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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
3
The message directs that communications be addressed to the Daily Wait Editorial Business or Circulation Departments not to individuals General Manager BE Phillips and C P telephone lines 104 105 106 should reach all departments through those numbers
Fragmentary text mentions an alleged bomber and local news publication rights. No coherent events or names are readable to confirm specifics or dates.
A Philadelphia Quarter Sessions Court session featured Mrs. Ross E. Burke pleading for clemency for two assailants who crippled her in a December 21 1928 hit and run. The judge eyed a maximum six year sentence but the unshaken plea and the victim's appeal moved toward mercy.
A woman appeals to the judge to show mercy for three men who receive 39 days in jail and fines of 56 dollars each. The mother’s plea to honor human kindness is cited as influencing a harsh verdict. A local effort to restore Fort Frederick gains editorial support from the Baltimore News and the Ha gerstown Chamber of Commerce. The restoration is pitched as a State and local project to attract tourists and preserve history in Washington County.
The President urges faster aid for the unemployed and accuses Congress of delaying action. He cites a $4.5 billion figure he says overstates bills and warns against pressurized funding. The Washington News notes Congress may respond and hopes business moves swiftly to address the emergency.
Baltimore December 13 Herbert Levy assistant Attorney General for seven years resigned to Governor Ritchie seeking immediate acceptance. He aims to become counsel to the State bank commissioner in receivership of the closed Chesapeake Bank in Baltimore. Levy declined reappointment in the AG's office offered by William Preston Lone Jr of Hagerstown.
Washington discusses recurring immigration issues behind film stars and other artists who enter as temporary workers under special permits. The piece recounts a famous English actor who overstayed then faced possible deportation, needing extensions and seeking citizenship but blocked by quota rules, and efforts to secure status through consulates abroad.
Edgar A. Guest explores how people claim to seek God yet would label Him odd if He became visible or perform miracles. The poem argues belief hinges on familiarity and fear of the divine’s gaze rather than genuine faith.
In a historical view, Sir William Osler notes appendicitis as a leading acute intestinal disorder, especially in youth under 20. It is more common in males, with hereditary influences and various triggers such as constipation, injury, and cold exposure, but ultimately caused by germs.
Reentering the country on an artist permit, he left a lucrative film role with two months remaining, sailed to London, and filed for a quota visa while awaiting eligibility for an artist entry permit. In England he makes skits in music halls as he waits for a decision.
Riviera fashion previews show advance marocain patterns with small regular designs and sober colorings in dark tones with white. Mr and Mrs Grover Forsythe entertained relatives from Hagerstown Tuesday evening.
Advice on outdoor exercise for children stresses voluntary play, cheerful company, and access to parks or playgrounds. Proper activity requires engaging companions and a carefree environment to avoid apathy and promote health. Ohio State University enrollment exceeds 10,808.
A New York pageant of wealth features, including William Faversham and Madam Sarah Walker, as their estates go under the hammer. The Villa Lenaro sale grosses about 250000 dollars, while Walker’s fortune rises from a hair straightener venture. The Irvington on Hudson residence hosts lavish furnishings valued at roughly 350000 dollars.
A compact item notes a biblical quote about suffering and a classical author on revenge. It then contrasts North America with Europe in telephone counts and highlights that installation growth outpaces population, emphasizing rapid tech expansion.
The piece notes social leaders and celebrity moves across New York and beyond. Madam Walker built a stone palace in Indianapolis in 1916 and died soon after. Amelia Walker Wilson stands out in Harlem society. Cantor Clubhowe and William Faversham shift assets as Cantor relocates to Manhattan. Cantor also plans Beverly Hills talkie work with five daughters. Eddie Cantor sells Long Island estate and eyes Beverly Hills while his family migrates.
Nearly 2500 workers will undertake bridge and greeting projects this winter in Minnesota at a total cost of 4 million dollars.
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