11 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
1
The first monthly bulletin funded by new Chamber members will debut in a few days. The four page pamphlet, issued by the board, informs members of activities and routine work, noting 2035 office calls, 2807 telephone conversations, and 3925 outgoing mail items in nine months through September 30, 1935.
Girdles in several good models offered this week at 3 50. Sizes range from 25 to 31. Alice Weagley Corset and Gift Shop located in the Colonial Theatre Building. Ady.
Sykesville Maryland October board meeting set for Sunday to review the report by the state survey commission charging brutality and mismanagement at Springfield State Hospital. C Wilbur Miller notes investigation was under way as the probe began and the inquiry, led by Dr George H Preston, was suspended during the commission’s work.
Edward Winfield Clatterbuck 79 of Luray died at home Tuesday night. Survived by wife and many sons and daughters with funeral Friday at St Marys Catholic church in Luray. Gorge M Gray 2 years 11 months 16 days died at Antietam after eight weeks illness. Survived by parents and several siblings. funeral Friday at 1 PM with Rev Gardner Taylor. burial Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg.
Baltimore reports Pan American Airways readies three colossal flying boats for nonstop service from the United States to Hawaii Wake Island Japan and China. Col Charles Lindbergh witnessed the China clipper acceptance and a demonstration flight to Washington. Each craft seats 43 daytime passengers 18 as sleepers and sails at 157 mph with 4000 mile range weighing 51000 pounds when fully loaded.
The defense weighs an appeal to the U S Supreme Court as Hauptmann faces a delayed execution. Fund-raising efforts falter after a state court reversal and a near exhaustion of the defense fund. Possible clemency or a new trial based on alleged constitutional violations are also considered.
Guilford Gardens on Guilford Ave hosts a square dance Friday featuring the Dixie Ramblers. Admission is 25 cents with a 30 cent advance ticket option.
ANNAPOLIS Md Oct 10 The United States Naval Academy marks ninety years since its founding on October 10 1845 Twelve thousand one hundred ninety six graduates have received diplomas Officers who achieved eminence in war and peace and descendants of early builders attend The midshipmen regiment of 2022 participates as the daylong program includes a Worden field concert and a costume ball in the armory
In the assembly Eden and leaders from France Italy and the Soviet Union discussed responses to Italy’s war on Ethiopia. Eden urged action under the covenant while Laval Motta and Potemkin called for collective security and solidarity with League aims. The debate centered on sanctions and collective measures to halt the conflict.
The AAA considers a plan for producers in Colorado Nebraska Michigan Wisconsin and nearby areas to withhold cull potatoes from the market. The AAA would buy 10 to 20 percent of each crop for distribution through the surplus relief program, aiming to lift prices by up to 25 cents per bushel for the remaining crop. Officials say the Western buying and a marketing agreement could push prices higher for Maine and northeastern late crops. The move relies on authority from the Adjustment Act amendment classing potatoes as a basic crop.
Chicago October 10 Professor Harvey B Lemon of the University of Chicago argues there is credence the universe has no beginning or end but is regenerative. His view challenges the postulations of most scientists and philosophers by saying its forces always were and always will be.
The body of the eighth victim was found today in the Glidden Sora Products Company plant debris after a Monday explosion. The identity of the body was not immediately determined.
The Woman's Club of Halfway hosts a rummage sale at 18 West Franklin Street on Friday October 11. An upcoming radio program at 1:30 P M on Sunday October 13 features Jewels of Tomorrow on Station WJEJ.
Pittsburgh reports Desk Sergeant George Yochum rushed in without his coat to stop a fight. He was knocked down when the father of a combatant hit him after claiming not to know he was a cop. The man said he didn’t realize the officer’s identity.
Market price list shows chickens dressed and live, sausages, pudding, cured meats, hams, lard, eggs and pullet eggs, butter, potatoes and sweet potatoes, turnips, corn, celery, beans, cabbage, kale, spinach, apples and quinces with noted price ranges and pack sizes. Includes apple butter and miscellaneous items from Serb. to local vendors.
Quotations from Stein Bros and McComas Armstrong Building show grain bids and price trends in Chicago. The report lists current buying and selling figures across soft red wheat corn oats and rye with notes on demand at local markets and trading activity by Stein Bros and partners.
An artificial wax illness described to the American Public Health Association affects workers who smoke artificial waxes used for insulation of auto wires and in paints. The skin eruption, anemia, digestive trouble, and urinalysis abnormalities are linked to the chemical diphenyl used in wax production, with cases appearing only among wax makers.
Four more trainers and three jockeys were barred for life by the Illinois racing commission after an audit of Fairmount Park programs near Collinsville. Charley Rollins Frank Kinery Armstrong plus trainers Guy Overly Frank Stockton J C James and H S Knott received life expulsions. Frank Seremba is suspended 30 days and owner Felix Rado is suspended indefinitely.
The Wash County Free Library posts new winter hours starting Monday October 14. Open daily from 10 A M to 9 P M with the Children's Room open daily 1 to 5 P M and Saturdays 10 A M to 12 M and 1 to 6 P M.
An old ad promotes nerve pain relief with a $1 adjustment offer by Dr. Shipley at 21 W. Wash. St. The brief notice claims to help many with neuritis and headaches.
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