davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

be ser.t to the counties starting late
next week along with state ballots.
There will be 100000 of the state
district ballots.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20
Too Much
Eviidence
government Drops
Charges Against Nazi
Rather Than Reveal
Information Source.
Z, CHARLES L. STEWART
....trIl Press ColNmniSt

-an. Sept. 20.-For 4 pros
>,,yN = case against an &C
ss iGIl. because he doesn't
..~ evidence cuou%h to get
conviction. isn't M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20
Profit Taking
ImpedesStocks

New York, Sept. 2O.-(AP)-Profit
taking currents continued to impede
the stock market today
While scattered coppers, rails and
specialties managed to make modest
gains, many leaders dropped into
slightly lower territory. A wide as
sortment closed at Thursdays levels.
Transfers were in the neighborhood
of 400 Qnl shares
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20
Nnt So POnular

~...a WAS considerable comment
E. .a v..sc- that this procedure was
.....r peculiar.
'-..~ a-.a>:.g0tion in Washington
e ..,..~ nat il wasn't especially
TIE telegram Prosecutor Palmer
received was from Assistant Attor-
~s~ Gor-.-. f1hn Rogge, who Spe-
G. ..-. Sc, '." justice department.
..... .'..- .t alien espionage and
..-. ere United States.
F.. .... hat the Justice depart
.-.. aau Of investigation was
-v ed with the evidence it
I'D -'.."d against Hoehne, but it
ctr. ...- 70 have the source Of it
..-,...E. 7, would have had to be
..- -i e.. convict him. And that
~.. .- dried up the source that
e.. 5@.- -turmatiOn came from.
@"l Director !. Edgar Hoover has
referred before to this tactic on his
.....- .art.
= '.a ."reau finds good leak
~ -.." '.reion espiOn0ee OrGaniza-
'~ .~n'r its policy to cork that
.a. n The leak having disclosed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

n. c. Is the road has been continu-
Dusty maintained open. Minor wash
outs along this l25 miles are being
repaired by the Public Roads Ad-
ministration maintenance forces, in
GLIDING a three-mile stretch on the
| northern and where there was con-
siderable slumping of large fills.
South of this section-from Route
NC l6 to Deep Gap-the parkway
was very hard hit and must remain
closed indefinitely.
The commission, therefore, advises
use OF even the NC 16 to Adney Gap
section only with the greatest eau
ton.
Parkway sections in the Linville
to Asheville area, which although
incomplete, have had q substantial
use by tourists, are temporarily clos
ed to traffic, and the tourist should
make local inquiry before heading
into the mountains to view the park
way.
The North Carolina League of
municipalities is chuckling gleefully
over the fact that former municipal
officials now compose probably the
most powerful triumvirate in North
Cardinals dominant Democratic
party.
Next-Governor J. M. Broughton
was once Raleigh city attorney. State
Chairman E. B. Denny is u one-time
mayor of Gastonia and a member of
the leagues executive committee.
State Secretary Arch T. Allen of RAJ
leigh was formerly attorney for the
league.
In view of these hookups, MUM
League big wigs anticipate friend
lier reception Of its legislative pro-
poSals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

usual. It's a nov
,lty. however. for Il
prosecutor To move
! cases dismissal
because his evil
3enCe is too good.
Vet those who
noticed the item
will recall that the
latter was just
what United States
Attorney William F.
I Palmer recently
did in the case OF
Herbert Uoehn re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

A certain liberty of action is, and
always will be, condition Of we'll
being.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20
Cotton Closes
3 To Z Higher

New York, Sept. 20.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened l to 6 higher.
Final quotations were 3 to 7 higher,
,oiddline SPOT 9.89, up 6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY !AVERILL

