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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1934

Page

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New Journal of Medicine Issued Here Digest Debuts

The Mitchell Corporation publishes the Current Medical Digest in this city. 139000 copies mailed to medical professionals nationwide. Dr Wagaman editors a staff of notable physicians including Dr Lambert Dr Nowak and Dr Horsley. The 48 page monthly issue contains abstracts and aims for rapid publication of medical literature abstracts.

Mitchell Corporation 8. M. Wagaman Alexander Lambert New York American Medical Association Emil Nowak Johns Hopkins University Shelton Horsley Richmond St. Elizabeth Hospital Wagamen Wagaman

Cuba seeks extradition of Machado and Herrera for murder

Havana reports Cuba will press for the return from the United States of former President Gerardo Machado and his ex chief of staff General Alberto Herrera to face multiple murder charges. The case centers on the August 7, 1933 massacre in which 17 demonstrators were killed after a false report of Machado resigning.

Havana Cuba Itaslf Gerardo Machado United States Machado Berto Herrera Juan M. Valdes Anciano Court of Sanctions Supreme Court General Herrera

Raising Fish Not So Costly

Maryland spent 50 cents for each of 406559 game fish raised in hatcheries and distributed to streams last year. Conservation commissioner Swepson Earle notes overall hatchery costs 24150.11 for 1933 include new construction and maintenance.

Baltimore State Department of Conservation Maryland Swepson Earle Earle

Thurston Plans Vanishing Trick As He Nears Retirement

Montreal reports Howard Thurston the famed magician is planning another vanishing act before retiring. He arrived not for a tour but for a business venture and reflected on leaving the stage and what to do with that dress wardrobe.

Montreal Howard Thurston

Folks Deceive Selves About Their Ailments

Chicago reports from the American College of Physicians describe fear and emotional upsets causing many to seek medical help for imagined illnesses. Dr. Edward Weiss notes 20 to 45 percent show bodily symptoms from emotional strain, urging psychiatry be integrated with medicine and warning against unnecessary surgeries.

Chicago American College of Physicians Edward Weiss Philadelphia

Alex Saunders 106th birthday celebrated in Pittsburgh

Alex Saunders, age 106 in Pittsburgh, thanks his daughter for fine cooking as he reflects he may not live another century but hopes to reach 110. He has lived in his home for nearly 70 years and credits good meals for his longevity.

Pittsburgh Alex Saunders Saunders

Twins Dominate Large Nebraska Family

In Harrison Nebraska on April 20 a Sayer family birth adds a twin son and daughter as the fourth set of twins in a family of 18 children. Mr and Mrs Ivan Sayer report eight of their thirteen children are twins.

Harrison Neb Ivan Sayer Sayer

From Fowls To Fouls In Topeka Baseball Season Opens

In Topeka Kansas on April 20 Dale Gear, a large poultry farm operator, is racing baby chicks to free time for baseball as he prepares to preside over the Western Baseball league when the season starts next month.

Topeka Kas Dale Gear

Showdown at Geneva Now Inevitable

memorandum to London shows France demanding a full disarmament conference resume talks left off in October 1533. France seeks collective security and British assurances before joining any pact while Belgium readies security against invasion. Japan remains negative and Russia would only sign if Japan agrees. A Soviet spokesman asks if Europe would allow arms freedom in the Far East if Russia curtails western front armaments.

London Germany France Sweden Spain Switzerland Denmark Norway Belgium Far East Britain Japan Russia Soviet Union Europe

Deaths Mrs Elien Welles Little of Negley

Mrs Elien Welles Little wife of Sumley J Little died at her Negley apartment last night after a long illness She was born in Towanda Pennsylvania daughter of the late Charles and Mrs Welles She is survived by her husband a son C Welles Little two sisters Florence Welles Page Glen Ridge New Jersey and Amelia Welles Ceamphnis Wallingford Connecticut Private funeral services will be held at the home Friday at 2 o'clock Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl officiating The body will be taken to Towanda Pennsylvania for interment.

Elien Welles Little Sumley J. Little Negley Apartments Little Towanda Charles Welles C. Welles Florence Welles Page Glen Ridge New Jersey Amelia Welles Ceamphnis Wallingford Conn Walter Byron Stehl

Campaign Finance Structure for Anti-Smith Efforts Described

A bishop testified that separate South state units backed the campaign against Alfred E. Smith with a single letterhead used for expenses. He formed a Richmond based three person Headquarters Committee to manage funds and set up accounts to handle disbursements by check.

