Pennsylvania to restrict deer hunting with does targeted
The Pennsylvania State Board of Game Commissioners announced a first time ever open season closure for does the measure aims to reduce female deer numbers. Bucks remain legal with a 100 dollar fine for illegal does killed and limited shooting days for other small game including grouse and rabbits from October 15 to November 20 and October 18 to December 1 respectively.
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Pennylvainia
Pennsylvania State Board of Game
Ieral-Dear
Commis
Tober
City Fish Market Advertises Low Prices and Service
City Fish Market, under Mr Gratner formerly with the Jewel Tea Co, announces ready service for sea foods and groceries at the lowest prices. Phone 4220 for prompt delivery. L A Dennis, Prof., agents for High Rock Ginger. Big 24 oz bottle 10 cents.
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City
Fish Market
Potomac &T
Gratner
Jewel’ Tea Co
L A. Dennis
High Rock Ginger
Ministerial Association Met In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Ministerial Association held its regular monthly meeting. Rev. Dr. William S. Hesse of the Presbyterian Church spoke on The Program and Message of the Church. Rev. J M Gillum, new pastor of St Pauls M E Church, was welcomed, gave an address on visitation evangelism, and was elected a member. Other business was routine.
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Hagerstown
William S. Hesse
The
Presbyterian Church
J.M. Gillum
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
Polar blimp safe at base at Kings Bay
The Italia dirigible arrived at Kings Bay Spitzbergen after a 700 mile Arctic crossing from Vadsoe Norway in sixteen and a half hours. Extreme weather included heavy snowfall and contrary winds as final preparations began for planned Arctic and North Pole trips led by General Umberto Nobile.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Italia
Arctic
North Pole
Umberto Nobile
Vadsee
Norway
Arctic Ocean
Citta di Milano
Chinese Still Bombard City and Planes Crash
Reports describe continued bombardment of a city as Japanese forces move to reinforce Yangtze river patrols near Shanghai. Japanese troops extend to Taiwan and prepare ships for embarkation at Ichang and Nanking while civilians, including women, are moved to ships for possible evacuation. Transfers also target Tsingtao with troops from Manchuria en route to Tsinan. American, British, and German communities are assured safety.
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Ichang
Yangtze River
Hupei
Nanking
Chinkiang
Kinkiang
Kiangsi
Shanghai
Taiwan
Manchuria
Tsingtao
Tsinan
Japan
China
Deaths and Obits Include Several Local Residents
Multiple death notices from Greencastle to nearby towns report Elizabeth Davis Smith age 80 dies at home after complications. Surviving sons listed. Funeral at 2 pm at Broadfording. Also death of Mrs. Charles McDonald age 59 near Clearspring with services at 2 pm by Rev. Klingaman. Infant Frisby Davis dies near Grimes Station. funeral at First Christian Tuesday. Other notices: Dr. Mary McDade of Morehead Ia cremation in Omaha. C G Myers and E Kendall attend LOF demonstration in Baltimore.
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Elizabeth Davis Smith
Greencastle
Church of the Brethren
Broadfording
J. Albert
Irwin
S. D
George A. O’smed
Martin L
Hagerstown
L. E
Charles McDonald
Clearspring
St. John’s Reformed
Roy
Clay Weller
Mercersburg
Victor Fiery
Hopewell
Nora
Plorence McDonald
J. Edward Klingaman
Dover
St. Paul's Cemetery
Charlotte R. Hoffman
Clyde Hoffman
Frederick St
First Christian Church
W. M. Norment
Rose Hill
Frisby Davis
Grimes Station
Charles
Washington
Keedysville
Bakersville
W. L. Remsturg
Mary .K. McDane
C. W. McDade
H. E. McDade
West Side Avenue
Morehad
Lucille Coulter
Morehead
Omaha
Neb
H. B. McDade
Old Academy
Michigan
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Hageretown
Silas Shiffer
Dredge Wavesink Rams and Sinks Off Staten Island
The 2000 ton government dredge Wavesink with 47 crew was rammed by the Swinburne and sank 600 yards off Clifton Staten Island at about 4 am. Four men reported missing. 25 taken to Marine Hospital with all but two treated. Eighteen swam ashore including Chief Engineer Clubert. Coast guard cutters and police boats responded.
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New York
Clifton
Staten Island
Lamport& Holt
Swinburne
Marine Hospital
Clubert
Ocean Steamship
Caronia
U.S
Pier 17
Channel
Adriatic
White Star Line
Standard Arrow
Coast Guard
Religious Revolt Looms In Turkey
Constantinople May 7 Moslem peasantry, blaming the government for endorsing Christianity as state religion, circulates clandestine manifestoes calling for a religious revolt after recent earthquakes.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Tex Rickard Rules Out Dempsey Ring Return
New York May 7 Tex Rickard is certain Jack Dempsey will not fight again for at least a year. Dempsey has theatrical contracts and an advance outlay of about 75000 dollars. his new nose must be protected and repaired before any comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Prince Carol declares openness to ROMANIA return and reforms
Prince Carol of Romania, visiting Godstone England, told the Associated Press he would respond when called for a return to Romania. He affirmed a manifesto on reforms including free elections, press freedom, separation of army and judiciary, abolition of monopolies, and peasant aid as his ideas for Romania's future. Also noted, Mrs. Walter Hensell is convalescing after tonsil surgery in South Mulberry Street.
