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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1937

Page

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Catholic students conclave ends with anti communism plea

Delegates at the Baltimore Archdiocese Catholic students mission crusade closed sessions in Frederick with Archbishop McNicholas denouncing tax funded public schools and urging freedom of education. He warned against communism, urged industry leaders to seek reform, and highlighted the right of parents to choose schools. The convention features an oratorical contest judged by Pierce Butler with several regional representatives slated to compete. An additional note reports a federal grant funding an index of California mines.

Frederick Baltimore Supreme Court Archbishop McNicholas McNicholag Catholic Students Mission Crusads Pierce Butler Amieto Giovanni Ciccgnani United States John Dolan John Lardner St. Mary’s Seminary H. B. McKenna Anthony O'Driscoll Holy Name College Washington Leo Behrendt Catholic University Seminary Baker Field Esseges Opera House Westminster Bryantown Maryland Archbishop Curley Francis Scott Ker Fierce Butler United States Supreme Court Michael J. Curley Archdiocese of

Hoxie Circus Arrives for Day of Circus Fun

Hoxie Circus rolls into town with Jack Hoxie leading a modern three ring show. An afternoon performance at 2 PM and an evening show feature elephants, acrobats, clowns, riding acts, aerials, and a Wild West finale, with two bands and travel from Woodstock Virginia to Carlisle Pennsylvania.

Jack Hoxie Hoxie Hagerstown 10 ° Ranch Downey Brothers Theadele Nelson Woodstock Carlisle

Mother’s Day at Sing Sing: 1200 Letters Sent Home

In Ossining New York on May 10, inmates at Sing Sing Prison sent a large batch of about twelve hundred letters to their mothers marking Mother's Day. The quiet observance underscored the personal ties of prisoners even on holiday.

Ossining N.Y Sing Sing

Agreement on Extras Wage Settled For Now

Guild leaders announce progress with producers toward a formal contract after a tentative deal raises the minimum for extras from 3.20 to 5.50 for mob scenes, plus a 10 percent raise for existing pay and access to Central Casting Bureau records. Union chiefs urge patience until a signed agreement is in place.

Guild Robert Montgomery United Artists Hal Roach Warner Brothers First National Charles Lessing Federated Motion Picture Crafts Montgomery Central Casting Bureau Ralph Morgan Joseph M. Schneck Producers

Wisp of Flame Signals Zeps Trouble In Inquiry Tale

The report describes the Zeppelins disaster scene as investigators begin a hearing. Fire spread forward leaving 35 dead. Ground crews evacuated, rescuers faced extreme heat and wreckage. 24 wooden caskets loaded for transport to a Hamburg America pier amid photographic records.

Steamship New York Hoboken Charles E. Rosendahl

Explosion Splits Pipe. Hunter Sam Ireland Keeps Cartridges Separate

In Nebraska on May 10 Sam Ireland tried a new pipe when it exploded after lighting. He had already fired his last hunting trip and now carries cartridges and tobacco in separate pockets to prevent a repeat incident.

Holdege Neb Sam Ireland Sam

Dandelion Knee Campaign Starts In Hastings

Mayor William Harm leads a civil drive against dandelions in Hastings Nebraska after being asked to lead the campaign. Hours of labor leave him with stiff joints and dandelion knees as the town picks up the fight.

Hastings Neb William Harm

Bullets of light imitate machine gun hits at Cornell

In Ithaca New York on May 10 a light bullet tests at 80 feet created a bright spot on targets simulating a real bullet hole. Cornell physicist D Ramadanoff invented the bulb while Capt C H Coates earlier devised diffuse light bullets to ease funding for target practice.

Ithaca N.Y D. Ramadanoff Cornell University C. H. Coates

Tips Prizes Divided After Swollen Creek Incident

Two boys split a cash prize from a Williamsport resident who tipped on an accident near the swollen Antietam creek. The tip led to a report impacting a woman by a splinter piercing her eyelid. Tips are collected 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. weekly for Daily Mail front-page tips.

Antietam Williamsport Daily Mail The

Nebraska Senator Proposes Carpet Remedy Budget

Senator Amos Thomas of Omaha told Lincoln lawmakers moths are eating the $22,000 specially woven carpet in the legislative chamber and urged a $790 expenditure to remove the pests and replace the flooring materials as needed.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Amos Thomas Omaha Legislative Chamber

Henry C Reynolds Celebrates His 100th Birthday in Hagerstown

Henry C Reynolds marks his 100th birthday in Hagerstown as a remarkably active centenarian. He rose at 5 30 AM to attend Christ Reformed Church and the Clever Men's Bible class, then walked downtown and visited friends. He recalls Lincoln's speech in Washington and witnessing the Antietam and Harper’s Ferry events, having been part of a Sharpsburg group that helped pursue Brown’s raiders.

Washington County Henry Clay Reynolds Reynolds Guubye Christ Reformed Hagerstown Mr. Reynolds President Lincoln Emancipator Washington Lincoln Antietam Sharpsburg John Brown Harper's Ferry Brown Sample’s Samples

Manor man attends church with Brown and age notes

The article notes Fillmore Reynolds of Shepherd Town West Virginia will be eight this summer, and lists his family: his mother Mrs Alexand Bennett of this city and a son David Bearde born in Peoria. Official railway records also say Reynolds will be 79 at retirement and that he is a great grandfather, with details on his long service and age questions.

Brown Reynolds Fillmore Reynolds Shepherd Town W. Va Alexand Bennett Reynol David Bearde Ralph Bearde Peoria Reynold Norfolk & Western Railway Reynolds Wa

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