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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1933

Page

3

Rescue effort urged as floods leave fish stranded nationwide

Officials of the American Game Association and state agencies ask residents to report pools containing stranded fish. They note millions were rescued last year by sportsmen and wardens and transported to nearby waters. The piece also discusses government salary controls and a warning on Japan's imperial ambitions.

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Anderson Criticizes Tramps and Socialism Talk

Sherwood Anderson, a novelist, protests in New York that he has consorted with tramps and hoodlums who mock revolutions and reforms. He argues down-and-out individuals see themselves as temporary capitalists while fearing communism and fascist alternatives.

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Time changes fade but friendship and love endure

A reflective verse notes that loss and pain cannot erase love and friendship. It imagines a world where money never existed and asks why fear persists. It speaks of hope that time will heal, homes will endure, and joy will return after present suffering.

Little congress on Capitol Hill foreshadows federal acts

Washington April 23 The so called little congress of Capitol Hill secretaries to senators and representatives debates national issues in the House office building caucus room. They forecast much of the House and Senate action on Prohibition repeal and the economy bill, sometimes weeks in advance. They follow House rules and operate like the real Congress, but do not claim to bind their principals.

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Members of the Little Congress Reflect on Its Role

The piece notes a cross section of Congress participates in the Little Congress activity with both men and women eligible. Speaker Stewart praises its training value and mentions former secretaries like Paul Kvate of Minnesota and W Carlton Mobley of Georgia who moved on to full House roles after their leaders’ deaths.

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Pity for One Audience Figure at Kreisler Benefit

William Gaines reports a crowded Madison Square Garden benefit for needy musicians where a lone heckler clapped during Kreisler's Beethoven pause. The column touches on New York sleeping car berths classes at Grand Central, commuter travelers, and a deli’s can opener convenience for husbands. Frances Dee praised by visiting Hollywood actors.

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Health of Pasteur Era Advances in Virus Theory

Following Pasteur and Koch, researchers traced microbic causes for many illnesses and explored vaccines and antitoxins. Filtrable viruses remain largely invisible, but indirect methods and animal trials link diseases such as measles en cephalitis mumps smallpox and yellow fever to viral agents.

Louis Pasteur Robert Koch

Birmingham Police Test Drunk Arrests With Hats and Bows

Report indicates Birmingham police in Bay area test every man arrested for drunkenness by making him pick his hat from the floor and perform three bows to officials.

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