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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1939
Page
2
Asey Mayo and Kay Thayer uncover a murder on Cape Cod during Old Home Week. Kay seeks the story but delays reporting as the Cape Cod sleuth and his assistant investigate.
Asey and Kay discuss the difficulty linking a deer ball and twelve gauge shells to Mary Randall's death. Slade fights Brinley on the Leach lawn after a commotion from Sara's house. The trooper and Zeb police the scene as Asey intervenes, while clues remain elusive and a larger plan unfolds.
Cumberland Md March 28 A fistic encounter in the mayor s office during a city council conference left newspaper reporter T Donald Shires knocked to the floor after Finance Commissioner Thomas F Conlon said he had been misquoted Shires defended writing only what occurred at the Friday council meeting Witnesses said council members intervened to stop blows The mayor Thomas W Koon later affirmed Shires accuracy of his report. statement signed by Koon and commissioners Irvine Reynolds Edwards and Edwards.
An advertisement promises relief for kidney and bladder trouble by using World's Tonic with alkalines. It claims improved sleep, fewer nightly bathroom visits, and relief from backache and nervousness, urging readers to purchase from local drug stores.
A 13 year old boy, Richard Piper of Ridge avenue, was knocked from his bicycle by a cab in the 100 block of West Washington street last night and slightly injured. The cab, operated by Blaine Cook of North Prospect street, took the youth home after a physician examined him.
Annapolis March 28. Gov O Conor urged speed on a proposal to bar a governor from succeeding himself. Senate sent the measure to third reading after a favorable report from the judiciary committee. Four Senators opposed the report, though praising O Conor for keeping his pledge.
Removed Magistrate Mark Rudich accused by Special Assistant Attorney General John Harlan Amen of accepting bribes from a professional bondsman. He was removed from office by the Brooklyn Appeal late division, and an Amen spokesman said the inquiry into Brooklyn judiciary would continue.
A proposal to allow an executive to serve two nonconsecutive terms has not moved forward in either house, with no committee report issued yet. The measure would permit two terms separated by a break, potentially reshaping term limits and governance.
Stanley M. W. Friden, 22, learned his marriage took place last Saturday by proxy with Freya Binner of Buenos Aires. A cable from the bride reports sailing April 26, and the couple plans a honeymoon starting May 20. Legal delays postponed the original Wednesday ceremony. Farmers’ livestock value comparison noted: $180 per $100 for crops in 15 rich states versus $30 per $100 in 15 poor states.
A vintage ad promotes St. Joseph aspirin as guaranteed for strength, quality, and dosage accuracy, claiming purity beyond U S Pharmacopoeia standards. It touts fast relief for headaches, neuralgia, muscle aches, and colds, urging purchase of a 12 tablet package everywhere.
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