Ha mover post office second class matter notice
Garn ered at the post office at Hanover as second class matter dated December.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1935
Page
3
Fragmented OCR snippet on news publication rights
An OCR fragment cites Associated Press copyright rules about exclusive use of news dispatches and local news, noting rights to publication and special dispatches. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
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Associated Press
President Roosevelts message to Congress outlined new employment plan
The president appeals to Congress to abandon broad relief and create government employment for 3,500,000 unemployed. He argues states should share responsibility, favors work over dole, and envisions a program within sound government credit. The plan includes wage levels higher than subsidies, possible dollar stabilization with Britain, and international balance through practical governance.
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Great Britain
Europe
Congress
Roosevelt aims to speed welfare legislation through Congress
The President urged lawmakers to consider humane principles that aid the nation, noting past errors were corrected and plans were presented for prompt action. He emphasized that no single plan is infallible and that Roosevelt's administration focused on assisting those most in need.
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Mr. Roosevelt
The Headache Follows The Peace War Debate
In discussing peace and war the claim that poor nations cannot fight is dismissed as unreal. The World War showed economic limits do not deter war as production surges and nations borrow heavily, often eroding currency value. War financing relies on future reckoning and oversupply, while leaders treat war like bankruptcy for distressed economies.
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Russia
A Daily Talk To Parents THQ Bhalt Not Govet
Brooke Peters argues against covetousness in daily life teaching. The piece stresses that a mindset of envy harms satisfaction, urging children to value independence, ambition, courage, and real values. It emphasizes pride in tradition and disciplined conduct over chasing possessions.
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Govet
Brooke Peters
Mary
Susan
Tommy
New York Day By Day In a West Cortlandt Street jumble
A New York column describes a bustling West Cortlandt Street barter of radio shops bric a brac and hardware delicatessen where vendors holler for customers amid rivalries. It notes Manhattan’s panhandle, Doug Fairbanks Sr travel mania, hospitality trays rising from obscurity, and a closing quip on leaders’ humility.
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George Tucker
New York
West Cortlandt Street
L” A
Manhattan
Panhandle
Harlem
Hudson
Texas
Doug Fairbanks, Sr
Mayfair
Noel Coward
Fairbanks
Lazier
Nest Coast
Brooklyn
Miami
Powerhouse Democrats Rule Opening of 74th Congress
Washington Daybook notes the Democrats hold a strong majority in the 74th Congress as Speaker Burns and allies push to dismantle the discharge rule. With 2,400 bills in the hopper the new leadership vows strict control to legislate, led by Burns Bankhead and O'Connor and backed by a nearly one party House.
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Herbert Plummer Washl
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Representative Snell
New York
Joe Burns
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Burns, Bankhead
O’connor
O'Connor
What About Your Health The Nervous System
This excerpt surveys the nervous system's study from Gall and Purkinje to Sherrington, tracing the discovery of brain muscle pathways and nerve cells. It notes historic figures and a Moravian professor whose prophetic view aligns with modern neurology, emphasizing brain and nerve interaction with external stimuli as reflex-like behavior.
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Franz Josef Gall
Gall
Johannes Evangelista Purkinje
Purkinje
Moravia
Charles Sherrington
Army Planes To Face Hard Test
The Army's "snow birds" will depart Selfridge Field Michigan in late January for a month long grueling test of the latest planes and equipment under sub zero conditions in northern states. A squadron of 18 pursuit attack bombing observation and transport planes under Major Ralph Royce will conduct the maneuvers from a base to be set up at Duluth Minnesota.
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Washington
Jan
Selfridge Field
Michigan
War Dern
Ralph Royce
Duluth
Minn
Senators and Representatives pay and clerks details
The report outlines annual pay including the 10000 salary for Senators and Representatives after a 5 percent economy act cut, mileage at 30 cents per mile, and clerk hire allowances with caps. It notes Senate committee clerks and assistants, secretary roles, and payroll ranges from 11400 to over 25000 for major committees, plus stationery allowances totaling about 19500 for Senators and 60000 for Representatives, with postage and telegraph tolls paid on official business. It also mentions Delegate Frank J. Hirt in Annapolis planning to reintroduce a bill to abolish the whipping post and seek unemployment insurance, and ends with a quote about leadership.
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Senate
Annapolis
Maryland
Frank J. Hirt
Second
Baltimore
Hirt
House
Pleasant relief from constipation with Olive Tablets
Sluggish bowels blamed for a dull appearance and wan energy. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable remedy, claim to cleanse the system without griping. Take one or two at bedtime. available in 10, 30, or 60 cent packs from druggists.
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Edwards Olive Tableta
Dr. Edwardaive
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