New Deal Tops Editors Year’s Biggest News Story
A survey of editors across the nation names the Roosevelt New Deal and its various phases as the leading news story of 1933. Hitler’s rise, the Nazi era, and related events follow, with repeal of the eighteenth amendment and banking holiday also ranking high in the year’s top ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Adolf Hitler
Lletory
America
West
Roosevelt
California
Editora
Hitler
Marvin H. Creager
Milwaukee Journal
Charles Poe
Chattanooga ‘News
Qwerit
Rudolph H. Horst
South Bend Tribune
Malcolm W. Fingay
Detroit Free Press
Bomé
NRA
Congress
Banff L
New York
Associated Press
Germany
U. S
Cermak
Brooke Hart
Craig
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Mr. Poe
W. 8. Gilmore
Detroit News
A. E. M. Bergener
Cleveland News
Nazi Germany
Mkewige
League of Nations
Mr. Creager
Roy J. Dunlap
St. Paul Dispatch
Poineer Press
Senate Stock Inquiry
J. Morgan
Tammany
United States
World Economic Conference
London
Night of Wonder cantata praising Rev Rems burg
A poem by a Funkstown St Pauls Lutheran church member honors Rev W L Rems burg, composer of a cantata sung at the church. The piece depicts clear music, golden organ notes, and a choir’s sweet song, bringing joy to listeners near and far, including an ill parishioner in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Remsburg
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Cement plant to resume operations in January
The North American Cement Corporation plant at Security will restart on Tuesday January 2 after a weeks long shutdown caused by lack of orders. About 230 workers will be hired initially and output will resume for an indefinite period. Orders mainly come from Washington area construction. The plant will run six days weekly.
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Mae West
Huey Long
Chang Jing Dame
Hoover’s Dam
Moley
Miss Perkins
Levellon Brown
Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin
Los Angeles
Morgan
Walters
Des Moines
Floyd Collus
Ife
Mr. Poe
Chattanooga
California
Dunlap
St. Paul
Bingay
North American Cement Corporation
Security
Washington, B
Gems from Hastings pupil papers delight local teachers
Hastings Nebraska December 30 pupils answers reveal odd misinterpretations in school papers. Teachers smile as youths mix up facts noting George Westinghouse as first US president a squad as an Indian woman and a grouse as a gruff old man. Lettuce prep advice includes washing bugs wort and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treir
Hastings
Neb
George Westinghouse
United States
New Year Welcomed With Dances And Watch Night Services
Hagerstown prepared for a noisy welcome to 1933 at midnight. Watch night services and dances mark the transition as the city notes lessons of the old year. National mood holds hope and promise with hints of renewed prosperity despite a slump in 1923 business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bse
Bae
Cupid
Confesses Crime in Murder Case from Michigan to California
William McMann, 20, an electrician, admitted to detectives that he killed Margaret Peevey, 20, a deaf mute from Grand Rapids, Michigan, after a nationwide search ending in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Michigan
California
William McMann
Margaret Peevey
Grand Rapids
Mich
New Year's Greeting from Leslie C Beard
A brief verse wishes readers a hopeful start to the New Year. The poem notes that old errors should be faced and truth followed, urging dedication to the good, the pure, and the true as time flows with joy, hope, fears, and tears.
Court Denies Release Wait in Luther Jackson Murder Case
Frederick county court adjourned habeas corpus proceedings for Luther Jackson awaiting February grand jury action. Judge Arthur D. Willard noted bail could be reconsidered later and that the murder charge remains unbailable, tied to the fatal November 28 stabbing of Dorsey Gilbert near Wolfaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Jackson
Woltsville
Frederick
Arthur D. Willard
Jackson
Willard
Dorsey Gilbert
Glenn Kline
Wolfaville
Gilbert
Kline
Christmas Cantata Thrills Capacity Williamsport Church
Gowers Station December 28 reports Williamsport U B church services on Sunday December 31 with Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m Communion planned at Otterbein at 2 30 p m The Christmas cantata Come Ye To Bethlehem drew a full house and many stood afterward Local residents and visitors are noted including Harry Sanders from Hagerstown visiting relatives and several families sharing Christmas gatherings and events around town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowers Station
Williamsport U. B
Christian Endeavor
Otterbein
Bethlehem
Harry Sanders
Hagerstown
Ode Bussard
Junior Gossard
Grover
Sanford Gossard
Christian Scott
Leah Scott
Baltimore
William Gower
Jesse Moore
Chas. Betts
Gertie Gruber
Bruce Cale
Bertha Schetrompth
No Mail Delivery On New Year's Day
The usual holiday schedule applies on New Year’s Day with no city or county deliveries and no window service. Local boxes will be accessible and box collections occur as usual. During the Christmas peak, 75,318 pieces were processed, slightly below last year, while incoming parcels rose about 23 percent.
Christmas at the Cotes and Gowers in Seattle notes
Mrs. William Gower hosted her children and grandchildren for Christmas Day at the Cote home. Attendees included M. F. Gower family, J. J. Gower clan, Howard Trope family, Clarence Gossard family, W. G. Miller family, and Gower siblings Mary Willis Blanche Ruby. Margaret Betts visited Baker on Guilform avenue. Seattle light department reports net income of 594939.10 in 1932, down from 646824 in 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Mary
Blanche
Ruby
Willis Gower
Jesse Moore
Ruth
Margaret Betts
Seattle, Washelty
Local car and tire sales staff appointed at Maryland Motor Co
Charles Reel formerly of Southern Tire Co and Benjamin Lorsey formerly of Dorsey’s Grocery have joined the Maryland Motor Co car and tire sales department at 56 62 West Franklin Street. Bill Newcomer previously service manager at La Salle and Cadillac Garage Waynesboro begins as service manager for Maryland Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reel
Southern Tire Co
This City
Benjamin Lorsey
Dorsey's
Winter
West Washington Streets
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Chicagoington
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Massie
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Amuila
Earhart Seto
Geles
Europe
al’ Capone
Kansas City Star
Buffalo
Evening News
Indianapolis News
Balboa
Chicago
Fost
Janes
Philadelphia
Mt. Everest
Asia
Rolph
Kansas
Star
Chicago Daily News
Century of Progress
Athens
News
Chicago Daily Times
Kansas City
Kansas Prison
Moses Strauss
Cincinnati Times Star
Charles Honce
Roney Bros
W. Washington Sr
RHONE
Majestic Refrigerators
Gerver Furniture Co
Potemes
Brown’s
Leslie C
Beard
Gower’s Station
A. D. Mack
Dept. of Accounts
F. A. North Company
Chestnut St
Phila
He Is
Home Furniture Co
John D. Myers & Co
N. Potomac St
Barnhart and Clopper
Schindel - Rohrer
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington St
Nicodemus National Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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