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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

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Wallace and Peek Unite in Farm Bureau Appeal

Secretary Wallace and Administrator Peek urged the American Farm Bureau Federation to back the President's plan for farm recovery. They arrived in Chicago on the same train in separate cars amid a public dispute over policies and Peek's announced move to lead export efforts.

Chicago Wallace George N. Peek United American Farm Bureau Federation Washington Peek

Digestive Aids and Health Claims Promoted

An article promotes digestive health products claiming to neutralize gastric acid and purify the stomach. It says the remedy restores energy, relieves head tension, and improves overall well being. It touts natural ingredients and claims rapid relief from stomach acidity.

Trade policy debate among A A A leaders

The article describes Wallace and Peek presenting differing views on foreign trade and Russia recognition at a Wallace address. They stress careful study by a new interdepartmental trade commission with agriculture represented, and Wallace cautions against loans abroad without reciprocal goods. After speaking, Wallace says he and Peek share objectives and aim for dovetailing plans.

Peek Wallace Russia Europe Edoward A. O’neil Farm Bureau Federation George

Radio System Cost Discussion for Police Dept Upgrade

The Board of Street Commissioners received figures on a proposed radio car system for the Police Department. The plan would cut patrolmen salaries by 10 percent with eight hour shifts while maintaining 12 hour shifts for Captain Emmert and Detective Peters. Officials hope funding comes from regular police appropriations, after earlier approval of the demonstration and endorsement by Mayor Wertz and city leaders.

Board of Street Commissioners Clarence G. Emmert Emmert William Peters Wertz

Chain Gang Controversy Involving Judge Erickson and Gov Sholtz

In Chicago Municipal Court Judge Alfred O. Erickson pledged leniency to James A. LaRue promising “every break” to avoid LaRue’s return to a Florida chain gang. Florida Governor Dave Sholtz replied by wire that keeping LaRue was the judge’s privilege but noted LaRue’s criminal history and Florida’s interest in trading inmates four to one.

Alfred O. Erickson Chicago James A. LaRue Florida Dave Sholtz LaRue Associated Press

City Reports Progress on Reclamation and Fines Collected

City Engineer Samuel Greenawalt reports progress on the reclamation project along Pennsylvania Avenue and related improvements. The summary notes 48 state cases and $445 in fines collected, with city limits enforcing the building and boundary work.

Pennsylvania Avenue Samuel Greenawalt

Stowaways on Byrd Polar Ship Discovered Aboard

Three New Zealand youths stowed away in a lifeboat nine hours from Wellington aboard Admiral Byrd's flagship. They were found during a boat drill and, after interrogation, were assigned to deck duty on the overcrowded ship bound for Little America.

Admiral Byrd New Zealand South Pole Wellington Richard Byrd Antarctic Robert E. Christian Geoffrey B. Wray Michael Pilcher Aukland Little America

Flier Killed In Plane Crash Near Surry Courthouse

Newport News Va December 13 Lieutenant Duncan H Lap of Northeast Pa was killed Tuesday during combat flight maneuvers when his Army pursuit plane crashed with another in mid air near Surry Courthouse Another Langley Field aviator Lieutenant Edward F Allee Boston bailed out of the other machine and escaped injury Lieutenant Ailee leaped from his spinning craft and descended to safety by parachute.

Newport News Duncan H. Lap Northeast Surry Courthouse Langley Field Edward F. Allee Boston Ailee

Redwood City Plans Disaster Call Drill for Red Cross Coordination

Residents of Redwood City organized a disaster call drill to coordinate Red Cross and other agencies for a major disaster response, testing communication and cooperation among local emergency services.

Redwood City Cal Red Cross

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Peek AT Farm Bureau Federation RED Head de Pont Montgomery Ward & Co R. D. McKee Rudy Street Board Schindel Rohrer Sowth Petemac Ivory Scooters Toyland America Bellans Surell Flier Zommitte
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