10 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
1
A truncated item notes Haven Connecticut hosting a seminar focused on labor and agriculture. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but the event appears to tie together workforce and farming topics with potential speakers.
A mule belonging to Sylvester Palmer on the Sue Bishop farm near Smithsburg dashed into a delivery truck, killing the animal instantly. State Officer W. J. Chatham investigated the incident as Palmer and several children rode toward Smithsburg.
President Roosevelt announced approval of the cotton textile code aimed at ending child labor, setting a 12 to 17 dollar minimum wage and a 40 hour workweek. Hugh Johnson and cabinet members witnessed the signing as the measure goes into effect July 17, with hearings planned to reach full 100 percent industry adherence.
A 19 year old, Jona Harbaugh of Irvin Avenue, was struck in the face by a baseball during a game early yesterday afternoon. He was hospitalized for treatment after the incident.
A president reads closely and interjects the word bully while signing and dictating a statement. The move is seen as a signal for other industries to align. Nearby, Mamie Schafer visits Sharpsburg area friends, and local residents host callers and family visits in Hagerstown and surrounding towns.
St James notes Rev Walter Neway and Mrs Neway spent weekend with the Sperows in Tohnatown Pa. Lester Hasterday and Clarence Sperow of Hagerstown joined. The Neways visited George Rowland and William Hammonds of Hagerstown visited Shank family. Mrs Alice Lynch has returned.
A four hour blaze damaged portions of the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield last night. Cause undetermined, may be defective wiring. damage estimated at 75000 dollars. South wing roof collapsed. records in State Architect's office and Division of Oil destroyed but replaceable. Governor Horner and officials oversaw record removal as delegates planned to meet.
A fragmented notice indicates the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold a convention in Waynesboro with the invitation extended during a business session. The valley association plans August events at Greencastle in the coming year.
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