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Prince
Godstone
Surrey
England
Prince Carol of
Rumania
Associated Press Today
Carol
Romania
Expect Youth To Succumb
Little Hope was entertained for the recovery of Evans Betts 121 Mill Street who was run down by the automobile driven by J 4 Martin Waynesboro on the Middleburg pike yesterday afternoon. The youth has a fractured skull both legs broken and a fractured arm He is at hospital here Witnesses said the machine was being driven at about thirty miles an hour at the time of the accident Martin took the boy to the hospital where it was found he had two broken legs a broken arm and injuries to his body.
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Evans Betts
Mill Street
Martin
Waynesboro
Middleburg Pike
Primary Election Activity and Local Races Highlight City
Polls opened at 6 pm and close at 7 pm as Democratic precincts report activity while Holzapfel and Keedy forces vie for support. Republican delegates to Kansas City split between Hoover and an uninstructed ticket with Goldsborough unopposed for U S Senate renomination and Ziblman facing Lewis in the Sixth District. The Bruce Peters-Parkhurst contest may reveal wet and dry lines, amid a Weller Lowndes factional clash and injunction action in a separate land dispute.
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Holzapfel
Keedy Foroes
Keedy
Holzanfel
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Goldsborough
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
United States
Fred. N. Ziblman
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
William Cabell Bruce
Virginia Peters-Parkhurst
Prince, George's
Bruce
Senate
Peters-Parkhurst
Weller-Tait
Jackson-Lowndes- France
W. Bladen Lowndes
Baltimore
Weller
Lowndes
John Philip Hill
Breaks an Arm Fighting Fire in Greencastle
Greencastle May 7 Henry Walck broke his left arm while aiding firefighters at his father s hatchery on Leitersburg road yesterday morning. Local residents and visitors, including Judge and Mrs. Watson Davison and family, Dr. J Bowman Metz and daughter Peggy, and others from Waynesboro and York, spent the weekend at nearby homes. News also notes La Luz and Los Angeles mines rebels in Nicaragua and regional social visits and car purchases by local residents.
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Greencastle
Henry Walck
Leitersbore
Watson Davison
Watson, Jr
Charles
J. Bowman Metz
Peggy
Waynesboro
Roy Jones
Barnhart
James Ebbert
Ford
Raymond Mann
Chevrolet
8. BE. Phllips
Richard
Jack
Phillips
H. ‘Ss. Snyder
Barnhart Apartments
Markets Wheat and Corn Futures Prices in May to September
Grain futures show mixed moves across months with wheat and corn contracts quoted for May July and September. Data includes open, high, low, and bid percentages indicating modest fluctuations in wheat and corn during the period.
500 Card Party at Dixie Club
Dixie Club at 35 37 N Mulberry St hosts a 500 card party on Wednesday May 9 at 8 15 with prizes and refreshments. Admission 35 cents. additional fees apply.
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Dixie Club
N. Mulberry St
Questioned candidates testify at new senate probe
Washington May 7. A rapid stream of Presidential hopefuls moved to the witness stand at the opening of the Senate inquiry into 1928 campaign expenditures. Chairman Steiner said the proceedings were not designed to injure any candidate. Goff of West Virginia declared he was nobody's stalking horse while opposing Hoover in his home state and testified he had no deals with others. Norris, Curtis, Borah, Walsh, George, Hitchcock, Hull appeared to furnish figures if any and affirm no agreement with other candidates.
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Washington
Goff
West Virginia
Hoover
Ventriloquist and Impersonator at First Christian
Frederick C. Trappe of Philadelphia will present an entertainment in the First Christian Sunday school room on Tuesday May 8 at 8:00 PM. Auspices Young Men's Class. Silver offering.
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Frederick C. Trappe
Philadelphia
Wall Street Opens with Bullish Surge Bookmarking Early Gains
Wall Street opened amid buoyant trading as emphasis on gains drove early blocks of shares. Radio started with 10 000 shares at 191 and 7 percent above Friday, American Can moved 18 000 at 92, Yellow Cab 10 000 at 38, Curtiss Aeroplane up to 111 34, Allied Chemical General Electric and New York Central showed initial upswings while Brooklyn Manhattan Transit slipped 1 1/2 points.
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New York
Radio
American Can
Yellow Cab
Curtiss Aeroplane
Allied Chemical
General Electric
New York Central
Brooklyn
Rummage Sale At St Johns Episcopal Parish House
Rummage sale announced for Thursday May 10 at 2 p m to be held at St Johns Episcopal Parish House. Ady is listed as contact or organizer. Proceeds likely for parish activities.
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St. John's ‘ Episcopal Parish House
Thurs
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C. G. Myers
Edgar Kendall
China Meat Platter
Svee
H. L. Mills
Tex
Prince Carol
Deasant
Michael
Walter Hensell
South Mulberry Street
Annie R. Henson
John J. Allen
George D. Hicks
W. S. Chaney
Wagaman
Newton Hoffman
William Burke
Eugene Bowers
E. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
H. M. Musselman
C.F. Williams
W. P. Lane, Jr
John W. Hoffman
Salex Mgr
Tw Mma
Tarrrault
W. R. Spissman & Co
Wareham
West
Washington St
Wall Street Opening
Tom Cross
Maryland
City Pharmacy
Wareham’s
Wareham's City Pharmacy
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
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