Raleigh. Sept. 20-Frank Parker
Federal StatiStician on duty with the
State Department of Agriculture, has
come back from Washington pro-
claiming 4 new ''firSt'-in fact IN
"only"-for North Carolina.
Mr.. Parker points out that this is
the only state in the Union which
provided township acreageS for 1889
crcDS. furnishing the information to
Federal Department of Agriculture
officials He found this out while do
ing duty on the National Crop Re-
porting Board at Washington this
mCnth.
As a result Of this "only". the Unit
ed States Census Bureau has an ideal
check for determining the accuracy
of its own enumerations made in
April and May of this year Head
StatiStician T. R. Pettet of the Gen.
SuS Bureaus Agricultural Division,
is greatly pleased with this assist
ance, Parker said.
AS a matter Of fact only a dozen
states have the annual farm census
surveys. and North Carolina is the
only Southern state in the number.
It thereby holds a distinct edge in
prestige over other states.
perhaps the chief advantage to
North Carolina farmers is the edu-
cational feature" said Mr.. Parker.
I'm general. these are srbconscious.
Farmers have been unaware of the
increasing familiarities they have
gained due to their sizing up yearly
each crops acreage. Thus, our farm
ers were really prepared for the 1888
A. A. A. program and due to factual
county information for each base
year, our growers received a maxi
mum of consideration
The North Carolina 1910 results
(for the 1889 cropS) have already
been published; and before the U.
S. Census Bureau has issued any
report at all on its current enumer-
alton for this state.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

Information from the State High
way Commission is to the effect that
damage to the Blue Ridge Parkway
from the torrential rains of several
weeks ago is still unrepaired in many
sections: despite the fact that the
high location of the parkway caused
it to suffer less than other low ly-
ing highways.
From Adney Gap, II miles south
of Roanoke, Virginia, to State Route
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20


.... . lbs NNGclcS upon i charge OF
..... . unregistered NaZi agent in
... .'-y. u lVjol@tiuu Of our new
... -.. .uN requiring all foreign
..,~ representatives in our
... . record themselves as such
. ....c Sam.
~ .s, Palmer had Just re-
...: ..@, ne had Hochne dead to
...- -..&e>.edarloior Shrdlu Shr
..-- .t invited him To- plead gull
e.. .. .yroupS emitting himself to
-.g "e-cy ~ the bench might
... e. a.Sa out Hochne wouldn't
. ...I. Thereupon the attor-
-.. ~ = he very act Of opening
.. .G.. - present the proSecu-
..~ -...v when L telegram was
..- raeNed inside the envelope.
-.-... ~.-atly. they say. then I'M
.. ...v requested Dismissal
.- r.&Ee Nanwjch hadn't much
... 20 grant. the prosecutor
-s. having asked for il. So
".... vent tree after three weeks
..4n i WIS understood he
....G e. leave the United States
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

HENDERSON, IN G. DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1910
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-20

Gently arraiGned
b Z I y l. { Federal
Judge l.. Il. Eau-
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Por JEcUs ouIRoNEs GARCIA
C-orresponsal Deportivo de
"L6 OPINION"

~
MExlCALI, g. c., Junio II. -
(Por correo).- De ser cierto 10
CUE Sc nos ha informado, dentro
de muy breves dias Verefos en- &C
ci6n > n de los meiores equipos
de Base Ball que han visitado tie
rras C~aliforrianas, como es sin
duda sleuns la novena "San Luis
Cuba Stars, que aetualmente Sc
encuertra eompitiendo n I ra
teams semi PROFESSIONALS en- ell sur
del vecino Estado de California.
Segnn 10 que nos participo An
ton'o V~alenzuela, uno de los miem
bros del Comite Pro-Campo Depor
two de Mexicali, los jugadores del
san Luis estan dispuestos a venir
a e%nfrentarse en- nuestro flamante
V ampiio parque de beisbol Hida1-
so, a nuestro mejor conjunto dc
este. %deporte, o sean los cervece-
ros de la Maya y mas tarde en-
otra exhibition contra los magnf-
ficos j%ugadores de la Hollywood
All stars, quienes dejaron muy
buena impression cuando vinieron
a enfrentarse a la Maya, juego
que ganaron los visitantes.
La fecha de los encuentros a1n
no Sc designa, pero es cast segu-
70 que sera a fines del presente
o a principles del e~ntrante mes de
Julio.
LA OLlMPlADA TERRITORIAL
Ahora que va esta de regreso en-
Mexicali ell Director de Educacion
Fisiea en- ell Te~rritorio, ell professor
Rodriguez, los deportistas locales
empiezan a preguntarse unos a
otros, en- que Iugar del Territorio
Sc verificara este aho la III OHM
piada del Territorio Norte, que
anualmente ha venido e~fectuando-
Sc en- Tijuana, ~gracias al entusias-
mo y empeno del Prof. Victor Blu
cardo, uno de los que mas han he
cho por ell deporte en- esta Entidad
federativa.
La fecha de celebration de este
evento la anuncio ell Prof. Rodrf-
guez para ell Fl de Abril del CO.
rriente aho aqui, y hasta Sc lanza-
ron las respectivas eonvocatorias;
pero TODD Sc volvio hume. Nj ST.
quiera realize pruebas atleticas pa
ra ir a Los Angeles, pero nj siquie-
ra Sc sirvio manifestar cual habia
sido la causa de la "tomadura de
peIo" que do a los atletas del Te-
rritorio.
Esperamos entreVistar en- estos
dias al director de Education FL
sica para que nos informe a cien-
cha cierta que es 10 que tiene pla-
neado para ell proximo mes de sep
tiembre, con ell fin de que 81 no
piensa %organizar NADIA para esa fe-
cha memorable, hacer gestiones o
los diriuentes de los Clubes Depor-
tivos de Tijuana para que entire
ellos y los de Ensenada y los de
esta cabecera, lleven a efecto este
tercer Encuentro Atletioo del Te-
rritorio Norte; porque no es posi-
BILE dejar MORN ell immense entu-
siasmo que despiertan estas COM
~petencias solo porque ell professor
Rodriguez no toma la iniciativa,
como obligadamente debiera hacer-
To-.
IA CABRERA DE 10000 METROS
Los muchachos del club "Ate-
La opinión., 1940-06-23
COMO EMPEzO A BOXEAR STEVE
BELLOISE. RETADOR De GARCIA
Ell hermano de Mike Belloise, con 28 ~victorias y 2 de-
~rrotas, ~disputara ell titulo de peso medic a Ceferino,
ell 10 de Agosto en- Nueva York

