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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1934

Page

2

Fire Chief to Use Taxi for Official Vehicle

The Mayor and Council approved a two year contract with Mayflower Cab Company to provide a roadster with siren and red lights as the official Fire Chief car. A driver will transport the chief to fires, city alarms cost one dollar, out of town ten cents per mile, and waiting time beyond one hour charged at one dollar per hour. The car will bear Hagerstown Fire Department branding and may display the cab’s trade name on its cover. Fire hose and equipment costing 2727.92 were purchased, and a petition to remove the Federal Transient Bureau from West Washington street led the council to order stricter enforcement by the Police Department.

Mayflower Cab Company Hagerstown Federal Transient Bureau West Washington Street

Reed to run for U.S. Senate again in Missouri

James A. Reed announces he will seek a Senate seat after six years out, setting up a contest with Champ Clark’s son for the Democratic nomination. Missouri Senator Bennett Champ Clark backs J. L. Milligan of Richmond, a war veteran, for the nomination against incumbent Republican Roscoe Patterson.

Kansas City James A. Reed United States Senate Champ Clark House Bennett Champ Clark Missouri J. L Tuck) Milligan Richmond Roscoe Patterson

Morton Salt Company chair dies at 78 in Lisle

Joy Morton, 78, chairman of the board of Morton Salt Company, died suddenly at his Lisle home in DuPage County, apparently of a heart attack. The obit notes his leadership and makes no reference to other family details in the readable text.

Chicago Joy Morton The Morton Salt Company Lisle, Il DuPage County

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