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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

1

Newspapers face early review of publisher code

Washington Aug 11 Hugh S Johnson Industrial administrator said the proposed code of hours and wages from the American Newspaper Publishers Association contains unsatisfactory proposals. He declined to name the objectionable sections but said publishers would discuss the program today. Adoption hinges on a hearing and approval. Those signing the blanket rehiring agreement would get the blue eagle. Johnson noted many reservations and objected to the lack of set hours for reporters and copy editors.

Washington Hugh Johnson American Newspaper’ Publishers Association

Welles Reconsideration and Cuban political shifts

Reports recount Welles conferences with Cuban officials and opposition figures as Roosevelt supports his actions. Machado vows to stay in office amid talks of reforms, while Ferrara drafts a pending resolution. Cuban ambassador Cintas plans to return after Hull talks. Havana remains under army duty for third day as Machado cites routine reasons. A health clinic at Health Center Tuesday morning features Dr. S. B. Shafter.

Welles Roosevelt Machado Republic Orestes Ferrara Oscar B. Cintas Washington Hull Havana

Teethless Age Predicted by Dr Hugh W MacMillan

Dr Hugh W MacMillan of Cincinnati predicted to Centennial Dental Congress that human teeth may become useless in about a hundred million years or 80 as concentrated pre digested foods reduce the need for chewing. He spoke in a semi jocular vein about future diets and dental function.

Chicago Hugh W. MacMillan Cincinnati

Young F D R to See Bull Fight

Franklin Roosevelt Jr plans to watch a bullfight in Madrid as a guest of American Ambassador Bowers. He was initiated into bullfighting lore by Brooklyn bullfighter Sydney Franklin and showed keen interest in the sport's history and technique.

Madrid Franklin Roosevelt, Jr Sydney Franklin Brooklyn Spain Roosevelt Bowers Franklin

Jamison Named on Vets Review for Maryland

James A. Jamison cited as part of the veterans review panel in Maryland. He is president of the Jamison Cold Storage Door Company and serves on the board of street commissioners and as deputy automobile commissioner. Other alternates include William G. Storm of Frederick, director at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and Frederick City Vicsprial, and A Vernon Collison, president of B F Bennett Building Co and Lorraine Building and Loan Association. James Haley, a Spanish War veteran, has long worked in building construction since 1899.

American Legion Department of Maryland A. Vernon Collison B. F. Bennett Building Company Lorraine Puilding and Loan Willian G. Storm Frederick Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick City James A. Haley J. Vincent Jamison Jamison Cold Storage Door Company Hagerstown Board of

Deaths Jane Catherine South widow of B G South

Jane Catherine South 82 died at home along the Sharpsburg pike after a ten day illness. She was born in Beaver Creek and survived by children C E Routzahn Raymond E Brewer Roy of Tunkstown George B at home, sisters Mia and Mrs Adams, brothers Ramey H and William C, and ten grandchildren. Funeral at home Sunday 2 30 pm conducted by Rev W L Remsburg with interment in Dunkard cemetery Beaver Creek.

Jane Catherine South B. G. South Sharpsburg Pike Beaver Creek George Amy Rowland Adams Luthernpp Church Lutheran Church C. E. Routzahn Raymond E. Brewer Breathedaville Roy Tunkstown George B Mia Samuel Adams Ramey H William C W. L. Remsburg Dunkard

Government Sets NRA Example With Blue Eagle Buy Campaign

The Roosevelt administration issued an executive order cancelling government contracts not under NRA codes as the buy under the blue eagle drive expands. NRA chief Hugh S. Johnson forecasts intensified campaigns to bring more industries under recovery codes and raise employment. Hearings on the auto industry and a separate grain exchanges code aim to extend compliance and fair competition standards.

Roosevelt White House Johnson Baltimore NRA George N. Peek

Public Wedding Highlighted At Fire Co Mardi Gras

The South Hagerstown Fire Company sponsors a public wedding during Hagerstown summer Mardi Gras the week of August 16 to 26. A couple chosen by public acclamation will receive hundreds in home furnishings. Local businesses donate goods, and applicants contact Mardi Gras head John Myerly at North Potomac street. The Willow Lane grounds host dozens of shows, with ticket prizes and a grand street parade on Tuesday August 22 featuring all city fire companies and other uniformed groups.

