01 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
1
An Associated Press rights notice appears regarding publication of all news dispatches credited or not in the newspaper. It states exclusive entitlement to use and preservation of publication rights for special dispatches contained in the paper.
Dr. C E Baker of the bureau of agricultural economics forecasts a population peak in about ten years followed by decline unless immigration increases. He notes births dropped from 3 million in 1921 to 2.3 million in 1934, with more adults and fewer young children ahead, signaling possible changes in food consumption and farm migration trends.
The piece condemns the Indianapolis speedway as barbarous and deadly and notes the fatal toll could rise. It then analyzes the presidents work relief wage scales from $10 to $94 monthly, arguing they reflect living conditions and training, not a final standard, with changes possible. It ends by mentioning Barbara and Huey’s king program.
A fragmentary verse speaks of Edgar A. Guest style lines about letters that threaten disaster and death. The speaker questions who sends such messages and vows acceptance as the weakest link in the chain, while noting a willingness to buy the stamps in vain.
Washington Daybook reports the Senate backed the President with an eight vote margin, easing Treasury plans as Morgenthau and aides anticipate smoother bond markets for funding the $4 billion work relief program. Despite optimism, officials note remaining uncertainty from SEC and potential inflationary risks from any currency push.
George Tucker profiles Andre Simon, master of fine living, wine writer and tastemaker, visiting New York to promote dining culture. Simon argues wine and food harmonize, praises American hotels and restaurants, and details a New York wine and food society tour with tastings and chef encounters. He plans to return to London at month’s end.
A notice invites readers to obtain a free outline on controlling striped cucumber beetles squash borers squash bugs aphids and other cucurbit pests. It urges prompt home garden actions to reduce losses and invites questions to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service Washington DC.
Dan Van Gorder outlines squash vine borer biology and practical control. Eggs hatch into white larvae that wilt vines. no complete moth control exists. Recommend encouraging birds, sanitation, early harvesting, deep fall plowing, trap crops, nicotine spray for commercial growers, and keeping plants vigorous to resist infestation.
A historical summary of early psychiatry and eugenics beliefs challenges the idea that mentally deficient parents produce deficient children. It cites that many such parents are normal, cites fertility rates among defectives, and notes birth injuries and parental ages as more influential. The text discusses studies on heredity versus environmental factors in mental deficiency.
In Canon City Colorado Louis Pacheco 37 and his brother John 25 were executed in the lethal gas chamber of the state penitentiary. The two men, first brothers ever executed in Colorado, died in adjoining chairs from poisonous fumes after being condemned for the February slaying of Clifford Smith Wellington Colorado.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, large chain grocers, announced last night there would be no change in employee hours or wages following the abandonment of NRA codes.
Alison declares Daphne plans to marry her father for money while in love with another man. She flees to meet Guy Western, an architect claimed by Daphne as a Riviera doctor. A newspaper report then links to a body found near Daphne's sister's horse.
Alison and Guy discuss a mysterious incident in Fulham and the night’s events as they ride through London. A sudden accident near Glasshouse Street brings Guy to the scene, tending a struck child while witnesses and police note his actions. Alison doubts his past and the tale Daphne told, while the crowd disperses and the ambulance departs with the child.
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