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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1938

Page

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Rebuff to financier Lamont for failing to report Whitney

Washington reports that Thomas W Lamont of Morgan and Company was publicly rebuked by the Securities Commission for not informing NYSE authorities about Richard Whitney's misconduct. The commission noted Whitney’s embezzlement and that Lamont knew of it in 1937 yet did not report it.

Washington Thomas W Lamont Flpl Morgan and Company Securities Commission Richard Whitney New York Stock Exchange Whitney Exchange Sing Sing George Whitney Richard Lamont Exchange Pension Fund Morgan George “Whitney SEC Jexchange

Notice of Washington County Maryland election 1936

The Board of Supervisors of Election for Washington County Maryland announces an election to be held on Tuesday November 8 1936 from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Polling places are listed by district in Williamsport Hagerstown Clear Spring Hancock Boonsboro Rohrersville Leitersburg and other communities with detailed precinct locations and building names. Officials include Russell Geeting Edward B Knadler J. Richard Rautech and Charles Ward.

Maryland Board of Supervisors of Election Washington County the Treasury of Court of Appeals of Orphans’ Court Fourth Judicial Circuit of Circuit Court House of Delegates Red Men's Hall Public Equare Sharpsburg Town Council Room Conococheague Street Williamsport Fire Conococheague St Summit Avenue Hagerstown S. Potomac St Baltimore St Main Street Boonsboro Central Trust Co Smithsburg Mad New Town Hall Rohrersville O. U. A M. Hall Leitersburg Funkstown U. M Sandy Hook Walter Dargan Ernest Lizer Tilghmanton Ceartoss Ald Ringgold Cascade Indian Springs Beaver Creek Troy Laundry Washington St Harry Schueler E. Lee St. Hagerstown Smith_& Schneider Chewsville S. M. Bicom & Co North Potomac St Woodland Way High Middle- Kaast's Potomac Ave Hull N. Locust St Fairgrounds Atulberry St Ofice Wilson’s Wilson, Md Maperstown Wastern Enterprise Fire Washington Square W. Franklin St West End Salem Ave Hagers N Winter Street Winter St Washington Street Co Washington St. Hagerstown Fisher Halfway Russell Geeting Edward B. Knadler Richard Rauteh Ward

Electioneering By Police Criticized

ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 2 A special Anne Arundel county grand jury report criticizes police electioneering during the primary ballot and notes plans to form committees to watch polling on November 8 The jurors fault ignorance lack of instruction supervision and partisanship for violations and cite an officer threatened with arrest for near polling places while in uniform distributing campaign literature.

Annapolis Anne Arundel

New Housing Plan Sought by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt outlined a plan to use surplus funds of small investors to finance low income housing not covered by the Federal Housing program. He cited a need for cheaper financing to build homes around 3000 dollars and ruled out tax exemptions for big investors, instead exploring small investors with 3 to 3.5 percent returns.

Washington Roosevelt Morgenthau The Treasury Stewart McDonald Gerard B. Lambert FHA Clarence E. Groesbeck Electric Bond and Share Company Groesbeck

Float misentry in Alsatian Mummers Parade caused by Hagerstown Distributing

A float titled Miss Alsati a float from the Alsatian Mummers Parade on Monday night was not entered by the Alsatia Club. It was entered by Hagerstown Distributing Company distributors of Old German Beer. The club does not enter floats in competition with other floats.

Alsatia Club Hagerstown Distributing Company

China Holds Out Hope If Chiang Keeps Fighting

Chiang Kai-shek may still resist Japanese advances by leveraging ancient caravan routes to Russia and India and one railway to French Indo China. Despite losing a quarter of China, Chungking’s regime still commands about 200 million people, 3 million soldiers, and vast mineral wealth, with Tibet Sinkiang and Mongolia operating independently.

Chiang Kai-shék Russia India China Japan Chungking Tibet Sinkiang Mongolia

Heavy Casualties in Ebro Battle Reported

Insurgent dispatches estimate that the fight along the Ebro river front in Northeastern Spain since July 25 has produced over 130000 casualties among Government and Insurgent troops. The toll, including dead, wounded and missing, is described as twice the losses at Teruel.

Hendaye France Bro Spain Teruel

Hagers town directory of wants and offers revised

A daily revision of Hagers town directory of wants and offers appears in the Classified Section. The listing aggregates current requests and offers from residents, updating readers on available goods jobs and services.

Hagerstown

Safety Theme At Hagerstown Lions Meeting

Don Derr safety director of the State Motor Vehicle Department spoke at Hotel Alexander to Hagerstown Lions Club about safety films and a plan to outfit School Patrols in Hagerstown and the county with rain capes and hats. He urged enactment of a uniform law for school bus operations and is seeking aid from organizations to provide rain clothing for patrol members. Derr also spoke at Smithsburg school and last week to the junior Chamber of Commerce.

Hagerstown Hagerstown Lions Club Hotel Alexander Don Derr State Motor Vehicle Department The American Legion Derr Smithsburg Junior Chamber of Commerce

Bridgeport Parade Counts 500 Cars Pass Cavetown Pike

A Bridgeport resident reports that after the Mummers Parade on Monday night, 500 cars were counted driving through Bridgeport along Cavetown Pike. Counting stopped once the tally reached five hundred.

Bridgeport Cavetown

Bids Opened at Board Meeting for Turbine Plant Work

The Benjamin F Shaw Company of Wilmington Delaware was the low bidder at 15300 for piping and pipe covering for a new turbo generator at the municipal electric light plant. Six bids were submitted with the highest at 19750 and opened at a special Board of Street Commissioners meeting last night.

Benjamin F. Shaw Company Wilmington Del Municipal Electric Light Plant Shaw Board of Street Commissioners

Accident Victims_admitted to Washington County Hospital

Two accident victims were admitted to Washington County Hospital shortly before noon yesterday. Lloyd Derrickson, 10, Brookline Avenue, had a broken bone in his left arm. Dennie Koogle, 17, 1100 block Rose Hill Avenue, sustained a fracture of the fifth metatarsal.

Washington County Hospital Lloyd Derrickson Brookline Avenue Dennie Koogle Rose Hill Avenue

Hike Planned By DeMolay and Guests to Black Rock

DeMolay members with their girl friends plan a Sunday hike to Black Rock. The group and guests will depart the Masonic Temple around 1 p.m. Meals will be provided at the destination.

DeMolay Black Rock Masonic Temple

Hull Warns In Address At Trade Convention

Secretary of State Cordell Hull warned in New York that the world stands at a crossroads between rule by armed force and rule by law. He urged continued vigor in expanding trade agreements and rejected self sufficiency as doomed, saying autarchy leads to greater control and loss of personal liberty amid rising armament.

New York Cordell Hull Hull Munich Germany

National self sufficiency seen as distant goal in world trade

A speaker notes that while the drift toward national self sufficiency continues, it will not quickly reshape world commerce. He warns that high trade barriers impede international exchange, and most global trade remains done by nations not pursuing total self containment regardless of cost.

Herald-Mail Classified Ads Solve Your Personal Problems

Practical classified ad tips from Herald-Mail show how readers can seek simple solutions. Ads emphasize practical steps, budgeting, and community resources to address everyday concerns and personal issues.

Herald-Mail

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