1otables. Cuando menos hasta aho-
ra.
Steve envia Ia derecha mas bien
On forma recta; pero la izquier-
da In maneja como gancho. Posi-
biementc su gua"dia, es In mas
alberta que tenGa c~ualquier bo-
Aeador prominente de estos ITEM
pos.
"Pero en- esa forma, tenga ma
yor facilidad para golpear,-eXpli-
ca ell propio Steve.-Ademas, doy
tai impression de ser facil de gol-
pear que con ella invite al contra
rio a entrar. Y ESQ es ~precisamen-
lie 10 que yo deseo y espero, pues
siempre gano ell golpe'.
Hughes dice que Steve es mas
duro que cualquiera otro peso well
ter o medic, y Que su boXeo 'es
superior al de Billy Conn. Proba-
blemente esa declaration %provocara
muchas discusiones; pero ESQ es
cosa de el, y ALA que Sc las ayeri-
que como pueda.
Steve es ell miembro "del cen
tro" de una familia de nueve hijos
cue tiene I'm carpintero va retira-
do. ESQ quiere decir Que es ell
quinto entire sus hermanos, con Ia
v~entaja de que puede empezarse a
contar desde cualquier extreme. Y
hay que reeordar ell dicho de que:
no hay quiento malo'. Esa facili-
dad que tiene para dar puhetazos
Y ganar peleas con elias, la tiene
para manejar ganchos y aguias de
tejer. siendo un verdadero artis-
ia EN- este aspecto.
Lo mismo c%onfecciona I'm sue
ter queu II par de calcetines, un
tapete o una colcha para anna.
Sus obras han sido distribuidas en-
tire miembros de su familia y amis-
tades, Y todos Sc muestras orgu-
llosos de las que ell muchacro les
ha obsequiado. En- este pals, en-
cue a los soldados Sc les enseha a
teier para 81 es dificil sobresalir en-
! tales labores y Steve es notable.
(Sique en- la ga. pAo.l
La opinión., 1940-06-23
HQ Progresado ell Deporte en-
Mexico, en- los Ultimos Anos

