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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1938

Page

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Labor Peace Plea Prompts AFL Fight Claim

President Roosevelt urges labor peace before the AFL convention as William Green denounces the United Mine Workers tactics. Green vows to support miners and pursue independence, while Green and AFL leaders await C I O responses and possible mediation ideas from Roosevelt.

Houston Tex Roosevelt American Federaton of Labor William Green C. I Green United Mine Workers Progressive Miners of America A. F. of L

Crossing reopened demand after fatal train bus crash

The ten council and the State Roads Commission pressed for reopening a grade crossing in Rockville Maryland closed after a bus train crash killed 15 Williamsport High School students. Mayor Douglas Blandford said an overhead bridge would be too far for pedestrians to use conveniently.

Rockville Ten Council State Roads Commission Williamsport Douglas Blandford

Quick Test for Itchy Pimples and Relief for Skin Ailments

An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for itching pimples rashes and eczema. Claims quick relief as itching stops and skin improves after application. Mentions use for itching feet and cracks between toes. Priced 35 cents at all druggists with a money back guarantee.

Peterson

Officers Elected At Christ Reformed Sunday School

William Schnebly was named general superintendent at Christ Reformed Sunday School. Other officers include Charles Mark adult superintendent Marion Warrenfeltz Young People's head William Berger secretary Scott McKane treasurer H K Ramsburg assistant treasurer Frances Berger and Mary Lou Gluck as board secretaries Cradle Roll leads Mrs. Fes perman and Ramsburg as assistants Beginners head Mrs Foltz Primary leaders Mrs Moss and Miss Brandenburg Juniors led by Mrs R Paul Smith with Miss Lola May assistants Intermediates led by Mrs Hussong Home Department led by Mrs Standenburg with Mrs Winters as assistant Music director Charles Cassel pianist Miss Foltz deputy pianist J Guy Weagley orchestra director P A Cost assistant orchestra director Promotions were made across the children and Young People sections.

William Schnebly Christ Reformed Sunday School Charles Mark Marion OO. Warrenfeltz Young People’s William G. Berger Scott McKane H. K. Ramsburg James Baker Frances M. Berger Mary Lou Gluck H. A. Fesperman Robert G. Foltz James Moss Helen Brandenburg R. Paul Smith Lola P. May J. R. Hussong Helen Standenburg Mary Winters Charles M. Cassel Rebecca Foltz Ralph Moore J. Guy Weagley P. A. Cost

Mayor Considers Water Hose Fight On Birds

Police warned against firing at starlings and Mayor W Lee Elgin says water may be used to combat the birds. He notes larger cities have used hoses. fire companies may take over bird duties if needed. North End residents demand birds depart or they will leave. The piece closes with a note about the origin of the name Australia.

Starlings W. Lee Elgin North End

Better Times Await Peace In Roosevelt's View

Hyde Park, Oct 3. President Roosevelt was said to believe that business would improve if industry and labor opted for friendly conferences over name calling. Officials noted no public plan to act on industrial peace. Critics cited misrepresentations of policy and European crisis parallels as focus on heightened tax and TVA-like schemes.

Roosevelt Raet Fedération International Labor Office Federation Presidential Commissiony United States American Federation of Labor Green John L. Lewis Hyde Park N.Y White House Tennessee Valley Authority

Lutherans Open Bi Ennial Meet in Baltimore

The biennial convention of the United Lutheran Church opens in Baltimore with debates on salaries for general officials and whether to create a social security plan for ministers. Delegates consider a new pension system and rules to publish salaries, while weighing the bishops question and the church’s governance amid a 20th anniversary emphasis on evangelism.

Baltimore United Lutheran Church Philadelphia Reading Wilkes-Barre Danville Lancaster Pennsylvania Pension Committee Central Pennsylvania Synod of the Church F. H. Knubel América Canada Chtrch Frederick Knubel The Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church Henry W. Ungerer Rochester America

American Legion Plans Installation of Officers

The Morris Frock Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will install officers for the coming year on Thursday evening October 6 at 8 o'clock at the American Legion Home. Mrs Gladys Winnert of Westminster, vice president of the Western Maryland district, will install President Mrs Paul Smith first vice president Mrs Cameron Elgin second vice president Mrs Essie Eckard secretary Miss Edith Carbaugh treasurer Mrs Mary Sweigert chaplain Miss Sara Dobbing historian Mrs Maud Harp sergeant at arms Mrs Mary Ambrose. Invited are officers of the Maryland Department members of the Webster B Harrison unit Hancock and Morria Frock Junior group. Archaeologists have found gloves were used by early cave men.

Morris Frock American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Gladys -Winnert Westminster Maryland Paul Smith Cameron Elgin Essie Eckard Edith Carbaugh Mary Sweigert

Maryland Employment Service Reports Hiring Surge

The Maryland State Employment Service says since January 1 it located jobs for about 15,000 unemployed and maintains an active applicant list near 70,000. Director David L. B. Fringer notes 2,206 private industry placements in September, nearly matching August’s peak. In September 166 placements occurred in Hagerstown. The piece also notes that the first passenger elevator was installed in New York in 1857.

Baltimore Maryland State Employment Service David L. B. Fringer Fringer Hagerstown New York

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