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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1931

Page

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Board Suggested to Inspect All Almshouses

Annapolis March 28. Governor Ritchie supports a plan for a permanent three member inspection board to visit county almshouses periodically. Delegates Lindsay Engle Edmonds oppose centralized Eastern Western shore institutions citing cost. Engle again urges inspections to inform the public and shift sentiment for future action.

Annapolis Varicus County House of Delegates Ritchie House James J./. Lindsay Baltimore County Paii Lavinia Engle Montgomery County Engle Edmonds Lindsay Waysand Means General Assembly Jno

Consolidating Of Schools Discussed At Wooburn Meeting

A Wooburn community meeting discussed school consolidation with Downsville if feasible. Byron J. Grimes, county superintendent, said the Board of Education supports consolidation where practical and bus service enables rural pupils to attend graded schools. Three Wooburn pupils currently attend the one room school.

Wooburn School Downsville Byron J. Grimes Board of Education Wooturn Therogram Wooburn

Collectors to Demand Taxes on Stored Automobiles

City tax officials led by Daniel L. Downin and Barry M. Harile Bald plan a sweep to recover back auto taxes. Levees are being placed on hundreds of stored machines in garages with auctions to follow after a 380 day payment window.

Daniell E. Downin Barry M. Harile Bald Downin Do Vain Iaz

Bill Outlawing Bookmaking In County Passed

The Maryland House passed bills outlawing horse race bookmaking in Washington County and set pay for election supervisors at 400 and the clerk at 600. Other measures include allowing Hagerstown to condemn outside-city road land, shifting municipal funds to deficits, a 43000 bond for Sharpsburg School, fishing restrictions near dam outlets, and removing Hancock justice residency rules.

Annapolis House Senate Washington County Hagerstown Bushong

Flapper Flier Drops 23000 Feet in Plunge

Miss Elinor Smith, attempting the women's altitude record from New York, climbed to 25000 feet over Roosevelt Field before a motor stall. She landed in a field near Rockville Centre, suffering a severe headache from an oxygen tank mishap but no serious injuries. She will fly again next week after repairs while officials study the barograph and altimeter readings.

Roosevelt Field Elinor Island Ruth Nichols New York City Rockville Centre Mitchell Field Elinor Smith William Ward National Aeronautical Association Ward Washington

Community Notes From Sharpsburg March 25

Sharpsburg activities include visits among Bussard Smith and Mumma families, painting at the Jacob McGraw home, and a surprise birthday for Mrs. Charles Turner. Local residents attend events in Hagerstown Waynesboro and Frederick Hospital as clubs and sewing groups meet.

Sharpsburg Clarence Bussard Catherine Braddock William Smith Victor and Louis Smith W. R. Mumma George Mongan Ted Weisner Jacob McGraw Wm. DeLauney Agnes Newcomer Edith Hess Fannie Pulse Hagerstown Elmer Koontz Melvin DeLauney Main Street Charles Turner Dunkard Sara Jane Remshare Keedysville Turner Sara Jane Raleigh Poffenberger Howard Remsburg Station Grimm Waynesboro A. Grove Earl Sullivan A. D. Crow

Want Test of Radio Law

Webster Piper and son report several months of complaints about radio interference. City ordinance prohibits electrical appliances causing interference during certain hours. Warrants for violators will be sworn out. City Councilman A A Yiarhaugh urges testing the law to determine its constitutionality.

Webster Piper A. A. Yiarhaugh

Senate Passes Liability Law In Maryland

Annapolis March 28 The Senate approved the Altfeld bill 23 to 3 to require proof of financial responsibility from automobile owners after accidents The measure would revoke a motor vehicle license after traffic law convictions or unpaid judgments Restoration could be shown by liability insurance cash with the state treasurer or bond The bill failed earlier 14 to 6 but was revived by Senator Altfeld and made a special order for today

Annapolis House of Delegates Senate Altfeld General Assembly Baltimore City

Hagerstown Guild Suppers Donate Garments and Meetings

Guild members in Hagerstown prepared many useful garments to be turned in to the local branch in November for donation to various organizations aiding the needy. They will not meet in summer, resuming in September at Mrs. Geo. B. Alexander’s Main Street home. A list of attendees and refreshments served by hostess Mrs. Ed Mose are noted amid community announcements.

Hagerstown Septtemther Geo. B. Alexander Main Street Mervin DeLaune Lilian Thomas Victor Smith E. P. Earley Wm. A Edward Carter Cleora Earley Edger Beackley Evans Poffenberger Margaret. Roulette Allen Pottenberger Louis Smith Chas, Long Mary Thomas Ratpa Earley Geo. Norman

City firemen and C of C hold meeting on full time chief

National Board of Fire Underwriters urged a full time fire chief. The Chamber of Commerce board wants presidents of local fire companies and the current not salaried chief to meet next week for further discussion. Officials favoring the plan see it easing opposition to volunteer fighters and possibly improving fire insurance rates for Hagerstown.

