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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
3
Entry recorded at Ha-Serstone post office as indeterminate class matter with death date noted as 189k, reflecting archival filing of items under internal classification.
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The article recalls the Blue Eagle symbol and the 1933 Reemployment Agreement under President Roosevelt, noting the rapid mobilization of volunteers and employers to sign cooperative codes. It highlights the national effort, the creation of employment, and the evolving significance of the symbol as a banner for shared economic action. It also mentions press freedom and political context as seen through General Johnson, and ends with a Florida bird sanctuary scene featuring robins, wrens, cardinals, and flickers in a Quincy street yard, described for a tranquil nature vignette.
The passage notes that the next weeks will bring 160 per cent of American industry and trade to cooperate under the permanent Blue Eagle symbol for their own and the common welfare, indicating widespread support and alignment with a national campaign.
A new signaling invention by William Marconi was tested in an Italian harbor to guide mariners through fog. The device allows ships in poor visibility to follow a channel and avoid collisions, with plans for broader installation in small harbors. It promises safer navigation and reduced risk as fog obscures vision.
The Missouri Democratic senatorial nomination loss by Rep. Jacob L. Milligan shifts power in Washington. It removes a key House leader from the next Congress and blocks Sen. Bennett Clark from seizing control of Missouri Democrats, despite Clark’s effort and backing from Kansas City’s political machine. Milligan finished behind Jack Cochran with Clark’s faction failing to prevail.
A discussion traces how fatigue and other factors influence accidents beyond chance. It cites Osborne and Vernon 1917 18 studies linking production output to higher accident rates and expands to include boredom, incentives, attention, and personality. It notes accident history patterns across individuals and settings.
CINMINNATY Aug 14 A Fraternal Order of Eagles convention closed with George F. Douglas of Philadelphia named Grand Worthy President succeeding George Nordlin of St Paul. A full slate of officers was installed and no opposition appeared. Buffalo, NY is favored for next year’s convention site.
The Iowa based State Teachers College recently granted diplomas to 237 coed graduates, with 56 men students among the total. The ceremony underscored strides in coeducational recognition within teacher training programs.
Wisdom and knowledge piece about a young man recently out of college trying to sell socks and hose. The humorous missteps show that experience and tact matter in sales, as a customer corrects him and exits, while reflecting on how life teaches wisdom beyond classroom lessons.
Cumberland Maryland August 14 The city awarded the 50000 dollar city hall annex improvement bond issue to Mercantile Trust Company Baltimore on a bid of 10613. There was one other bid from W W Lanahan and Company Baltimore 10565 The issue is a 30 year four and one half percent bond City officials call the bid good and say it brings a premium of 3065 dollars.
In New York a parade of celebrity offspring emerges behind famous parents like Helen Hayes Charlie MacArthur Bing Crosby Eddie Cantor and more. The piece lists Mary Morton Downey Barbara Bennett Charlie Georgie and other youngsters showing hopes and dreams alongside parental careers in theatre music and film.
Dade county Georgia is cut off from the rest of the state by Lookout Mountain, with all commercial and social contacts directed toward adjacent Tennessee.
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