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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1938
Page
2
A center display features a miniature illuminated church with Christmas tree backdrop and a moonlit sky. Indirect lighting and carols accompany the scene at Reichard's Garage on Antietam Street, attracting attention since its setup last Saturday.
St Marys Catholic Church filed a deed yesterday recording the purchase of the late Dr W A Gordons residence at the corner of West Washington and South Prospect. The purchase comes as the church enhances its parish property under the guidance of its pastor at St Langborn per archbishop directives.
Attorney General Cummins calls Alcatraz a key pillar of the federal prison system. He notes three reasons inmates cannot escape, know the island, and fear transfer there, improving discipline across facilities. He cites Atlanta’s riot transfer as evidence of morale gains.
Washington December 20 federal loans totaling 3 959 000 for five cooperative silk mills were ruled illegal by the comptroller general. Officials who made the loans said they would disregard the ruling noting the money has been lent and contracts signed. The act criticized that the silk mills on rural homestead projects would harm private industry and workers by creating unfair competition with cotton.
The FSA proposed advancing funds to cooperative associations of project dwellers who would then negotiate with rising industrial concerns. The outline suggests a funding role to spur cooperative housing initiatives and related development.
Officials said the Farm Security Administration has handled all negotiations for the project cooperatives to build and operate factories with the funding.
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