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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1938

Page

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Norman Thomas debates action after Jersey City deportation

Norman Thomas, veteran Socialist candidate, weighs criminal action over being deported from Jersey City after a May Day rally. He says police did not injure him, but officials including Mayor Hague ordered the actions. He wrote to J Edgar Hoover and to President Roosevelt seeking clarity on kidnapping and party leaders' views.

Cold Spring Harbor N. J Norman Thomas Jersey City Thomas J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Frank Hague Democratic Party Hague Roosevelt Democraticational Committee Party of the People Jersey Justice Mayor Hague

Modern remedies claim kidney relief with Cystex

Advertisement promotes Cystex as a cure for a wide range of kidney and related health issues. It promises first dose relief and a free three 3 day supplies by sending name and card to a Los Angeles P O Box.

Ps O. Box Los Angeles Calif

Norman Thomas Voices at May Day Peace Rally

The passage notes Norman Thomas spoke at a May Day peace event. It also mentions a Jersey City incident in Journal Square where police used a new stun technique aimed below the neck, leaving no visible mark but stunning the person struck.

Norman Thomas Jersey City Journal Square

Child Dies After Car Slides Down River Bank

In Cumberland Maryland on May 2 a car carrying Rose Keefer eight and Mr and Mrs Lester Merica slid down an river bank along the Potomac in Allegany county. The car toppled fifteen feet, killing Rose Keefer and injuring the Mericas who were riding Sunday afternoon.

Cumberland Potomac River Allegany County Rose Keefer Lester Merica Green Ridge Keefer Child

Thieves Take Auto Wheels in Green Castle

Police report reveals two cars lost wheels and tires on Elizabeth Street and near Avalon Avenue. Brill and College spots targeted. thieves used another vehicle and removed jacks and tools. Weekend also saw poultry theft and a handgun missing from a tavern.

S. W. Brill Avalon Avenue William H. College Greencastle Elizabeth Street Brill Martha Mowen Concord Street Lillie Morris Franklin Street Leon Rideout Bloom's Court

Editor's Mail Box Calls For Action On Fishing Violations

Williamsport reader urges stronger enforcement of bass fishing violations along the Potomac. She notes nightly gigging and daytime outlines, fishing spawning beds, and calls for wardens and fish and game clubs to cooperate with the state conservation department to deter violators before the season opens.

Tve Potomac Williamsport State Conservation Department Fish and Game Clubs

Unable To Account For Bullet Wound

Harold Rush, 34, said a bullet crawled up his coat sleeve and bit him. He noticed blood on his right wrist while near Hello Kitchen on the West Side and, at the hospital, doctors found the wound was from a bullet though he saw no shot or hole in his clothing.

New York Harold Rush Rush

Suit for Damages Filed Over Auto Collision in Hagerstown

In Frederick County Circuit Court a suit for $400 arises from an February 26 accident in Hagerstown. Estella M. Troupe and William E. Troupe claim damage to their car caused by a truck owned by Guy Kelly and W. W. Kinsey driven by Irvin Linebaugh after an unsignaled left turn at Howard Street and Maryland Avenue. The porch was damaged and Home Insurance Company is a co-plaintiff.

Frederick County Hagerstown Estella M. Troupe William E. Troupe Guy Kelly W. W. Kinsey Frederick Irvin Linebaugh Howard Street Maryland Avenue The Home Insurance Company

Music Week Opens at Howard Street Church

Music Week began yesterday at Howard Street M. E. Church with First United Brethren Sunday School orchestra directed by Henry L. Falk. A combined young people and church service followed, featuring instrumental numbers and an engaging sermon by Rev. W. Dewitt Dickey. The National Institute of Allied Art was directed by G. O. Beachley, and attendance was strong.

Howard Street M. E. Church First United Brethren Sunday School Orchestra Henry L. Falk National Institute of Allied Art GO. C. Beachley W. Dewitt Dickey

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