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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1950

Page

1

Crime Probers Checking Into Big Money Deals Of Capone Gangsters

Chicago, Oct 7. Senate Kefauver crime committee probes Capone era ties of Paul Ricca on parole, focusing on an $80,000 loan from race track operators and more than $250,000 spent since 1947. Witnesses include Hugo Bennett, William Johnston, Max Silverberg, and Philip D Andrea. Mrs. Ann Fischetti clams up as hearings loom.

Chicago Capone Senate Crime Committee Paul Federal Orison Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Ricca Kefauver New York New Jersey Hugo Bennett Sportsman's Park Cicero Miami Beach Fla Kent Bennett William Johnston Max Silverberg Rhea Kendal Long Beach Ind Philip D’ Andrea Ann Fischetti Charles Fischetti Mexico

Market Holds Steady in Southern Apple Trade

Trading was fair for Red Delicious and Stayman at southern Virginia shipping points with light inquiry elsewhere in the Appalachian District. Prices showed little change with occasional dips or gains. Red Stetmans and Yorkshires advanced or fell in eastern boxes while Jonathan and Regular Delicious moved in bushel baskets. Demand for bulk stock remained weak in Martinsburg Winchester and southern Pennsylvania regions.

Virginia Agrpalachian Market News Martinsburg-Winchester Pennsylvania

Local circus fans enjoy Mis Bros. Circus in Hagerstown

Three local circus fans, including Mumma of the Emmett Kelly Tent, performed with the Mis Bros. Circus in Hagerstown. The night featured clowns, a guest appearance by Shirley McFaddin, and remarks from James Harshman and Chuck Carter about changes and routines. The Mills family and local band figures attended, recalling past circuses and the Maryland Theater opening.

Hagerstown Fang Mis Bros Mumma Emmett Kelly Circus Fans Association Shirley McFaddin HE. McFaddin CPA James Harshman Tern di Mculty Guilford Satin Chuck Carter la Popilap Tocal Dance Orchestra Tocal Circus Cirous Geeudon Harshman John Robinson Mills Robinson Circus Dr. Buys Mills Bros. Circus Band E. R. Guilford Maryland Theater

Substandard Homes Reported in Hagerstown Census

The Hagerstown Housing Authority says a U S Bureau of the Census preliminarily found about one third of Hagerstown's occupied dwellings may be substandard. Plans for new housing are waiting federal approval as options on local land may lapse, with rising costs since the Korean conflict complicating progress. The authority emphasizes urgent action to enable construction under the President's housing limits.

Hagerstown Agencs Hagerstuan Housing Authority Tie Proms Dublie Nousing Antinitts Flerman Hoopes Toca Authority Innisdine Janary Hoopes Arens Ophins Othe United Sates Bureau of Census Agerstown Public Housing Administration Phiadelphia Loopes Hanerstown

Realty Market Is Extra Busy

Realty activity shows many transfers and deed filings across multiple properties in Cleveland Heights, Chewsville River Creek Road, Belview, Hancock, Sharpsburg, and nearby areas. Transactions include transfers to individuals and couples, banks as trustees, and parcels on Franklin Street, West Franklin, Fairground Avenue, Main Street, and Porterstown Road.

Thur O. Bern Cleveland Heights Richard S. Huffer Clarence E. Irving Chewsville- River Creek Road Pangborn Corp William J. Dwyer Belview George W. Winters Edward H. Fost High Hancock Henry C. Mertens Boyd C. Smith Smithsburg Pike Staperstown Ned William Barnett Tor Thomas J. Ruth McDowell Ave George A. Eake J.ralph Leatherman Virginia Avenue Nicodemus National Bank Trun Tea R. Preston Smith Dr. Ragan Franklin Street Gladys Ko John E. Wesentt Harvey Nowlind, Jr Fountain Head Heights Margaret E. Chafin Norman FE West Franklin DeHaven Richard Lewis Manford Clarendon Avenue Frank C. Mollister Robert A. Keedy Kansas City Columbia Road Hamilsuateway

Voice Of Democracy Contest Returns Here With Speak For Democracy

Superintendent William Brish outlines the contest goals to principals urging government study and leadership in world affairs. Senior high students may read five minute speeches on Speak for Democracy with county finals Nov 6–14 and state and national prizes planned.

William Brish Brish America Hagerstown Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce National Association of Broadcasters Radio Manufacturers Association

Rev Rider Sets A New Record at Grace Church

The article honors Rev. Rider for 41 years of service at Grace Church, noting 2,656 weddings and about 30,000 pastoral calls. Since arriving in 1909, he oversaw major building projects, expanded membership from 399 to 1021, and raised property value from 19,000 to 140,000 with no debt, while guiding the congregation with steady leadership.

Rider Grace Church West Church and Winter Streets Norway Avenue Church Ter Ilene Grace BE RL Mts Loning Indiana Cumberland County Shinnensburg State Normal School Lebanon Valley College Cora FB. Waverstock New Cumberland Rev Chideen Mre Wilburn

Stotler Family Ties Noted in Local Mention

F Stotler of 335 Bryan Place and a son Harold C Rider of Martinsburg West Virginia are mentioned along with granddaughters Sue Ellen Stotler and Mary Ann Rider in a local notice highlighting family connections and lineage.

F. Stotler Bryan Place This City Harold C. Rider Martinsburg W. Va Sue Ellen Stotler Mary Ann Rider

Amendment To Zoning Law Pushed By Council

Antietam Company officials urged immediate changes to the Zoning Ordinance. They asked the Zoning Commission and engineer be present to review the project, noting the commission did not pass upon it in its report to the Mayor and Council.

Antietam Company Zoning Commission

Man Denies Intent To Kill Brother In Midnigh t Shooting

Walter Bishop of nearby Pennsylvania testified in McConnelisburg that he did not intend to kill his brother Lester. He said he discharged a double barreled shotgun merely to frighten him after an all day quarrel around midnight June 18.

Walter Bishop Pennsylvania McConnelisburg Lester

Governor Lane Denounces McKeldin in Midwest Tour

Governor Lane assails McKeldin and Republican leaders over foreign policy and Korea stance, praising U S leadership in forming a stronger North Atlantic alliance. He applauds Tydings for breaking party lines and cites Senator Vandenberg as an exception to party politics. Campaigning moves from Garrett to Allegheny County tonight and Monday.

Burma Greece Norway Michigan Vandenberg Tydings Garrett County Allegany County

Netherlands flag colors once orange white blue in origin

The Dutch flag’s horizontal stripes of red white and blue replaced the original orange white blue during the 17th to 18th centuries. This shift reflected political and naval changes as the Republic of the United Netherlands sought a simpler national symbol.

Netherlands

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Senate Group The Potomac Edison Co George Bill Fockler Theron Fireman Bohman-Wame, Inc W. Franklin Street Civitan Club Mills Bros. Circus Charles Segerston Circus Fans of America Bill Goetz Civitan Circus Fund Herman L. Mills Jack Mills Children of the Clear Spring Ayers Federal Deposit Insurance Hagerstown Trust Co Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Demser Federal Deposit Insurace Gee Governor Lane Raps McKeldin Linsingt ER Hagerstown Summit Avenue Hagerstown, Maryland
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