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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1932

Page

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Maryland Truck Owners Plan Boycott Over License Law

Maryland truck owners slated a boycott of Pennsylvania produced gasoline and oil, per John H. Raine secretary of the Motor Truck Owners Association. The move targets drivers and fleet operators in Baltimore with 3 000 members expected to join.

Baltimore Maryland John HE. Raine Motor Truck Owners’ Association Pennsylvania Raine Maryland Motor Vehicles Office Philadelphia Tomortow E. Austin Baughman Motor Vehicles

Twenty Three Horses Enter Pimlico Futurity Field

Twenty three two year olds were entered in the $40 000 added Pimlico Futurity mile and a quarter at Pimlico tomorrow. The event drew entrants from Baltimore and surrounding areas. A separate blaze saved the Baldwin Canning Company building in Chestertown while the Workman’s building burned.

Baltimore Cannery Chestertown Baldwin Canning Company

Pennsylvania and Nation Await Election Verdict Patterns

The Literary Digest poll suggests Roosevelt leads in many states with Massachusetts and Rhode Island leaning Roosevelt while Pennsylvania remains uncertain. The article notes past polling limits and confirms Pennsylvania will vote for presidential candidates directly rather than electors under new state election laws.

Hoover Roosevelt Literary Digest Ommni-Partizan Massachusetts Rhode Island Smith Connecticut New Hampshire New Jersey New Yorks Kanssa Colorado Delaware Pennsylvania Beaver Virginia North Carolina Florida Texas Philadelphia Citi’zens Curtis Garner Jead

Death notices from Martinsburg and nearby towns

Deaths include Mrs. Anna E. Santman of 1926 Virginia avenue who died after eight weeks illness at age 83. Also Miss Rachel Valinda Ullum of Hagerstown aged 75, John Kuhn of Garfield Md. age 74, with funeral plans and survivors listed. An In Memoriam note honors Elmer Smith one year after his passing.

Anna E. Santman George W. Santman Virginia Avenue Lulu M. Santman W. Lee Washington Harry A New York City Charles E Phoenix Ariz Willoughby J Hagerstown Bakersville W. C. Hué Martinsburg Rachel Valinda Vilum West Baltimore Street Mise Ullum Williamsport T. J. Ullum Updegraff P. A. Brugh John = Kuhn Garfield Henry Susan Kuhn E. Rex Kuhn Carrie S. Harne Stella Harne Vernondae i Minn Annie Lewis Magszie Beck Polo Iil The Odd Fellows of Woilfsville Mt Bethel M. FE Foxville Elmer Smith

Roosevelt In Reply Scores His Opponent In Campaign

Roosevelt delivers a ringing rebuke to President Hoover in Newark and Jersey City. He blasts the Hoover idea of hidden scientific wonders creating jobs and accuses Hoover of an un American attempt to claim exclusive control of the American system. Roosev elts call to focus on real policy over utopian promises.

Roosevelt Hoover Washington Kansas Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Illinois New York Opera House Newark Jersey City Nff

Well Known Dog Mack Dies After Long Illness

Mack a pedigreed Airedale owned by Frank L. Hamilton died today at 12 years 7 months after weeks of illness. The dog, from Canadian kennels in Quebec, descended from top stock and was a first prize winner at the 1919 Madison Square Garden shows in New York. Graphitos Fluid graphite protects your motor at your garage Ad.

Mack Airdale Frank L. Hamilton Castello Quebec New York

Canned Goods Helps To Win An Education

In Manhattan Kansas 18 Kansas State College students with home economics backgrounds operate a student led home economics laboratory. They replace a dorm with a house run by a house mother and student cooks. They cut living costs to 15 dollars monthly per person by credits for home produced foods.

Manhattan Kas Kansas State College Kansas

Youth Bags Three Bears in First Hunts Day

QUESNEL British Columbia November 4 Py A 16 year old hunter Wackie Rome of Kersley claimed three bears on his first day of hunting. His mother doubted the tale until he returned hours later with the three bear hides, all shot near the homestead.

Quesnel B. C Wackie Rome Kersley

Lakeworth barbers spark nickel haircuts price war

In Lake Worth Florida a two price war among barbers has cut haircuts and shaves to a nickel each. Business is booming as customers flock to the salons seeking cheap grooming.

Lakeworth Fla

Cochran Pleads Guilty In Auto Crash Case

Hugh B Cochran 14 North Jonathan Street paid a $25 fine to Justice Richard Duffey in city court after pleading guilty to failing to stop following a crash. The incident involved Cochran's car hitting a Hagerstown Dairy wagon on Oak Hill Avenue at 4 AM Tuesday.

Hugh B. Cochran North Jonathan Street Richard Duffey Cochran Hagerstown Oak Hill Avenue

Hoover heads West as campaign steps up in pivotal states

President Hoover continues a rapid westward campaign tour aimed at California voting while targeting Indiana Illinois and Missouri. He plans a breakfast stop in Garrett Indiana before dawn and a St Louis address. The schedule includes Springfield Illinois and a final push through Omaha Denver Ogden and Salt Lake City en route to Palo Alto for election day.

California Hoover Indiana Illinois Missouri Garrett St. Louis Springfield Ilinois Wisconsin St. Paul Las Palo Alto Omaha Denver Ogden Salt Lake City

Tag Applications Must Be Punched for 1933 Tags

E. Austin Baughman warned county tax collectors that license blanks for solid tire vehicles will be mailed to owners rather than checked for tax payments. Owners must have blanks punched by the collector before sending to Baltimore for 1933 tags. Those who have not paid taxes are advised to do so promptly to avoid license delays.

E. Austin Baughman John G. Bower Baltimore

Another Myth Is Exploded in Sleepwalker Incident

Lois Clouthier, 23, of Chicago, walked from a window while asleep and was seriously hurt. The report debunks myths that sleepwalkers are safe on roof edges and similar risks.

Chicago Lois Clouthier

Change of venue granted by court

Upper Marlboro Maryland November 3 La Plata Maryland is to be the scene of the murder trial of the defendants in the Old Colonial House case as the court grants a petition for a venue change.

Upper Marlboro la Plata Rea House

Sun baths advised for mothers and babies

The Children's Bureau urges sun exposure for both mother and infant. Get enough sunlight so skin tans, promotes proper baby nutrition, but avoid worry and emotional upset. The guidance highlights sun’s chemical effects on the mother’s nutrition benefiting the baby.

Washington Children’s Bureau

Dress sale ends in riot at Broken Bow window

A nine cent dress sale triggered a surge of women in Broken Bow Nebraska that broke a plate glass window and injured two others. The event occurred on November 4.

Chicago Grain Market Quotations Reported by The Sticker Sales

Box from South notes show a delivery of oranges and pecans from Chewsville resident H Snell via his daughter Mrs Anna Duplex of Lafayette Louisiana. The fragment mentions The Sticker Sales Corporation at 26 W Washington St in Hagerstown Maryland.

Sticker Sales Corporation Washington St Hagerstown, Md South

Extradition Process Ongoing In Insull Case In Greece

The Greek Court of Appeals will decide soon on Extradition of Mr. Insull after the American government filed the request. Extradition documents passed from the American minister to Greek foreign office and then to Justice, with a warrant possible within two months if evidence is provided. Insull, escorted to hotel for lynch, suffers heart trouble and diabetes and will be recalled to the public attorney later today.

Court of Appeals Foreign Office Department of Justice Minister of Justice Associated Press Insull Justice Public Attorney's Office

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