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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1933

Page

10

Freight Tax Proposal Aims for Maryland Roads

Maryland senators Veasey and Donovan propose a one third of a cent per ton mile tax on freight hauled for hire across state highways. The measure, backed by State Roads Commission and motor agencies, would fund highway improvements north from Baltimore and replace part of the gasoline levy.

Annapolis Maryland Senate Milton A. Veasey Dem Worcester Joseph L. Donovan Howard State Roads Commission Motor Vehicle Department State Law Department Attorney General's Office Motor Vehicle Commissioner Sef Fire Veasey Donovan Baltimore Pennsylvania Delaware District of Columbia

Foreclosure Sales Barred by North Dakota Governor Proclamation

Gov William Langer bans forced sales of owner occupied farms and real estate with personal farming property, allowing only owner consent in writing. Mortgage foreclosures on tenant-occupied homes and farms may proceed per AG interpretation. sheriffs urged to conduct sales on properties not occupied by owners.

Bismarck N. D William Langer Atate

New York Wearings: Spring jacket dresses and prints

A fashion feature highlights spring jacket styles for women and misses, noting a boxy youthfully styled jacket in grey tweed and dresses with bias seams to slim the hip line. It recommends navy and white prints and pale blue crepe looks, with a page promoting a mail fashion section and the Hagerstown Mail fashion department.

Social News From Sharpsburg Weekend Guests and Local Events

Edith Smith from Charles Town visits Sharpsburg with Abbie Wyand and others. Several locals and visitors from Washington, D. C., Hagerstown, Frederick, and Harper's Ferry join them for meals and celebrations. The Pentecostal revival continues with Rev Hawbaker and Rev Fowler. Lenten services planned at Walter Snyder's home. The Sharpsburg Men's Community Club meets March 2 at 7 30 p.m. with Rev M A Ashby as guest speaker and club orchestra. Mrs Merle Long undergoing hospital surgery after two weeks as patient.

Edith Smith Charles Town Abbie Wyand Jackie Beckinbaugh Hyattsville J. K. Beckinbaugh Ferry Hill Harry Shinham Nevin Claybourne Washington, D. C D.C. Sullivan Lovalens Beatrice Alexander Hagerstown Geo. B. Alexander Katherine Peterman Baaltimore Ridgely Renner Edna Beachley Frederick Edgar Beachley Howard Snavely Mertha Renner David Smith Lewis Herbert Snavely Lester Marshall Charles Lumm Harry Hebb Carrie Mumma Pentécostal Church Hawbaker Mercersburg Fowler Williamsport Glen Swain A. H. Groff Christ Reformed Church Walter Snyder Raymond Stillwell John D. Remaburg Paul Roulette Edgar Long Raymond Long Charles Eldridge Sharpsburg Men's Community Club

Ruth Bryan Owen And Nellie T Ross Slated For Posts

Two women near appointment to high federal posts were seen dining together. Ruth Bryan Owen eyed for assistant secretary of state and possibly Civil Service Commission chair, while Nellie Tay lor Ross was rumored as treasurer of the United States.

Ruth Bryan Owen Nellie T. Ross Washington Ruth Byran Owen Nellie Taylor Ross United States Owen Rogs Frances Perkins Ross William Jennings Bryan Congress State Department

Baillie-Stewart Denies Treachery Charge At Court Martial

London March 24 Lieutenant Norman Baillie-Stewart testifies in court martial denying selling military information to a foreign power. He describes a liaison with a German agent known as Marie Louise and says money from Berlin was not for secrets but from the woman herself.

London Normah Baillie-Stewart Otto Waldemar Obst Obst Halson Baillie-Stewart Berlin Marie Louise Norman Parkes Baillie- Stewart Baillie Stewart Lake District

Murder suspect Bushnell dies by own action in jail

In Butte Montana Harry Bushnell an escapee and double murder suspect was found dead in his cell a note in his sock said he carried poison since 1918 to use if captured. The note mentions the killings of Mrs Tillie Jenkins and Warden Hardner near the Jackson prison camp and denies knowledge of their deaths. Surgeons removed a table fork from Margaret Santell of St Paul.

Butte Mont Harry Bushnell Bushnell Michigan Jackson Mich Tillie Jenkins Hardner

Pinesburg social notes and visits spread through March

Pinesburg March 22 report lists visitors to the Charltons and Garretts from Roanoke Hagerstown and Williamsport. A sick list includes James Hose. A surprise birthday for Etha Shank at her home featured potted shamrock decorations and many attendees.

Pinesburg Henry Charlton Florence Guy.Hoffman Benjamin Garrett Effie Reymond Swann Hubert Fowler Walter Garrett James Hose Etha Shank Etha Beulah Shank Blanche Highbarger Fannie Houser Pearl Mildred Charlton Maxine Betts Carrie Hose Joseph Houser Arthur Hull Roy Shank Robert Shadrack William Davis Harry Highbarger Carroll Stoumfer Edward Miller Iona Charles Robert Raymond Swann Sharpsburg Dolores Alvey Lamp Williamsport Elsie’ Mowen Hoffman Farm Bentley Straley George Hanson Alfred McAllister Clear Spring Charles Higgens Henry Charlton Andy Saunders Breathedsville John’ Shank Earl. Shank Guy Hoffman Omer Anderson Richard Anderson Marlowe W. Va

WE WOMEN BY BETTY BRAINERD

Betty Brainerd counsels a sixteen year old graduate on balancing education and social life. She urges traditional dating and social activities to expand friendships, suggesting musical evenings, poetry, writing prompts, and group gatherings with like minded peers.

WE Women Betty Brainerd

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