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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
4
A B Underhill reported multiple worker complaints and rising consumer pledges to the N R A code in Hagerstown. Merchants shown violating the code face imminent action, with authority to be determined by General Johnson and local committees.
The DeMolay Chapters of Maryland hold a Conclave at Camp Ritchie with registration at 1 50 pm. Business session at 2 00 pm presided by Fred P Entier. Rev Eagle Powers Baltimore gives invocation. New officers will be installed by Charles Yaeger. Delegates include Howard Messersmith and Leonard Emmert.
Fiorence Klingemith, holder of the women's loop the loop record, was killed during yesterday's Phillips 10 000 trophy race near Chicago. Her airplane, owned by Arthur Knapp of Jackson Michigan, plunged to the ground a half mile from the flying field after the tail tipped as it passed the grand stand. Klingemith, 26, of Minneapolis, had completed seven laps covering about 60 miles of the 100 mile track.
Irene V Norris widow of M V A Norris dies at 70 at 2439 Virginia Ave Williamsport. Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday Rev W C Huddle. Clara infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Henson dies. Interment Bakersville Thursday 10 a m Rev Thomas. Alfred Ardinger dies in Denver Col aged 5 after heart attack. Survivors listed. Paul V Moats dies at Tughmanton age 39. Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday Manor Church Rev Reichard assisted by Rev Rowland. John M McDual 63 prominent Orange County California rancher dies of heart attack. Martin Griffith dies at 70 at home near Keedysville. Ronald R Heflin infant dies at 1 year at 47 Charles St. Funeral 2 50 p m Wednesday First Christian Church. Interment Rest Haven.
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death. H. E. Bierley, Also for flowers and use of cars. Miss Emma Rideronr, Sister and Brothers, Adv.
About thirty chickens stolen from Mrs. William Eckstine on Irvin avenue were identified yesterday after Deputy Sheriff Beil Brant took her to Waynesboro. A dealer who had bought birds from a man described as a negro alerted Chief S taley, who suspected cross border theft and notified local authorities. The suspect planned to trade chickens for a car and return with more, matching a prior Eckstine loss.
A powerful hurricane moves toward Texas rich citrus country known as winter gardens of Texas causing expected extensive damage. Corpus Christi reports ships driven ashore and waves flooding streets as residents evacuate to higher ground. Government agencies coordinate refuge plans while families flee toward Houston and San Antonio ahead of the storm.
The Ladies Aid Society of Bethel A B Church in Chewaville hosts a chicken corn noodle soup supper starting at 5 p.m. on Thursday September 7. Tickets are 25 cents.
In Havana a sudden mutiny led by Sergeant Batista ousted officers and seized barracks. Provisional President De Cespedes, en route to Sagua, faced calls to return as a revolutionary junta formed with 19 members and five executive commissioners. The unrest follows pay cuts and army downsizing after the August uprising against Machado.
A brief wartime style message notes relief arriving, strengthening the dollar and morale. It urges citizens to sign a pledge with the NRA for prosperity, claiming renewed vigor after a period of idleness and hardship under new presidential order.
Philadelphia report says farmers and dairymen opposed to the federal milk marketing agreement will seek a meeting with President Roosevelt. Regional committee agents accuse Secretary Wallace of the wrong approach and say Dr Clyde L King and aides favor distributors blamed for excessive profit. Organizers said they will extend the strike into a national campaign reaching New England and the Midwest to recruit sympathetic farmers.
State Conservation Department held dawn operation to drive the captive deer Abe from a ledge in Watkins Glen State Park. Seven men were lowered fifty feet to attempt a return over a recently built bridge, but the antlered resident resisted, nibbling foliage as officials tired and recalculated plans.
The Hague September 5 The Dutch government denounces the world wide tariff truce saying the agreement fails to stabilize monetary relations or ease international trade restrictions. Foreign Minister De Graeff informed Conference President Ramsay MacDonald in a letter that efforts so far have not achieved aims.
John Heggan of Highland Way died at Werner Hospital Gettysburg Pa from injuries in an automobile crash four miles west of Gettysburg two weeks earlier He was 60 Born in Waterford N J and lived in the city 16 years Survived by widow Ellan Newcomer Heggan daughter Mary Catherine sisters Mrs J D Morris and Mrs Catherine Black Atlantic City N J brothers Arthur Heggan Holmoid Pa and Robert Heggan Camden N J Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at A K Coffman funeral home Rev Walter Byron Stehl officiating Interment Rose Hill cemetery Flowers omitted
Robert Kerns of Hancock died from a broken neck after a car wreck on the Berkeley Springs Hancock road Sunday at 9 am. The sedan owner, injured by glass, drove the vehicle with Kerns at the wheel. Cecil Waugh of Omps was unharmed. The car left the road, overturned four times over a culvert. Kerns died last night at Washington County Hospital after initial care at Hancock. His body will rest at Suter's Funeral Home pending sheriff's investigation. Kerns served in two U S Marines enlistments and is survived by siblings and a Washington area sister. Funeral Thursday at 10 am from the house.
Two women from Dundalk Md were injured in a Sunday crash when a large sedan went through a wire fence near Row's Park and down a creek bank after trying to avoid another car. Mrs Ema Underhill suffered a broken leg and was listed in good condition. Mrs Lillian Underhill had minor head injuries and was discharged. Driver John Esner, uninjured, faced investigation as officers described loss of control after a hard right maneuver.
In Leonardtown four negroes were drawn for the September term petit jury panel by Judge William M. Loker. The St Marys County circuit court opens September 18.
The Tucker family remains inside their northeast Public Square residence after a concrete wall blocks the only exit from their apartment. They report no written notice before work began and say they were told verbally by patrolmen to move. Tucker plans to keep trying to reach the street while awaiting action from building interests.
Harvey Bailey, held under heavy guard in Oklahoma City after a spectacular Dallas escape, is recaptured at Ardmore and moved to face charges for the Urschel kidnapping. Oklahoma authorities tighten security with machine guns and reinforced doors as the case advances toward September 18 trial.
J. Cleveland Grice tendered his resignation this morning as president of the Automobile Dealers Association of the county. He cited inability to give the time required and said he will cooperate with the association and remain an active member.
In San Francisco on September 6, a purse stitched with ten thousand stitches was made as a gift for President Roosevelt by Mrs J D Reeny. Each stitch stood for hope for success and the purse shows a red white and blue shield with a reverse inscription To Our Beloved President F D R.
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