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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
9
Scout executives will be employed to lead county Boy Scout troops once a suitable candidate is found. The decision came at a meeting of troop committeemen and council members at the M C A. Plans for fall and winter were discussed and the program will expand soon. Scouts will participate actively at the Hagerstown Fairs.
An event followed a dinner before a business meeting. Inspector Arthur R. Collins aged 50 was gravely injured near Chambersburg while on duty as a Japanese beetle quarantine inspector. A highway patrolman reported Mary XK Hoke of Chambersburg lost control, her car skidding and striking him before a truck. He remained in grave condition at Chambersburg Hospital.
A collection of recipes published for the Herald Mail Cooking School at the Armory. Queen's Cake, Tip-Top Apricot Cake, Frozen Cookies, Sally Lunn are detailed with ingredients, mixing steps, baking temperatures, times, and serving suggestions including sauces or toppings.
Chester H. Gray Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged farmers to resist a general sales tax at the State Fair. He warned that any sales tax would be an added burden on property owners funding town, county, and state governments, and called for stronger farmer organization and united policy to improve farm conditions.
Governor Albert C. Ritchie orders publication of the text of Chapter 479 of the 1931 Maryland General Assembly act proposing an amendment to Section 3 of Article IV to restrict judges aged 70 or older, with latest terms and retirement rules, to be voted on at the November 1932 general election. The proclamation directs wide newspaper dissemination in Maryland and Baltimore, including German-language press. The act takes effect June 1, 1931.
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