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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1937

Page

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Mayor Elgin Backs Drive On Accidents In Maryland

Mayor W. Lee Elgin urged immediate steps to cut highway deaths amid Gov. Nice call for volunteers in a campaign against traffic crashes. Baltimore Mayor Howard Jackson backed city cooperation and a long term study group to improve highway safety across the state. In Woodensburg three men were killed in a single accident shortly after Nice spoke, bringing Maryland’s year to 444 deaths, 79 more than 1936.

W. Lee Elgin Maryland Harry W. Nice Elgin Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Jackson Nicipal Babe Nice Woodensburg Westminster John Pheiret Hampstead Robert Wink Charles Gill Manchester

Police aid sought in missing man from Sharpsburg area

Police last night were asked to aid in the search for Huffer E. Dallace vis 37 who has been missing from a farm along the Sharpsburg pike since last Tuesday. Davis is five feet four inches tall and weighs 150 pounds.

Huffer E. Dall Ace Vis Sharpsburg Pike Davis

Crampton Convicted for Tampering with Automobile

William Crampton 23 was convicted in city court Sunday morning of tampering with an automobile. Magistrate John Dunn ordered a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. Crampton was arrested early Sunday by Patrolman Karn.

William Crampton John Dunn Crampton Karn

Southern warlord Li Tsung-wen offers 3 million troops to central China

Nan king reports General Li Tsung-wen of Krwangsi province proposes 3,000,000 soldiers from South China to support the Central government, with 200,000 already under arms. Li is among three southern leaders who revolted against the central government last year.

Li Tsung-wen Krwangsi Nanking South China Central Press

Sheriff Seizes Two Slot Machines In Smithsbury Raid

Sheriff Max Malou, in apparent full recovery, led a raid with Constable Claude Ferguson at a tavern and drug store in Smithsbury, seizing two slot machines. Malou vows ongoing effort to remove illegal gaming devices from the county.

Max Malou Smithsbury Claude Ferguson Malou

Death Ends Dance at New Jersey Wedding Reception

William Siegel aged 66 collapsed during the reception for his daughter Dorothy and her newlywed husband Harry Bronstein in Elizabeth New Jersey. The sudden heart attack forced the bride into a week of mourning instead of a honeymoon as funeral arrangements take precedence over celebrations.

Elizabeth N. J William Siegel Dorothy Harry Bronstein

Diehl Chosen County Chairman for Christmas Seal Sale

Dr Diehl selected as county chairman for Washington County Christmas Seal Sale. Dr Grown and Mr Matthews urge early prep and strong effort to fund an intensified anti tuberculosis program. Seals go on sale by Thanksgiving with expectations of county gains.

Grown Diehl Matthews Washington William B. Matthews Maryland Pancrenlosts Association

Boy Hit By Car On Hast Avenue Near Mulberry

Donald Magaha, 15 or 16, was slightly injured Saturday evening after being struck by a car on Hast avenue near Mulberry. Driver George Tf Adams of Guilford avenue took him to a physician and notified police.

Donald Magaha Mulberry Street Hast Avenue Mulberry George Tf. Adams Guilford Avenue

U.S. Group Prepares for Nine Power Conference Parley

The United States delegation led by Norman H. Davis sails to Brussels on October 20 to push for a China Japan peace at the Sino Japanese nine power treaty conference. The talks will consider inviting Soviet Russia and possibly Germany, with U.S. preference for Russian participation while Japan may block Soviet attendance.

Washington Brussels Norman H .Davis United States China Japan Soviet Russia Germany Far East Tokyo Davis Stanley K. Hornbeck State Department J. Pierrepont i Moffat Department Robert T. Pell Charles E. Bohlen

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