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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1939

Page

6

59 Measures Ready to Go to Governor

Annapolis Md March 25 59 measures set up to Governor O Conor for his signature after Senate and House completed a record day of bill passage The Senate credited greater work passing 33 House bills while the House acted on 19 from the Senate The package includes repealing the second choice primary increasing the speed limit on dual highways and enlarging the State Board of Education The constitutional amendment would allow up to 90 additional days of legislative session and raise pay to 780 a year for legislators.

Annapolis Maryland State Board of Educaion O'Conor Senate House J. Wilmer Cronin D Harford Louis N. Phipps Danne Arundel State Board of Education Albert 5. Cook O’conor Ruth Elizabeth Shoemaker D-Montgomery

Eight Days Left for Your 1939 License Tags Ad

Local ads urge motorists to renew in eight days for 1939 license tags. Delphey's at 31 E. Frank St offers daily service. Saum's at 21 N. Jonathan St promotes yellow gold cased watches guaranteed five years for 4.95 with terms.

Delphey’s E. Frank St. Ph Saum's N. Jonathan St. Adv

Local firefighters extinguish burning automobile at banquet

Twenty three LeMars firefighters at their annual banquet rushed to a fire call in Sunday clothes and extinguished flames in a burning automobile.

Lemars

Man Finds Loaded Shotgun Hidden in Old Barrel

Preparedness Newport Oregon March 25 report says Frank Swanter, a 2 sun collector, bought an ancient shotgun with both hammers cocked. He checked if loaded and found one barrel charged with powder and shot, wadded with a newspaper dated November 2, 1902.

Newport Ore Frank Swanter Sun

Deaths in Edgemont area claim three longtime residents

Edward Tracy Bachtell 62 of Edgemont dies after gallstone illness at home. He ran a store 32 years and belonged to Greensburg Lutheran Church, Salem Lodge 196, Smithsburg 32nd degree Mason, Ali Ghan Temple. Survived by wife Hetty H., daughter Miriam E., son Edward Jr., and siblings. Funeral Monday at 3 pm with services at home, interment Smithsburg cemetery. George Asa Bette of Bridgeport dies at 83 at daughter’s home after weeklong illness. Survived by three daughters, 17 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 pm at daughter’s home, interment Rose Hill. Miss Louisa Eakle dies Friday noon at 135 King Street. Member of St. Pauls United Brethren Church. Survived by sister, multiple nieces and nephews. Services Monday 10 am from home. interment Rose Hill. Body viewing Saturday and Sunday at home hours.

Edward Tracy Bachtell Edgemont Greensburg Lutheran Church Salem Lodge Smithsburg Ali Ghan Temple Cumberland Hetty George Asa Bette Bridgeport Clyde Stouffer Shiloh U. B. Church Charles Thomas This City Clyde Harbaugh Chewsville Stouffer RE. A. Andrews Rose Hill Cemetery Louisa Eakle King Street St. Paul's United Brethren Church Aaron Snyder Keedysville F. Berry Prummer Paul B. Watlington Rose Hill

Pierce dies at home in Williamsport

Ida Mae Pierce died at her home 132 Conococheague street Williamsport this morning of heart trouble. She leaves husband Samuel and sister Louisa Burns. Funeral at Asbury M E church Monday at 2 p m with Rev Keats officiating. Interment Riverview cemetery.

Pierce Ida Mae Pierce Conococheague Street Williamsport Samuel Louisa Burns Asbury M. E Rev. Keats Riverview Cemetery

Lawmakers clash over farm bill relief funding in Congress

House today moves toward a vote on the farm bill amid pressure from members in agricultural districts to increase relief funds. Senate floor manager Adams calls such tactics logrolling, while supporters push for broader budget cuts and tax reform to boost business. Federal Reserve chair Eccles testifies that balanced budgeting could restore business confidence, though he supports continued large-scale spending in principle.

Senate Capitol Adams D-Cole House Marriner Eccles Federal Reserve Board Congress

Sunday Closing Bill Is Filed in Annapolis

A local measure to prohibit beer sales on Sundays in Washington county was introduced in the House of Delegates at Annapolis by Delegates Harvey Miller Clarence Mason and Henry Hol zaptel. The move follows prior interest in Sunday closing and comes with petitions for and against the proposal.

Washington County House of Delegates Annapolis Harvey M. Miller Clarance Mason Henry Holzaptel Miller Hagerstown Funkstown Pike Pangborn

Maryland Assembly Back In Session Over Budget Fight

Maryland lawmakers met on a Saturday for the first time this session amid 106 new bills and a looming 95 million dollar budget fight with Governor O Conor. The Senate and House rushed 58 measures to final passage, while administrators eyed a supplemental budget and a fight over the Jones bill ending the merit system for 10,000 state workers. The session considered budget tweaks including a titling tax increase on new cars and a beer tax rise, aiming to quiet a projected shortfall while preserving public aid funding.

