Prize winner announced at Hagerstown Industrial Exposition
The Danzer Metal Works and other firms earned top honors as judges debated late. Rivera Scholarship funded by International Correspondence School named by J C Monath. Vocational corn contest results listed with Poolesville High winning 525 points and top individual honors shared by King and White.
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Danzer Metal Works Foréay
Hagerstown
Furnniiture Conan
Air Propellers, Inc
William A Chambers
K. Steiner
H. L. ‘Ruth
Agricultural Department of the
Boonsboro
Smithsburg
M.D. Moore
Fair ‘Board
Poolesville
Montgomery
Boonsboro High
Gaithersburg
Middletown
Damascus
ME King
Gaithersburg High
C. White
Poolesville High
K.poffenberger
Boas
K. Ruble
Pooleaville
Relcond
Harshmen
D. Phetteplace
M. Port
Women slain two women found. man sought
Sima Minnesota dispatch reports two Virginia women ages 43 and 37 were found dead on a country road southwest of Sima. Police seek Victor Kettunen age about 40 of Virginia after his car with blood stains was found abandoned. Blood traces later found in his room but no sign of him. London bulletin notes British financiers plan a council of industry to revive prosperity.
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Sima
Minn
Virginia
John Dahlgren
Mabel ‘Hoey
Victor Kettunen
Kettunen
London
Council of Industry
Democratic Platform Promises Aid To Farmers And Jobless
The Maryland Democratic platform pledges aid to drought‑stricken farmers and unemployed, criticizes the Republican administration for unemployment and tariff policy, and supports state road building, public health, schools, and liquor policy under a States Rights line. It highlights Governor Ritchie’s work, tax reductions, and continued development of the University of Maryland.
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Ssilimore
Prohibition and Liquor Centre
Haryland Public
Ritchie
Myland
Maryland
State Roads Commission
State Department of Markets
Baltimore City
University of Maryland
Maryland Development Bureau
Asea
Famous aviatrix visits Hagerstown airport
A small Gypsy Moth plane landed at Hagerstown Airport yesterday. Out came Laura Ingalls, 35, of St. Louis, the first woman flier here since Ladd Heath. Ingalls, who placed third in a recent International Air Races for women fliers, refueled and departed for New York after a brief stop. She traveled from Uniontown via mountains in Pennsylvania and was accompanied by another aircraft.
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Hagerstown
Fiier
Tady Heath
Laura Ingells
O. G Skinner Airport Named After Actor
The airport identified as O. G Skinner, the actor, appears in records as a named facility. The designation underscores Skinner’s prominence in regional arts and travel history.
Death probe planned in Ruth Alexander aviation death
In San Diego a coroner said an inquest into Ruth Alexander's death from a crash will be held tomorrow morning. An earlier theory that she died by her own hand was ruled out after an investigation. Alexander, once married to Alden Fanneison, then Mac Alexander, and most recently Ensign Robert A. Elliott, faced suspicions of a bigamous past. Elliott travels to the West for the funeral train. Parents plan services in Irving, Kansas, while San Diego funeral arrangements proceed.
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San Diego
Cal
Ruth Alesander
Bat
C. Kelly
Miss Alexander
Robert A. Eliott
U.S. Nu
Irving
Rally Day at St. Pauls Me Observes Spiritual Drive
The rally day at St Pauls Me outlines services for Sunday with a church school program. Dr P L Russell is superintendent and will lead the adult department in the auditorium with Rev Dr Scott R K Wasner as speaker. Epworth League, led by Mr Lovely Gruber, resumes Sunday devotionals at 6 30. Miss Irma Bent and Miss Leonora Lantz will share experiences from Mountain Lake Park institute. The faster will preach and themes aim to rally workers to co operate with Jesus Christ. A newly organized choir under Mr I M Lippy will sing throughout the season.
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Ys Methodist Epith
Sunesy
Shurch
P. L. Russell
Hass
Auditorum
Scott RK. Wasner
Zion Reformed Church
Epworth League
Lovely Gruber
Irma Bent
Leonora Lantz
Mountain Lake Park Institute
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
I. M. Lippy
Tie
J. M. Gillum
Radio murder case unsettled. Dorothy Duvall questioned
Detroit police declare Dorothy Duvall a person of interest after identifying a radio voice that lured announcer Jerry Buckley to a Detroit hotel where he was shot following a recall election targeting Mayor Charles Bowles. Duvall appears in a Detroit courtroom as part of ongoing investigation.
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Detroit
Jerry Buckley
Charles Bowles
Dorothy Duvall
Many Arrested in Alleghany County Prohibition Raids
Twenty six persons were arrested in a series of raids in Alleghany County this afternoon by prohibition agents from Baltimore Washington and Martinsburg West Virginia. They were brought before United States Commissioner Thomas J Anderson and furnished bond for a hearing date not fixed.