Alfred E. Smith

Sloan to visit Angola on special train

Kansas City April 20 railroad official M S Sloan new railroad board chairman arrived at Angola station where a receiver showed him to the platform and promised a visit. Miss Clare Cahill from Hancock earned first honor in the Western Maryland high school division for an essay on the Psychology of the NRA and may compete for four year university scholarships.

Kansas City Pi Joe Carr Angola Kas Mathew S. Sloan Sloan Joe Clare Cahill J. Andrew Cahill Hancock Washington Post Maryland NRA

Lost Kaiser Interview Exposes War Rhetoric and Open Door Talk

The Hale interview, suppressed before publication, reveals the Kaiser praising Roosevelt, arguing for war as righteous, and pressing a joint German American effort to guard Chinese sovereignty. He singles out Japan as dangerous and envisions a future US Germany alliance as “big brothers” to China.

Striking miners dispersed near Red Diamond mine

Alabama National Guardsmen and deputies dispersed a large group of 440 to 700 striking miners at the Red Diamond Coal Company's Teeds area mine after reports of threats to reopen the shaft. The incident follows a miner death last Wednesday and involvement of local law enforcement.

Birmingham Ala Alabama National Guardsmen Red Diamond Coal Company Teeds Miie

Drive Begins Nationwide Home Renovation Drive

Washington April 29 Administrations orders launch a nationwide drive to renovate small homes. A proposed mortgage guarantee corporation would back private loans for home repairs, leveraging up to 1 590 000 000 in funds and promising up to 1 000 000 jobs through related industries and employment.

Washington White House Roosevelt Congress Home Owners Loan Corporation

London Wedding Ties DeLavigne to English Broker

Mrs Edward D DeLavigne formerly Countess Feligia Gizyeka a noted Washington socialite and ex wife of Drew Pearson has wed Edward DeLavigne an English broker and brother of Viscount Castlerosse in London. She is the daughter of Mrs Eleanora Maddill Patterson, a Washington social figure.

Edward D. DeLavigne Feligia Gizyeka Washington Drew Pearson Capital London Edward

Mil k Libel Case Yields damages for Friedman in Philadelphia

Philadelphia jury awards Emanuel Friedman 15000 dollars in a libel suit against Interstate Milk Producers Association officers I Ralph Zellers Robert Brinton and Daniel Dent. Friedman had audited the association’s books as counsel for minority stockholders and released findings accusing mismanagement. The officers attacked his conduct as unethical and the suit followed with damages split among the three defendants.

Interstate Milk Producers Association Washington County Philadelphia Emmanuel Friedman I. Ralph Zellers Interstate Robert F. Brinton Daniel M. Dent Friedman Vriedman

Chicago Grain Market Quotation by Stein Brothers

Quotations in Chicago grain markets report by Stein Brothers in the McCcomas Armstrong Building. The item notes price levels and market activity observed by Stein Brothers and associates.

Stein Bros & Boyce McComsa-Armtrong Chicago Grain Market Stein Bros. & Boyce McCcomas-Armstrong Building

Man Dreams of Treasure Sparks City Garden Find

Mrs Mathilda Forest urged son Florence 30 to tend a garden in Pittsburgh. He dreamed of finding ten dollars and the next day unearthed a crusted $10 gold coin dated 1881. Neighbors rushed with spades to join the treasure hunt.

Pittsburgh Mathilda Forest Florence Forest

Milk Prices Stall As Greencastle Plant Faces Glut

About 150 Washington County milk farmers selling through the Greencastle plant face no higher price while western producers get $1.20 per hundredweight. The firm says Pennsylvania milk at $1.70 is uncompetitive amid a market glut and other plants closing.

West Pennsylvania Greencastle Washington County

Gold belt buckle rejected as Lindbergh kidnap clue

New York April 20. The gold belt buckle found on William Lardner 57 an inmate at Leavenworth prison was rejected as a clue to the Lindbergh kidnapping Lieutenant James Flinn said none of the money went for the buckle The buckle bought in Switzerland and no $50 000 ransom money has turned up in Europe Lardner a former Rossiter resident is serving a three year term for counterfeit fraud at Boston airport He attempted to bribe a guard to call Roger Touhy gang members in Chicago and produced the buckle claiming it cost 30 Marshal Murphy said a photograph of Lardner will be sent to Dr Condon for identification.

New York William Lardner Leavenworth Lindbergh James Flinn Switzerland Leutenant Jassie Europe Lardner Rosston Boston Mass Roger Touhy Chicago United States John J. Murphy Col. Lindbergh Marshal Murphy Dr. Condon

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