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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
6
A former government official rises in diplomatic ranks as global tensions unfold. His career spans eight years in a pivotal era of U S and world history before turning to naval affairs and promotions of neighborliness. Paris connection teased for next issue.
Prices paid to farmers cover a range of staples including hams potatoes onions dried corn white beans and walnuts. Quotations show per unit costs and bulk prices from the local feed and grain firm listing items such as turnips sweet potatoes and various beans with cents per pound or bushel figures.
Andrew Mellon, former secretary of the treasury under Harding and Coolidge and a key figure through much of the Hoover era, served as ambassador to England since last year and has now returned home due to a change in administration.
Do You Recall Roward Rust J G Gossard Row land Wolf and W R Linn were elected to membership in the Antiams. Mayor Holzapfel appointed S M Bloom to the street board J Oscar Beard city clerk C Ed Heard tax collector and E E B Piper city engineer. All were confirmed by Council. A P Hartman and B F Conrad grammar school principals announced they would open a summer school at Broadway on May 4. Mrs Jacob Keplinger Heedysville gathered 862 eggs from 45 hens during March earning 8 62 with feed costing 4.
Receipts from the Charles A Hyde farm totaled over 11000. Public schools of the county open April 8 from 8 20 to 2 00 to give scholars more farm work time. Rev R W Stennett pastor at Williamsport received a fourth anniversary reception. Joseph D Baker sold Startzman farm to H H Finfrock for 15000. Street workers wage raised to 2 50 per day.
Radio schedules detail NBC and CBS network programs for the day with a mix of music, dramas, and talks. Listings show time blocks for East Midwest and West regions, naming hosts, orchestras, and shows such as The Three Scampe, John B. Kennedy, Ruth Etting, and George Rector recipes.
The Shannon club of Williamsport opens the baseball season against Downsville at River Bottom field at 2:30. Shannon reports a fast first year club with drills all week. Downsville rumors suggest strong pitching by Kline or Buharp. Shannon lineup to be set after practice.
Chicago April 6 One record already broken under Clark Shaughnessy as spring practice begins. The University of Chicago squad has grown to 56 players, about half the number that reported for fall practice last year.
Despondent wife pleads for money from a traveling husband. Betty Brainerd urges medical and clerical help, instructing to tell the doctor and minister of the abuse and coercive control to secure protection and a path to care.
The ad claims internal remedy is the only safe fix for piles by removing lower bowel congestion. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets are advertised as harmless and guaranteed to banish pile misery or money back. Sold by Cauffman's Cut Rate Rudy and Middlekaufft's Drug Store and druggists with guarantee.
A distressed woman confesses a breakdown caused by her husband’s absence and pride, urged to seek aid from a doctor and minister. Betty Brainerd advises protecting hidden funds with a safe custodian and suggests inviting the husband’s elder brother for the visit. The notice lists Betty Brainerd at 18 East 65th Street, New York City.
The Hagerstown Blue Box plans a very important business meeting in the First National Bank Building at 7 45 Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend.
The gathering is set to draw the previous year’s squad and all new recruits. Attendees include returning players and incoming talent as part of the team's plan for the upcoming season.
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