Annapolis Maryland O'Conor Senate House O’conor Ways and Means Harry C. Jones John B. Funk Frederick County Funk David C. Winebrenner Winebrenner Clarence Miles Jin Arthur H. Brice Kent County Brice

Germany prepared flank incident to capture Czech Legation

March 25. Germany reportedly plans a flank move to seize the Czech Legation in Washington, leveraging a Slovakia German treaty. Slovakia would announce itself independent, claim heirship to Czechoslovakia, and press for control of Czech registrations. Czech Minister Vladimir Hurban, a Slovak, may resist turnover of the legation.

Washington Germany Vladimir Hurban Hitler Slovakia United States Bohemia and Moravia Hurban Legasion

Square Dance Night at Guilford Gardens Starts Saturdays

Weekend square dance at Guilford Gardens each Saturday with music by the Dixie Ramblers. Formerly at I O O F Hall. Prizes and free moving pictures. Admission 25 cents. Adv.

Guilford Gardens I. O. O. F. Hall Dixie Ramblers

Byron and Sons to Broadcast Concert on WJSV

Representative William D. Byron of Williamsport Maryland and four of his five musical sons will perform a concert on Station WJSV Tuesday at 4 PM. William and another son will play guitars while the other boys play banjos. Hugh Conover will interview the Byron family. Twenty three new aerodromes are needed in Britain to extend the voluntary air reserve.

William D. Byron Williamsport WJSV William Hugh Conover Britain Voluntary Air Reserve

Confesses To Wife Slaying After Rage and Confession

The accused, Cunningham, confessed after three hours of questioning, admitting a fit of rage over domestic discord led to strangling his wife in a car. He detailed digging an eight foot grave nearby as neighbors slept, and expressed remorse after signing the confession.

Rerview Morris Cunningham Joel P. Stokes

Carburetor Blamed After Fatal Flying Boat Crash

A Cavalier class flying boat crash left Mr. John Noakes dead hours after severe injuries at landing. Steward R. Spence died after trying to comfort passengers. Ten survivors were rescued by Esso Baytown after nearly ten hours in the water. A report urges cockpit changes to raise intake air temperature and pilots see temperature indicators, plus passenger restraint at takeoff and landing.

John Noakes R. Spence Standard Oil Company Esso Baytown Earth

Yankee Clipper trans Atlantic flight postponed again

Baltimore March 24 Pan American Airways officials postponed the Yankee Clipper trans Atlantic flight for a second time as clearances did not arrive from two of the five European air bases it will visit.

Baltimore Pan American Airways

Move To License Pinball Machines

ANNAPOLIS March 25 three counties Anne Arundel since George's and Frederick today sought legislative permission to license pinball machine operators. The Prince George's measure is the most liberal and aims at the highest revenue. The bill sponsored by the whole delegation would license both pinball and slot machines. Distributors would pay a 5000 annual license and each machine 175 yearly. Only bona fide residents of Prince George's county would be licensed as distributors. Frederick county would ban slot machines but permit operators of coin operated pinball machines. Distributors in Frederick would pay 500 annual fee for up to 50 machines, with each machine paying 35 annually.

Annapolis Anne Arundel George's Frederick Prince George's Prince George’s County Frederick County

City Market Prices for Chickens and Groceries

Readable list shows chicken prices and a wide range of grocery items with marked prices per unit or per dozen. Items include live chickens pudding cured hams eggs butter potatoes sweet potatoes and vegetables with varying cents per unit and per pound. Also lists walnuts mushrooms and other produce with per unit or per pound pricing.

Chicago Grain Market Quotation Highlights and Prices

Stein Bros and Boyce report in Hagerstown Maryland the Chicago grain market with May July and September prices for Wheat Corn and Rye. Wheat opens near 67 to 68 with minor shifts across contracts while Corn sits around 47 to 50 and Rye around 41 to 44 with data for May July and Sept.

Franco Ready to Move Army Into Madrid

Framed by reports from the frontier, Franco signals a prepared march on Madrid as Nationalists seek surrender terms. A Nationalist defense council would remove mines and demobilize the Republican army while recognizing the Nationalist government as Spain’s sole legitimate authority.

National Defense Council Franco Madrid

Library open despite Maryland Day closure error

Daily Mail corrects misprint stating Washington County Free Library will close not today but remain open until 9 pm. Local listings note Sunrise Inn hosting music with Smokey Mt Boys in Funkstown, about one mile south.

Yeterday Daily Mail Washington County Sunrise Inn Smokey Mt Boys Funkstown Adv

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