Daring Flyer Set for United States Tour from Malta
Commander Francesco de Minndo with Capt Carlo Delprete and Vitale Zacchetti begins a 30000 mile four continent flight from Sardinia to New Orleans then west to Galveston Hot Springs San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and east to Malta and Newfoundland. The itinerary includes Montreal Boston New York and Washington with a return via the Azores toward Aston.
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Havana
Francesco de Minndo
Italy
Dietance Fier
New Orleans
de Plueds
Carlo Delprete
Uni Mechauietan
Vitale Zacchetti
Maly
Gauth
North America
Cadiari
Sardinia
Plana
Santa Maria
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Hot Springs
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Malta
Nenland
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
New York
Washiogian
Placantina
Newfoundland
Wifes Lover In Home Beating Leads To Trial
Gray, a corset salesman, and his wife Snyder faced trial for murder after admitting a fight with the wife and her lover. Gray described a fierce confrontation while the couple, who had reconciled, maintained a family with their nine year old daughter Lorraine. Both denied sole responsibility, planning to place guilt on the other as the trial began April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Snyder
Ic Jiava
Dive
Lorraine
Tack
City Market Prices Show Varied Daily Changes
Prices on city market this morning list homegrown produce and other items with fluctuations. Items include peas at two pi. kale at 40 cents per bunch, tomatoes at six cents per pound, peppers at 10 cents, cabbage at seven cents per pound, eggs at 28 cents per dozen, and flowers such as hyacinths at 25 cents each.
Blind Otho Sees A Modern Still
Otho Jones, a well known Black man, visited Police Headquarters to view a still confiscated yesterday at the home of James Saylor on South Boulevard. After handling the equipment he claimed he could assemble it all and described it as clear as any sighted person could.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bling
Otho Jones
Poliee
Jame Saylor
Otho
Father
Weevons
Radford recounts hardships of stricken workers in Hagerstown
Radford, a renowned railroad engineer and author, describes leaving South America, seeking work, and choosing not to strike. He details his family’s need, his Western Maryland job since October 1926, and the welcome or lack thereof from churches and communities. He stresses that new engineers and firemen, many with fraternal ties, seek acceptance and fair treatment in Hagerstown. He notes appearances of undesirables among new hires but asserts most are law-abiding and religious, deserving inclusion. He highlights his stature and his recent locomotive engineers village work, living at 507 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Brotherhood
Radford
South America
Smewong
United States
New Orleans
The
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Troyselt
Maryland
Masonic
Dokkie
Knights of Prthlas
Hagerstown
House of God
Piblic
Radfords
Hadford
U. S
Sveral
Schoal
West
Washington SL
Maryland House advances 30 bills amid budget talks
Lawmakers push 30 measures through the House including doubling daily pay for delegates to 15 dollars, highway fuel purchases in Maryland, and reduced license fees for public service. The Senate backed the governor’s 4.275 million budget and school funds distribution, with House action pending Ways and Means review and a supplemental 186,776 addition. The Grand Chapter of Maryland Eastern Star schedules a Southern Hotel gathering in Baltimore for April 25 to 27.
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Annapotas
Theing
Elie Dex
Votse of
Servnite
Judiciary
Cnq
House
Waris
Maryland
Green
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Fourith
Michel
Senate
Envernor
McCarnell
Ensor
Motter
Ways and Means
Ritchie
JeCardells
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Grand Chapter of
Order
Eastern Star
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Deaths in Boonsboro and Sharpsburg area pages
Infant daughter Phyliss Gathering, eight months old, died in Boonsboro from pneumonia. Suv Geral Thursday at A B Chere with Rev. Wachter and Zeigler officiating. Interment at Boonsboro Cemetery. John Malone of Washington DC, died aged over 80 and was a longtime Sharpsburg resident. survived by sister Mrs John James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyliss Gathering
Albert A. Remsture
Boonsboro
Suvgeral
A. B
Chere
W. C. Wachter
Stoy Zeigler
Moonsboro Cemetery
John Malone
Washington, D. C
Sharpsburg
John James
Washington
Malone
Sharpshure
Russian Crown Jewels on Display at Bluce Carson’s Store
A gold and diamond snuff box once owned by Simpeyor Alezsader I, valued for its imperial crown design and 132 diamonds, will be shown at Bluce Carson’s in West Washington street. The ornate leafwork contrasts red copper gold with paler leaves, dating to Alexander’s 1776 to 1821 reign, offering a glimpse into royal craftsmanship and history. A second item hints at a Chewsville play, “Cider Mill,” featuring Nesdy and Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluce Carson