National Board of Fire Underwriters Board of Directors Chamber of Commerce Ieity Bow Ivis Hagerstown Chamber

Radio Day By Day: Downey to Return Amid Busy Winter Schedule

Radio editor reports Downey, sick two weeks with laryngitis, will return next Tuesday after doctors advise. The piece lists a dense slate of daily programs across WEAF WABC WJZ WIZ and other stations, noting wartime schedules and engagements, with a note on Downey's $20,000 in lost bookings.

Butterfield Associated Press New York Iorton Downey Downey WABC Appeas Weber and Fields Weaf and Chain Howard Lanin WIZ Group Gerald P. Nye North Dakota National Radio Forum WARC Henry L. Stimson Hank Simmons Wabc Network Graham McNamee WEAF WJZ Ork NBC WIAX WSB WJAR WCSH WSAL Bamrasch Orch WEE! War B. A. Rolfe Way WBEN WCAE WAM WWI WSAI WRVA WJAX Troubadour of the Moon WEL WWJ Busse Orch WFI CFCR Jack Little Waam WSM WRC WGY WIAN Ork—1860 CBS Chsin Ray WNAC WPG WIAS WLIW O Wta WALC WWNC WALA PD Wood WLAC CFRE Around the WEBW W Vc WLEW WAR ‘Cc WSPD WOOD WKBW WEAN WLBW Guy Lombardo Oreh WRAL Amos Andy Spitatny Alsao Panico WGAR WIZ WEAP WEAT Roosters Dror Hefame Ag Weaf Donald Barnhouse WEBEL WGR WDEKC WCAU WJAS WMAL WADBC WERC WEY WKYZ Sweetheart Hour WEKBW WDRC WFAN WCAG Wadcc WHK WXYZ Fur Trappera Orch WASC W2xxe Weel Wean Shrine of the Little Flower WFBL WJAS5 WLAP Howard W. Haggard WEBL WHEC WADC WKRC WHAM Wcky Wiod WPTF WFLA Wbzi WVA i Pie WCHY Northern Lights WBZ Wral Chin WLW WCKY WSE Henry Penred Boys WEAE Weaf Neae Glohs Geste Glenn Sisters Webb Jenewal Vaudeville W. Tee

Radio Schedule Highlights from New Year Evening

Radio listings show a dense lineup across stations WEAF WABC WJZ and more. Programs include dinner music Uncle Abe and David and various orchestras plus talk and children’s features across many affiliates.

WEAF WCAE WIAR WEEL WTAM Wren Uncle Abe David WSAL Wiiar WFI WRC WTAG WGY WEEI WHAS WWJ WSM WSD WSEN Salon Singers Wee Gia WAG WCSH WFL WEEN Snoop Peep WIDD Adventure Weber Fields WEC WBEN WEE Wiar Wsai Wrya WABC Tremaine Orchestra WGR WNAC WLEW WMAL WEAO WTAR WXYZ WSPD Wood Crikk WOR WCAG W ‘Wwe WDOD WLAC Arthur Pryor WCAU WDBG WTOC WDAE WFRL Wgre Airey Ann Leaf WPG WJAS WADC WNC Wspd Wood CFRE The Silversmiths WBT WXIZ Alexander Woollccht WJZ WIZ WIZ Js Ballen Oreh WAZ Ae WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW WRVA WJAX Andy WHZ KDEKA CKGN WPTF WIJAX WIOD

Revolts in South Bring Little Stir

Signs of revolt in the southern ranks of both major parties were received today with apparent equanimity at Republican and Democratic head quarters. Southern Democratic leaders organized to combat policies of Chairman Raskob. Horace Mang, director of the southern campaign for the Republican National Committee in 1928, claimed control of 232 delegates to the Republican convention next year.

Washington Raskob National Committee Horace Mang Republican National Committee

Radio Station Schedule Fragment from New York Area

A dense OCR fragment lists morning and afternoon radio time blocks for WEAF and various CBS NBC network affiliates. It includes programs, host names, and an abundance of station pairs, with numerous cross-cited origins like WABC, WJZ, and WGY, outlining music, talks, concerts, and public affairs across multiple frequencies and chains.

Melody Houn WTAM WRC WSH WWS WIC Seabe Maigeroning WSB Wis WTIC Lew White WWJ WCSH WIAR WEC WPTF WLW WJAR WCAE WFLA WHAS EDKA Wlit Age WTAG Wtam Weal WGY Echoes of the Orient Wabc New Y NBC Chain Our Government WSAI WEEN WEE WRO WSAL WSM CKUW WJAX WIOD Seth Parkerts Wcsh WC CKGW WAM WIJAX WBEN Muriel & Vee WGT WELA WWI Ork CBS the Gauchos WFBL WCAG WJAS WLBEW WHAL WADC WRK WERC WGST WKYZ WSED WLAC Samovar WEKBW WRAN WNAC WDRC WPG WLBW WMAL Wak WDB WwaDc WKBN WREW WEAN WTAR WDPBI WXYZ WDOD Ann Leaf WHAM KDKA WIRL WBAL Oklahoma Cowboys WGAR Joya Gibbons WBZ WIR Wsal Wory Boswell Sisters WBZ Wral Wenrick & Connelly Syham South Sea Islanders WEAL Hanneations T.wv Seame Wal O Balladeers Sa WEAF Orchestra WEZ Weenie Wil WIZ WRVA

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