and multiple children and siblings. Funeral Wednesday 2:00 pm from home with services at U B church Moonsboro. Mrs. Mary Constance Main Buckeystown died Friday after five day illness at Frederick Hospital. Interment Mt Olivet. survived by father husband sister. SCHARF'S BEAUTY SHOP closed March 20 to 24 for New York beauty convention. Adr.
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Ralph C. Kane
South Locust Street
Gertrude
Dorothy Kane
Otho Childress
Harry R
Ambler
G. I. Rider
Funkstown
George W. Shoemaker
Boonsboro
Church of God At
Zitthestown
Logan Tribe of
Red Men
Malinda
Russell Essterday
Harry Kephart
San-Mar
Edward Maddren
Hagerstown
Harvey Moser
Tear Boonsboro
George
Patterson
N. J
Harvey
Seibert
Rufus Shoemaker
Littlestown
Amos Shoemaker
Chicago
Etta Gardner
Clara Jones
Ohio
U. B
Moonsboro
Frank L. Stine
Gardner Taylor
Boonsboro Cemetery
Mary Constance Main
Millard M. Main
Buckeystown
J. Philip Stalling
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Frederick Hospital
Charles W. Harris
Buckerstown
This
Cir
Jobs for the unemployed urged in Hagerstown election
A civic endorsement piece argues for voting Democratic in Hagerstown on March 27th to back a Roosevelt program and elect mayor W. Harry Reisner and five Democratic council members. It frames national recovery under a Democratic administration as the path to jobs and steady leadership.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Annapolis
Hagerstown
W. Harry Reisner
Abor
Zangara Defiant As His Life Ended After Assassination Attempt
A detailed account of the final moments of anarchist Giuseppe Zangara during his execution. He shouted defiance, condemned capitalists, and showed awareness of his surroundings as doctors reported his brain normal and his health generally sound. The event followed his attempted murder of President-elect Roosevelt and injuries to Mayor Cermak and others, with Cermak dying days later.
Pays Fines For Truck Accident In Pondsville
Edgar Rudy, of Pondsville, who drove the truck that crashed into Mark D. Grove's home at 110 South Cannon Avenue Friday afternoon, was fined $35 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving and driving without a license. Pauline Grove suffered a minor injury as she was knocked from a Davenport. Grove's house side sustained heavy damage.
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Edgar Rudy
Pondsville
Mark D. Grove
Cannon Avenue
Pretice Duffey
Grove
Pauline Grove
Davenport
Cumberland approves bid for 225000 bond issue for dam work
The Mayor and City Council accepted Phelps Fenn and Company of New York bid at 100.57 for a 225000 bond issue to liquidate indebtedness and fund further improvements at the Thomas W. Koon dam.
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Cumberland
Phelps Fenn and Company
New York
Thomas W. Koon
Burns Predicts Farm Bill Passage By Wednesday Night
Representative Burns of Tennessee, Democratic leader, predicted the administration emergency farm bill would pass the House by Wednesday night. A stolen Chevrolet truck was found wrecked along the new concrete highway from Middletown to Jefferson. the truck body had been removed.
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Washington
House
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Gapland
Middletown
Jefferson
Zangara Sentenced to Electrocution for Mayor Cermak Killings
On March 9 Alfredo Zangara pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the mayor Cermak case and Judge Thompson sentenced him to death. As the verdict was read he taunted the court. He was moved to Raiford prison to await execution and spent his last day in his bunk.
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Cermak
Thompson
Zangara
Raiford
D F Connor Lodge 602 Anniversary Celebration
Members of D F Connor Lodge No 602 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and their families celebrate anniversary Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Program begins at 7 30 with entertainment followed by dancing. Current receipt admits any member and their family. Adv.
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D. F. Connor Lodge No. 602
Brotherhood of Railroad
Masonic Temple
Sold Secrets Charge Made in British Army Court Martial
London March 2004 A charge that Lieutenant Norman Baillie Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders sold his country for 50 pounds was opened in a court martial by Maj. H. Shapcott. The officer, held at the Tower of London, allegedly conspired with a German agent to obtain and relay army secrets. A letter to Baillie Stewart signed Marie Louise and mailed in Berlin reportedly contained ten five-pound notes. The prosecutor vowed to speak plainly, accusing him of betraying his country.