Alexander
Alexander Jew
Bavila
Nurse Holds Kidnap Key, Say Police
Chattanooga reports police questioning Miss Johnny Peate a 17 year old nurse in the Frazier home after Virginia Josephingin Frazier aged 4 was reported kidnapped. Frank Buckelt 47 and Mrs Annis Jominson remained in custody on kidnapping charges as Baskett was jailed in Nashville for safekeeping. Police expect a solution soon amid high public feeling.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Virgiinia Josephiing Frazier
Pernun
Frank Buckelt
Annis ‘Jominson
Dayton
Ome
Uoting
Fred
Acerageld
Baskett
Nashville
Ludue Pot .2
Armug
Cumberland endorses Judge Dowd for new federal judge ship
The Mayor and City Council of Cumberland voted unanimously to endorse Judge Albert A. Dowd, formerly of this county, for the federal judgeship. The resolution was passed yesterday, highlighting Dowd's qualifications and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Albert A. Dowd
County
Big Shrine Ceremonial Attended By Hagerstown Nobles
W P Wachter addresses the Big Shrine ceremonial at Baltimore Lyric Theatre Thursday night at 7 30. State Red Men to meet in Annapolis April 27 in session through Sunday with welcome address by Mayor Henry Cuthyiel of Forisimunth VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PB. Wachter
Hagerstown
Oun Temple
Lyric ‘Theatre
Baltmore
Red Men
Great Council
Order of Red Men
Maryland
Annapolis
Henry Cuthyiel
Forisimunth
Bagganora
Realty sales and Red Men ceremonials in town
Real estate agent Charlen Tall sold several properties including the Byray lot on Greenscastle to H L Brimmer and a Gossard property near Kemp’s for 1200 dollars while W P Wachter and other leaders attended Shenandoah Tribe of Red Men ceremonies in Charley Town. The Bald Eagle Tribe ceremonial for Ameri Knights of Nem Der will be Thursday night at seven in Harrighare with David Meek and Ruth Case listed among attendees.
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Charlen Tall
W. H. Band
HW. Byray
Greencastle
Plice
H. L. Brimmer
Ceorge Gossard
Kemp's
Darius Horeythe
W. P. Wachter
Patrlolia
Great Council of Red Men of the
United States
T. A. Crampton
C. J. W. Reiner
Shenandoah Tribe of
Red Men
Charley Town
Ugal
Americad Knights of
Nem der
David B. Meek
Ruth A. Case
Iner
Harrighare
Separate Wage Agreements Aim to Avert U.K. Strike
In Indianapolis on March 29 the United Mine Workers policy committee approved separate wage agreements for nonunionized and unionized workers after March 31, averting a general walkout in the coal industry. Regulations allow districts to operate under existing terms with temporary extensions while basic wage scales are settled. Maintainers would stay on payroll if walkouts occur, as operators in Illinois Indiana and Ohio anticipate a strike likely amid nonunion competition in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Ming Worker's
Nualty
Iwo
Diailota Fk
Ko Genitral
Unols
Inana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jaleo District
Kentucky
Tunnesses
Virginia
West Virgil
City Clerk issues five garage permits
Permits issued for five garages yesterday. Recipients include Charles F. Carbaugh at 43% Trast Franklin Street for a 20x20 garage, Kongie M2 net Amtiotans Street for a 16x20 garage, Henry Mulzan at 710 South Cannon Avenue for a 5x14 structure, George A. nnk at 195 West Washington Street for a 00x17 addition, and W. IP Buchanay at 45 Summit Avenue for a 12x29 lifehow structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carbaugh
Franklin Street
Ietoyd Kongie
Amtiotans Street
Henry Mulzanfel
Cannon Avenue
Gay Lige
George A
Nnk
Wast
Washington Street
Barase
W. IP Buchanay
Summit Avenue
Divorce Granted Between Hilda Pell and Herbert Pell
In New York on March 29 a court awarded divorce to Hilda Wibolow Pell from Herbert Cla burne Pell of New York City. They wed on November 3 1918 and have a child named Herbert. Pell previously chaired the Democratic state committee of New York from 1921 to 1928 and served one term in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par
Hwo
I Hilda Wibolow Pell
Herbert Claburne Pell
New York City
Thuy
New York
Herbert
Pell
Congress
York
Hearing Tomorrow In Cameron County Court
James Baylor amid a seizure at a home yielded four large tins of mush and a whisk. He is held on a $4,000 bond for a Wednesday morning hearing in the police court. A square dance is announced for Sherley Hall on Wednesday in May with admission for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baylor
Leo Court
Sherley Hall
Ady
Percy N. Thodee
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Daring Flyer
This
Country
Atlantic
Qeean
Rabbi Israel of
Har Sloat
RMORY
North Potomac Street
Kesar
R. Bruce Carson
Dixmond
Chewsville
Nesdy & Connor
Adre
Superior Coal
Burns
Robert B. Boyle
Pronrietor
U.K
Life
M. Horst
Marah Wheat
Mitchinge
Wayne
Wayne Dairy
Universal
Wayne Chick Atartor
Materiala
Georgetta
Canton
Acme
Witi
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