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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
2
Pangborn Corporation announces paid vacations for all shop employees signed by president Thomas W. Pangborn. All shop operations suspend for the week of August 16 to grant varying paid time off based on service length. Most long‑time workers will receive a full week’s pay. Information was released.
A Seattle letter praises Kellogg's All-Bran and Axt-Bran for constipation relief after years of pill use. The note explains how Att-Bran absorbs water to form a soft mass that cleanses the intestines while supplying vitamin B and iron, with usage guidance and local availability.
Pangborn Corporation has long paid both the company and employees share of Old Age Benefit Insurance, unusual under law which requires only half by employer and half by employees. The firm, a major Washington County employer, recently expanded with new buildings and a planned open house to showcase products and operations to families and locals.
Mrs. Mildred M. Clements, Republican candidate for Annapolis mayor, reports an overwhelming flood of correspondence from across the United States and Maryland. A stenographer friend helps handle the mail as donors and supporters hail her presumed clean administration and civic service. A Maryland poet, Aida L. Fryer, sent verse linking Margaret Brent to Clements. She plans to speak at a public mass meeting tonight in the State House.
Thousands of Boy Scouts gathered in a large arena to witness a pageant linking scoutcraft with history. Woodchopping signaling and camp construction were featured alongside reenactments of events from Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia.
Elsie Hellwig of New England fired a perfect 200 with eleven bullseyes to lead the quadded match as the Eastern Open Rifle and Pistol Matches opened at Camp Ritchie. The event, sponsored by the National Rifle Association, drew about 300 competitors with more expected tomorrow and Saturday. Lieut Col Mills of Washington supervised, with C B Lister and NRA officials in attendance.
Chicago July 2 A National Safety Council estimate puts 1936 accidental fatalities at 117000 with a 3.7 billion dollar bill. The council notes an injury every three seconds and 10.73 million total accidents, with heat in summer boosting deaths and homes remaining the most dangerous setting.
The iSafety Council cites a new high figure of 38,300 fatal injuries blamed on home carelessness, with overall totals reaching 37,860. The report highlights dangerous domestic conditions and preventive concerns for residents.
Anthony Garlus Harry Eisenbers and Watson Edwards were executed in Sing Sing last night for the tavern holdup murder of Isaac Shain in Brooklyn on November 8.
A curious note argues Darwin is wrong noting a monkey’s nose does not warm when it rides in a swell car. The brief comments on evolutionary ideas and compare animal behavior in travel contexts.
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