Hagerstown South Mr. Myerly North Potomac Street Willow Lane Circus

Reading hosiery strike ends as labor board moves to conciliation

President Roosevelt's National Labor Board wraps up a three hour meeting with Reading hosiery workers and mill operators, ordering a return to work Monday for about 10 000 strikers. The action marks the second major Pennsylvania strike settled through the president's arbitration system. A new walkout by Pottsville shirt makers awaits board action.

Washington Roosevelt National Labor Board Reading Pottsville Pennsylvania

Rates Attack by Coal Groups Stirs Pennsylvanian Rail Review

Local coal traffic bureaus and the Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association attacked eastbound rates. The commission debated relief options and debated whether shorter hauls should bear higher rates. Commissioner McNamamy criticized current rates as too high and questioned cost comparisons.

Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association Somerset-Meyersdale and Cumberland- Piedmont Coal Traffic Bureaus Farrell Lee Tate McNamamy Pennsylvania Pocahontas

Man Celebrates 109th Birthday In Davis With Large Family

J J Allen who marked 109 years this week in Davis Oklahoma hosted more than 150 descendants at his birthday party after reuniting with a daughter he had not seen for 34 years The elderly man remarried at age 80 and is father to twins with his new spouse.

Davis Okla J.J. Allen

Pinchot Withdraws Guards From Fayette County Coal Strike

Governor Pinchot announced from Milford that he ordered the withdrawal of 325 National Guardsmen from the Fayette County coal strike area. The move shifts responsibility to local authorities as tensions ease.

Harrisburg Pinchot Milford Fayette County

Chicago Grain Market Quotation Listing by The Stickdil Sale

Grain price quotes provided by The Stickdil Sale Corporation from 28 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland. Market listings include bid and ask details for futures and cash grain traded in Chicago. Trade names and contact information listed for brokerage inquiries.

Stickdil Sale Corporation Washington St Hagerstown, Md

This Problem Is Quickly Solved

Anthony Nadratowski 24 called Judge Abram Lebson from Jersey City saying he lacked fare to Hackensack. Police traced the call and arrested him, delivering him to Hackensack in a patrol wagon after a bench warrant had been issued for his arrest.

Hackensack N. J Anthony Nadratowski Abram Lebson Nadratowski Jersey City

Local plant to operate under NRA after code approval

The Jacob A. Kline company in the An Thetam Fire Hall building will begin a 40 hour week with a minimum wage of 30 cents an hour for all employees. Sixty new workers were recently hired and the proprietor plans to add 20 more. A special code from the infants, misses and junior dress industry was sent to General Johnson for approval, with operation under the President's blanket code pending.

NRA Jacob A. Kine Company Anthetam Kline General Johnson

Dentist Suffers Minor Injuries In Auto Mishap

Dr. C Byron Martin of 460 Summit Avenue sustained slight injuries when his car drifted off the Leitersburg Ringgold highway on a wet road and struck a bank. Left front door was torn, he received a bruise to the elbow and minor cuts. He was taken to his Blue Ridge Summit cottage for treatment. Mrs. Martin reported injuries are alight.

Leitersburg- Ringgold C. Byron Martin Summit’ Avenue Martin

Laundry Association approves code for Cumberland Valley

Laundry owners across the Cumberland Valley approve the National Laundry Owners' Association code. The code becomes effective August 14 and members from Hanover to Winchester will display the NRA emblem. Officers include Andrew Stover of Chambersburg president A H Jackson of Winchester vice president and A C Godar of Hagerstown secretary.

Cumberland Valley Laundry Association Pennsylvania Hanover Carlisle Gettysburg Chambersburg Waynesboro Maryland Hagerstown Virginia Winchester West Virginia Martinsburg CharlesTown Shepherdstown Cumberland Valley National Laundry Owners’ Association NRA Andrew Stover A. H. Jackson A C. Godar Hageratown

Olson Keeps Ord Visits Man On Death Row

Governor Floyd Olson of Minnesota visited Charles Harris, awaiting execution for a murder in Washington. Olson had previously helped Harris when Harris was wrongly convicted of bank robbery and later secured his release after serving three years. Harris asked for a transcript of his current case in hope of relief. Olson said Harris sought him out in Washington. Harris remains on death row in DC.

Washington Floyd Olson Minnesota Charles Harris Milton W. Harris Harris Tye Gison District of Columbia Jatt

Denver Flood Brings In Millions In Gold

Denver water board engineers estimate the Cherry Creek flood last week washed in about eighty million dollars worth of gold. Samples show the alloy damaged, about twenty cents in gold per ton, but the layer is too thin to mine profitably.

Denver Colo Cherry Creek Water Board

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