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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
6
C A Thomas and Rush G Hock namith were held on charges of setting up and maintaining a gambling house after a raid in Shambernburg, Pa. Police seized 223.90 in receipts from the second floor of the Thomas Restaurant as patrons watched horse race returns.
After three years bed-ridden with arthritis, a Pasadena man uses his recovery to aid others with arthritis neuritis lumbago gout and rheumatism. He credits Renton's Hydrocin Tablets prescribed by physicians and recommends readers send name and address to Renton Dept A Pasadena California or ask a druggist for it.
C Ray Hansen, famed anti gang speaker and former undercover investigator, will address the Rotary Club at Hotel Alexander tomorrow noon on "Gangland Sets the Pace." Hansen, once beaten by gangsters, later earned Chicago Bar Association honors for patriotic services and studied Capone era gangs firsthand.
Unsound OCR text touts a deafness relief program and urges readers to write for a booklet at 2478 Board of Education Building St Louis Missouri. The fragment mentions a brochure delivery and a vague claim of easy escape from ear issues.
Warl J. Blackwell a Capitol Heights constable in Prince George's county pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law. Judge William C. Coleman sentenced him to 15 days in jail after Blackwell admitted his veteran status and long trouble dating from military service. Prosecutors said Blackwell sold liquor to prohibition agents claiming a good price from raids.
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to legalize beer of 3.2 per cent alcohol content with an emergency clause effective immediately upon governor’s signature. In related notes, Atlanta Hoy Scouts gathered over 1,000 tools for unemployed relief, aiding 500 acres of donated garden land.
Allegany county moves to permit Sunday cinemas with local option. The House adopted a Senate amendment allowing each incorporated town in the county to decide if the law should apply there. Vote 59 37 in favor, 63 38 on final passage. Allegany delegates Gas perth MacFarlane voted aye, Boucher Kimble Sleeman and Popp voted no.
The Board of Education mailed payments yesterday to about 30 bus drivers and 20 janitors in the city and county. Salaries had been delayed due to a bank situation, with about six weeks of backlog. Teachers were paid last week. Bus drivers are paid monthly and janitors biweekly, with funds from state sources assisting this week’s disbursement.
Readings by the Mechanical Club and Woodland Way School covered master’s degree requirements for the woodwork unit and sheet metal work. A temperance rally on March 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Dewansville Christian Church featured readings recitations and music by The Salvation Army with Rev Dr Paul E Holcraft as lecturer. Milwaukee began a new steel barrel industry on March 27 by A O Smith Corp, automaker pressers, employing 450 workers on a 24 hour schedule and producing 4000 barrels daily.
Fashion feature extols a carrot red crinkly crepe silk dress with citron yellow sleeves and hyacinth blue variants. It notes Style No 3398 for sizes 14 to 38, yardage details, and promotes a Spring Fashion Magazine offering 48 pages with beauty and dressmaking tips. Orders go to Fashion Department, Hagerstown Mail.
The Young Men's Bible Class of Christ Reformed Church West Franklin Street presents a concert at 8:00 P M in the Sunday school room. Prof Charles M Cassel organized the program featuring Miss Marguerite Criswell C Ray Troxell Robert Irvine Harry Gannett. A silver offering will be received at the door. SIGNS DEATH WARRANTS Frankfort Ky March 27 Gov Ruby Laffoon signed death warrants for one white man and three negroes to be executed in the electric chair at Eddyville Penitentiary before sunrise Friday March 7 The doomed men are Frank Carson Welter Dewberry Frank Crenshaw and Sam Mee
In Annapolis Mrs Rosetta Jones was injured in an early morning automobile crash that slammed into a telephone pole and left her in serious condition at the Emergency Hospital. Her brother in law Louis Jones received minor cuts. The incident followed by a vote in Harrisburg on a convention to consider ratification of a repeal amendment heading to the governor.
Washington March 27 representatives of Britain and France discussed war debt issues with the White House and State Department. A French deputy said Paris would pay its $19,999,000 December 15 installment.
Mrs Leland Fisher of Huntington Indiana recalls using the Vegetable Compound after family use. She reports no dizziness and relief from head pains enabling her to do a man's work. Sold by all druggists.
Barrymore stars as the timid schoolmaster Professor To page in a witty satire now at the Maryland Theatre. Myrna Loy and Reginald Mason deliver supporting charm while Jobyna Howland and Jackie Searle help the brisk dialogue and musical scores. The plot pits honesty against deceit as the professor exacts playful revenge on a Baron with a sharp, witty tone.
Jack Holt returns as Rand in When Strangers Marry a Columbia feature full of jungle hardship. Slan Bond plays a spirited ally who becomes Rand’s wife while tensions rise over an attempted plot to wreck his plane. Barbara Barondess co-stars with strong support from Arthur Vintox and others.
At the Colonial today No Other Woman tells of a hard working wife who helps her steelworker husband climb to millionaire status only to be cast aside for another woman. Irene Dunne and Charles Bickford star with Gwili Andre Erle Linden and the rest of an extensive supporting cast. J Walter Ruben!
A local notice describes a program of community rabbit drives organized to curb inroads in Crosby County Texas. The plan outlines civic effort to address agricultural and rural concerns through coordinated action.
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