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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
5
The excerpt discusses pre Depression era overseas commerce in Cleveland, noting $200,000,000 yearly volume and $75,000,000 in wages supporting 50,000 workers. It argues against actions harming employment and labels discriminatory boycotts as un-American in spirit and anti-American in effect.
A terse notice outlines that the Associated Press and related reporters retain exclusive rights to publication of Dispatches. It specifies credit rules and the protection of special patches published within the period.
A Texas Panhandle secession bill seeks to withdraw from Texas and create a new state centered on Amarillo and Greuntry with Oklahoma borders. If approved by the Legislature, three neighboring counties may join, reshaping regional governance and potentially statehood in the far Southwest.
Washington reports that J Reuben Clark, former ambassador to Mexico, accepts a top Mormon Church post. His shift could reshape Utah's next year senatorial race against William H. King as Clark's earlier Mexico success boosts his political potential.
Clark served as ambassador Morrow's key aide in Mexico City during the Mexican revolutionary period. He played a crucial role in the difficult negotiations over counter claims before Morrow left to enter the Senate.
Daily Lenten devotion text by The Rev. Gaius Glenn Arkin reflects on the crucifixion narrative and urges personal humility before the Cross. A closing prayer seeks mercy and redemption through Christ, acknowledging human sin and the danger of silencing truth. A short Chicago transit note reports a 32 percent rise in United Air Lines passenger traffic in Q1 with totals of 16,855 passengers and 3,156,2... miles.
A historical note on pruritus or itch, detailing its nightly flare and mood effects. It describes causes ranging from eczema and constitutional issues like diabetes and gout to local conditions such as boils and enlarged prostate. Treatments include tailored lotions and powders.
New York April 14 Al Gold veteran Gaumont News cameraman discusses Al Smith as a constant presence in his work noting the governor’s steady accessibility and humor. He praises Shipwreck Kelly as a serious rival flagpole sitter and mentions Babe Ruth Jimmy Walker and La Guardia as memorable subjects.
Police records show a drop in drunkenness arrests in Hagers Town after legal beer returned on April 7. In the week ending March 24 to March 31 the average was 18, but since April 7 total drunkenness arrests have fallen to nine.
The report notes New York incurs notably high daily expenses tied to city operations and lighting. Officials emphasize budget controls to manage costs while maintaining services for residents and businesses.
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