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Gumheriang. Ma
Allegany County
Prohibition
Baltimore
Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
United States
Thomas J. Anderson
Sheesiey Shows to Stay Open at Fairgrounds Tonight
Management of the Sheesiey Shows announced last night that all rides and attractions would remain open tonight at the Fairgrounds. The grandstands will also be open for guest attendance.
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Sheesiey Shows
Fairgrounds
Frankie and Johnnie Drama Faces Broadway Censors
Broadway understudy Josephine Evans wins early notice as Frankie in Frankie and Johnnie but police bail money delays her debut. The show battles censor scrutiny on the subway circuit, after Chicago closure. Anne Forrest returns to lead alongside Craven satirical Broadway comedy That Gratitude promises a lively early season run.
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Gilbert Swanner
New Rore
Josephine Evans
Josephine
Frankie
Johnnie
Jack Kirkland
Nancy Carroll
Hollywood
Anne Forrest
Miss Forest
Jamaica
L. 1
Jalmine
James Sinnott
Pol Ties
Earl Carroll
Jonnie
Chicago
Helene Sinpott
Broadway
Manhattan
de Ferkj
Miss Forrest
Frank Craven
Craven
Duckling
Danta
Clubs to Form an Alliance in Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown Women’s Club members and Panhandle alliance delegates met on the lawn of Mrs. Jane White to discuss forming an alliance, with Mrs. Kenamond and Mrs. White guiding reports and a constitution committee named for the Oct 3 Martinsburg eastern district gathering. The article also notes births, illnesses, visits, and travel of local residents, including a new son for Mr. and Mrs. Holland Prigg.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherdstown Women's Club
Pan Haudie Alliance
Jane White
Mesdames
A. D. Kenemond
Panhandle Alliance
W H. S. White
Iocal Club
H. P. Sebley
D. Wysong
C Jd
Cavalier
Ernest Stutzman
Keener Autater
John Skinner
J. L. Welshans
Llewellyn Potts
Freely Welshans
Lewis McDonald
Madaline Tracy
Nellie Legge
Charles van Metre
Paul Davis
W. R. Thacher
Charles Schley
R. C. Ringgold
Quigley Reinhart
Virginia Kinney
Kenamond
Mattie Guyer
Martinsburg Club
Shepherdstown Womieb’s Club
White
Woman's Club
Roma
Selby Gay Williamson
Baltimore
George Billmyer
Bilmyer
Mesdames A. D. Kenamond
Philip Porterfield
Hattie Guyer
J. F. Faucett
W. H. S. White
Martinsburg
Holland Prigg
J. Harvey Miller
Harrisonburg
Taxter Welshans
J. Bb. Welshans
Morgantown
West Virginia University
J. Miller
Bertie Boetie
Ste
Harry A. Downs
Margaret Boyer
Gerrardstown
Herd
Presbyterian Church
James Witherspoot
Wither ‘Spoon
Nannie Beckenbaugh
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Wa. B. Rutherford
Sisley
Detroit
Mich
Win
Osbourn Airs
Wetter V Simons
Miss Lee Molerief
Madison Va
Winchester
Woman's Missionary Society Delegates Report Grief End
Delegates from the local Lutheran Church meet to discuss sisterhood efforts and rites as the Woman's Missionary Society closes a sorrowful chapter. The session reflects on grief and community support within the church.
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Woman's’ Missionary Society
The
Lutheran Church
Satesrom
Car Collision Near Chewsville Injures Man
One person sustained a minor injury in a highway crash near Chewsville last night as Fred Cunningham of Hagerstown Route 7 collided with Roscoe Hasterday near Myersville. Hasterday suffered minor cuts. State Officer Louis Bloom and Deputy Cushwa investigated.
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Chewsville
Fred Cunningham
Hagerstown
Roscoe H. Hasterday
Myersville
Hasterday
Louis Bloom
Cushwa
Swimming Grandma Sets Four Mile Sound Swim
Mrs Abby Stewart Cooley, 72, of Waterbury, visiting relatives in New Haven, swam four miles from Prospect Beach to Sperry Light in Long Island Sound. An airplane spotted her as an alarmed son-in-law overtook her about a mile from the finish, and she rode back to shore against her wishes.
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Grandma
Search Continues For Supreme Court Justice Crater In Nova Scotia
New York dispatches report the Crater search moving to Nova Scotia after a Halifax hotel barber, A W Ellrath, said a man resembling the justice was shaved there last Wednesday morning. Police regard the tip as promising in the ongoing missing person case.
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New York
Supreme Court
Joseph Crater
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Justice Crater
A.W. Ellrath
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