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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1938

Page

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State Grocers End Session With Big Dinner

The Maryland State grocers wrapped up their annual convention at the State Armory with about 500 attendees. Senator Millard E. Tydings spoke on the Fair Trade Act. Governor Harry W. Nice, Mayor Howard W. Jackson, and Congressman David J. Lewis attended. Offcers were elected including Francis Keefer president. resolutions endorsed the Patman Chain Store Tax Bill and Fair Trade Act protections. speakers praised grocers for service and ethics.

State’ Armory U.-8 Millard Tydings Maryland Harry W. Nice Mia. Nice Howard W. Jackson Baltimore David J. Lewis Herbert O’conor Hotel Alexander Francis Xeefer Westminster Howard C. Stolzenbach William H. Stelihorn George Hofferbert Harry W. Walker Frank Warrenfelte Boonsboro R. R. Shade Cumberland Hector Lazo Washington Co-operative Food Distributors of America Congress District of Columbia Triangle Grocers’ Association John M. Pohlhouse Hagerstown Walter Byron Stehl Marie Keefer Zona Hall Zona Miller Hall Miller Elgin America William Broder Harry Ruppert

Magistrate fines youth after concealed weapon finding

John Sabot, 18, of Chalk Hill Pa was found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and given the option of paying a $50 fine or 60 days in jail by Magistrate Dunn. Patrolman Crist arrested him for toting a gun. FRACTURED KNEE Mrs Ehr Sprecher of Glenside is confined to bed with a fractured knee from a chair accident while taking down curtains. In Moscow a new gymnastic exercise features girls using shawls.

John Sabot Chalk Hill Dunn Crist Edgar Sprecher Glenside

Crossword puzzle clues mix produce a jumbled word list

A dense list of crossword hints and partial answers spans across multiple numbers and directions, including references to Harsh sounds, “Division of the year,” cultivation, pests, perfumes, and various unrelated terms. The fragmentary OCR yields messy numbered entries and partial phrases, making coherent clues and solutions difficult to discern, with several entries clearly garbled.

Four In Crash Recovering In Frederick Hospital

Capt C Langley Andrews head of the Salvation Army here his wife and nine year old daughter Virginia were recovering in Frederick hospital from injuries when their automobile overturned on the Liberty pike Also injured Mrs Alice Turner fractured leg A tractor freed two victims from wreckage and a drop of rain softened concrete caused the westbound car to skid at a culvert The state police investigated Corp Walter K May reported no other car involved The accident occurred about 9 o'clock at Unionville area with the road fault noted by Charles Martin

C. Langley Andrews Salvation Army Virginia Frederick Hospital Liberty Pike Alice Turner Frederick City Andrews Turner Corp Walter K. May Charles Martin Unionville Carroll County Ben Forney Martin

Publishers And Editors Gather in Washington

Virginia and Maryland newspaper editors and publishers met in Washington to discuss mutual regionaI news interests. E M Jackson Jr of Annapolis Capital presided while guests dined with Eugene Meyer at his Crescent Place home and with Frank B Noyes at the Raleigh Hotel. Samuel E Phillips and C Neill Baylor represented the Morning Herald and Daily Matt.

Washington Virginia Maryland Associated Press E. M. Jackson, Jr Annapolis Capital Eugene Meyer Washington Post Crescent Place Frank B. Noyes The Washington Star Raleigh

Court House Echoes and Pigeon Patter in May Term

A humorous recounting of the courthouse scene during the May Term recounts pigeons nesting in the attic ventilator, deputies missing aim, and the court’s crowded conditions. The piece mocks tax bills mottoes and the state coat of arms while lamenting the aging Court House.

All Bran for breakfast daily from Kellogg’s

The ad explains bulk as the key to better digestion and regularity. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek, urging daily use with plenty of water for a healthier life. It stresses that bulk remains in the intestines to aid bowel movement and concludes with availability at every grocer.

Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek

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Grocers Tydings O'Consrie Gansral Herbert O'Conor Marriarch Radcliffie Haines Millard BE. Tydings Woodrow Wilson Egu EE Walla Hagerstown Paint & Glass Co Gerst Standard American Encyclopedia American Easte Herald-Mail Office Perehane Pte Fis Iferpen Jersey City Journal Square N. J the Square Jerry O'Connell Montana John T. Bernard Minn New York Mrs. O'Connell Moscow Russia Alethia Malden Mountain Ridge Enthusiaan Drvera N . Young Judah INIT United States Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co Harford Connecticut the Warford Hartford Nos J. Edw Cochran & Co Hagerstown, Md Publishers and Editors Samuel E. Phillips and C. Neill Baylor Morning Herald Dally Matt RCA Crosley Sparton Zenith Everly OUR Temple OF Justice Court House Charley McCartney Sheriff's Office Bull Pen Duncan Phyfe R. & G. Dep't Store Fostoria Harry S. Myers R. M. Hays & Bros Agi Mea Cras
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