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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1933
Page
2
The text discusses Associated Press rights to publication of news dispatches whether credited or not, and notes local papers may reuse those patches. It also mentions publication rights and reservations tied to special dispatches.
The Daily Mail discusses the recent Peddlers' Law passed by the Council and its hardship on families in Hagerstown. It argues women breadwinners faced adversity and calls for humane amendments to protect self-supporting sellers.
The text reports on Bertrand H. Buell criticizing a costly Congress and dictatorial powers in the Congressional Record. It cites editorials from Republican and Independent Republican papers, including the Minneapolis Tribune, noting a lean toward retrenchment and criticism of Democratic dominance during that era.
A ripple of editorials and columns from cities like Waterbury, Pittsburgh, and New London weigh the Roosevelt administration’s recovery measures. Supporters praise stimulus actions and rising production, while critics label them partisan.
The New Deal and Roosevelt action are defended against Hoover era critics. Opponents accuse a dictatorship drift while supporters argue the U S Chamber and backers of the Industrial Recovery Act show confidence. The Philadelphia Record notes expected 1934 outcomes favor Roosevelt.
In Rockingham County Virginia a small two seat airplane stalled and fell from 1000 feet crashing into woods near Grottoes. Pilot George Olinger 20, and passengers Harry Strickler 23 and William Eaton 22 all died. Witnesses say engine momentarily stopped before the spin.
Washington notes President Roosevelt formed a threefold approach with a planning brain trust from Cornell and Yale to study long term debt costs, consult Congress, and then implement through a hardboiled administration group. The method mirrors the industrial recovery act, balancing theory, politics, and enforcement.
Irvin Joseph Fisher a prominent Waynesboro merchant died Saturday at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage aged 74 He had run a Waynesboro store since 1907 Private funeral services will be held this afternoon.
A poem contrasts the worker's humble homecoming with a monarch's distant welcome. Nearby, a Treasury update shows 1,013 Hagerstown residents filed income tax returns for 1931, plus 43 from Williamsport and 18 from Boonsboro, totaling 62,992 in the state. It notes the old belief linking the fourth finger to the heart for engagement and wedding rings.
Article explains ectopic pregnancy, its dangers and symptoms. It notes abdominal pain, giddiness, and faintness as warning signs, and highlights the Aschheim Zondek test for early diagnosis. Encourages prompt physician consultation and discusses menstruation irregularities and continued bleeding.
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