12 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
1
An official urged re registration for all with a position or offices as the agency opens on August 23. About 40 reris and more than 20 men and women are reported registered in the active file. The National Re employment service states no charges are involved and those who fail to report for work will not be considered further.
Dorothy Muse, 18, escorted Pat Jones by police after an unwanted confrontation in Kansas City. Details describe harassment and a subsequent control by law enforcement.
Eighty eight new Maryland attorneys were sworn in at the Court of Appeals on Wednesday. Father and son Thomas E. Conlon Sr. and Jr. from Baltimore and Lochearn were among the group, the largest class in years. The event featured remarks by Isaac Lobe Straus and Chief Judge Carroll T. Bond, urging ethics and service.
Shady Bower residents report visits and social calls across nearby towns. Alda Anderson returns from Waynesboro, John Beard visits Clearspring, Catherine Shupp calls on relatives in Clearspring, and others share gatherings with Kitty Ward and Miss Eby family. Funeral attendance for Miss Clara Martin in Hagerstown noted.
Persistent coughs and colds lead to trouble says Creomulsion ad. The emulsion claims two fold action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germs. It touts creosote as a key healing agent and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Street Superintendent Samuel Greenawalt was told to limit spending on repairs until funds are available as the Board of Street Commissioners met. The board authorized completing Hast Wilson Boulevard and Mitchell Avenue extensions and planned a meeting with department heads to discuss meeting current and future financial obligations. They will inspect streets to determine needed repairs for another year and postponed removing six traffic lights in favor of curb lights. California established a $10 000 fund for kidnapping rewards.
A cavalry troop will be grostied on the market house lot at the Fairgrounds before the parade. If rain occurs, garages behind the market house will be made available as shelter.
W B King secretary and C P Bohman Worshipful Master of Hagerstown Lodge will attend the funeral of George Cook Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Maryland in Baltimore this afternoon. A Masonic ritual will be followed in connection with the services.
Philadelphia dispatch reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad on Wednesday announced a reduction of furlough days for employees from four to two per month effective October 16. The move follows prior cuts from six to four days.
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