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London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
H. Shapcott
Leutenant
Tower of London
Haillie-Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Shapcott
Baillie-Stewart
Marie Louise
Berlin
Foil Attempt On Life Of Hitler Foiled In Munich
Munich police report an assassination plot against Adolf Hitler by one German and two Russian Communists was foiled. Three men left hand grenades near the Wagner monument by Hitler's home, but were stopped as passersby alerted police. Authorities warn that any attack would cause unparalleled chaos.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Wagner Monument
Hitler
Sunday Program at Nazarene Church Draws Large Salem Audience
Sunday at the Nazarene Church on Salem Avenue drew large crowds to a strong program of preaching and singing. Evangelist Frederick Owens of Washington preached two forceful sermons. An evangelist trio impressed attendees with singing while Miss Jewel Nicholson led the children’s service. Evangelist Marvin S. Cooper, in charge, praised community interest and hinted at upcoming spring and summer campaigns with announced surprises.
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Nazarene Church
Salem Avenue
Frederick Owens
Washington
Jewel Nicholson
English Professor to Speak at Women's Club Meeting
Professor George S Warthem of Gettysburg College will address the Literary Section of the Women's Club at the March meeting on Wednesday at 12 15 PM. His topic is Modern Literature. Luncheon reservations required 24 hours in advance.
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George S. Warthem
Gettysburg College
Women's Club
Blame Crashes On Snow Storm
A northeast snow storm caused two fatal automobile crashes in New England. In Monson, Joseph Gagliano his wife and three children were killed as their car was struck by a freight train at a crossing. In Cranston two cars collided injuring nine, ages 16 to 23, two critically, as drivers attempted to pass other vehicles.
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Boston
New England
Joseph Gaglano
Monson
Central Vermont
Gagliano
Cranston
KR. 1
Chicago Grain Market Adette by The Sticker Sales Corp
Advertising notice from The Sticker Sales Corporation at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown MD promoting poultry equipment electric brooders seeds fertilizers grass seeds and garden plants including Burtsuda onions cab page and tomato plants in season Ernest W Miller seedsman highlights a full line of seeds and garden supplies with poultry fonts and complete plant offerings.
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Sticker Sales Corporation
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Ernest W. Miller
Fears Of Flood In Ohio Valley Prompt Widespread Inundation News
Farmlands submerged and towns flooded across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia as waters rose after storms. Newport Kentucky opposite Cincinnati reported 50 city crocks under water and 1500 homeless with Covington and California heavily affected. Rescue operations saved hundreds from river camps. Seasonal floods cut off Adams Pike Jackson Scioto counties and isolated regions near Greenup Maysville Parkersburg and Ashland. A tuberculosis clinic in Williamsport was postponed and a tremor followed by aftershocks rattled Los Angeles. Firemen from Williamsport set for regular meeting tonight.
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Newport
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
California
California, Co
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Adams
Pike
Jackson
Scioto
Greenup
Maysville
Ripley
Athens
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ashyland Ky
Evansville
Ind
Gallipolie, C
Huntington
Astrologer Langner Announces New Consultation Hours
Ernest Langner, astrologer, posts revised hours for readings at 31 E Salisbury St Williamsport. Readings cost $1.00. Hours: Tuesday noon to 10 pm, Wednesday noon to 8 pm, Thursday noon to 10 pm, Friday noon to 7 pm. Closed Saturday Sunday Monday. Streetcars stop at Artizan St, walk one block to Salisbury.
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Ernest Langner
Salisbury St
Williamsport
Artizan St
Crous
Salisbury
Ady
Hagerstown Mayor Candidate Vows to Preserve Municipal Light Plant
A Republican mayoral candidate pledges to protect and enhance Hagerstown's municipal light plant. He promises annual funding for depreciation and replacements, asserts the plant is public property, and opposes selling it without voter approval. He endorses local hiring, fair bidding, and local supplier preference per party platform.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Republican Party
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Thomas
Frice
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Indian River
K. T. Hager
TOM Cross
Roessner Coal CO
IND National
Comptroller's
Mumma
Hue
Seaman's Dining Room
Scharf
N.Y
Adr
The
Hagerstown Bank
Chapman
Bayfront Park
Roosevelt
W. F. Cross
Miami
Joe H. Gill
Newark
Russell Caldwell
Cocoanut Grove
Fls
Mr. Roosevelt
Kruis
Sinnot
Caldwell
H. L. Mills
W. Balto
St. Phone
Try
Ft. J. W. Rohrer
Stein Bros. & Boyce
McConac-Armatrong Building
Open
Pam Amer. Can
Amer, Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Beth, Steel
Chrysler Ssyye-Ees
Consol
Dupont
Fox
Chicago Grain Market
Los Angeles
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