49, QPC).- FL deporte en- Me
xico ha aIcanzado en- los ulti-
mos ahos m considerable au-
monte, notAndose este tanto en-
10 que respecta a los ALTOONA
dos, que dia q dia llenan Las
g~raderias donde Sc presentan
encuentro7 de football, baseball,
box, etc, asi como a los que So
dedican al desarrollo del nazis.
mo.
Antsriormente POGO Sc ola de-
cir de que ell ramo femenil Sc
dedicara al deporte, eosa que
actualmente notamos ell entu-
siasmo que reina entire ell mis-
mo, pues numerosas escuelas.
asi como clubes, %presentan a los
afieionadGs bonitos en~cuentros
deportivcs femeniels de nata-
ci6n, basketball, tennis, encuen
tros de pista y otros muchos
adecuados para ell sexo debil.
Entire otros muehos casos, Is
de mencionarse la labor que ha
estado desarrollando ell Ing.
Juan de Dios Bats, Jefe de las
Eseuelas Tecnieas de la Capt.
tai, en- pro del deporte, y dando
un nuevo estadio a los depor-
tistas y atletas, ell cual fue insu
gurado en- dias pasados y Sc Ie
dio ell aoIa5re de "Estadio Sal.
vador Canine Diaz", en- ell ms
tituto PoIitico Nacional, IN me
moria de n de los deportistss
que alcanz6 mayores record
portivos en- ell m~encionado L..
tituto, asi como en- numerosos
encuentros organizados en- los
Estados de la Pep1bIica.
En- la actuaIidad, ell lnstitu-
to Politecnieo Naeional We con
orgullo la labor deportiva que
ha emprendido, va que ha in
cluido en- los e%ncuentros depor-
tivos tanto nacionales como in
ternacionales a varios de u
deportistas. encontrandose n
tire estos Salvador AIaniz Du-
que, actual entrenador del plan
tel, y campeon oentoramericano
de %salto; MariscaI, campeon
centroamericano de cuatroeien-
tos metros; Resendis, campeon
centroamericano de Ianzamien-
to de disco, y otros muehos que
compitieron en- Los Angeles, Ca
%lifornia, y en- los recientes en-
cuentros dc Centre y Sudameri
ca.
En- Mexico hacia falta un es-
tadio mejor ccondicionado que
ell "Estado Nacional", y ahora
contamos con ell "Estadio Sal;
vador Canine Diaz.".
Asimismo Mexico n~ecesitaba
una arena en- donde %presentar
sus encuentros de box y lucha
libre, en- substitution de la
Arena Mexico, y en- la actua-
lidad contamos con la Arena
(Sigue Ell Ia Sta PAg.)
La opinión., 1940-06-23
EUGENE QUlcRI CANA Ell CAM
PEONATO PUMA EN- FRANClA

Eugene, al igual que ell otro fdolo
| gallo Georges Carpenter, fue un he
| roe en- la pasada c~onflagraclon eu
ropea de 1914-191S. Recibio varias
herldss en- ell frente de Verdun, y
| fue coronado en- seis dlstintas oca-
| stones, una de elias por ell general
Foch.
Quicri recibio un balazo en- la
auijada, y de ALI que durante seis
meses tuvo que estar recluido en-
un hospital frances. Dos famosos
galenos lie pusieron una qulJada
! falsa, fabricada de platino.
Una vez que hubo terminado Ia
| guerra. Eugene Sc dedico de plano
al boXeo. Gano ell campeonato
| frances de su peso y mas tarde Ell
| de Berlin, Inglaterra y media do
| cena de paises europeos.
! creyo que su pupilo posefa va Ia
| suficiente experienced para dirigir
! Sc a los Estados Unidos y coronar
Sc monarch universal de su divi-
sion.
Asf fue como un buen dia QuI
! cri. en- union de su entrenGdor
| Eudeline, arribo a la ciudad de
| Nueva York. Vencio a varios do
los mejores p1giles que entonces
| exigtfan Y POGO despues subio a
! ~enfrentarse con John Kilbane, n
| tonces ell champ" mundial de los
plumas.
! Kilbane era un viejo lobo del
rirg y saba perfectamente que
! sus mejores dfas como pngil estre
La habfan pasado. De ALI que ma
| niibro habilmente a fin de Que re-
| oibiese Ia mayor parte de la boil
sa.
Y tai como sc ~esperaba sucedio
pues ell frances ataco desde un prin
cipio a Kilbane y 10 puso knockout
| en- ell sexto round. Este no quiere
decir que Kilbane Sc rindi6 cobar-
demente, pues John ha sido uno de
los mas v~alientes campeones que
han existido en- la sufrida division
de los plumas.
Los "matchmakers" que hicie-
ron ell bout" 10 llevaron a cabo
con Ia condicion de que 81 Quicri
vencia, Sc enfrentase tres meses
despues con Johnny Dundee, a la
saxon Ell ell apogeo de su gloria.
Ahora bien, Dundee era un mu
chacho nacido en- Italia que sc ha-
bfa ganado las simpatias del pue-
bio norteamerieano gracias a su
inteligencia, colorido y honradez.
TODD mundo esperaba que ell fran
ces Sc dirisiese a su pals despues
de haber vencido a Kilbane; pero
al parecer conoefan NAL al flaman
tie champ, pues este firmo acto
seguido un c%ontrato a traves del
cual Sc comprometia a e%nfrentar
Sc con Dundee sesenta dfas des-
pues.
Quicri tenfa amplia confianza en-
sus conocimientos, v de ALI que pi
' desc a Eudeline hiciese ell pleito
La opinión., 1940-06-23
ANGOTTES FAvORITO PARA
veneer A ARIzMENDI FL MAR1ES
Hay gran interes en- Los Angeles por yer esta pelea en-
ell Olympic; Arzmendi es defendido por su entrena-
dor Whitley Eckwert
Por MkZANAZO
Redactor Deportivo de LA OPINION

