27 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
1
A Oct 27 report outlines new regulations for a nationwide compliance network. Trade associations or committees may handle certain cases, with district NRA officers overseeing appeals and directing adjustments when needed. Citizens will access complaint forms at post offices for notarized submissions.
Polis reports Mayor Bainbridge opposes washing the courthouse clock face due to insufficient funds. A large clock on the courthouse tower remains dirty despite the mayor’s dislike of the dirty face.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a municipal building incident where an object or debris was loosened by an early frost and nearly struck a new dealer near the front of city hall. Details on persons or exact cause are unclear.
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs Josephine Iven Hann widow of Michael F Hann at 12 East Antietam Street after three weeks illness. Survived by daughter Bernadette D and son Rev J Gilbert Hann of Baltimore, sister Agnes Gilbert and brothers William H and John W. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Westminster with solemn mass. Interment at St Johns cemetery Westminster. Also Mrs Mary E Summers widow of John J Summers dies at her son Martins Boonsboro home aged 86. survived by children Charles Funkatown Martin E Boonsboro Kieffer Mt Lena Effie Byrem Mt Lena Asa Lumm Beavers Creek. Funeral Sunday from William Bast funeral home and U B church Mt Lena. Interment in adjacent cemetery. Please omit flowers. Also Mrs Mary C Koohenour 236 East Franklin Street dies after complications aged 81 at school debates home. survived by two sons Robert C and Charles G. Funeral Sunday at St Paul United Brethren Church cock with Revrah Blight Etter. Also Mrs ... Etter, wife, dies yesterday morning at her home Lemasters after long illness aged 69. taught in Franklin County. Surviving brother A Light Greenantle. sister Mrs Alice Hoffedite Greencastle.
The Churchey family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness at the death of their little daughter Peggy and for flowers and cars.
Chicago reports Jack Hart, a fugitive from Maryland justice, received a sentence of one to fourteen years in the Illinois State Penitentiary. He faced possible parole after about six years eight months. The case stems from Hart's August assault on Joseph Dombkowski and an attempt on a murder charge tied to others shot in the incident.
Dr Oscar F Blackwelder pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Reformation in Baltimore spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Alexander. He urged that a great mother a great teacher and a great friend shape a man as machinery advances but can still serve human needs. He praised Kiwanis Ideals and the trust built when meeting a new neighbor. Guests from Frederick and Glens Falls attended. A H Warne led the luncheon and Rev F Berry Plummer introduced the speaker. Also notes traces of free gold found in an Alaskan creek among large boulders.
Report describes Charles and Anne Lindbergh in a covert Paris visit. They avoided public attention, met with embassy officials, and flew from Inverness toward Southampton with a secret plan. A storm intensified anxiety as a searchlight aided the yacht’s harbor approach before landing near the Seine and continuing to Paris. Additionally, noted naval architect Sir John Harvard Biles died at 79 in Virginia Water.
Maryville mourns Jeff Monroe a 41 year old ditch digger known as Santa Claus who for ten years distributed toys on Christmas night in the St Nicholas costume. Hundreds attended Thursday services marking his burial.
The Sticker Sales Corporation lists grain price quotations from Chicago markets. Located at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland, contact phone 2600 for details on current bids and market trends.
The Ha ggistown Fairgrounds host the first Golden Slipper championship Walkathon starting November 9. About fifty teams, boy and girl contestants, form pairs and walk or dance for 24 hours daily. Vaudeville acts and masters of ceremonies provide daily entertainment as contestants register at Number 2 Public Square for the $1,000 prize.
Hancock and Bragg fled to Ohio then to the mountains. Bishop, captured late yesterday near Black Oak in Fulton County, said Bragg plans to go to Winchester where he once hid from officers. He knew nothing of Charles Davin and Frank Long, who were seen in Blair's Valley but may have avoided Bishop and Bragg.
Representative T. Alan Goldaborough of Maryland plans to push a dollar stabilization bill in the next Congress. The measure would reduce the gold content of the dollar to induce inflation, lifting wholesale prices to the 1926 average and then maintaining prices at that level.
At a rousing meeting of Gilead Encampment No I C O F held last night in Frederick the lodge celebrated its victories with refreshments and remarks and announced plans to participate in the Mummers parade on October 31 in Frederick and to take part in the Waynesboro parade the following night.
AMERICAN FALLS Idaho October 97 A story notes Lloyd Black tagged a fawn with an ear brand years ago and his brother Harold Lloyd shot a four point buck this week using the same marking. In San Francisco street railway safety, the system carried 71 815 286 passengers the last 19 months without a fatal accident.
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