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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1939

Page

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Dies Claims Reds Active in Government Overreach

Washington, Oct. Chairman Dies of Texas announced last night that a document alleging Communist activity within the Washington Navy Yard and other Federal offices had been seized by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The committee questioned Martin Chancey for hours behind closed doors as Dies said the report could be released tomorrow. A former German American Bund member testified of sabotage plans on the Pacific Coast by Bund members, with Ness asserting the Bund is an arm of the Nazi Government and capable of paralyzing the coast from Seattle to San Diego.

Washington Oct Dies Tex Washfeeton Navy Yard Government Printing Office House Committee On UN Bund Los Angeles Pacific Coast Germany Neil Howard Ness Ness Herman Schwinn Pacific Seattle San Diego Rhea Whitley Fritz Kunn

Building Permits Show An Increase

Building permits issued by the city in September totaled 66,451 with 23 permits issued. Major activity included seven residences seven garages one filling station an addition to a large Potomac Edison Co bus garage and other nonresidential and smaller buildings.

Charles W. Smith Potomac Edison Co

Drum Corps Invited to Baltimore Peace Parade

The I. O. O. F. Drum Corps of Gileade Encampment accepted an invitation to perform in the Baltimore Peace Parade tomorrow afternoon under the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsorship. The corps topped state contests in 1938, winning more prizes than any other local band.

Gileade Baltimore Veterans of Foreign Wars

Bernstorff Dies Of Heart Attack

Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff longtime German ambassador to the United States and once a key Washington figure died in Geneva at nearly 77 after a heart illness. His death follows exile under the Hitler regime. funeral will be private and his body cremated with burial in Geneva. He warned Berlin against submarine warfare and the Lusitania incident before U.S. entry into World War I.

Geneva Johann Heinrich von Bernshoff Washington United States von Bernstorff Germany Jeanne Luckemeyer New York America Great Britain Johann London Spernstorff Belgrade Dresden St. Petersburg Munich Cairo Lusitania Wilhelmstrasse Great Army Woodrow Wilson Congress Turkey Reichstag Lake Starnberg Bavaria Adolf Hitler

Townsend Club Formed In Sharpsburg With Fifty Members

J. R. Otto, mayor of Sharpsburg, was elected president of the Sharpsburg Townsend Club at a Thursday meeting in the Community Hall. The club organized with fifty members, naming William Fisher as vice president and George Mongan as secretary treasurer. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Thursdays each month.

J. R. Otto Sharpsburg Townsend Club William Fisher George Mongan

Y M C A Campaign Set In Hagerstown For 15000 Goal

Local business leader Frank S. Leiter urged community support for the Y M C A financial drive to raise 15000 for youth development. The campaign kicks off Oct 9 with a leaders and captains meeting at the Y building. Secretary Raymond A. Spahr aims for full volunteer participation by the first meeting at 6 pm.

Hagerstown Y. M Frank S. Leiter Mr. Leiter Raymond A. Spahr Rawlings Poole

Apple Sales Planned by Western Maryland Growers

Western Maryland growers committees met at Hotel Alexander to plan selling apples to the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation with an allotment of 100 cars proposed for next week. The plan covers U S No 1 and related grades, with size 234 inches or larger and some 2 1/2 inch varieties at reduced prices. Damages from last Saturday’s Hancock storm were discussed and FSCC aid requested. Charles Haines, a Taneytown post office carrier, pled guilty to stealing $1. a suspended six month sentence was imposed for good behavior.

Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Hotel Alexander Maryland FSCC U. S J.andrew Cahill Wm. T. Delaplaine Frederick Frederick County Washington County Allegany Carroll Hancock Taneytown Charles Haines Post Office Vincent ‘Tubman House of Correction Tubman Haines

Books On Aviation Among New Volumes Announced By Library During Week

The Washington County Free Library reports three new aviation titles this week. Notable entries include Encyclopaedia of Aviation edited by G Burge, Airplane Maintenance by Younger Bonaalie Ward, and Aircraft Materials and Processes by George F. Titterton, along with related works by Machray Buell Thompson and Rader.

Washington County Free Library Encyclopaedia of Aviation G. Burge Royal Air Force Organization John FE. Younger Allen F. Bonaalie Mairne F. Ward George F. Titterton Robert Machray Poland Pilsudski National Socialist Party Danzig Melvin Rader Lowell Thomas Lusitania

Coming Events Listings and Accident Report

October events include The Rock drama at St Pauls United Brethren Church, Masters of American Painting exhibit at the Washington County Museum, fall book reviews, dances, concerts, parades, and card parties across Hagerstown. Also two minor hospital accidents: Christian Hager with a broken left arm and Edna Gipe with a broken nose.

the Rock St. Paul's United Brethren Ehurch Ashington County Museum Hagerstown Howard Street Parent Teachers Association Women's Club Service League of St. John’s Episcopal Church Washington County Library DeMolay Alumni Association Agih San Mar Junior Chamber of Commerce Hotel Alexander Petticoat Fever Po- Lomae Playmakers Missionary Institute Emmanuel U Mable J. Silver Chamber of Commerce Office Cales Washington County Hospital Christian C. Hager Howard Street Edna Gipe Mercersburg

Soil Conservation What It Means Weathered Dust Storm Shapes Policy

A 1934 dust storm swept 300 million tons of soil from the Great Plains to Washington and New York, alerting urban citizens to agricultural erosion. The event spurred congressional scrutiny of the Soil Erosion Service and the push to make it a permanent agency, transforming erosion from a distant issue to a personal concern.

Great Plains National Capitol Washington Great Office New York Plains Country North America Seaboard Eastern Seaboard Bennett Soil Erosion Service

Brethren Mutual Fire Insurance to Move Into Franklin Street Building

Brethren Mutual Fire Insurance Co announces purchase of four story brick building at 59 61 West Franklin formerly Summers property to house offices on the first floor and remodel upper floors into modern three and four room apartments. Move expected within ten days with completion by December 1.

Brethren Mutual Fire Insurance Co West Franklin Street Home Owners’ Loan Corporation L. S. Spangler Brethren Insurance Co John Bowlus William R. Waltkill

Heart attack hits Hollywood producer Eewin Carewe

Eewin Carewe, 64, a pioneer film producer, suffered a heart attack Friday. His condition was described as critical. The item notes the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina as a regional aside in contrasting weather imagery.

Hollywood Eewin Carewe Smokey Mountains North Carolina

Leitersburg Homemakers Elect Officers At Grange Meeting

The October session of the Leitersburg Homemakers Club at the Grange hall elected officers: president Mrs Paul Buterbaugh vice president Mrs Fred Cuningham secretary Mrs Francis Stockslager treasurer Miss Beatrice Finfrock song leader Mrs Irene Eakie scorekeeper Mrs H A Strock A cat buying demonstration by project demonstrators followed.

Leilersburg Herman Myers James Rodgers Fred Cunningham Paul Shank Paramount

Clothing Needed Appeal Issued By Volunteers of America

Volunteers of America issued an appeal for children and infants clothing to help local students unable to attend school due to lack of garments. Donations can be given to Captain Sylcox at 2831 who will arrange pickup. lists mention Day Nursery care and contributions from Odd Fellows, Chatkin's TM pharmacy, Mrs. Clarence Griffith, and Mrs. Charlies Eyerly.

Volunteers of America Sylcox Odd Fellows, Chatkin's ™ Pharmacy Clarence Griffith Charlies Eyerly

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