Bassndcse en- su victoria anterior
sobre ell tampiqueio y en- ell hecho
de que es ell campeon mundial de
peso Iigero-aunque sea a medals
los expertos boxisticos de Los
Angeles escogen como favorito a
Sammy Aneott para veneer nueva-
mente a Baby Arizmendi ell pro-
ximo martes en- ell Olympic Audito-
rum.
Las ~apuestas Sc GOTHAM en- la
propc4 cion de = uno q tres. Els
decir, que los partidar-os de Ariz-
mendi que lie tengan la confianza
suficiente para eXponer un dollar,
pueden ganarse tres 81 ell de Tam
pico da la sorpresa y sc lleva la
victoria.
Pero 81 hemos de guiarnos por
La opinión., 1940-06-23

la opinion y ell sentimiendo general
de los llamados eXpertos y de los
cronistas deportivos de los periodi-
o %angelinos, Arizmendi no solo
no tiene probabilidades de triunfo,
sine que tampoco Sc merecia la
oportunidad de pelear con ell cam
peon Angott.
A este respecto, todavia Sc re-
cuerda en- los circulos boXisticos 10
Gales un desagradable incidente ocu
rrido en- conexion o la pelea
Acknowledgment.
Hace %algunas semanas Willie
Richie, ex campeon de box y ac-
tualmente inspector de la Comision
AtIetica de California, reunio en- ell
Hotel Hayward a un grupo de ex-
(Sigue en- la 5a. Pag.)
La opinión., 1940-06-23

Por Alfredo VlNlEGRA
clUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO
La opinión., 1940-06-23

La prensa de Paris. capital de
Francia, trae la noticia de Que
Jacques Quicri. hijo del ex-cam-
peon mundial de los plumas, Eu
gene Quicri, ACADIA de c%onquistar
ell c~ampeonato de peso ligero de su
battalion.
Jacques es un magnifico boXea-
dor y de ahf que varios crfticos
deportivos de Paris han declarado
que tiene la MADEIRA suficiente pa
ra llegar a ser ell univer-
sal de su peso.
Y este por eierto no nos pare
ce extraho pues Eugene Quicri ha
sido uno de los mas valiente mo-
narcas que hayan eXistido en- los
plumas. La pelea IN que perdio su
frente a Johnny Dundee
esta catalogada ONO una de las
mejores que Sc han visto en- Nueva
York.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

Los muchachos del club "Ate-
La opinión., 1940-06-23

Joe Louis establecio un nuevo
record en- la defensa del cam
peonato mundial de peso COM
pleto, al ~retener la corona por
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Y Godoy Quedo Fuera de Combate

round, y al Referee Cavanaush
disponiendose a detener a Louis
para impedir mas castiso al
ven3ido.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
No pudO con ell Campe6n

Arturo Godoy, quen apsreee aqui apuntando us punos a
la quijada dc Joe Louis en- fotografia, no pudo o ell cam
peon mundiaI de peso complete. Godoy fue abatido en- ocho
rounds por ell Dinamitero de Detroit, Ell ultimo jueves e n Nueva
York. Louis sc prepare ahora a contender con ell vencedor de la
pelea Baer- Galento.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

undecima veg ell 1ltimo jueVes
al noquear tecnicamente a Ar
turo Godoy. En- la toto Sc We al
chileno en- la Iona, en- ell octave
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Rival de AriZmendi

