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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1938

Page

3

New Relief Program Drafted by Private Leaders

New York January 3 The burden of caring for the nations unemployed would be shared by state and federal governments under a new program drafted by private philanthropy for Congress. Led by the community mobilization for human needs the plan calls for federal appropriations via state and local officials with state funding and standards. It also seeks a national commission to study relief and welfare long term and will be outlined at Senate hearings January 12 by Taft and collaborators from over 500 agencies. Senator Byrnes will push for federal involvement.

New York Congress Senate Committee On Washington Charles P. Taft Organization Taft Ris Senate Committee James J. Byrnes D. S.C Tha Federal

Proposal for federal aid and state matching relief programs

A program draft urges raising appropriations to fund general relief and work relief provisions for interstate transients. It calls for federal funds matched by states, with states and localities chiefly determining relief scope. It envisions unified administration under merit selection and federal standards, requiring a national commission appointed by the President to study the relief programs.

Uric Acid Health Offer Promises Relief

Advertisement from DR D A Williams Company at 183 East Hampton Conn touts a remedy for uric acid linked pains. Claims include arthritis sore muscles rheumatic pains neuritis and bladder weakness with a diet plan and home treatment. Include 10 cents to receive bottles and dosing details.

D. A. Williams Company East Hampten Conn

Florida Mayor Dies in Jacksonville at 37

Edward H Armstrong former wholesale grocer and Daytona Beach mayor died in a Jacksonville hospital Sunday while entering his fifth term. He had been in failing health for months and had come for treatment in December after an operation for an inflamed liver and gall bladder.

Jacksonville Fla Edward H. Armstrong Daytona Beach

Canton Faces Japanese Assault as China Plans Scorched Earth

Canton officials warned of a near Japanese offensive threatening the city from the Pearl River estuary. They pledged to defend with a civilian army and fortified Boca Tigris forts, while awaiting possible landings up Bias Bay near Hongkong and Swatow to circumvent river defenses.

Hongkong Canton China Tokyo Kwangtung Pearl Boca Tigris Bias Bay Swatow

Mexico City Shaken by Severe Earthquake

A strong earthquake struck Mexico City Sunday at 4 28 p m local time causing no immediate reports of serious damage within the capital. The tremor’s epicenter was about one mile southwest of the city in the Pacific Ocean near Oaxaca Coast. Dried spiced peaches were noted as part of a fruit mix.

Mexico City Pacific Ocean Oaxaca

Scout-O-Rama Exhibition Planned at State Armory

The Washington County Council Boy Scouts plan a three day Scout-O-Rama at the State Armory in Hagerstown February 9 10 and 11 with Mark Mellor as general chairman. The event showcases indoor outdoor and activity Scouting and features twenty merit badges including signaling wood carving and first aid. Demonstrations will highlight the Vocational Guidant Program and the aim to build character and citizenship through Scouting.

Washington County Council Boy Scouts of America State Armor Hagers ‘Town Mark Mellor Bo Scouts of America Washington Conty Council Pubblic Washington County Howard Johnston Clyde Kate Wilson Speran Jaydon Reap Stouts Richard Cocklin Lawson Wolfinger David Hoover Donald Gans G. Wrat Lemon Sconis Narhin Lee

Scout-O-Rama Drives County Scout Unity and Growth

County Council embarks on Scout-O-Rama as a united effort of Scouts and Scouters totaling nearly 300. The event, planned and administered by boys, will showcase exhibits built by Scouts, highlighting the authentic value of Scouting. Never before has Scouting seen such boy led collaboration and energy.

Scouting Program Featured At Washington County Event

In Washington County three parts of the Scouting program were shown in one place with the Scout-O-Rama offering first hand information about Scouting. Nearby ships rushed to the rescue as the Midorimaru capsized off Hiroshima in a violent windstorm with heavy seas and a blinding snowstorm.

Washington County Hiroshima Prefecture

Celebrants Drown As Inland Sea Ferry Sinks

Eleven holiday celebrants drowned and 16 others are missing after an inland sea ferry disaster near Tokyo on January 3. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate the cause and identify the victims, with crews from local authorities aiding in the search.

Tokyo

Seven Die in Avalanche Near Scheeberg Mountains

Jan report from Vienna states seven persons were killed by an avalanche in the Scheeberg mountains Sunday. All victims believed to be Austrians. Authorities and rescuers rushed to the scene as rescue teams searched for survivors.

Vienna Scheeberg

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