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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
3
Airdale notes reveal secretary of the treasury William H Wood among names in a referenced list. The column hints at a follow up solution in the next issue, urging readers to compare and spot the omission from yesterday.
Washington mobilizes federal agencies and Red Cross to aid high water victims in the Ohio River Valley. The Buffalo Coast Guard will lead an 80 man relief expedition with surf boats and skiffs by rail. Amphibian planes from Great Lakes naval station and eight pilots join relief, with naval reserve support requested. Red Cross dispatches seven disaster workers and orders chapters in six states to prepare for emergencies.
More than a score of automobiles loaded with young basketball stars head toward Chicago from 11 states for the National Catholic prep tournament at Loyola University opening tomorrow night. Only one team boarded the train due to costs, the rest traveling by borrowed cars. St Xavier of Louisville, Kentucky was the exception. Thirty-two teams are entered, with three games starting the event and continuing through the final on Sunday.
Antoinette appears grounded and deliberate, a calm, intelligent young woman who stays apart from the mob. She exudes poise, gentleness, and reliability, with a subtle humor and a quiet strength that draws others to her without showy effort.
An item notes an empty porcelain doll and mentions Betty Brainerd who will be ried to assist with problems. The address given is Betty Brainerd, 18 East ith St, New York, NY.
A. B. Swanson from Lyndhurst Ohio praises Vegetable Compound for relief after childbirth and bearing down. Recommends it to weak nervous women and urges getting a bottle from the druggist.
Chicago reports that tomorrow night at the Chicago Stadium Petrolle may win and secure a chance at Tony Canzoneri for the lightweight crown. Petrolle has previously challenged Canzoneri, winning in Chicago but losing a 15 round decision in New York. Barney Ross fights as a rising challenger in the same card.
Edgewood Arsenal Md March 20 Relatives claimed the body of private Joseph J McDyer found dead on a mountain road after a dance Friday night Tomorrow it will be taken from the Arsenal to Tamaqua Pa for funeral services and burial Twelve witnesses have been ordered to appear at an inquest to be conducted by Magistrate Fred Morlock at Abingdon Wednesday
Prices paid to farmers for keepsake goods include Old Bacon 4c, New Hams 180, Turnips 30c per unit, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Dried Corn, White Beans, Lima Beans, Dried Apricots, Apples 26c to 1.00 per unit. Live Chickens 10 to 20c per pound, Live Turkeys 18 to 20c per pound.
Former Sheriff Isaac Long died in hospital after a stomach operation at age 63. Blue Ridge League moguls plan to start the 1918 season May 24. Colonial Hotel nearing completion and expected to open April 1. Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows has 25 members in service of Uncle Sam.
John F. Delauney, a well known Union veteran, died at his home in Sharpsburg aged 79. Mr and Mrs Martin T Rohrer, formerly of Rohreraville, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Mt Morris Illinois. Moller Company began work on the next project.
Howard L. Mitten of this city purchased the Shippensburg Chronicle and planned to publish it. Dew $3500 organ for St John's Episcopal Church and the Way Down East and there Tom's Cabin were booked for early showings at the Academy of Music.
Testimony concluded in Frederick county circuit court in the trial of Milford H. McGaha of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad detective charged with manslaughter in the death of 17 year old Thomas Scheetz. McGaha argues the shot near Point of Rocks on December 14 was accidental as Scheetz and Vernon Harper were sacking coal along the tracks. Scheetz died three weeks later in a Frederick hospital.
Rochester authorities closed the inquiry into the death of 27 year old gymnast Erik Baumann finding the death a suicide while temporarily insane. Coroner David H. Atwater announced the ruling and the investigation was concluded.
Verdict of death cites ropes bound by unknown person or persons. Baumann Wan found Wednesday morning in a locked room, trussed in a sleeping bag. Police suspect murder amid unusual binding method. Lone Star Cement Co. raises wages 10 percent effective Monday in Bonner Springs Kansas.
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