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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1933

Page

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Federal Reserve Defines Banking Trends and Money Circulation

The Federal Reserve board links recent banking developments to government actions and notes a rise in currency in circulation over the past three months. It cites increased payroll and retail trade needs, higher holdings of U.S. government securities, and stronger member bank credit in November amid ongoing gold policy discussions.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Roosevelt Reserve Board White House Glass Senate Rosevelt Reserve United States

Won't See Her Holiday Tree in Sleeper's Season

Chicago article reports Patricia McGuire, 29, has slept for nearly two years due to an illness. A Christmas tree was set up by her bed yesterday and gifts accumulate. Her photo is planned for Christmas Day marking her long sleep.

Chicago Patricia McGuire

Plucky Joe Collenge Stuns Holdup Trio in Greensburg

In Greensburg Pennsylvania on December 21 Joseph College confronted three armed robbers who demanded his cash and knocked his pipe from his mouth. The 225 pound wrestler resisted with one punch and another punch felled a robber while a third was tied. The cash amount was only 1.53 dollars.

Greensburg Joseph College Honest Joe

Christmas trees in stock at B. and O. station

Several hundred trees available including white pine yellow pine and cedar at B and O Passenger station Adr Shoon's Fish Meat description not fully clear but indicates a sale location and tree varieties for holiday buyers.

O. Peasenger Adr Shipp

Tiny Ohio infant nicknamed Doll Baby dies at four days

Findlay Ohio reports the death of a 20 ounce newborn known as Doll Baby the tiny daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Carmen born four months early. The infant weighed 14 inches long and gained four ounces before dying in a kitchen basket beside a coal stove after four days of life. The parents aged 19 described the infant as sleeping away as she lay beside the stove.

Findlay Ohio Charles Carmen

Too Many Mice In His Soup and Court Drama

A restaurant owner apologizes for a soup with a mouse and pays Muller a 150 dollar cheque. Muller later visits another restaurant, finds a mouse in his soup, and police are involved. A magistrate set bail at 5000 dollars for a further hearing with three 150 dollar cheques shown as hush money.

Muller

Milewski jailed over alimony dispute in Christmas aid case

Judge Daniel Sullivan ordered a deputy sheriff to seize $15 Milewski carried to fund alimony for his divorced wife and six children. Milewski chose jail over paying the $24 he owed. release was possible by voluntary surrender of the money.

Daniel Sullivan Milewski

Willard Re-elected Leader of Baltimore and Ohio

Daniel Willard was reelected president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the 23rd consecutive year along with other executives at a New York board meeting held yesterday.

Willard Baltimore Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New York

Deaths of Columbus Leatherman and Charles Rankin Jr

Columbus Leatherman, a retired farmer, died this morning at his home near Wilson's store at age 84. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Charles Simeon Rankin Jr., age 7, died yesterday at the parental home near Greenstone Franklin County of diphtheria. Born in Hancock he moved with his parents to Greenstone three years ago and is survived by his parents and two sisters.

Columbus Leatherman Wilson Charles Simeon Rankin, Jr Greenstone Franklin County Hancock

Band Raid Locks Down Maryland Home and Hijack Suspect Trucks

A band raided a Clark home in Maryland taking Benny, Abe, and items including money. Clark, bound by two assailants, escaped to alert authorities. two trucks and a sedan fled toward Richmond with suspected Washington links. Kensington and Washington police joined the hunt, pursuing the vehicles with state police assistance.

Benny Abe Riley Bitner Hagerstown Adeline Clark Cark Huntzberry Clark Place Kensington Washington Richmond William Brandt Brandt

Johnson Freed After Lack of Evidence

William Johnson known as Jack the Ripper was released by police after being held as a robbery suspect in August. Earl Cave and Thomas Redmond, convicted of receiving stolen goods, were paroled and later sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction. Police believe all three were involved in the Willow Lane break in at Roy Stouffer’s home last August.

William Johnson Jack the Ripper Waynesboro Earl Cave Thomas Redmond House of Correction Pais Johnson Roy Stouffer Willow Lane

No More Rye Planted in Maryland Despite Repeal

Washington reports the repeal had no effect on rye sowing in Maryland. The Department of Agriculture says 33 000 acres were seeded with rye this fall, about the same as the past two years.

Washington Maryland Department of Agriculture

Fire Extinguisher Full of Home Brew at East View Prison

East View keeper Arthur W. Trevit detected a scent of liquor then found a fire extinguisher in the mall hall filled with home brew nearly ready for Christmas drinking. He questioned inmates but said catching the brewers would be difficult.

East View N. Y Arthur W. Trevit East View Penitentiary Mall Hall Trevit

Chicago Grain Market Quotations by Stein Bros and Others

Grain prices show Dec Wheat at around 78 to 79 with May futures near 81. Corn futures for Dec around 41 with May about 48 to 48. Rye futures steady around 52 to 56 with July near 57. Markets tracked at McComas Armstrong Building with Stein Bros. as the quoting firm.

Stein Bros. & Boyce McComas-Armstrong Building

Christmas for 315000 CCC men in nationwide camps

The 315,000 conservation corps men will have Christmas celebrations at forest camps with tree decorations, religious services, carols, and an NBC radio program featuring a greeting from director Robert Fechner and a speech by Secretary Wallace. Some may receive home leaves, holiday rail rates, and in camps a turkey centered dinner. beer may be allotted at CO discretion. Also a Grimes Mill shooting match on Saturday for pigs turkeys and ducks.

Washington Conservation Corps National Broadcasting Company Robert Fechner Wallace

Tangier Oyster Brand Debuts Fresh Christmas Oysters

Oysters Tangier Sound brand advertised as fresh and tasty for Christmas. No trained judge needed to see superior quality. Stall on market. Shipp's Fish Met invites calls at 2470 and will open evenings and Christmas morning. Ady.

Tangier Sound Tangier Shipp Ady

Prices for assorted nuts and chocolates advertised

Salted cashews and mixed nuts offered in various package sizes with prices. Jumbo salted peanuts sold by the pound. Heinz pudding and fruit products also listed. Boxes of assorted chocolates available in 2 and 5 pound sizes with Christmas wrapping and discounted prices.

Chocolates Society

New Rugs in Many Patterns at Attractive Prices

A great variety of floor coverings offers rugs in American Oriental Wilton Axminster Velvet Tapestry Fiber and Grass in several grades and sizes all priced attractively for shoppers.

American Oriental Wilton Axminster

Radio models showcase latest Crosley and Grunow refrigerators

A dealer promotes new radio sets from RCA Victor Atwater-Kent Stromberg-Carlson Stewart-Warner Sparton Grunow Majestic and Crosley. The ad urges buyers to take advantage of low prices now while demonstrations proceed.

R. C. A. Victor Atwater-Kent Stromberg-Carlson Stewart-Warner Sparton Grunow Majestic Crosley Hot Point

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