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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
5
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The senate tonight passed and sent to the governor a bill authorizing a bond issue of 4,000,000 dollars. Proceeds will be used for improvements, including two Philadelphia roads and related infrastructure. The action comes as part of the state’s ongoing capital program.
The Hagerstown grain and feed firm lists prices on bacon ham butter onions dried beans dried apples and live poultry with bid ranges for beef and pork cuts. Wheat and corn futures are noted from Baltimore market reports with No. 2 red winter quoted around 65 34 per bushel.
Editor D Webster Groh argues Md game law should extend dog restriction to protect domestic fowls and livestock. He notes the law bans dogs from pursuing game between March 1 and September 1 but omits harm to poultry, sheep, crops, and even food. He urges dog owners to forgo costly pets to aid the needy.
Bodnar five from Cleveland holds top spot in the American Bowling Congress five-man event at Columbus Ohio with a 2936 total. Toledo's Defiance Spark Plugs rise to fourth at 2914 while Olive Can Company of Chicago ties P M Kellys for tenth at 2881. Clark Moses of Defiance posts a 713 series as teams and Epee titles fuel the competition. Navy edges Bronx collegians by a narrow line for the lead in Epee and overall.
New York University and Navy lead in team divisions as 12 colleges contest the 40th annual intercollegiate fencing association titular tourney for individual honors. NYU athletes claimed the flag after 11 hours of competition, rising as title holders late last night.
On Friday at Y court the Alsatia Reserves defeated the Cabbies 37 to 31 in a close second half rally. Minnich led the Reserves with 15 points while Shaw and Cosgrove each scored 9 for the Cabbies as fouls and turnovers marked a tense contest.
Do You Recall Edward Oswald Jr Lauren Obrist and Bruce McLaughlin home from college for Easter. Senator Eppler's Sunday baseball bill allowing amateurs to play Sabbath if no admission is charged passed the State Senate. J Frank Futterer resigned as a Daily Mail printer after forty years. Boonsboro FB lodge displayed its service flag with two stars. St Bernard's Commandery elected officers including J H Harley commander and R M Hays treasurer.
Years ago today a frame building owned by Mrs. Nesbitt Cox and used by Noah Roulette as a general merchandise store at Sharpsburg burned down causing about $3000 damage. The new Disciple Church at Beaver Creek neared completion with dedication set for May 1. Mrs. Amelia F Young of Baltimore was mentioned.
A farm sold for 11 569 75 dollars covering 276 acres near Marsh Pike. A hatch of 94 ducklings from 100 eggs was raised in an incubator. Public sale of five shares of Second National Bank stock at 143 per share featured a high water mark. A London seer predicted optimism in business and revival while warning against bank dealings. The stars advise caution for women and a dull day for letters.
The April 1933 horoscope notes strong benefic aspects at month start and Uranus in powerful influence signaling sensational events foretelling good fortune. It forecasts inventions driving new industrial ventures and wide financial agitation with forthcoming legislation to ease conditions, including a major English bank expansion.
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