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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1938

Page

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Tydings Campaign Charge Sparks Senate Inquiry

Senator Tydings and two Maryland federal officials face a Senate campaign expenditures committee probe over alleged attempts to influence federal employees votes. He named no sources, but cited a Salisbury postmistress and Maryland collector of internal revenue amid broader claims of coercion and party work during office hours.

Washington Inj Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Tydings Maryland Internal Revenue Salisbury Lewis Sheppard Hampton ‘Magruder Upper Marlboro Peete Morria’ ‘Sheppard Maude R. Toulson Tydinge Havre de Grace Hobard

Roscoe Turner Wins National Air Races in Cleveland Labor Day

Reading about Roscoe Turner, famed aviator, winning a National Air Races event in Cleveland on Labor Day, 1927. BS. L. Kerner recalls advertising stunt with a large plane and a wing fabric bearing Turner's signature. Kerner, then district sales manager for Kerney's Store, describes the flying days and the lying cigar store campaign that toured major cities.

Roscoe Turner Cleveland BS. L. Kerner Kerney Turner Turners

Conference Plans Outlined for Middle Atlantic Conference

Members of the national junior chamber board from five states meet with local leaders at Hotel Alexander at 7 tonight to plan the Middle Atlantic Conference in Hagerstown October 1 and 2. Local delegates are Alfred S. Bendell, Richard C. Medford, and Harold Heim. The eight national directors include Ward French, James Clark, Minor Hudson, Tom Baldridge, and Arley Sica, who also presides over the local Junior Chamber. The conclave aims to draw about 200 delegates.

James Clark New Jersey Minor Hudson Washington D. C Tom Baldridge Virginia Arley Sica Maryland Beld

Electrical firm opens wholesale supply house in city

The Jno. E. Graybill & Co. Inc opens a complete wholesale electrical supply house at 56 48 East Washington street. Founded 1888 and incorporated 1904 the firm represents 125 manufacturers and offers 11 000 square feet of storage across three floors. T. G. Hardesty Jr. will manage operations with a large fixture room on the second floor displaying over 175 ceiling outlets and 200 wall brackets and ample free parking.

Jno. E. Graybill & Co., Inc East Washington Street T. G. Hardesty, Jr

Theater of Science Preview At Fairgrounds Hall

The theater of science comes to the Fairgrounds exhibition hall for a one month Ethyl Motor Clinic engagement. Mayor Elgin and business leaders will attend a Friday preview, featuring interior auto workings shown as a dramatic series of pictures and demonstrations. Mayor Elgin’s car will undergo tests on the clinic’s indoor proving ground. The Southern Engineering Society arranged this stop after touring major cities.

Theater of Science Fairgrounds Southern Engineering Society Elgin Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Ethyl Motor Clinic Theatre of Science Hagerstown

Local Boy Elected DeMolay Master Councilor Up Maryland

Mayberry I Patterson of this city was chosen Master Councilor of the Maryland DeMolay at the state conclave in Washington D C over Labor Day weekend. C Robert Dean was named State Scribe. More than 125 attended. Dr Harry C Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, spoke on Unchanging Truths at the Continental Hotel banquet. A dance followed in the hotel ballroom. The installation occurred at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with Dad Gauker as installing officer and General Amos A Fries as marshal.

Mayberry I. Patterson Order of DeMolay Dad” Gauker Amos A. Fries

Hitler’s Informed Hints on British Warning and Czechoslovak Crisis

The piece discusses how Hitler might be unaware of British warnings and could order German troops to occupy Czech territory within days. It outlines possible Soviet air support for Czechoslovakia, Czech mountain defenses lasting weeks, and Polish and Romanian backing as diplomatic options. It suggests a strategy to frame foreign aid as aggression while preserving world peace rhetoric.

Praha Hitler Britain von Ribbenstrop Sir Nevile Germany Viscount Halifax London Russia Czechoslovakia Rumania Poland Vienna

How To Grow Boysenberries

Readers inquire about boysenberries a new bramble fruit with strong bearing potential. The guide covers soils sites preparation fertilization planting time and methods for home and commercial use. Free on request include a 3 cent stamp and address to THE DAILY MALL Agricultural Hos tor Box 1528 Washington D C.

THE Daily Mall Agricultural Hostor Washington, D. C

Growing The Rarer Fruits For Small Garden Profits

The article reviews growing Blueberry Boysenberry and Youngberry with emphasis on soil acidification cross pollination and spring planting. It compares habits to dewberries notes hardiness and trellis needs while urging trial plantings to test local soil climate and market acceptance for fresh small fruits.

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Million Dollar Tax Demand For Du Pont and Raskob

The treasury seeks about 2.1 million dollars in back taxes and interest from Pierre S. Du Pont and John J. Raskob after a Board of Tax Appeals ruling on their 1929 income taxes. The case cites securities paper transactions to dodge taxes, with appeals possible in the Circuit Court of Appeals. Raskob faces 1,026,340 and Du Pont 617,316, as the government argues losses were improper.

Washington Treasury Pierre S. du Pont John J. Raskob Raskob du Pont Board of Tax Chemical Family Liberty League Democratic National Committee al’ Smith Board Circuit Court of Appeals Les

Fiscal Policy Theme In O Conor Speech

Baltimore September 7 Attorney General Herbert R O Conor attacked his Democratic gubernatorial rival Mayor Howard W Jackson saying he fails to present a fiscal policy for the state. O Conor cited his own proposals including an income tax from 2 to 6 percent and the elimination of taxes on amusements admissions cosmetics and intangible securities.

Baltimore Herbert R. O'Conor Howard W. Jackson O'Conor

Courage to advance a single fiscal program

The quote notes that opponents face the courage to back one fiscal program while all concede it is the single most important issue. It frames the debate around focused policy priority and political risk. The speaker emphasizes unity in recognizing the issue's primacy despite differing stances.

Japanese Army Division Attacks In Central Henan

Peiping reports a full division of the North China Japanese Army moved into action in central Henan as the Yellow River channel, now easier to ford after dike breaks, allows a westward drive to resume after flood disruption this summer.

Peiping North China Japanese Army Henan Province

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