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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1939

Page

2

Lions Club Backs Fingerprint Plan for Civil ID

The Hagerstown Lions Club endorsed voluntary civilian fingerprinting as a national program with co operation from the FBI and Justice Department. Harold Helm, vice president of the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce, urged identification via a central noncriminal file to aid locating unidentified bodies, missing persons, and disaster victims.

Harold N. ‘Helm Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce Hagerstown Lions Club United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Hélm Washington, D. C United States Heim Potter’s Fields Hagerstown

Dummy performs dangerous and intricate tasks in modern work

A short piece notes that many risky or intricate jobs are now handled by dummies rather than men, with recent examples illustrating the shift toward automation or mechanical substitutes in labor.

Community Leaders Endorse Jaycee Program and Lions Offer Braille Courses

In a roundup of local activities, Rotary, Monarch, Unity, Eagles, Jacob’s Speaking Club, D. A. R., and the Washington County PTA backed the Jaycee program. The Orlando Lions Club plans free six lesson mail braille courses for county blind residents, coordinated with local Lions. New members and officers were discussed, with committee assignments and a 1939 officer ballot slated for May 23.

Jaycee Rotary Club Monarch Club Unity Club Eagles Jacob’s Speaking Club Washington County Council Parent- Teachers Association Lions Club Orlando Florida Lion Spofford Lion KR. L. Sumner Lion Frank Welty Lion J. T. Bohn Waynesboro Lion John H. Howard Lian Keller Liona de Vries and Wisherd Lion Harold Mullendorf Lions Dale and Rowe Lions Morrow and Kenny

Miller Resigns From County Welfare Board

Attorney Leo H. Miller tendered his resignation as a member of the Board of Welfare for Washington county due to business pressure. He is the second board member to resign that week after Edgar C. Jones, the chairman, did so earlier. Vacancies will be filled by the Board of State Aid and Charities with the county commissioners' consent.

Leo H. Miller Board of Welfare Washington County Miller Edgar c Jones Board of State Aid and Charities Board of County Commissioners

Bayley to Head Council of United Methodist Church

The Rev Francis R Bayley of Baltimore elected president of the main judicial council in Kansas City MO. Martin E Lawson Liberty MO named vice president and H R Van Densen Scranton PA secretary. A general commission on World Service and Finance established to budget and allocate funds while preserving church independence of trust and local finances. Eleven separate missionary corporations to operate under the new board.

Francis R. Bayley Baltimore Hagerstown United Methodist Church Kansas City Martin E. Lawson Liberty H. R. van Densen Scranton Reserve Judicial Council Supreme Court General Commission On World Service and Finance Financial Commission General Conference General Commission Board of Missions and Church Extension New Missionary Board

Examination for Second Lieutenant to be Held

An examination for Second Lieutenant will be conducted at the State Armory next Monday at 7 30 p m to fill a vacancy in Co B Maryland National Guard. Eligibles are Sergeants J F Metz Victor P Conrad and BE P Schlotterbeck with reserve commissions. Major McNeil will lead a board with Col Elmer F Munshower Major W B Harvard Capt George Trout. Co B seeks recruits. apply at the armory Monday or Friday evenings. Outdoor firing begins at Camp Ritchie on Sunday May 14.

State Armory Co. B Maryland National Guard J. F. Metz Victor P. Conrad BE. P. Schlotterbeck National Guard McNeil Regular Army Elmer F. Munshower W. B. Harvard George Trout Carl McCleary Lecal Company Camp Ritchie

Clean-Up Drive Is Big Success

The Junior Chamber of Commerce campaign for Clean-Up and Paint-Up gains momentum as citizens and schools participate actively. Pupils paint and scrape, one school clearing a field of rubbish and rocks. A city truck will remove stones. offices handle inquiries daily 3 to 6 PM. Report sheets due May 15 will be collected by the advisory Parent-Teachers' Association for selecting top six from each school.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Summit Avenue Parent-Teachers’ Association

Scouts to Judge Entries for PTA Final Winner

The Boy Scouts will check entries and the Parent Teachers Association will select the final winner from each school based on the checked sheet. Prizes will be awarded.

Boy Scouts Parent-Teachers’ Association

Elusiveness of Happiness by Leslie Beard

A poetic meditation on happiness as a coy, capricious force. The speaker chases a shifting, elusive joy across day and night, across lands and seas, wondering if true grasp or lasting favor is ever possible. The verse laments happiness as a phantom that flees whenever pursued and appears in different realms of science, letters, and arts.

Slayer Executed In Prison In Ohio

Nicky Babich a WPA worker from Warren was executed in Ohio’s electric chair for the December slaying of a neighbor and the crushing of his wife’s skull. He muttered about the chest strap, then died after crying I wish you good luck. He was 54.

Columbus Nicky Babich WPA Warren Ohio Babich Dan Gross

Board Discusses Courthouse Plans

The Board of County Commissioners in regular session yesterday reviewed plans from a Washington architect for a modernistic courthouse building. No definite action was taken on building or site as protests continue and referendum petitions fill the air. Routine meeting business was also handled.

Board of County Commissioners Washington

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