Dsndose u n regaderazo despues de SUI entrenamiento, tene-
m aqui Ell csmpeon Sammy Angott, de Louisville, Ky, quien
ell proximo martes subra por primera vz al ring del Olympic
para dar la revancha a Baby Arizmendi. Angott es favorito para
repetir S primera victoria, conquistada Ell Chicago
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Ell Deporte en- Mericali estd
en- PZena ActiOidad este Ano

mas" continnan hacienda gestiones
para llevar a cabo ell pr6ximo II de
(Sigue en- la 5a. PAg.)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-02-16
Major Bowes' Hour

Amateur performers in Baltimore
and nearby communities, who aspire
to an appearance on Major Bowes'
Original Amateur Hour Program,
will be auditioned in Baltimore on
March LIST and End, in the studios Of
Station WCAO of Columbia Broad
casting System.
Announcement to this effect was
made in New York by Stan Lee, of
Major Bowes' staff. Mr.. Lee said
that amateurs qualifying for an APP
pearance on the regular Thursday
night amateur hour program would
be given an early opportunity to
display their talents over the air on
a Columbia coast-to-coast network.
Amateurs desiring an addition
at Station WCAO on either March
LIST or End, should write to me at
Station WCAD, Baltimore, Mr.. Lee
said. Applications will be welcome
from singers, dancers, musicians, i'm
personators and opponents of other
forms of novelty entertainment"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-02-16
Officers Capture Still
And Make Arrests

Local and federal officers seized
five men and one woman, 180-
gallon still, an automobile and a
large quantity of Illicit and tax un-
paid liquor Thursday in two raids
ID the county.
Sheriff David j. Randolph, his
deputies and two. federal officers
first raided moonshine plant, locat-
ed ON what is known as the Clark
farm, in the northwestern corner Of
the county destroying the still, 1900
gallons of mash, ready for distilling
purposes, and selling 235 gallons of
newly-distilled whiskey and new
1910 Ford coupe. The three persons
arrested are Thomas Clark, Edwin
Howry and Hilda Laird, who were
taken to Baltimore, for hearings.
Emory Clark and William Ford
Of North East, and Clarence Boyer
of Cecilton section were arrested on
a charge of transporting tax unpaid
liquor. The three men waived hear
ings before a magistrate and were
each held under bond for trial in
the Circuit Court.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-02-16
Exploding Paint Causes
Serious Burns

Laura, wife of Harry Runner, re-
siding mile south of Paramount,
Little Britain Township, was severe
ly burned Thursday afternoon,
Butchering was in progress at the
time.
A can of aluminium paint built in
a piece of wood, and apparently un-
noticed, had been thrown into the
fire and it exploded.
Mrs. Runner was close at the time
and the fire was thrown on her,
her sweater becoming ablaze. Be-
fore it could be removed by Emmett
Charles, neighbor, who was assist
ing with the ,butchering, her arms,
hands and face were badly burned
Her throat today is giving her much
trouble and her hands ale blistered.
Mr.. Charles also received severe
burns on the hands and arms.-Sun,
Quarryville, Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-02-16
Boy Fatally Injured

James Richard Lane, the seven
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
X. Lane, Of Havre de Grace, was fat
ally injured Saturday evening, Feb.
8, as he ran off the store porch OF
l.. H. Klair, onto the boulevard, in
front Of the car driven by Nicholas
Languis, 10 years old, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Languis, Havre de Grace,
and was thrown across the street.
Young Languis tried to avoid the
accident. The injured lad was hur-
ried to the Havre de Grace Hospital.
He was conscious, giving his name,
but died within short time, of a
fractured skull, and internal injur-
les. His leg also was broken. His
parents and one sister, Mrs. James
Bullock, survive.
The driver of the car was held
under $4,000 bail for action Of the
grand jury of the February term of
court.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-02-16
Elk Mills Jittery Over
Buried Explosives

The village of Elk Mills, Cecil
county, has a bad case of filters,
since 10000 pounds of INT was
buried there on the property Of Ma
jor w. Ray Baldwin.
The INT is owned by the Triton
Chemical Co.. of Pennsgrove, N. j.,
which recently took it over from
the army for reworking, in exchange
for a newer product. According to
Major M. ]. Connolly, president Of
the company, it could not easily be
exploded in its present state, but
Elk Mills people are dubious.
The TINT is packed in wooden
boxes and stored in two pits 38 feet
long, feet deep and 16 feet wide,
covered with a thick layer of dirt.
All the explosives, Major Connolly
said is deteriorated material taken
from old artillery shells and has
been washed out with water. Sam
pies of it have refused to explode,
even with primers.