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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1933

Page

9

Chamber Answers Many Queries On Blanket Recovery Code

The Chamber of Commerce office at the Hotel Alexander is fielding questions on the new blanket recovery code. Early inquiries address conflicting dates in the code and whether paid vacation affects minimum wage calculations. Small businesses seek guidance and a rapid response is promised as the information bureau proves valuable.

Chamber of Commerce Hotel Alexander Hugh 8. Johnson Bureau of Information

Shirley Declines Virginia Public Works Board Seat

Richmond July 28 Acting on legal advice State Highway Commissioner Henry G Shirley telegraphed President Roosevelt declining appointment to the Virginia advisory board under the Federal Public Works Administration He said he would resign his highway post to serve but could be more valuable supervising Virginia’s 7 400 000 federal aid expenditure than serving on the board Jay W Johns of Asn awla and Richard Crane of Westover were named in Washington as board members.

Richmond Henry G. Shirley Roosevelt Virginia Advisory Board Federal Public Works Administration Highway Commission Virginia J . Shirley Jay W.johns Asnlawa Richard Crane Westover Washington

Zinc and Read Mills Near Picher Readied to Reopen

Thirteen zinc and lead mills in the tri state district around Picher Oklahoma were prepared for reopening as demand showed signs of picking up recently.

Tri-State Picher Okla

Glacial Ice Sheets and the Ice Age Timeline

The article explains that Washington County was never fully covered by ice sheets during the last Ice Age, outlines four to five glaciation stages with dates from Nebraskan to Wisconsin, and notes that ice advanced from Canada into the northern US. It discusses causes such as volcanic activity and mountain uplift, and describes how ice sheets formed, moved, and shaped landscapes across North America, including the St. Lawrence valley evolving into the Great Lakes.

North America Washington County Canada United States Ilinois Susquehanna Valley Harrisburg Rocky Tropics Earth Polar W. J. Humphreys United States Weather Bureau Space Hudson Bay St. Lawrence River W. C. Hotchkiss Grea Great Lakes Humphreys

Roosevelt expands cotton textile code to more industries

Washington, July 27 Roosevelt signed orders broadening the cotton textile industrial code to include cordage twine hosiery garments and pajamas. In a separate telegram Maryland tobacco dealers pledge support for the recovery program and urged a code to stop price cutting by distributors and retailers to raise wages and improve conditions.

Washington Roosevelt Attesram Maryland Aode

Residents Gather at Cearfoss and Nearby Homes

A social roundup from Cearfoss and nearby areas notes visits among the Myers, Kellers, Cunninghams, and Sugden families, with Mildred Spickler returning home from Hagerstown, and several local exchanges recorded. The Reading Times reports it has accepted the WRA blanket code, with all departments complying.

Harvey Myers Elmer Keller Mike Baise Hagerstown Walter Cunningham D. W. Cunningham Charles Stokes Greencastle Stokes F. C. Myers Mildred Spickler Thelma Spickler Miner Myers V. D. Rice Caseytown David Milburn A. H. Hose Chalmer Myers Nova, Pa Danzer Reading Reading Times The

Newspaper Adopts 40-Hour Week and New Wages

The publication will implement a 40 hour workweek with a minimum wage of 14 dollars for full time staff and 40 cents per hour for part time workers.

Bee growers move hives to Sierra cedar belt summers

Some bee growers in the Bacraxmento valley California imitate stock men by transferring their bow colonies to the High Sierra mountains in summer to range in the cedar belt.

Bacrax Mento Valley Calif Bslerra Mountains Cedar Belt

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