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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1934

Page

1

Rail and airservice fare hikes eyed by interstate panel

Washington reports indicate two ICC hearings on rail and air routes. Rail carriers seek $170 million annual light rate increases while officials argue higher costs justify raises. air mail rates face no contract-change authority claims. Fletcher of the Railway Executives Association leads the rail case with wage and material cost claims, supported by Dr. Julius H. Parmalee.

Post- Ofice Department ICC Fletcher General Coungel Association of Railway Executives Julius H. Parmalee

Bureau economist cites railroad losses across nation

The director of the Bureau of Railroad Economics reported that 67.4 percent of the nation s 250000 miles of railroad operated at a loss from January 1 to August 1 this year, with an aggregate deficit of 99000000 dollars.

Bureau of Railroad Economics

Negress Stabbed. Man Sought After Bloom Avenue Attack

Eliza Ashby, 48, colored, was stabbed in the side at her Bloom Avenue home by a male companion. Officers, with Lieut. J. F. Desmond and Detective William Peters, questioned witnesses and searched for the assailant, named by the woman. Wounds not serious. motive not given.

Eliza Ashby Bloomavenue J. F. Desmond William Peters

School Head Is Suspended at Salisbury Normal School

Dr. Albert S. Cook announced the suspension of William J. Holloway, longtime education figure and principal of the Salisbury State Normal School, pending a Friday Board of Education meeting to review alleged irregularities. T. J. Caruthers to run the school in the interim.

Baltimore Albert S. Cook William J. Holloway Salisbury State Normal School Board of Education Holloway Normal School Dr. Cook Cook State Board of Education State Superintendent of Schools Salisbury State Normal’ School T. J. Caruthers Salisbury Normal School Towson State Normal School Wicomico County

Training School To Open Tonight In Smithsburg

The Standard Leadership Training School of the Smithsburg District Council of Religious Education will meet at Trinity Lutheran church in Smithsburg this evening at 7 30. Classes run for six weeks with courses on The Message and Program of the Christian Religion Adolescent Materials and Methods and The Life of Christ. Tin can collections are planned in North End on Wednesday October 3 and in South End on Thursday October 4.

Smithsburg William Ss. Hess Presbyterian Church North End South End

Changes Urged In Liquor Act

Cumberland Md Oct 2 Chief Judge D Lindsey Sloan in his charge to the grand jury criticized weaknesses in Allegany County liquor law and warned it must be revised next legislative session. He noted 52 hard liquor licenses but nearly 200 beer and wine licenses raise concern. He cited dance halls without police protection and Sunday sales abuses, including a five cent bag of chips with a case of beer. He urged banning Sunday liquor sales to ensure uniform treatment for all applicants.

Cumberland D. Lindsey Sloan Allegany County Sloan

Speeders Warned as Police Ramp Up Enforcement

Captain Clarence G. Emmert announced that two police officers will focus on pursuing speeders and reckless drivers to reduce hazards for motorists and pedestrians. The 80 mph limit in school zones will be rigidly enforced while older lower limits at intersections and downtown are not enforced. Patrolman R. E. Davis remains on duty and Patrolman John Knode shifts from night to day duty to aid enforcement.

Clarence G. Emmert Emmert Eimmert R. E B. Davis John Knode

Broadfording Social News Highlights and Visits

Alvey Mowen remains at home in Broadfording as Miss Willie Bloyer returns from a visit with her sisters near Clear Spring. Jane Gallion spent days at her grandparents in Hagerstown and Williamsport with friends. Church of God prayer meeting hosted by Alvey Mowen. A large group visited Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bowers. Mrs. Wiley ill. Visits include Eva Wiley and Tom Walker of Washington DC. Chicago trip for the Century of Progress noted.

Alvey Mowen A. Bowers Luther Rubeck Lille Woodrow Bloyer Roy Sneckenberger C. V. McKenna Madeline Harold Mollis Harnish Edna Jane. Wolfe Gertrude S. A Martin Gearhart Century of Progress Chicago John Wolfe Lastie Wolfe Woodrow Elliott D. F.gallion Roy Marr

Fatal Kick From Cow Ends Charles McLaughlin Life

Charles McLaughlin of Elkins West Virginia died Sunday from peritonitis after a Thursday cow kick to the stomach. Nearly 60, he was born in Fairview Maryland and built a large Elkins tailoring business over 20 years. Survived by wife and many children, funeral is this afternoon in Elkins with burial in Elkins cemetery.

Charles McLaughlin Elkins W. Va McLaughlin Fairview Washington County Maryland David McLaughlin David Dennis Greencastle Martinsburg The Baptist Church Ralph McLaughlin Reading Daniel McLaughlin Kentucky Lora Woodward Charles, Jr Dyer George Mary Elizabeth James Emms Murray Huyette Maude Biershing Elkins Cemetery

G O P Nominee Hurt In Fall In Baltimore

Republican governor candidate Harry W Nice was hospitalized with a broken arm after a fall last night en route to a campaign finance committee meeting in Baltimore. He suffered facial bruises. witness C Wilbur Miller, former Senate primary hopeful, stood nearby in Duer's doorway.

Baltimore Harry W. Nice Nice C. Wilbur Miller United States Senate Duer

Nice Fall Tied To Hospital Stay After Accident

A man named Nice fell and was taken to Union Memorial Hospital where his arm was placed in a cast. The gubernatorial nominee may stay for several days as Mrs. Nice attended him at the scene. The passage notes reading classified section headings for a complete catalogue.

Nice Union Memorial Hospital

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