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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1939

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Wide search for slaver leads to South Carolina chase

Georgia patrols pursued escaped inmate Richard G Gallogly and his 23 year old wife Vera after a Friday night escape near Graymont Summit. Gallogly, sentenced in 1929 to life for a drugstore clerk holdup, fled with his wife and his mother in a Studebaker sedan, with authorities noting a possible private plane as a remote risk.

Atlanta Richard G. Gallogly South Carolina Georgia Lon Sullivan Gallocly Vera Graymont Summit Gallorly Sullivan Gallogly Studebaker Royal K. Mann Worth E. Yankey Reidsville

Assault arrest in South Potomac area report

Russell Davis aged 35 of the 800 block South Potomac street was arrested Sunday morning by Detective Peters and Patrolman Manganson on charges of assaulting his wife.

Russell Davis South Potomac Street Peters Manganson

Wager Ends With Nose Test In Smithsburg Duel

The New York Yankees are spoofed in a local joke where William South must press his nose on a peanut two blocks from the Smithsburg business district if Cincinnati loses to the Yankees, while Clyde Smith bets Cincinnati wins and New York wins four straight.

New York Yankees William South Smithsburg South Clyde (Peck) Smith Cincinnati Smith

Man and Woman Killed in Train Car Collision

A freight train and an automobile collided at a grade crossing on the Western Marrland Railway near Chambersburg Saturday night. Victims were George D. Keefer, 74, a retired plumber, and his housekeeper Mrs. Anna North, 93. Keefer’s body was found along the railroad right of way. the car wreckage with Mrs. North’s body was dragged to a trestle and fell into a creek below.

Marrland Pat Chambersburg George D. Keefer Anna North Keefer Worth

Escaped Prisoner Returned To Finish Sentence In Pa.

Calvin Cantler, 38, who fled the State Penal Farm at Roxbury on September 28, was recaptured Friday in North Carolina. He was burned here yesterday and taken back to the House of Correction last night to complete a two year Harford county larceny sentence. Cantler was returned to Hagerstown by Superintendent Elmer B. Carl and Officer Miller.

Calvin Cantler Roxbury North Carolina Beak House of Correction Cantler Harford County Hagerstown Elmer B. Carl Miller

Two Escape Yacht Blaze Off Yonkers During Honeymoon Flight

In Yonkers New York on October 9 a wedding couple Richard G Vance and Paula Borchard aboard Anthony Fokker’s Q E D yacht of tomorrow escaped a fire and sinking in the Hudson River after their nine crew fled overboard. One crewman John Wanamaker was missing. the boat valued at 200000 and built to fly ship design. The couple married in Manhattan at 6 pm and honeymooning to Niagara Falls were rescued and returned to New York City.

Yonkers N. Y Niagara Falls Anthony Fokker Hudson River John Wanamaker Richard G. Vance Westfield N. J. Florist Paula Borchard Manhattan Fokker Nyak Lawrence Gamage New York City Q. BE. D

Sub Sighted Near Portland By Maine Official

Portland Maine October 9 Maine commissioner of sea and shore fisheries Arthur Greenleaf reports he positively sighted a partially submerged submarine about five miles southeast of Portland lightship early Sunday at 240 am HST from a motor boat The object roughly 150 feet long approached within 50 yards then headed back to sea Navy yard officials at Kittery say no American submersibles were in the area

Portland Arthur Greenleaf Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Navy Yard Kittery Greenleaf

Warden Roosevelt Presides At Meet At Hyde Park Church

Hyde Park October 3 United States news reports Franklin D Roosevelt senior warden of St James Episcopal Church presided over a vestry meeting about gifting a Bible from King George and Queen Elizabeth. The Bible bound in black morocco with gold edges was a memento of the June 11 visit when the King and Queen attended services with the Roosevelts. the Bible is in the Library of Congress display case in Washington. Also reported a noted sportsman Robert Sievier, 79, died at his London home. He rose from birth in a Hansom cab to become a millionaire racehorse owner and author. In Belfast, U K citizens in Northern Ireland were urged to telephone the American Consul as an American steamer is being held to take them home.

Hyde Park N. Y Franklin D. Roosevelt St. James Episcopal Church England George Queen Elizabeth I Roosevelt Londo Robert Bob) Sievier Sussex Jie Belfast Northern Ireland United States

Rabbi Israel Opens Campaign Here For Refugee Help

Rabbi Ed ward L. Israel of Baltimore launched a local drive at B'nai Abraham to raise six thousand dollars for the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees. He warned that Nazism and anti religion threaten civilization, noted 150000 refugees in Europe and 500000 in Palestine, and urged American Jewry to support rescue efforts despite U S immigration limits.

Rabbi Israel Europe America Edward L. Israel Baltimore B'nai Abraham United Jewish Appeal Israel Hitler Russia Germany Poland Rumania Lithuania United States Palestine Hagerstown Washington County Central South America Christian Friends Moses Grossman Roosevelt Baruch E. Rabinowitz Myer Berkson

Soil Conservation Means and History in U S

A 1935 act created the Soil Conservation Service to replace the Soil Erosion Service. It aims to coordinate research and field demonstrations without duplicating other agencies, drawing on existing bureaus and experts to study soil structures weather patterns grasses and agricultural cycles.

Bennett Soil Conservation Act Soil Erosion Service Soil Conservation Service Department of Agriculture

South American Plaza Idea for World’s Fair 1940

A plan to relocate and group Latin America pavilions at the 1940 World’s Fair in New York is discussed. The concept envisions a Latin Quarter plaza with free space, featuring gauchos, charros, and other authentic acts to attract visitors. Officials suggest inviting Mayor LaGuardia to promote South American trade, noting high fair attendance and ongoing events in the city.

New York Europe Flushing Meadows Benito Collada Carmen Miranda Paris Collada Mayor LaGuardia South America Druman R. Ernesto Lopez Venezuelan Commissioner-General, Told Us: “I'm Sure Mayor LaGuardia Manhattan

Hugh Johnson Urges Repeal At Baltimore Peace Rally

Gen. Hugh S. Johnson called for repeal of the arms embargo saying arguments against it are insignificant and that neutrality between arms sellers is needed. He warned against U.S. involvement in Europe and cited constitutional concerns. Gov. Herbert R. O'Conor told about 5,000 in Baltimore that war would become unnecessary and peace inseparable from freedom.

Baltimore Hugh S. Johnson United States Europe George Washington Herbert R. O’conor Fifth Regiment America O'Conor

Flying Boat Shot Down Over North Sea

The Air Ministry said a Royal Air Force patrol over the North Sea shot down a German flying boat. The crew were seen in the sea clinging to wreckage and a nearby ship was directed to rescue them before RAF patrols resumed.

London Air Ministry Royal Air Force North Sea

Order Issued by Swiss Leader to Silence Campaign

Berne October 8 Generalissimo Henry Guisan mobilized a citizen army to keep the European war issue from influencing the fall election for the National Council slated for October 28 and 29. About 500000 soldiers will vote, with party campaigning limited to official program declarations.

Berne Henry Gutisan Switzerland National Council United States House of Representatives Guisan

Neighbor dreams of Hershey trip and New York show

The passage recalls a chat at a lively event where a neighbor longs to visit Hershey Park in Hershey Pennsylvania. He reveals he is from Tlarksburg and admits he would travel to hear Glenn speak in New York, leaving the narrator puzzled by the uneven conversation and scattered amusement.

Cee Hershey Hershey Park Itershey Tlarksburg New York Glenn

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