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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
The article describes Hagerstown inaugurating a new swimming pool with soap baths required before entry. It highlights the mayor and city officials, the band, and the pool’s potential as a civic amenity, aiming to attract residents and future administrators.
The passage states that Associated Press and other dispatches are exclusively entitled to use of news dispatches credited to them or not otherwise credited in the paper. It reserves the right of publication of special dispatches herein and local news published therein.
The American Automobile Association reports a decline in auto thefts due to tougher laws and cooperation. About 260,000 cars were stolen in 1932 with roughly 90 percent recovered, aided by Certificate of Pike laws and the Dyer Act, amid organized rackets and doorman-style hayrides in large cities.
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins argues in a recent address that the United States can double production while expanding buying power to absorb goods. She urges human technicians to organize workers so farms and factories operate smoothly, ensuring all may purchase automobiles radios and home equipment.
Washington observers view Hugh Gibson’s transfer from Europe to Rio de Janeiro as a strategic Roosevelt effort to revive U S export trade in South America. Gibson’s experience in disarmament and diplomacy may aid a reciprocal trade pact with Brazil to boost commerce between North and South America. Abe Cohn of Carson City claims the smallest Indian basket at 75 milligrams.
A reflective poem quotes ambitions and memories of friendships as the speaker vows to persevere and work again despite past losses.
Imprisoned in St. Joseph Missouri Gus Pusateri alleged liquor vender had his jail cell redone with red and white lacquer and bars painted silver in a vandalism style within the county jail report.
Boies discusses the five senses and their value to human life. Sight, hearing, and smell are distance perceptors and supply depth to existence. The piece notes sight enables reading and perceiving relationships in time and space, stressing the high importance of protecting sensory function.
The text argues for special concern about a child’s eyesight, noting children may not complain of defects. It contrasts with adults who understand normal vision and emphasizes early attention when vision seems imperfect. It warns against accepting deteriorated sight simply because the child does not express trouble.
CHICAGO July 21 Roger Tuohy Chicago gangster was arrested Thursday in Elkhorn Wisconsin with three satellites and returned to Chicago for questioning in the John Factor kidnapping and other crimes. Captain Daniel Gilbert said he had positive information that three of the men participated in the kidnapping.
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