Daily Mail Circulation and Postal Details 1933
Net daily circulation figures and postal information for The Daily Mail are listed, including manager contact numbers CG & PE and department reach. It notes circulation zones with monthly rates and bureau memberships, along with historical postal classification details and entry dates in HaWerstown.
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BE. Phillips
CG & PE
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Daily Mail
Wenoe Sotl
Lous
Rights and notices for Associated Press content
A brief notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited or not credited in the paper. It also reserves publication rights and local news, including special dispatches.
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Associated Press
Associated Presa
Maryland note on Governor Ritchie and national shifts
The Savannah Press highlights Governor Ritchie of Maryland as a skilled leader in domestic legislation and state finances, praising his honesty and opposition to prohibition. It traces his national role as a possible Democratic candidate, cites his 1924 and 1932 advocacy, and notes Maryland’s support as pivotal. The piece also reviews wartime and postwar policy dynamics in Washington, including Roosevelt's decisions on Cuba and Russia, treasury deficits, and veteran relief rules, emphasizing rapid state gains amid a bewildering national scene.
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Maryland
Ritchie
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Wranklin
Roosevelt
California
Texas
Savannah Press
Aonapolle
Washington
Employment in the Nation Jumps in July Payrolls
Employment rose in July with payrolls up 7.9 percent while the nation’s total workforce stood around 3,004,000 in large scale relief measures. The report notes substantial changes in job removals and ongoing care considerations amid the period.
Old age pension laws spread across states
The American Association for Social Security reports ten states have passed old age pension bills this year, bringing total to 25 states with such laws covering about 56.5 million people. Arkansas’s law was ruled unconstitutional on financial terms, while nine states advance a broader security approach during tight finances. The issue now faces court scrutiny amid governmental changes by the new administration.
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American Association For Social Security
Arkansas
Supreme Court Set To Rule On New Deal Powers
Washington reports that the oil refiners of Texas challenged the Industrial Recovery Act in the U S Supreme Court arguing federal powers over interstate commerce. The court indicated laws must be read in emergencies by the law of necessity and adjourned until October with decisions on the new deal unlikely before 1934.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Hea
Texas
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court of the Nation
Supreme Court
Facial Neuralgia Insights From Dr Galoston
Dr Iago Galoston of the New York Academy of Medicine discusses facial neuralgia tic douloureux. The condition causes sudden severe facial pain that can strike during eating or talking, forcing the sufferer to grimace or double up. Pain may last moments or days and recur unpredictably, with historically ineffective treatments.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galoston
Rights of Duty and Duty Over Rights on Beached Trunks
A reflective verse on rights of man woman and child, labor and capital, urging love and duty over self interest. It contrasts political civil and employer worker rights with moral duties, and cites the Golden Rule as path to harmony. An accompanying note says trunks only swimming attire on Minneapolis beaches is prohibited by a new ordinance.
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Minneapolis
First Sun issue 1833 shows brief gossip columns in Police Office
New York nostalgia piece recalls the Sun started September 8 1833 by Benjamin H Day as a four page folded sheet. It featured short items on police cases and notable figures like LaGuardia Roosevelt and Barrymore, illustrating early gossip journalism and gossip wire access to Paris fashion.
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New. York
the Sun
Benjamin H. Day
New York
Broadway
Harriet S
Henry S
Just Fauls by Edgar A. Guest
Thoughtful verse warns that a little hate and anger can destroy years of happiness. Harsh words injure homes and hearts, while calm restraint preserves peace. The poem ends with a note about a towering elm in Michigan.
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Edgar A, Guest
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Cags County
Michigan
Philco
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R. &G. Dep't Store
Aladdin
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