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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
2
The Roosevelt administration backs a debt relief plan to refinance farm mortgages with 4 percent government bonds. It allows mortgage purchases by land banks, potential principal reduction, and moratoriums, aiming to stabilize the mortgage market and support farm prices. Congress is urged to pass the measure promptly alongside farm price relief.
In Mexico City, Communists smear windows and attack Mrs Daniels as they expose affection for Josephus Daniels, former Secretary of the Navy under President Wilson and linked to the Vera Cruz occupation in 1914. The incident highlights perceived patriotism versus Communist aims amid Mexican government honors for Republican defenders.
A reader remarks that Germany has faced multiple misfortunes, noting Hitler’s rise amid broader woes. The comment reflects public sentiment on political turmoil and national leadership during a period of crisis.
In Zanesville Ohio on April 16 police needed tear gas bombs to end a barricaded man’s standoff at a residence after he wounded two men including Detective Milt Stotts during a quarrel with his sister Betty Hay. The man Harry Hasen 26 remained inside until captured.
A Washington dispatch notes that Mrs Roosevelt now hosts a weekly press conference attended only by female correspondents. The piece contrasts past First Ladies with Eleanor Roosevelt who has become a notable source of news and commentary in the capital.
A reflective piece envisions tomorrow beyond loss, urging courage and skill to free untapped potential. It speaks of acorns growing into oaks, tasks awaiting action, and achievements awaiting daring minds. The passage celebrates future knowledge, books, crowns of glory, and roads to conquests beyond current ken.
Mrs Roosevelt told young women at the White House that guests may shave beer if legal, while voicing objection to sweat shop style Easter clothing. The labor secretary’s crusade on sweatshops adds significance amid capital city chatter and scooped stories. Frime Brewing of Chicago plans a 50 percent boost in bottling capacity, with a 24 hour schedule, starting tomorrow.
The Washington County Frostburg Alumni Association held its second annual banquet at the Women's Club on Friday evening. About forty members attended along with several normal school faculty. Elizabeth Liskey represented new members for the coming year. Officers elected were President John A Speicher, Vice President Camilla Boward, and Financial Secretary K Pauline Gossard. A spring dance plans were not finalized but likely in May.
Alice Judson Peale advises parents on handling a child’s claimed illness to miss school. Pushes conduct like it is better to rest under supervision, assess home and school factors, and investigate causes such as fear of failure or conflict with teachers.
The devotion defines good will as a deliberate, active warm regard for others beyond mere affection. It contrasts love by attraction with a universal goodwill that seeks others’ well being, endures, believes the best, and acts to ease burdens, all grounded in God’s love. The prayer asks God to kindle this zeal and expand love toward all people.
Regular readjustment is essential as a patient’s condition changes. Ill fitting trusses worsen the rupture and can be costly. Rudy's Drug Store offers expert truss fitting and examination in Akron and is an authorized local fitter.
Washington College in Chestertown Maryland elected Gilbert Wilcox Mead as president to succeed Dr Paul Titsworth who resigns July 1 Mead dean of Birmingham Southern College will be 44 May 7 native of Pittsburgh and Allegheny College graduate The change follows Titsworth leaving to lead Alfred University in New York State.
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